"There's Nothing Louder Than Dead Air"

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"There's Nothing Louder Than Dead Air"

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There's Nothing Louder Than Dead Air -- Bob "The Blade" Robinson was a rock radio DJ through the "Sex and Drugs and Rock N Roll" rock heyday of the '70's and up until 2011 when his last rock station eliminated all it's DJ's and became a jukebox format. He lived it, but almost didn't live.

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Very cool, a copy's on the way.

Thanks for the heads up.
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Oh, Kindle copy available at Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... n+Dead+Air
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Re: "There's Nothing Louder Than Dead Air"

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About of the way through. Excellent, if rambling, but so far it's been very relatable to anyone who came up in radio during that 80's - 90's era - especially for someone who was a music reporting music director at the time :) Other parts that talk about the problems with his father and mother... well, very sad but fascinating. Worth buying!
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