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6 uur geleden zei Roel Dickse:

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Tussen 1900 en 2000 is het Jessie Brandon die het programma verzorgd.

I am curious if anyone knows the reason for the tone in the background of the Shakin' Stevens song "A Love Worth Waiting For"...?

You can hear it, very faintly, on the below recording at around 22m10s (about a minute after the start of the song), 22m40s, 23m10s and 23m40s and it lasts about 10 seconds each time.

The first time I heard it, I assumed it was some radio interference, but I can hear this tone on every Laser 558 recording that contains this song... I suppose it must have inadvertently got recorded onto the cart when copying from vinyl, but it's still fascinating that none of the DJs apparently seemed to notice it!

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