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Different genres but about the same time period, do you remember the station in Mexico broadcasting all the way up to Canada and The Mid-Night Cowboy out of Dallas Texas? Radio had a huge following during prime time but no one could hold an audience from 11pm to 5am before these came along.
Closest I can relate to is when the woman in my life starts to revert to her Amazonian ancestry and I politely remind her of the vast catalog of grooming products/equipment in her lair.
I'm batting .500 on that front.
I'm not sure I'm understanding this thread.
Is this like European women who bath once a week and never shave.
Is this like European women who bath once a week and never shave.
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I still have nightmares waking up to my grandfather blasting the chicken man show
6am
(Chicken voice) Bwak... Bwak... Bwak.... Bbbbwwaaakkkkkk!!!!...... IT'S CHICKEN MANNNNN!!!!! Then the chick chorus.... He's everywhere!!!!! He's everywhere!!!!!!
Kids these days don't have a clue
Well at .500 you've come close but unlike myself, you obviously abstained from or only took mead and ale in moderation while searching to gratify male urgings. Wolfwoman is one you find asleep on your arm that makes you consider chewing off your arm to escape rather than risk waking her up while easing your arm from beneath her.
Ahhh man I knew I was going to side track this thread, sorry! But back in the day on a Friday night there was a hill top we would visit and there was more wire wrapped up in the trees, trying to pick up WOWO out of Fort Wayne, or WABC out of NYC with Cousin Bruce, And when the skip was really running even farther west and the Wolfman. Radio brought us to life back then, it was a ticket to another world , today not so much.
We'd get Chicago and Boston here in PA after some of the local stations shut down for the day (yes kiddies, they did that). These "furrin" stations played music that didn't make the local airwaves. Super long cuts like Alice's Restaurant Massacree, back sides of albums, Firesign Theater. Why they widened our horizons 
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Is your horizon wide enogh to include Nick Danger and Tyrone Shoelaces dancing the Mud SharkWe'd get Chicago and Boston here in PA after some of the local stations shut down for the day (yes kiddies, they did that). These "furrin" stations played music that didn't make the local airwaves. Super long cuts like Alice's Restaurant Massacree, back sides of albums, Firesign Theater. Why they widened our horizons
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Nope, ya got me there. Some musicians didn't become household names. Country Joe and the Fish, or Stark Naked and the Car Thieves come to mind.Is your horizon wide enogh to include Nick Danger and Tyrone Shoelaces dancing the Mud Shark
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All pretty successful groups
Nick Danger, Third Eye - Firesign Theater
Tyrone Shoelaces (Basketball Jones) - Cheech and Chong.
The Mudshark Dance - Zappa