...so that the less fortunate can hear the set list when you announce it.

Blessed are those who have style rather than gimmick. I succumb/subscribe to you.

And Gaw' bless the ones who comment their setlists. Seriously sexy.

Especially blessed are the talking heads. Yammer away. I think all your talk, talk, talk is cute.

...Just catching up on all the podcasts. Great job and thanks for keeping it going, Kopper. Btw, when's the last time you did a podcast?

The trick is to use reverb so it's not sounding like it's bouncing off walls and it's sounding like words are colliding into each other. Kopper's podcasts are really well balanced and are easilly understandable.

"It's nice to be in with the out crowd."

Ho, shit! I got it MADE in the SHADE!

Anybody do Fun Fun Fun Fest outta curiosity?

Kopper hit it straight on the head, yet again. Real Rock N Roll Djs scream frantically and use reverb and echo to give you the feeling they are golden gods on the microphone, not some some myopic record collector in their spare bedroom. The Purple Knif Show is for the young DJ what The Cramps records are for the young songwriter; a blueprint guide to the true insanity of Rock N Roll. The Sonic Nightmares set list is posted for listeners who are looking for the track information, not entertainment. Our next show is drenched in reverb, I hope you'll drown in the sound in our voices...Mhuahahahaha!

Please yourself first and then maybe, if you're lucky, you can please the people....

Where do you stand on drunken Injuns burping into the mike?

The screamin' Soul Preacher said:

And what about Lux Interior in his "Purple Knif Show" ???
I definitively love reverb'...and Dan Electreau of course !

I LOVE Purple Knife Show! And I do love Dan Electreau's show as well.

>it's obvious from the comments to your podcasts that you're terribly unpopular!!! ;-)

It's nice to be in with the out crowd.

"I'm like a echo-y kitten caught up at the top of a tall, gimmicky tree!

help."

and it's obvious from the comments to your podcasts that you're terribly unpopular!!! ;-)

you give good set...

Having no gimmick is the worst gimmick of all.

Oh by the way, I don't even need any reverb' nor any effects to be real hard to understand when I talk :

I just come from somewhere else !!!

Sorry for your ears.
But I do type playlists.

Good point.
My entire schtick was ripped offa the Purple Knif show - and unless you've watched hundreds and hundreds of shitty invasion movies where the aliens talk all garbled, it's a bit hard to understand everything he's saying. That's why I love it.

And what about Lux Interior in his "Purple Knif Show" ???
I definitively love reverb'...and Dan Electreau of course !

Oof!
I'm guilty as charged.

I'm like a echo-y kitten caught up at the top of a tall, gimmicky tree!

help.

"type the setlist out" cool thing for people who don't really understand english. Chris Farr said:

Then maybe you'd enjoy my surf podcast. http://chickenlips.mypodcast.com/2009/10/Episode_1_surf_surf_surf-2... And I made sure to type the setlist out too. No gimmicks - its about the music. Lemme know what you think, anyone who listens.

Then maybe you'd enjoy my surf podcast. http://chickenlips.mypodcast.com/2009/10/Episode_1_surf_surf_surf-251293.html And I made sure to type the setlist out too. No gimmicks - its about the music. Lemme know what you think, anyone who listens.

I did check your blog earlier *after* I commented (me: "Gee. Maybe something more important is going on in Kopper's life than podcasting. Let me check his blog...") Again, my heart goes out to y'all. Good schooling! A few you listed I haven't heard of and I'll have to check out! Again, not knocking the tradition, just using too much verb 100% of the time to the point where I can't-understand-a-word-coming-out-of-your-mouth. Counter productive. Sorry. kopper said:

The best DJs used reverb. Ever listened to some of the great DJs of the '50s and '60s? Dewey Phillips, Allan Freed, Wolfman Jack, The Mad Daddy, Murray "The K" Kaufman, Mad Mike Metrovich, Johnny Rabbitt, The Real Don Steele, Boom Boom Brannigan, Johnnie Walker, Casey Casem, Robert W. Morgan, Dr. Don Rose, The Emperor Bob Hudson, Russ "The Moose" Syracuse, Rick Shaw, Bobby Ocean, James "The Hound" Marshall, etc. etc. etc.

Only the boring modern radio jocks don't. Who wants to be like them?

Haven't done a podcast in months. Been preoccupied. Check my blog and that should explain everything.

The best DJs used reverb. Ever listened to some of the great DJs of the '50s and '60s? Dewey Phillips, Allan Freed, Wolfman Jack, The Mad Daddy, Murray "The K" Kaufman, Mad Mike Metrovich, Johnny Rabbitt, The Real Don Steele, Boom Boom Brannigan, Johnnie Walker, Casey Casem, Robert W. Morgan, Dr. Don Rose, The Emperor Bob Hudson, Russ "The Moose" Syracuse, Rick Shaw, Bobby Ocean, James "The Hound" Marshall, etc. etc. etc.

Only the boring modern radio jocks don't. Who wants to be like them?

Haven't done a podcast in months. Been preoccupied. Check my blog and that should explain everything.

True. I guess I shoulda said "heavy handed, constant-to-the-point-of-grating" reverb.

A lil goes a long way, cats.

I agree to a point. I dig the reverb when just saying funny stuff. I'm a big fan of reverb in almost any form. But I do agree that hearing the setlist clearly is a great thing.