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about • archives • best of • twitter • rss by john hoare. read about the site, visit the archives , read the best stuff , follow me on twitter , or subscribe . 24.05.19 night network posted 24th may 2019 tagged with life , playout , television no comments yet as someone who passed their gcses through being reasonably clever rather than working hard, found out the hard way that i couldn’t do that with my a-levels, and then had an absolutely disastrous experience at university for exactly the same reason, it’s perhaps not a surprise to hear that i suffer from the standard exam-based anxiety dream. you know the one. the one where you’re going into an exam you haven’t prepared for, and don’t know any of the answers. to be fair, this is less an anxiety dream, and more my brain reenacting exactly what i did when i was 18, over and over and over again. 20 years later, i’m still having it on a regular basis. which, i guess, is my punishment for wasting an opportunity others would have loved to have. still, many people have those kind of dreams. i work as a tv channel director, and people in our line of work have a whole raft of standard anxiety dreams specific to our job. i’ve had every single one of the following dreams, and when i’ve told other people in the industry, most replied with: “oh, so it’s not just me, then?” in an attempt at some kind of therapy, here is the kind of nonsense our brains decide to inflict on us. 1) it’s ten minutes before the late news is on air. i decide to go to the toilet… and suddenly find myself on a train leaving work. i ring up the playout suite to apologise, and inform them of my situation. nobody is pleased. 2) everything is going fine, for once. ah, right, the live programme’s ending. time to find the button we press to manually take it off air and go to the next event… what? where is it? it’s not where it usually is! help! eventually, engineering show up. the button had been moved overnight, and was hidden under all my paperwork. i feebly protest my innocence. 3) for some reason, control of the most important channel in the uk has moved to my childhood home. time for my shift. i go downstairs into my living room, and the last shift has already left, leaving the room in the dark. they’ve also turned off all the monitors i need in order to run the channel. i spend ages switching them back on, then realise we’re coming up to a live programme. studio talkback is now controlled through my family pc speakers, and the channel is now controlled through my family pc. i wake up in a sweat, and ponder what freud would have made of all this. 4) i forget to give the continuity announcer sound, which means their live announcement won’t go to air. when i finally remember, i can’t find the required button because i rapidly start losing my eyesight . and perhaps the worst: 5) i dream the entire shift, everything goes smoothly… and then wake up and have to do the whole thing again for real. thanks, brain. on the plus side, i did once dream of kathy burke sitting in a darkened studio, complaining that her weather graphics had crashed. i’m sure you could get a sitcom episode out of that. tagged with: life , playout , television 11.05.19 identity. posted 11th may 2019 tagged with life , playout , television presentation it’s 1999, or thereabouts. i’m sitting in a friend’s living room. we’re watching a recording of something from bbc two. probably tmwrnj 1 or the like. we’re both huge comedy fans. unfortunately, i make an error. being a comedy fan is fine. but foolishly, i try to have a conversation about the nice bbc two ident in front of the programme. i like that kind of thing, you see. i mean, at that point, i didn’t even know the phrase “tv presentation”, let alone “tv presentation fan”. this was long before i knew there were other people like me. i just knew it was something i was interested in. i shortly wished this was not the case. i can’t even remember the word used towards me. sad? boring? whatever it was, it was negative, and i was an idiot. i mean, i was used to hearing this stuff right through school, but i thought i might escape from it when i went to college. seemingly not. a swift stab in the heart, job done. i feebly protest, but can’t get the words out. we get on with watching telly. i brood. * * * it’s 2015, or thereabouts. i’m sitting in a certain tv channel’s control room – now on the other side of the television. i’m busy tweaking that evening’s schedule, for imminent transmission over the next few hours. and that involves actually watching a condensed version of that evening’s material. a ‘2’ in the guise of a toy car glides across the screen. ah, i know what to do. to make this look good, the 2 figure needs to exit cleanly off the side of the screen before going into the programme. that happens at precisely 15 seconds in. but i’m doing a 10 frame visual mix into the programme, so that means this ident needs to run for 14″15f in order to look good. hang on… *clickity click* perfect. * * * choose your own adventure®! choose from 2 possible endings: 1) don’t let anybody ever tell you the silly shit you’re interested in doesn’t matter. you might find it immensely useful years down the line. people might even end up paying you money to be good at it. 2) needless to say, i had the last laugh. tmwrnj! ↩ tagged with: life , playout , television presentation 06.05.19 listen. does this sound familiar? posted 6th may 2019 tagged with music , the shangri-las the shangri-las are not good for my brain. oh, god, the songs are . but the thing about the shangs is that so much about them can’t be nailed down. they are fuelled by myth and mystery. for every story told, there’s another one which contradicts it. which, i know, can have its own rewards. but romance be damned, sometimes i just want to know the facts about something. and facts and the shangri-las often don’t seem to go together. for instance: the fabled seven minute version of ‘remember (walking in the sand)’, recorded as a demo. the recording billy joel apparently played piano on. which despite being oft-talked about, has never been released. who knows if it even exists any more? still, occasionally, things slip through the cracks. like the following youtube video , uploaded in 2016 with very little in the way of explanation or context: there are many joys in this three minute section. studio chatter (“you’re forcing it, you’re really overdoing it…”), rehearsals for ‘remember’, and an entirely different version of the opening to ‘leader of the pack’. but for me, the most fascinating thing about it is the opening few seconds. a song which initially sounds like something which has never been released… and then, eight seconds in, turns into something which sounds exactly like ‘remember’, but with entirely different lyrics! “…sells bright shining lights angry young girl had her boy hold her tight but not me not me i don’t have pretty dresses to wear and i don’t have any ribbons for my hair but i can…” so, my question: what the hell is this? could it be a short part of that fabled seven minute demo? perhaps, but those lyrics above don’t seem to relate to anything about the song as we know it. could it be an entirely different song? maybe, but i can’t imagine producer shadow morton pulling a whigfield and planning to make their follow-up sound that similar to their first hit. is it just them messing around with alternate versions of ‘remember’? who knows? i have no answers, and the person who uploaded the video isn’t talking. but we do have yet another mystery to add to the shangs’ mystique. every single time you poke at their work, new questions appear. which is delightful and infuriating in equal measure. but i’ll tell you one thing. the line “angry young girl had her boy hold her tight” is massively on-brand for the shangri-las. tagged with: music , the shangri-las 30.04.19 duncan’s stuck in the 80s posted 30th april 2019 tagged with jingles , radio my old pal duncan newmar

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Domain Name: DIRTYFEED.ORG
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Creation Date: 2010-07-08T09:06:08Z
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Registrant Organization: John Hoare
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