Monday, 27 April 2015
Lo2 Task 3 Proposed Scheduling Time
I would like the show to be on two days in the week; Wednesday and Friday. The show will be between 7-8pm as it is a peak time when people are in the house after work and possibly having dinner, so we be able to sit down or continue work whilst listening to the show. It will go after the show Spirit of the Wappentake, so that people listening to their rock influenced show will be able to carry on listening if they want it hear punk music. One of the shows afterwards is Aap Ki Awaz so it will push the show an hour later, or cut it short an hour.
Lo2 Task 3 Legal and Ethical Issues
Copyright is a legal right created by the lawmakers of a country which
grants the creator of the original work exclusive rights to the
distribution of it. A PRS License will cost £300 which is needed for the
Punk is Dead show. It will allow us to play all the copyrighted music
that we would need to play on the show. This is vital as we will be
playing music from signed record labels, like The Clash and The Seeds,
as well we will use jingles that use music from signed and popular
artists so we will need the PRS license and possibly permission from the
label. For unsigned bands we will need permission from the artist, and
we would need to check if they are signed up to PRS for the money that
the band would earn from the content we play. This would be obtained
from the advertisements on the show. However Sheffield Live! will have a
PRS license.
We will abide by OFCOM regulations by not being offensive, this includes no racism, sexism and discriminate content. We also would not promote inappropriate material and/or activity. We will not use explicit language, even though our show is not targeted at younger people, due to the time we will air the show, it means children may be listening, so it would be incredibly irresponsible to use inappropriate language.
Our Phone-ins, quizzes and interviews will be recorded before the show. If any language that will break OFCOM rules is used then we will either edit it out, or if it is too drastic we will not use that voice clip in the show so that we receive no repercussions from OFCOM. All legal and ethical issues will be addressed at production meetings that will happen before the show, so that we are very clear on the content we will be putting out to the public.
We will abide by OFCOM regulations by not being offensive, this includes no racism, sexism and discriminate content. We also would not promote inappropriate material and/or activity. We will not use explicit language, even though our show is not targeted at younger people, due to the time we will air the show, it means children may be listening, so it would be incredibly irresponsible to use inappropriate language.
Our Phone-ins, quizzes and interviews will be recorded before the show. If any language that will break OFCOM rules is used then we will either edit it out, or if it is too drastic we will not use that voice clip in the show so that we receive no repercussions from OFCOM. All legal and ethical issues will be addressed at production meetings that will happen before the show, so that we are very clear on the content we will be putting out to the public.
Monday, 13 April 2015
LO2 Task 3 Script
Name of production: Punk is Dead
Presenter names: Alex Raynes, Will
Hewitt
Punk is Dead
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Dialogue/ FX/ MUSIC information
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Jingle Fades in
then out
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Alex
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Welcome to Punk
is Dead on Sheffield Live! Sheffield Lives! Only show dedicated to punk rock.
I’m Alex
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Will
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And I’m Will
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Alex
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We’ve got a lot
planned for todays show
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Will
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There’s going to
be some great tracks from all the decades today to kick off our first show
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Alex
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We’ve got our
first quiz on the show, I’m gonna be asking 15 questions to Will about modern
punk and you can try your best to beat him in the next 3 shows.
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Will
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All you have to
do to take part is submit your name, address and phone number via email to
punkisdead@sheffieldlive.com
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Alex
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And you could be
in with a chance to win tickets to the gig of your choice at the leadmill. This months category is Modern punk, and
it’ll change every month. But anyway, today
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Will
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Today we’re gonna
be talking about a band that are regarded as one of the best ever in Punk
rock
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Alex
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Yeah, London
Calling often put at the top of Punks best albums, so it’s the Clash that
we’ll be talking about
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Will
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We’re also gonna
ask you a question that we want some of your feedback to later in the show.
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Alex
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Right the first
track is from one of the most infamous bands that have ever been around
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Will
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These guys
stormed the scene when they first came under the spotlight, but not always in
a positive way
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Alex
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Criticised
heavily by some people high up in the government for being a detrimental influence
to modern society
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Alex
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There only studio
album got a ton of record shops in trouble because of the obscenities on the
front
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Will
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But for us punk
fans they’ve been one of the largest influences on the genre and modern punk
owes a huge amount to them
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Alex
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They helped make
people realise you don’t need to be as talented as Jimi Hendrix or Paul
McCartney to be in a band and have an influence on society
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Will
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Most people would
watch Jimmy Page on TV and dream of being in a band like him, but didn’t think
they could because they weren’t insane guitarists
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Alex
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But the Pistols
showed that you only need a few power chords to blast out some songs
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Will
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And every one of
them on their album is one to remember, even having a dig at a record label
on their last track. Not a song that EMI will forget
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Alex
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Unfortunately for
us they only lasted one album before the death of their bassist Sid Vicious
in New York in 1979
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Will
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Yeah that marked
the end of the band but not the end of their legacy
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Alex
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It might have
taken a bit of time for people to see that they were more than just
anarchists and actually had quite a bit to say on current affairs, but they
do seem to get the credit they deserve
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Will
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Haha, the
politicians that called them idiots probably feel a bit daft themselves now
anyway
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Alex
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For you Pistol
fans we’ll talk more about them in detail on a later show
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Will
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But here they
are, this is Holidays in the Sun
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MUSIC: Holidays
in the Sun- Sex Pistols
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Alex
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Always a good way
to start a show
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Will
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Incredible
talent, written by a combination of the band members
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Alex
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Their first track
on their debut album,
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Will
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From the 70’s and
still has an impact now
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Alex
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Well the pistols
had an influence on our next band too
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Will
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Unfortunately
these guys might be the last of the big punk bands, well for now at least
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Alex
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Formed as long
back as 1986, their first album was released in 1990 called 39/Smooth
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Will
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But you’ll
probably know them for their first big album, Dookie in 1994
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Alex
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Of course it’s
Green Day
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Will
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Started off in
their early career as a real punk band, some argue that they went off the
genre in their later albums, but Dookie is definitely one of the definitive
punk albums of the later punk years
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Alex
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Their best
selling album was American Idiot, but I think Dookie blows it out the water
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Will
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Yeah I think I’d
agree with you, I prefer it over American Idiot too, let us know on our
Twitter which your favourite Green Day album is
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Alex
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We’ll check out
some of your comments later in the show so keep em clean guys
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Will
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Right the song
we’re going to play is When I Come Around
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Alex
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Love this song,
love the intro, one of my favourites on the album
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Will
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Same here,
definitely one that people recognise, really grungey punk guitaring, seems
lazy like the image they put across
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Alex
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Here it is then
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MUSIC: Green Day- When I
Come Around
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Will
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What a great
song, could listen to that one again
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Alex
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Right, it’s the
time in the show where we ask you guys a question
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Will
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What was your
favourite decade for Punk Music?
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Alex
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Was it the start
of it with the Seeds and The Kinks in the 60’s, Or is it the modern stuff of
the 90’s and 2000’s
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Will
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I reckon my
favourite is the 90’s I think it was a good decade for punk revival
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Alex
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Nirvana, Blink,
Green Day, yeah I can see where you’re coming from
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Will
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And the Pixies
too, I just think these bands gave something new and different to punk that
hadn’t been done before
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Alex
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See I think my
favourite was the 70’s. The Clash, Sex Pistols, Joy Division, all my favourite
classic artists
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Will
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Yeah I think it’s
between those two for me, some great albums from the 70’s
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Alex
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I just think
albums like London Calling, Raw Power and Unknown Pleasures are hard to beat
by any forms of music
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Friday, 10 April 2015
LO2 Task 3 Production Schedules
Week 9 8th
June-12th June
Monday
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Have a meeting about the show
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Wednesday
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Do first show
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Unfortunately, due to Sheffield Live! being a community radio station and due to me not having a full time job, there will be no budget for my show. The money from the adverts will go towards Sheffield Live! to help them buy new things for the station. This means I will have to make full use of all the technology that Sheffield Live! have to offer. The launch date for the Show will be Wednesday 10th June, therefore a meeting will be had before that date to alter anything that needs changing on the show.
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