“I changed the phrase “latest chart music” to “freshest pop sounds”.”
In context
Alan: When I realised I was also slightly improving the copy itself, for example, I changed the phrase “latest chart music” to “freshest pop sounds”. Um, and “the best of our output” to the “cream of our desk charge”.
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The scene
Alan explains how he discovered his gift for writing, while working at a local radio station.
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Quick answers
Who says "I changed the phrase “latest chart music” to “freshest pop..."?
Alan Partridge says it in Open Books with Martin Bryce.
Where is this Alan Partridge quote from?
It is from Open Books With Martin Bryce (Open Books with Martin Bryce). The full script is on this site.