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Ricky The K's Solid Gold Time Machine is now available for your internet station

Re: Ricky The K's Solid Gold Time Machine is now available for your internet sta

Love the music, the old commercials, jingles, liners and reverb! Unfortunately, I'm not a huge fan of the "shouting DJ" shtick and would prefer a laid-back approach to announcing.
 
Love the music, the old commercials, jingles, liners and reverb! Unfortunately, I'm not a huge fan of the "shouting DJ" shtick and would prefer a laid-back approach to announcing.
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If it's going to be the authentic 1960s sound of personality top forty radio, it means djs with high energy and humor. There is no shouting on the show. There is high energy. Don't confuse the two. If you want a laid-back approach to announcing, you have 10,000 current radio stations from which to choose. Are you also on a bland diet?
 
Re: Ricky The K's Solid Gold Time Machine is now available for your internet sta

Nope. I'm a meat, potatoes and pizza kind of guy! However, like I said, tone it down a bit, it causes noticeable clipping in the audio (check out Cousin Brucie on XM if you want an example of what I'd consider enjoyable on-air presentation).
 
headed into my third year doing this same thing in my little corner of the net..only i program '63 through '83..with a few on either side.. www.chucklundi.com just an old man sittin' in the dark with a cold beer live every Friday night from 6 til midnight...later if i still have beer left over..lol
 
Re: Ricky The K's Solid Gold Time Machine is now available for your internet sta

Cool heads up! Think I'm gonna crack open a few myself and check out the show. '63 to '83 is right within the span of music I love most of all!
 
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