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Highly opinionated radio advertising guru and radio talent/morning show coach.
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Who Owns Whose Words
When you post something on this blog, you retain the right to use your words elsewhere.
I get to use your words elsewhere, too: in a newsletter, book, 3-D hologram, major motion
picture, etc. I'm not saying I will, but it's possible.
But you don't get to take the stuff I write here – even if it's in response to something you
wrote – and use it elsewhere.
Just so you know.
Thanks,
Dan O'Day
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*lol
I remember those things. Nothing like a good cue burn.
Here's a great question for all the old-school Boss Jocks: which record label(s) were most prone to quick cue burn? As I recall, WB/Reprise was pretty bad…
ABC/Dunhill got cue burn really fast in less than two weeks.
At 22 yrs I thought I'd been doing this a while, but knowing which labels had the worst cue burn? Man, you guys are, like, mezazoic or something (well, we knew Dan was but…)
C’mon, we all know the records that got burned fastest were those in highest rotation. What was weird was pulling out an old “red-hot,” after it had been off for about 6 months, to reinsert it as an “image,” and it began with this explosive napalm-gouged cue burn – just ahead of that soft bass note…