Having been a college dj, I can say with full confidence that listening to them is unbearable, myself included. The most important lesson I learned was to not talk about your mistakes. Because no one paid attention to your mistake until you spent 5 minutes talking about it.
If you get someone with good taste in music who opens you up to things you haven't heard before, it's worth suffering through the amateurish blabber. On the rare occasion you'll be driving through an unfamiliar area and a radio scan turns up someone who not only plays great music but isn't annoying, too. That's a rare pleasure.
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College DJs
Date: 2009-03-09 06:22 pm (UTC)If you get someone with good taste in music who opens you up to things you haven't heard before, it's worth suffering through the amateurish blabber. On the rare occasion you'll be driving through an unfamiliar area and a radio scan turns up someone who not only plays great music but isn't annoying, too. That's a rare pleasure.