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	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Arnold Frolows (born 1950) is an Australian radio personality best known for his work at Triple J.
		Frolows started his career in music in 1970, as a manager of Virgin record stores in London.
		Frolows is now working on "special projects";taking stock & looking at 2JJ and 2JJJ archives of music for possible release on CD etc. Since working on special projects (about 3 years) three cd/dvds have been released.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Arnold_Frolows (211 words)

	NEIC 99 - Speakers
		Since 1970, Arnold Frolows has managed record stores, been head of Virgin Records A&R in the UK and become the Music Director for Triple J. Arnold has also filled several other key positions within the Music Industry.
		Arnold started his career in London way back in 1970, managing record stores until 1975.
		In 1977 Arnold returned to England to work in music publishing and then became the head of A&R at Virgin Records UK until the early eighties when he came home to Australia.
	www.immedia.com.au /conference/past/tab/bios/af.html (120 words)

	Triple J - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It was not until the late 1980s that the ABC was finally able to begin to development of the long-delayed national "youth network" and in 1989 JJJ expanded nationally to Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Brisbane, Newcastle, and Canberra.
		Long serving former program director Arnold Frolows was also regularly criticised, and there was certainly some irony in the fact that the self-proclaimed "youth network", which was aimed at the 16-25 age group, was by the late 1990s still being programmed by a man in his late 40s.
		In May 2003, Arnold Frolows, the only remaining link with the original Double Jay staff of 1975, stepped down after 28 years as Triple J music director.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Triple_J (3393 words)

	[Powderworks] more in the news
		Arnold Frolows is the Triple J music director and he says he's surprised = Peter Garrett hasn't left the band sooner.
		ARNOLD FROLOWS: Well the band has been around for a long time and he's, = for certainly the last decade, been very active in a lot of other areas.
		ARNOLD FROLOWS: (Inaudible) whether he goes to the Greens or, I mean, = there was time which I guess you could have expected that the Democrats = were even a possibility.
	www.midnight-oil.info /powderworks/2002-December/007138.html (1280 words)

	Arch Hill Recordings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Following their killer set at the world Series in Auckland Pine have had three tracks added to the big Australian Triple J network "buzz bin" slot - the three tracks are "Make Way for the King", "Cried All Night" and "Beaten Again" - the DJ selects which one she/he wants to play.
		Arnold Frolows of Triple J descibed Pine as follows...
		I guess looks can be deceiving especially as he may have mistaken Hannah on keyboards as a guy (how is that possible?).
	www.archhill.co.nz /catalog/text.php?id_num=219 (133 words)

	'New' Triple J goes alternative - smh.com.au
		Frolows is taking up a new position: combing the Triple J archives for dusty live recordings by bands like Skyhooks, Split Enz and Midnight Oil that can be released as commercial CDs.
		Frolows said his decision to quit was entirely his own, an assertion supported by the head of ABC Radio National Music Networks, Kate Dundas, who said: "Arnold...
		It's [Frolow's departure] timely because there's been a lot of soul-searching over the past six months about who we are and what the future is. We'd like the ratings to be bettter, but it's not about getting listeners for the sake of it - it's about getting it right and delivering on our charter."
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/23/1053585698164.html (815 words)

	Radiohead News \| ateaseweb.com
		Arnold Frolows, music director of Triple J says he phoned EMI before playing the record.
		Frolows says they won't be playing it again until it is released.
		As to where the leak came from in the first place Frolows says "it would have to be pretty close to the band.
	www.ateaseweb.com /news/archive/2003/04/index.php (7520 words)

	liquid valium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	gamenase.com /liquid-valium.shtml (586 words)

	MILESAGO - What's New? - March-June 2003
		Over the years Arnold has had his fair share of critics and in recent times many whingers have predictably harped on the irony that the Yoof Network was being programmed by a guy in his fifties.
		But it's undeniable that Arnold has a rare talent and was the X-factor that kept Triple-J at the cutting edge of what was happening in music for almost twenty years -- an incredible achievement in the cutthroat, fad-driven, emphemeral world of rock and rock radio.
		It's also undeniable that, taken overall, for most of Arnold's period as MD Triple J programming comprehensively shat all over the competition in terms of the quality and variety of the music it played.
	www.milesago.com /Misc/whatsnewjune.htm (4858 words)

	Rocknerd \| Please, won't someone sack Arnold Frolows?
		Arnold Frolows yesterday demonstrated to even the most dim-witted onlookers - that means you, ABC management - that he's not fit to hold the job of music director at national youth broadcaster JJJ.
		Frolows agreed to pull from air new Radiohead tracks that the station had downloaded off the internet (possibly from here or here).
		It should be abundantly clear by now that Frolows has no idea what he's doing.
	www.rocknerd.org /article.pl?sid=03/04/03/071256 (576 words)

	Movement at the station - theage.com.au
		The national youth broadcaster is being relaunched in an effort to bring back its traditional audience of 16 to 24-year-olds.
		Coincidentally, long-term music director Arnold Frolows recently retired from the position, paving the way for Kingsmill to take over.
		Kingsmill's appointment has pleased staff at the station and parts of the music community but, at 39, Kingsmill is fair game for the same criticism that dogged Arnold Frolows in his final years: he's too old.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/07/10/1057430258817.html?oneclick=true (1065 words)

	EMI says it's not OK, computer - smh.com.au
		ABC youth radio network Triple J has promised not to play any more pirated material from the upcoming Radiohead album after it became the first radio station in the world this week to download and air the unreleased songs.
		He said that when Frolows called EMI to advise that the songs were about to be played, "we spoke to them and [made TripleJ] aware it was infringing copyright" and could "short-change the band" by hurting sales of the album.
		However, although EMI was involved in a "rolling process" of encouraging websites to remove the material by reminding them of copyright legislation, Mr O'Donnell said there were no plans to take action against TripleJ - described as "Radiohead's traditional home" - nor to bring forward the album's release date to thwart further pirating.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/04/02/1048962814654.html (487 words)

	Please, won't someone sack Arnold Frolows?
		Arnold - can anyone read the use-by date?
		Yeah Ben, could not agree more - Arnold has well and truly become an embarrassment to the ABC.
		The JJJ programming is incoherent (Gerling's latest drivel, anyone?), and he has veered further away from his job description and started to act in an even more totally autocratic manner.
	rocknerd.org /comments.pl?cid=337&sid=128 (138 words)

	dB Magazine online
		Last week’s replacement of Arnold Frolows after 18 years, with Richard Kingsmill in the music director’s chair seems to have the thumbs-up from Triple J listeners - according to comments in forums on websites as ABC Online and Rocknerd (which in April demanded Frolows’ resignation).
		Frolows, rightly or wrongly, was blamed for appearances of the likes of Eminem on the playlist, trying to keep a balance between old and new listeners, and regional and metropolitan listeners.
		Speculation in the industry is that J will go the dance/ rap road to entice more younger listeners from Nova and reposition itself before the launch of Radio FBi.
	www.dbmagazine.com.au /305/industry.html (1710 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Hoodoo Gurus
		Original drummer James Baker was replaced in 1985 by Mark Kingsmill.
		(Kingsmill's brother Richard Kingsmill is an on-air presenter for the Triple J network and he replaced Arnold Frolows as the network's program director in 2003).
		The sacking of Baker upset some die-hard fans and critics who felt that the group was losing touch with its "indie" roots, and Faulkner is said to have written the song 'Poison Pen' in response to some of the critical articles in the music press written about Baker's departure.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Hoodoo_Gurus (531 words)

	Alex Lloyd guest programs rage
		Triple J high rotation introduced Australian music fans to this captivating new sound via debut singles, Black The Sun and Peepshow and the track Snow, from the Scream II soundtrack.
		Music Director Arnold Frolows says of Alex’s debut album "It’s emotionally assured and sexy - one of the solo debuts of the year."
		Rolling Stone when Powderfinger’s Bernard Fanning was asked who he thought was Australia’s best male vocalist, he replied "Alex Lloyd.
	www.abc.net.au /rage/guest/1999/alexlloyd.htm (569 words)

	[LINK] SMH: Radiohead and JJJ
		> > Arnold Frolows, music director of Triple J says he phoned EMI before > playing the record.
		> > Frolows says they won't be playing it again until it is > released.
		> > As to where the leak came from in the first place Frolows > says "it would > have to be pretty close to the band.
	mailman.anu.edu.au /pipermail/link/2003-April/049305.html (933 words)

	www.myspace.com/thehave
		At the end of 2002 in order to push their music to a wider audience, The Have took part in the Auckland based World Series with a positive response.
		They really blew me away", Arnold Frolows, Ex Music Director, Triple J Network.
		Spending the most part of 2003 building a live profile, commuting 6 hours to Auckland on a regular basis and sleeping on their manager's living room floor, the band decided to make the move and relocate to Auckland.
	www.myspace.com /thehave (1693 words)

	[LINK] SMH: Radiohead and JJJ
		> >Arnold Frolows, music director of Triple J says he phoned EMI before >playing the record.
		> >Frolows says they won't be playing it again until it is released.
		> >As to where the leak came from in the first place Frolows says "it would >have to be pretty close to the band.
	mailman.anu.edu.au /pipermail/link/2003-April/049357.html (949 words)

	EVERMORE
		Have you noticed a flow on effect from that exposure?
		Arnold Frolows (one time Triple J music programmer) came over to NZ and grabbed a burnt copy from us at one of our shows and then started playing it.
		They have always been supportive and it is such a good thing for young bands and Australian music.
	www.tsunamimag.com /61/CONTENT/Interviews/EVERMORE/evermore.html (713 words)

	CPFC BBS Archive - What are you listening to at the moment? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Arnold Frolows, music director of Triple J says he phoned EMI before playing the
		I suggested we would play a few tracks and be done with it.
		As to where the leak came from in the first place Frolows says "it would have to
	forums.cpfc.org /showthread/t-17701-p-35.html (2899 words)

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		They have just released `My own Way' the much anticipated follow-up single to `The Oil and Water' EP which was released earlier this year.
		Arnold Frolows, a music reviewer for Triple J, said `When I first say these guys they were so good that I thought that my drink had been spiked...you could say that I was knocked out...' They are also joined by Andromeda.
		Getting Fats for Summer Leigh James performs at The Rails in Byron Bay on Wednesday, letting loose with more of that country, rock and blues crossover juice.
	www.echo.net.au /archives/18_17/pdf/p24.txt (854 words)

	Candle Records Email
		People like Stuart Matchett and Arnold Frolows the fifty-something music programmer (who was there at the start of 2JJ in the 70âs, went away to work for Virgin in London and then came back) are still there.
		How can your music programmer Arnold Frolows, whoâs a generation older than most of the audience, relate to a younger audience, its trends and what they say?
		He will set with the program team the overall direction but the way the music meeting works is Michael Tunn who is 19, or Helen Razor in her early 20âs, are putting their point of view forward.
	www.candlerecords.com.au /candle/bin/lyrics.cfm?action=review&ID=106&review_type=Column (2853 words)

	NZ Musician
		So connections have definitely been made, and the organisers have pledged to learn from their mistakes for the next such showcase event.
		Arnold Frolows, music director of Australia's Triple J network loved it and went away pledging to programme more NZ music.
		Evermore went straight onto the top rotate at Triple J, says Woodruff, while still trying to soft pedal his young band.
	www.nzmusician.co.nz /index.php/ps_pagename/printversion/pi_articleid/162 (2202 words)

	Starburst gets juices going with hit song
		“No, we wouldn’t play that—it’s an ad,” was the view of Triple J music director Arnold Frolows, who was first presented with the single by record company Zomba Records.
		Nova 100 Melbourne program director Dan Bradley said the song “wasn’t good enough” to get airplay on his station, although ads promoting sales of the single were accepted.
		Nova 100 Melbourne program director Dan Bradley said the song “wasn’t good enough” to get airplay on his station.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/90/0c010f90.asp (553 words)

	UNLIMITED / CMU Daily
		But they've agreed not to play them again until the band's new album is distributed to radio stations.
		Triple J's music director Arnold Frolows told reporters: "I had no interest in infringing the copyright, but we did want to play some of the tracks.
		And so I rang EMI and explained to them that we just had to do it.
	www.cmumusicnetwork.co.uk /daily/archive/198.html (2639 words)

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