Posted on Aug 25, 2009 under Show Topics, The Show |
I’m going to see if I do have the time to be able to post recaps about the show but it may not be consistent or include all significant topics due to work.
Paul got a letter from the Navy recruiting him. He did call the contact # on the form but they’re waiting for the Navy to call him back.
Which Marlins is #6 of all times? He’ll be on the show soon.
8:00 hour - Lisa Lampanelli, a.k.a. “The Queen of Mean”, will be on the show.
Posted on Aug 17, 2009 under The Show, Today in Rock, YCW |
The Paul and Young Ron show seem to be on vacation this week so there will be no You Can’t Win this week.
- 1944 - Sib Hashian (Boston - the guy with “the hair” - drummer) was born.
- 1953 - Kevin Rowland (Dexie’s Midnight Runners) was born.
- 1954 - Eric Johnson (guitarist) was born.
- 1958 - Belinda Carlisle (Go-Go’s) was born.
- 1960 - After going through several names (including their most recent - Silver Beetles), John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison, along with then-drummer Pete Best, settle on The Beatles as the group parks it at the Indra Club in Hamburg for a three-month stay. It’s the group’s first engagement outside England.
- 1964 - The Kinks release the hit “You Really Got Me“.
- 1965 - Steve Gorman (Black Crows - drummer) was born.
- 1970 - Christine McVie officially joins Fleetwood Mac.
- 1978 - Paul Williams (Temptations) died.
- 1986 - Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen plays his first U.K. concert with the group since losing his arm in an auto accident. He uses customized drums to compensate for the missing limb.
- 1989 - The Who’s Pete Townshend injures his right hand playing “Won’t Get Fooled Again” during a Tacoma (WA) show. He’s doing his signature windmill guitar move. I guess it’s not easy or safe?
- 1993 - Soul Asylum’s “Runaway Train” is certified gold.
- 2004 - Marilyn O’Grady, a Republican candidate for the New York Senate, launches a “Boycott the Boss” television commercial. Springsteen has been vocal about the ousting President Bush in the upcoming election. The conservative candidate says Springsteen “thinks making millions with a song-and-dance routine allows him to tell you how to vote. Here`s my vote - boycott the Boss. If you don`t buy his politics, don`t buy his music.” Nasty election year all the way around.
Posted on Apr 03, 2009 under South Florida events, The Show, Today in Rock |
I highly recommend anyone to go watch a Panthers game. Like I said, the game Tuesday night was incredible (where the Panthers beat the Senators 5-2). We had a great time (good food and the souvenirs are not too badly priced).
Today in Rock:
- 1939 - Jeff Barry (wrote the song “Leader of the Pack”) was born.
- 1942 - Wayne Newton was born.
- 1946 - Dee Murray (Elton John Band) was born.
- 1955 - Mick Mars (Motley Crew) was born.
- 1961 - Eddie Murphy was born.
- 1969 - Jim Morrison turns himself over to the FBI in Los Angeles. Charged with inter-state flight to avoid prosecution on six charges of lewd behavior and public exposure at a concert in Miami on 2 March 1969, he is later released on $2000 bail.
Posted on Apr 01, 2009 under OMG, Show Topics, The Show, The Staff, YCW |
I have to say this was the best April Fool’s Day joke they’ve ever played - this even beats OMG’s Halloween prank last year. I started to lose reception around mile marker 44 on Alligator Alley but I was able to bounce between Big 105.9 and The Gater 98.7 but I started to really lose it around mile marker 80 so I actually took an exit near there, pulled over and took out my laptop and aircard so I could listen though web radio. This was classic. If I had been in my office I would have called in to play along.
I have to admit - OMG deserves something from this - he is such a good sport considering what they do to him. (Plus what a great job with the prank - the cast, the sponsors, and the callers all did a great job!)
So the big question is - when did you know it was a prank? When Eric got the first question right I thought that it could be extremely possible but once he got into the story with the second question, I knew something was up (although it was great to listen to!).
As for Paul and the Quantum of Solace - I put the movie at the top of my queue on Blockbuster.com (the same day I returned my three movies). The three were received late Monday, this movie shipped out yesterday and I got it today. I don’t know why Paul was saying some time in May with Netflix but I got mine in 3 working days. (and if it is because he was on a free trial, you’d think Netflix would make them a higher priority so they might actually sign up?).
Posted on Mar 16, 2009 under The Show |
Seems like the web radio from their website is down a lot recently - this is bad because it is the only way I can listen to the show while at work.
Edit: It’s working now.
Posted on Mar 13, 2009 under The Show |
I guess they’re having a bad week with the web radio?
Posted on Mar 11, 2009 under The Show |
Can’t even listen to the show now. 
(Hint hint, Webby!)
Posted on Nov 20, 2008 under Show Topics, The Show |
Personally, I think a lot of them can be quite entertaining and fun. Good examples are always Frank Calliendo, Matt Damon, and even Bill Murry was good during who do you know famous. But some of them do go downhill (and sometimes they are more entertaining) like Tonya Harding and Joe the plumber.
Any other thoughts? Feel free to post on the forums.
Posted on Nov 13, 2008 under Show Topics, The Show, Toast |
There is a simple solution to this. If his wife works every Saturday then that means she has a weekday off.
The solution is, they both go to the show at 6AM and then, when the show starts, Toast starts to drive to the Keys. He should keep his phone on, or his wife could use it (whoever isn’t driving or use a heaset) and report back in every now and then (15-30 minutes?).
He shouldn’t hit any serious traffic while leaving since he’ll be south of Miami by 7-7:30 (he might hit a little but that’s it).
He should definately report back when he gets to Key West (and I mean Old Town, Key West, not the fake Key West). I can even give him the name of a bar / resturant that a friend of mine works at and Toast could spend the day (head home by 5:00-6:00PM).
And yes, redneck olympics did stink. I’m sure it could be a hit with better planning (like the stereotypical olympics).
Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under Callers, Show Topics, Sound Bytes, The Show |
This has got to be one of the best interviews ever!
The Mayfair Hotel and Spa interview!
This has also made me decide to add in a “sound bytes” page (link is in the right column under pages).