Hello everybody. My name is Andrew and I’ve been off air for 12 days now.
Things are different now.
I haven’t hit a post or crashed a vocal. I haven’t cold rolled, timed out, hot mixed or segued.
I haven’t looked for a kicker. I haven’t played anything off the wall or inserted into the log. I haven’t touched an ad-lib, a phone-out or a liner.
I haven’t thought about cume, TSL or share. I haven’t worried about cold ends or fades or even worse a cold end with a fade.
No NexGen, nor CRM. No Powergold and definitely no Selector. I’ve pulsed nothing; no macros to worry about and no network feeds at all.
I haven’t worried about our lead, or our phoner and I haven’t said, “What’s our 8.10?”. I sure haven’t F8 Fade and Go’d.
But best of all. I’VE USED NO JARGON!
I am a recovering Radiohead.
There almost has to be a Red Cross for rehabilitating Radioheads like me and so many others.
Little aid packages that arrive packed with promo pranks like branded slippers or Rubiks cubes with a Sky channel on each face.
Some free albums you don’t want, but your brother in law will gladly receive and lots and lots of pens.
A NZ Music Month T shirt for next summer’s house painting project.
And right at the bottom a memo saying that corridor cricket and smoking on the street is banned and the next time your car is found in a visitor’s car park you WILL receive a warning letter.
My name is Andrew and I am 12 days clean and everything is fine.
"Dead Air" is the toughest one to get over. That may take more time.
ReplyDeleteA couple of $15 wire cages over the water sprinklers would have solved the corridor cricket issues. Maybe you could write in and suggest it?
NL