The flyer I would have given you if you were nearer

[glenatron]

If you weren't so far away I would probably already have given you one of these:


Radio 2 was playing a great documentary on Richard Thompson, ultimate guitar hero (tm) this evening (listen againable). He's still the best guitarist in the world and hearing about the creation of some of the records that have had the biggest influence on me was fascinating. In fact Radio 2 has been doing pretty well at the moment- they also have Bruce Dickinson presenting a regular rock show, a Justin Hawkins documentary on Aerosmith this Saturday (pretty much required listening for Lou) and they have cunningly recreated my favourite radio show ever by giving Mark Radcliffe a free rein on his graveyard shift programme. Either they're no longer just for old folks or I'm getting old...

Comments

[chrissieangel.livejournal.com]

Hey enough of the calling us radio two listeners old!!

[glenatron.livejournal.com]

I've been listening to it a lot for the last couple of years to be honest. I think it's probably me getting old, mind...

[silks-ic.livejournal.com]

Yay Radio 2!
I'm younger than ANYONE bar little Dave and I listen to it

[stu-the-elder.livejournal.com]

Ya young punks! In MY day it wasn't called Radio 2, it was the magic talking box voices that ya hadta twiddle the puddin' bowl aerial round to face the Welsh dresser to receive!

Ok admittedly I don't listen to it hardly ever but I'm old.

[spoondog.livejournal.com]

In the second picture from the left, is the little blokie wearing false glasses and nose?

[glenatron.livejournal.com]

I believe he is wearing false glasses and he certainly has a nose!

[shiva-matimbres.livejournal.com]

woo! looking forward to that

anyway, liking radio 2 makes you old, i'm sure of it and radio 6 is for aging indie 'kids'