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This radio show review focused on 1980s music. The hosts did not use scripts and instead had a free-flowing discussion. While there were some technical issues like dead air and missed words, the show had a casual feel from the banter between the hosts. They enjoyed the song choices and knew the words well. Overall, the reviewer felt it was an improvement over their previous show.
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- 1. Retro Radio Review This was our Commercial Radio show. This was all about the 80’s style of music. All in all I think we did a lot better on this one than we did on our previous one We took all the advice we got about our other one and used it on this one, we got rid of the scripts and did it totally off the top of our heads. This gave it more of a free flowing show and I personally think that it made it more fun and less pressured At the beginning we had to redo it several times because of different reasons. But in the end we got there and got the beginning off to a good start. I was a bit nervous to begin but after a short while I got into the grove. Throughout the whole Radio Show there was a lot of ‘banter`. I felt this made the show better because it made is sound more casual rather than plain and set. It also gave it more of a free flow because neither of us knew what was coming next we just chatted. Our song choose were amazing. I love the fact that every single one of those songs were are on my phone and I knew every single word to each one. I also think that even if 1 or 2 weren’t quite within the ‘80s` theme we were given, we still managed to create something good and I enjoyed it. On the down side there is a few bits that had dead air in, and also when we moved the sliders too quick or slow, and you missed certain words. I made a mistake, but I think we recovered very well.