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Station'. Collins and Herring have appealed to listeners to create radio-jingles, this much in
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in 2009; two for the programme in the "Entertainment" and "Comedy" categories, and one for the "Video Wars" slot in the "Competition" category. In 2010, the Adam and Joe show was awarded the Sony Gold Award for Best Comedy, the judges describing the show as "extremely funny, engaging and inclusive".
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in one of its desperately "young" moods were to sign them up, they would change, become frantic, be obliged to fit in. At the moment they chat without putting each other down. They laugh as if they mean it. They are not mean. This attracts amiable listeners How cheering to have some signals from a
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1283:: 'On 6 Music, Adam and Joe lay bare the mechanisms of radio to great comic effect.' In the same newspaper, Gareth McLean claimed 'They don't get the recognition that they deserve.' Similarly, Gillian Reynolds, in
988:"Video Wars" was a competition set by Adam and Joe for listeners to create a music video for two Song Wars songs: either Adam's song 'Jane's Brain' or Joe's song 'Meatballs'. Reviewing the show in the Telegraph,
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more spontaneous and therefore funnier. The radio's, if not lucrative, a very rewarding hobby and it's the only thing that we do together now, so it keeps our friendship and banter alive."
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Great radio presenters simply make the everyday better'
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354:"The Public Transport Song"
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2082:External podcast links
1680:Video Wars – The Winner
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348:"Tiny Mobile Speakers"
320:"European Supermarket"
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681:"Birthday Reply Song"
675:"Happy Birthday Time"
418:"Global Warming Song"
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1992:– Adam-Buxton.co.uk
1960:. Radioawards.org.
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884:Ultimate '80s song
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647:"Glastonbury Song"
593:"BaaadDad Rap" ft.
555:"Mind of a Pirate"
536:"Toothpaste Brush"
479:"All Night Garage"
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1762:BBC 6 Music
1607:19 February
1448:– Channel 4
1387:. Bbc.co.uk
1271:pop-culture
1241:BBC Radio 2
1228:Sony Awards
1212:Fleet Foxes
1196:Redd Pepper
1192:Roger Moore
841:Stephen Fry
664:"Dr. Sexy"
460:The Shining
437:"IACGMOOH"
337:"T.A.L.L."
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175:Adam Buxton
99:Produced by
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85:Adam Buxton
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450:The Hours
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294:Theme
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1030:Globe
935:Bowie
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