Not listened to Radio 1 since I got a DAB radio.

Planet Rock, 6 Music and Rock Radio for music (with the exception of Paul Jones on radio 2).

Radio 4/5 Live for news.

Manchester, WISH, 5 Live and 5 Live Sport Extra for Sport.
Radio

Jeremy Vine show is awful - banal phone ins, and I hate his delivery; he's like Matthew Wright. Urgh.

Pop Master is still brill, but Ken plays some awful music. I like his 'gone for a poo' moment every day; he puts on a really long song and off he trots. You can set your watch by that man's bowels.
Like Evans. Preferred Wogan. Miss him not being able to breathe for laughing. Like Mayo. Can't work out why Steve Wright exists at all.
Chris Moyles was not my bag, I think Dita summed it up for me pretty well. I am well too old for Radio One and am still annoyed Radio 2 binned Ratcliffe and Maconie for Jo Whiley. She's a bumlicker, always has been.

I was wondering why this wasnt on the other music thread.

Then I remembered what Moyles was like.

Does Pete Tong still do that god-awful 'drive time' show on Fridays? It used to be the one time I'd regularly be in a car and having the radio on, only to be met by music that belongs in clubs not radio, presented by a middle-aged man desperately trying to sound cool, with an IQ slightly below the average hamster.

Scratch that - just Wikid it and seems he's been gone for years, although the dance stuff is still on and one of the most popular shows? Mind-boggling. Who actually listens to that sort of music on a radio? Twelve-year olds?

Never listened to Moyles.
Saw him once on TV and changed channels after two minutes ... that was more than enough.

Radio One is supposed to be for young people anyway, so I'll stick with the irritating Naughtie and Humphries on R4.

Simon Bates put me off Radio 1, forever more.

Bring him back!!!!

We know a song about this don't we?

I have to update my previous comment about being horrified about Chris Moyles being cast as King Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar.

He was brilliant.

Moyles' JCS performance can be found on a well known video sharing website.

It may have been better seeing it in person, but from the recording I have seen he is not strong enough as a singer or performer to carry the scene.

Mike d'Abo is the best King Herod I've heard from all the different recording outs there

Not sure about 'Grimmy', seems ok. When he gets celebs to phone other celebs winding them up is hilarious however.

Its all a matter of opinion. I never said he was the greatest, just very good.

I happen to think John Owen Jones is the best Jean Valjean, but a lot more think Colm Wilkinson was the best.

I don't really have a preference! I've seen Les Mis loads of times and every time I've been they've all been fantastic. I just bloody love the songs!

We watched the show in Manchester and have to say Moyles was excellent, it was a great role for him to play and he played it brilliantly.