Difference between revisions of "Beer O'clock"
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Revision as of 17:35, 14 August 2013
Beer O'clock began as a segment for playing heavier music during the Friday edition Grant Lawrence's show to signify the start of the weekend. The name fell into disuse while Grant began his paternity leave but some listeners decided to pick it up and use it to describe a type of playlist. Members of the community take it in turns to create the Beer O'clock playlist that is then shared at roughly the same time as the segment would have been broadcast.
August 2nd 2013
Can I getcha a beer? binsy 15tracks
August 9th 2013 Beer O'Clock fictionjunkie 25tracks
