Ciarán Cudahy

There it is now.

it really invokes that stronger reaction in you, Martin.

Do you think you'll ever get used to the new music?

I'm sorry, the fact that it'll be played at the end of the show, is that any solace?

We had Keith Lawler talking about the logic behind this type of thing earlier.

We also heard from David Miller earlier.

We've got David Ella, David Coffey on the line as well.

David, what do you think of the new sound?

But is that... I mean...

Are we not talking about familiarity here when we talk about the music more than anything else?

As opposed to actually enjoying the music, you know?

So you think much, actually, in fairness to Keith, that's who you're talking about as well, our audio expert from Loud Eyes.

Keith, while defensive of the new or defending the decision, made the point you could incorporate the old sounds into it.

Is that what you would have liked to have seen?

You could freshen it up, but still have indisputably the old Sunday Miscellany sound.

David, are we not all just owl lads raging at the dying of the light here?

But maybe, Maria, for a younger generation, the new sig tune will come to mean what that meant for you.

You know what I mean?

They'll hear it years to come, and they'll think of you cooking sausages.

Young people aside, if nothing else, it's been heartening to hear how much radio and Radio 1 means in the lives of so many people.