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by Nuttsky on November 3rd, 2009
One deejay on Los Angeles's classical radio station has a voice I find unbearable. He's a superb musicologist, but his voice sounds so AFFECTED. It's nasal, and it's alternately booming and whispery, and some of his characteristic intonation patterns are used by no one else I've ever heard. It's as though he doesn't fill his lungs when he talks. "Recording" is always "recorting." I could go on....
The station's other announcers are very good, especially Rich Caparella. He's ALSO an excellent musicologist, and lots of fun. His voice is a pleasure to listen to.
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Yes; I used to have trouble with some radio dj here in Melb., Australia, too. Voice bugged enough, but he used to always keep stating his name in some advertising manner on radio - always talkin' about himself!
Drove ya bananasLOL!
by denidowi on November 4th, 2009