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Easter Schedule 2008 - Meet the evening DJs


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That's a good idea. I guess it'll be pre-recorded, but you can't have it all. Does that mean Scott's on 4pm till 7pm?

Would rather have some Dance Anthems in there. Maybe Scott will have something like that in-store.

Can't imagine waking up to Zane Lowe's show though.

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"BBC Radio 1 is making things interesting this Easter Monday and turning the schedule upside down, putting listeners' favourite presenters from the evening on during the day.

Anything could happen as Zane Lowe is let loose at Breakfast (7-10am), followed by Rob da Bank who presents a unique three-hour mix of music (10am-1pm). Judge Jules then serves up a slice of classic dance (1-4pm) and Westwood brings listeners home (4-7pm) with heavy hit after heavy hit."

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The whole point is that they're trying to promote the specialist DJs. So I don't see the idea behind your schedule.

To be honest, I do not see the point. Fair enough easter is possibly ging to have low ratings but with putting on people who are used to working during nights on during the day could have a even more adverse effect on the station. The only one i can see working is Zane Lowe, however the rest of them , especially Westwood, will lose ratings.

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But it's an Easter Monday. The bosses are hardly going to be crying into their coffee if anyone doesn't perform well. I imagine most of it will be pre-recorded anyway as very few DJs want to work Easter Monday. Even daytime staff.

It looks like it'll be the 'Student Radio Award Winners' up till 7am, and Daniel P Carter between 7pm and 9pm.

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Can't imagine waking up to Zane Lowe's show though.

Bet Gill can though. :D

I quite enjoyed Rob da Bank the other night, so will be listening. I think this promotion of Radio 1's more alternative DJs is a good idea.

'To disagree with three-fourths of the British public is one of the first requisites of sanity'.

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