Years of audible Terror, stop the rot (Judge Jules (Radio 1))

Member Name: yoshitoshi

Product:	Judge Jules (Radio 1)
Date:	17/08/01 (59 review reads)
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Advantages: ok for a teeny bopper party

Disadvantages: commercial unchanged style

Judge Jules has grown up and its gone all Pete tong for him. Back in his day he could have been the respectable dance DJ, but he has chosen to feel the force of the dark side. Yes commercialisation has set into him like foot and mouth has spread like wildfire in the farming industry. His movement from okish party DJ with a strange affliction of Trumpetitis to radio DJ is about the same bowel movement from Kiss 100 to Radio 1. Its strange that Radio 1 is playing catch up stealing London radio DJ’s and turning them in a national commercial parody.

The Judges vocal skill style involves comparing something of rather meagre taste to something a bit more involving using words to cover up what the music is about, and his style does not seem to have changed the slightest which is why I have got bored of him.

It is a shame I liked the Dance Wars Album with John Kelly and some of his older tapes and CDs, but the cheese has crept in and now this radio DJ has matured like Stilton.

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