Ok, so i'm a DJ by trade - www.djkey.com However I have to take my hat off to this "old school" DJ. If you've ever wanted to do a "mash up" then this gal shows you what you need.... http://video.msn.com/v/us/fv/fv.htm??g=e2bebf18-b795-431a-a01e-f89bf4bb3cdf&f=06/64&fg=email
Does he still cheer people up with 'our tune'? Tony Blackburn is still going strong too, and hasn't changed much over the years.
Not everyone's cup of tea, but I remember Mark and Lard when they used to be on Radio 1. Dem woz d dayz
Lovin the Boomin' granny There should be a different name for the list of people above "People who waffle on the radio" maybe? Not DJ anyway. Best DJ for me is Mix Master Mike http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DLED7krHwU DJ Shadow DJ Format Cut Chemist DJ Green Lantern Peanut Butter Wolf DJ Yoda
I have Pat, and I assumed you were!? Our tune should have featured as filler on an easy listenin' album called 'nice and nauseating'. I recognise some of the so-called DJ's above. I've also had the dubious pleasure of hearing their mindless crap on various shows and in clubs. They aren't DJ's, they're dance heads, a different and altogether more unpleasant species altogether....... a more talentless bunch of ego-manics I have yet to see (hear?) outside the HoP. *puts on tin hat and waits for explosion of wrath*
Yes, it would have been more appropriate than this rather unimaginative title. You can't even whistle some of the stuff they play these days. I don't know what the world is coming to
Best radio DJ - the late John Peel. Currently I enjoy listening to Jason Manford on Manchester's XFM's breakfast show. Best club DJ - not seen any recently, but of the ones I have seen then DJ Disciple, David Morales, and John Kelly always tore the roof off.