Dimon Trowel wrote:Well in a few months we won't have to listen to the old band wagon jumping bat again as she's also been shown the door, don't believe me? Then just wait and see. Bowman is replacing her and I can't wait because the Madonna wannabe and Foo Fighters ass kisser will be gone!
Right then...
Dimon Trowel wrote:- She takes herself much too seriously.
She's a woman and she's not trying to do a comedy show. That slot has always been a fairly down to earth slot.
Dimon Trowel wrote:- The arse kissing of guests is just unreal.
If I met Dave Grohl, I'd be kissing his arse too. Moyles hasn't exactly done any ground-breaking interviews and the Drew Barrymore one well...
Dimon Trowel wrote:- Knows nothing about music so sits on every band wagon going reading her copy of NME along with their entire editorial team.
This I have to take exception with, she co-presented the Evening Session with Lurpak for 4 years during the glory days of Britpop, is an ardent fan of live music and the NME has approaced her on numerous occasions to write pieces for them. Thanks to a little internet digging I've also found out she used to be a producer on The Word and was instrumental in giving early british exposre to bands such as Nirvana and R.A.T.M.
Dimon Trowel wrote:- Her pathetic feature 'Changing Tracks' is the biggest pile of bull I have ever heard. So she reads out some chaps story of how his wife left him for another woman, his dad turned out to be gay, he was fired from his job, became a smack addict and started questiong whether Star Wars was true. His midlife crisis eventually reaches the stage where he's about to commit suicide by covering himself in jam and standing in a bee hive when he slammed on the radio airing a song which changed his life. What could this song be? Something surely relevant, deep and emotional enough to save him from this terrible act to change his life around. Just what could it be?
Kylie Minogue - Spinning around.
Oh please!
This has always been a feature on Radio1 for as long as I can remember under the guise of many different names, Simon Bates "Our Tune" being the most obvious...however it
really is a load of crap.