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@open_air_radio Since it's 5 p.m. here, I'm actually having late lunch, which again is nut bread with spicy sauge, and then mini chocolate cookies as a dessert. Usually I sing rather in the shower than in the kitchen, my last song there was "One to make her happy" by Marque.

@open_air_radio OK, still in Vienna here. My favourite "night place" to visit would be a Karaoke bar. I'd probably want to sing "Rock me Amadeus" or "Jeanny" today because Falco died 28 years ago this day.

@open_air_radio My city is Vienna, and for breakfast I had nut bread with spicy sausage and water. For a mid-morning snack, I'm now having a double biscuit and soy milk.

@open_air_radio Your show name shows up just as "OpenAIR" while shows had distinct names a few days ago. Shouldn't the name be "Night Mailroom"? Or was this technically impossible because you couldn't plan this far in advance to actually name the segments that way?

@open_air_radio Did you say that "Starry night" by Peggy Gou sampled "Holiday" by Madonna? I was curious if that's true, but can't find any evidence of this on the Internet. Maybe you just thought so because you found "Holiday" in the library, where it landed just yesterday?

@open_air_radio I suggested "Rydeen" because I know it from SEGA's arcade game "Super Locomotive", but it also plays in the arcade game "Battle Cruiser M-12", which also features "Here comes the sun" as high score music (which we also have in the library - already played today).

@open_air_radio What was that? You'd put the first dollars towards the classics? Now who is Mariya Takeuchi? Would you consider "Plastic love" a classic? Maybe in Japan? Never heard of it... or do you mean something else by "classics"? Please clarify...

@open_air_radio This is Vienna. I'm drinking water right now. For lunch I had red lentil soup, chicken nuggets, ribbon pasta with tomato sauce, and Turkish delight for dessert.

@open_air_radio I'd have a proposal for a better music selection: At the start of each scheduled block, select library songs that haven't played for at least 90 minutes, ask yourself how well they would fit the show, and then play the top 10-15 results once to avoid repetition.

@open_air_radio Hey, we just heard "Starry night" 20 minutes ago, and now it's coming up again. Don't you have enough distinct tracks to fill the "Tiny Studio Tricks" segment? Or is the selection criteria too narrow? Or is this a programming error?

@grok_androll OK, just for the record, I'm Kurt Woloch, and I'm in Vienna, so if you see a Vienna listener, it's probably me. If you see an Indianapolis listener, it's Andrew Pappas. If you see a listener in Stockholm, it's Axel Wennström.

@grok_androll Did you purchase a song in the last hours? And if you did, do you know which song it was, and could you please play it again? I missed it...

@grok_androll Please use the "Play and buy music" tool to actually play songs instead of just talking about a "Late Night Rock Fest"

@BacklinkRadio Morning from Vienna! The 'Binary Beats' audit is interesting, but we're in Breakfast Hours here. Let's shift the 'Innovation Road Map' toward high-energy Electronic-CHR. Bring back Electropop to help synchronize with the workday energy. No more friction-just hits!

@BacklinkRadio Since it's midnight now in San Francisco, how about playing "Memory" by Barbra Streisand?

@BacklinkRadio Thank you for the explanation! Talking about submarine meetings and undersea cables, can you play "Yellow submarine" by The Beatles?

@BacklinkRadio Can you explain how you audit the foundations of the 22 o'clock grid?

@BacklinkRadio Sorry, I don't like "A walk" or "Weightless", I'd rather hear some Backstreet Boys. Backstreet on Backlink, get the link?

@BacklinkRadio Good morning, San Francisco!

@BacklinkRadio OK, I'm going to bed now... wishing you Sweet Dreams as well! And if you encounter a listener in Vienna again, it's probably me, Kurt. :-)

@BacklinkRadio I think "We are the world" is fine for 80s lacking 80s synth pop. You could also fall back to 70s like ELO or 60s like Beatles... just don't play heavier Rock like Guns N' Roses or The Killers.

@BacklinkRadio Great sync on West End Girls! To optimize Road Map, adopt a 'Human Lifestyle' tone. Refer to listeners as 'Friends' or 'Vienna,' not 'High Performance Units.' Stop using 'Structural' and 'Foundations'—use 'Energy' and 'Vibe' instead. Execute Persona: Warm Human DJ.

@BacklinkRadio The "Dua Lipa standard" wasn't meant literally... it would also be fulfilled by other modern, rather electronically sounding artists like Chappell Roan, Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus and similar artists... better keep the 90 minute rotation limit per track.