MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
De grootste DJ ever. Te veel bands om op te noemen die hem schatplichtig zijn. Bij de VPRO had ie ook iedere week zendtijd.
Originally broadcast on BBC Radio Four in January 1990, John's Desert Island Discs tell the story of his life, standing as a testament to his eclectic and uncompromising taste in music, which he describes during the show with his own inimitable wit:
"I like it when people are making records because they have to be made. If they are in any way successful there comes a point where they are making records to order, not just to the requirements of the record company, accountants and so forth, but also to the audience. A mass audience having a record by a particular band, want something which is vaguely similar the next time out, it's a bit like when you buy cornflakes, and go to the supermarket to buy them again, you don't want them to be ginger-flavoured or something whimsical like that, you want them to be pretty much like they were previously".
We've adapted the program to our Record Box format; using his own words from the show, recording his choices (on his broadcast room turntable) using records from his collection, and photographing the sleeves so that you can actually browse through John's own Desert Island Discs.
Originally broadcast on BBC Radio Four in January 1990, John's Desert Island Discs tell the story of his life, standing as a testament to his eclectic and uncompromising taste in music, which he describes during the show with his own inimitable wit:
"I like it when people are making records because they have to be made. If they are in any way successful there comes a point where they are making records to order, not just to the requirements of the record company, accountants and so forth, but also to the audience. A mass audience having a record by a particular band, want something which is vaguely similar the next time out, it's a bit like when you buy cornflakes, and go to the supermarket to buy them again, you don't want them to be ginger-flavoured or something whimsical like that, you want them to be pretty much like they were previously".
We've adapted the program to our Record Box format; using his own words from the show, recording his choices (on his broadcast room turntable) using records from his collection, and photographing the sleeves so that you can actually browse through John's own Desert Island Discs.
Ik noem een Tony van Heemschut,een Loeki Knol,een Brammetje Biesterveld en natuurlijk een Japie Stobbe !
