WFMU: Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from August 28, 2024

Listener comments!
	6:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: First!
	6:02pm Matt from Springfield: Ancient Encore, with really old Bond theme! HI Ken & Andy & prerecords & live listeners! (Archive listeners too, in advance!)
	6:04pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Shucks I was hoping to hear about Andy going back to the Prospect Park dumpster to retrieve his $29 Apple pinger...
	6:04pm Matt from Springfield: Where were you when you heard Howard Cosell had died? --I was being shot by Mark David Chapman... #SuperDarkHistoricalJokes
	6:04pm spodiodi: greetings, Ken and Andy greetings, all
	6:07pm Matt from Springfield: Ken IS a "Michigan Militia Guy"!! But he is a "Radio-Bomber", not a "Unabomber"..
	6:07pm Matt_E: I'll admit that 95 was well before my time as a WFMU listener. Love hearing these old shows. Andy's soul isn't broken yet. Listen to that pep.
	6:07pm spodiodi: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:07 ⭐️ Radio Bomber . nice
	6:08pm PigeonsAndRust: Wow those analog cell phones sounded better than anything today
	6:08pm spodiodi: ooooh encore. off to Ridgewood
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ spodiodi @6:07 A truly creative destroyer! Also funny. I like him...
	6:10pm Handy Haversack: Borders. So dated.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: I thought this was the very end of Upsala College. Wiki cites "May 31 1995" as the very last day: "The last class of approximately 200 graduated on May 14, 1995. The number of students was 435 at the time of the college's closure. The college closed with approximately US$12,500,000 in debt and filed for bankruptcy the next month."
	6:11pm Feldy: I thought it was because he worked alone.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:10 But not to worry! "Upsala's campus radio station, WFMU, remains in operation; a nonprofit company known as Auricle Communications, formed by station staff in 1992, purchased WFMU's license in 1994, one year before the college closed. WFMU continued to occupy space on the campus until 1998, when it purchased and moved to another building in Jersey City." 💖💞
	6:11pm Feldy: And I remember the guy who jumped onstage at the Dylan concert with the shirt which said Soy Bomb
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @6:10 It was fun to buy a bunch of discounted stuff at the local Borders when the chain closed.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: No dice: they didn't publish any of Andy's manuscripts, one of which later became the screenplay for Rat Race!!
	6:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:12 I went into one in Manhattan, and it was like the fall of Saigon. Total chaos. They were selling the shelves. They did NOT have the book on poker I wanted to give my uncle.
	6:16pm Listener Robert: Instead of a hate monger, he became Captain Tolerance.
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: The Worshipful Company of Hatemongers. Sir Andy Breckman, Lord High H8r.
	6:17pm PaulRobeson1924: Talk Radio LOL LOL
	6:18pm zachary: I love classic Seven Second Delay. Everyone seems so sharp and energetic. The callers liked to give Andy a hard time.
	6:19pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @6:14 Quite a quick collapse - not as frantic at the suburban Springfield closing, but already almost everything was gone when I came. Still found a couple interesting books for cheap, but yeah, no chance of finding a 'specific' book if you wanted it.
	6:19pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:04 Ha!
	6:19pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:11 I thought FMU started as we know it now in 1967. First song, according to one listener was by Rotary Connection. HE said her heard FMU come on the air on its first 5 minutes.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:19 Rich dark goodness! 😉 An inverse of the way my Dad and millions of others found out about John Lennon's murder, of course... 🤍
	6:21pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: In 95 almost nobody had cell phones! How did they expect to do this! So STUPID!!!!
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:18 And "younger" Andy's voice, pre-2000 or so. All that YELLING has really taken a toll on his dulcet tones!
	6:22pm Daniel Donuts: Wow energetic Andi is wild
	6:22pm listener 126464: Academy Bus Fight Song
	6:23pm Listener Robert: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:21 Younger and pre-surgery. Not as slow a recovery as Dave Emory though.
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:19 Maybe as the "psychedelic Freeform" that really put us on the map in the late 60s onward, but Lou D'Antonio was on from 1962, a real pioneer in Freeform programming and conceptual comedy, setting the tone for Irwin, Jim Price, 7SD and many other trendsetting DJs here.
	6:30pm PaulRobeson1924: Andy is on the ball, baby
	6:31pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Leave it up to Andy to get a guy fired and lose his commercial license for driving drunk.
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: The DJs are about half their present age. Was email and Internet invented at the time?
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:31 It's a long, lonely job - when else do they have the time to get drunk??
	6:34pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:07 I knew Ken from his WCBN days. He wasn't a militia guy but he did have commie propaganda all over his office...just like now.
	6:34pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:20 Ha!
	6:34pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:21 Yes. It's amazing. Oh how the show has changed.
	6:35pm Listener Robert: I dubbed an actual person I met, Melanie Thiel, a protegé of Irwin's.
	6:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @6:32 Email was barely starting to be used, it was at Cooper Union. Also, the Internet was around, kinda sorta. Most of us in 92 were not aware of it in the computer lab. I was just there to wordstar.
	6:36pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ zachary @6:34 I had money and I had none but I never been so broke that I could’nt leave townnn
	6:36pm Listener Robert: Ken has had the ability to save a kick for the end of an otherwise dull show and get me laughing.
	6:36pm zachary: Andy has a list, dammit!
	6:37pm I.M.Pufnstuff: "when are ya gonna start?"
	6:37pm PigeonsAndRust: This accent is sadly dead now. I haven't heard anyone say "turlet" in 20 years
	6:38pm zachary: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:34 And here's an old picture of Ken from his WCBN days: www.wcbn.org...
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:36 I was fascinated to learn about the early days of Internet, when most users got access from their university and they got more proficient at it as the year went on. Thus "Eternal September" when AOL came out in '93 - a permanent stream of new users entering, no more "equilibrium", no going back: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: WOW, too soon (April 19, 1995)!! 😳
	6:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "What is the pernt?" this guy rules. Pissed of listeners are hilarious. Concise list. 1995 was a different world. Hardly anybody had a cell phone. This show is actually funny. Its like they ran out of ideas later at some point. Cars on highways wtih phones. I was in the Air Force when OKC haappened with McVeigh. I walked into a room and our sargeant told us.
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:38 Nice artifact! "Baby Ken"!
	6:43pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:41 Holy jeans and all!
	6:44pm Billybob: ↳ PigeonsAndRust @6:37 Curtis Sliwa of 77 WABC Radio does his part to keep that sound alive.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: "MAC machine" instead of "ATM", or "teller machine" older still. Pennsylvanians used to call them that as well. And "car phone"!! Before there were proper "cellular phones", I saw a couple as a kid in the early '90s before "mobiles" went mainstream.
	6:45pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ zachary @6:38 SEE! A couple of hippies surrounded by commie propaganda like Sonics Rendezvous Band posters!
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: At least "McVeigh was arrested within 90 minutes of the explosion".
	6:46pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I used a car phone that was on a production I was working on back in 1988. First time making a "mobile" call.
	6:47pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Who was John Doe I?? I don't remember him.
	6:48pm zachary: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:45 You were right. You were right. Ken hasn't changed much in 40 years.
	6:48pm Billybob: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I wonder if there are any cars in the used car market still sportin' those phones.
	6:49pm zachary: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:47 These are in reference to two sketches: memorialmuseum.com...
	6:49pm Listener Robert: For a few years non-cellular mobile phones were competitive with cell phone service, which cost more.
	6:50pm Rich in Washington: Sorta John Doe adjacent: Exene Cervenka of the band X put out an album of her reading excerpts from the Unabomber Manifesto.
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Billybob @6:48 I wonder if they would still work - probably so but probably unencrypted. You used to be able to listen in to any car phone (or even cordless phones?) on a scanner. The old TVs with channel dials already numbered, when they withdrew UHF channels 70-83 for the new car phones, you could tune the dial to the upper numbers and listen in to conversations!
	6:50pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Listener Robert @6:49 What a non cellular mobile phone??
	6:51pm Listener Robert: It connected wirelessly to a single relay.
	6:53pm Billybob: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:50 All relegated to the dustbin of history along with party lines, weekend rates, person-to-person calls and scrambled cable porn.
	6:55pm moo: Not a single John Trés or Quatro So many doses
	6:55pm PaulRobeson1924: LOL
	6:55pm PaulRobeson1924: Savage Nation, Mr.Ken
	6:56pm Listener Robert: ↳ Billybob @6:53 But not before providing material for Craig Baldwin's "Sonic Outlaws", ft. Negativland.
	6:57pm PaulRobeson1924: Andy is good!!!
	6:57pm moo: Nose pickers Why I don't miss driving. Everywhere
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Casey Kasem as voice recording?!
	6:58pm Listener Robert: Mobiles in a metro area used to connect to a round robin of relays, but not switch from one to another as cell phones do.
	6:59pm listener 126464: Good one!
	7:00pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Back when Andy wanted to stay and do more radio...
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Deep dip into the Archive! THANKS Ken & Andy & truckers & callers & commenters! Have a good night, everyone! Farewell Upsala College!
	7:01pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ zachary @6:48 Except he lost his hair

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from August 28, 2024

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: First!
	6:02pm Matt from Springfield: Ancient Encore, with really old Bond theme! HI Ken & Andy & prerecords & live listeners! (Archive listeners too, in advance!)
	6:04pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Shucks I was hoping to hear about Andy going back to the Prospect Park dumpster to retrieve his $29 Apple pinger...
	6:04pm Matt from Springfield: Where were you when you heard Howard Cosell had died? --I was being shot by Mark David Chapman... #SuperDarkHistoricalJokes
	6:04pm spodiodi: greetings, Ken and Andy greetings, all
	6:07pm Matt from Springfield: Ken IS a "Michigan Militia Guy"!! But he is a "Radio-Bomber", not a "Unabomber"..
	6:07pm Matt_E: I'll admit that 95 was well before my time as a WFMU listener. Love hearing these old shows. Andy's soul isn't broken yet. Listen to that pep.
	6:07pm spodiodi: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:07 ⭐️ Radio Bomber . nice
	6:08pm PigeonsAndRust: Wow those analog cell phones sounded better than anything today
	6:08pm spodiodi: ooooh encore. off to Ridgewood
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ spodiodi @6:07 A truly creative destroyer! Also funny. I like him...
	6:10pm Handy Haversack: Borders. So dated.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: I thought this was the very end of Upsala College. Wiki cites "May 31 1995" as the very last day: "The last class of approximately 200 graduated on May 14, 1995. The number of students was 435 at the time of the college's closure. The college closed with approximately US$12,500,000 in debt and filed for bankruptcy the next month."
	6:11pm Feldy: I thought it was because he worked alone.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:10 But not to worry! "Upsala's campus radio station, WFMU, remains in operation; a nonprofit company known as Auricle Communications, formed by station staff in 1992, purchased WFMU's license in 1994, one year before the college closed. WFMU continued to occupy space on the campus until 1998, when it purchased and moved to another building in Jersey City." 💖💞
	6:11pm Feldy: And I remember the guy who jumped onstage at the Dylan concert with the shirt which said Soy Bomb
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @6:10 It was fun to buy a bunch of discounted stuff at the local Borders when the chain closed.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: No dice: they didn't publish any of Andy's manuscripts, one of which later became the screenplay for Rat Race!!
	6:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:12 I went into one in Manhattan, and it was like the fall of Saigon. Total chaos. They were selling the shelves. They did NOT have the book on poker I wanted to give my uncle.
	6:16pm Listener Robert: Instead of a hate monger, he became Captain Tolerance.
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: The Worshipful Company of Hatemongers. Sir Andy Breckman, Lord High H8r.
	6:17pm PaulRobeson1924: Talk Radio LOL LOL
	6:18pm zachary: I love classic Seven Second Delay. Everyone seems so sharp and energetic. The callers liked to give Andy a hard time.
	6:19pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @6:14 Quite a quick collapse - not as frantic at the suburban Springfield closing, but already almost everything was gone when I came. Still found a couple interesting books for cheap, but yeah, no chance of finding a 'specific' book if you wanted it.
	6:19pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:04 Ha!
	6:19pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:11 I thought FMU started as we know it now in 1967. First song, according to one listener was by Rotary Connection. HE said her heard FMU come on the air on its first 5 minutes.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:19 Rich dark goodness! 😉 An inverse of the way my Dad and millions of others found out about John Lennon's murder, of course... 🤍
	6:21pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: In 95 almost nobody had cell phones! How did they expect to do this! So STUPID!!!!
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:18 And "younger" Andy's voice, pre-2000 or so. All that YELLING has really taken a toll on his dulcet tones!
	6:22pm Daniel Donuts: Wow energetic Andi is wild
	6:22pm listener 126464: Academy Bus Fight Song
	6:23pm Listener Robert: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:21 Younger and pre-surgery. Not as slow a recovery as Dave Emory though.
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:19 Maybe as the "psychedelic Freeform" that really put us on the map in the late 60s onward, but Lou D'Antonio was on from 1962, a real pioneer in Freeform programming and conceptual comedy, setting the tone for Irwin, Jim Price, 7SD and many other trendsetting DJs here.
	6:30pm PaulRobeson1924: Andy is on the ball, baby
	6:31pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Leave it up to Andy to get a guy fired and lose his commercial license for driving drunk.
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: The DJs are about half their present age. Was email and Internet invented at the time?
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:31 It's a long, lonely job - when else do they have the time to get drunk??
	6:34pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:07 I knew Ken from his WCBN days. He wasn't a militia guy but he did have commie propaganda all over his office...just like now.
	6:34pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:20 Ha!
	6:34pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:21 Yes. It's amazing. Oh how the show has changed.
	6:35pm Listener Robert: I dubbed an actual person I met, Melanie Thiel, a protegé of Irwin's.
	6:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @6:32 Email was barely starting to be used, it was at Cooper Union. Also, the Internet was around, kinda sorta. Most of us in 92 were not aware of it in the computer lab. I was just there to wordstar.
	6:36pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ zachary @6:34 I had money and I had none but I never been so broke that I could’nt leave townnn
	6:36pm Listener Robert: Ken has had the ability to save a kick for the end of an otherwise dull show and get me laughing.
	6:36pm zachary: Andy has a list, dammit!
	6:37pm I.M.Pufnstuff: "when are ya gonna start?"
	6:37pm PigeonsAndRust: This accent is sadly dead now. I haven't heard anyone say "turlet" in 20 years
	6:38pm zachary: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:34 And here's an old picture of Ken from his WCBN days: www.wcbn.org...
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:36 I was fascinated to learn about the early days of Internet, when most users got access from their university and they got more proficient at it as the year went on. Thus "Eternal September" when AOL came out in '93 - a permanent stream of new users entering, no more "equilibrium", no going back: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: WOW, too soon (April 19, 1995)!! 😳
	6:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "What is the pernt?" this guy rules. Pissed of listeners are hilarious. Concise list. 1995 was a different world. Hardly anybody had a cell phone. This show is actually funny. Its like they ran out of ideas later at some point. Cars on highways wtih phones. I was in the Air Force when OKC haappened with McVeigh. I walked into a room and our sargeant told us.
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ zachary @6:38 Nice artifact! "Baby Ken"!
	6:43pm zachary: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:41 Holy jeans and all!
	6:44pm Billybob: ↳ PigeonsAndRust @6:37 Curtis Sliwa of 77 WABC Radio does his part to keep that sound alive.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: "MAC machine" instead of "ATM", or "teller machine" older still. Pennsylvanians used to call them that as well. And "car phone"!! Before there were proper "cellular phones", I saw a couple as a kid in the early '90s before "mobiles" went mainstream.
	6:45pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ zachary @6:38 SEE! A couple of hippies surrounded by commie propaganda like Sonics Rendezvous Band posters!
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: At least "McVeigh was arrested within 90 minutes of the explosion".
	6:46pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I used a car phone that was on a production I was working on back in 1988. First time making a "mobile" call.
	6:47pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Who was John Doe I?? I don't remember him.
	6:48pm zachary: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuff @6:45 You were right. You were right. Ken hasn't changed much in 40 years.
	6:48pm Billybob: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:44 I wonder if there are any cars in the used car market still sportin' those phones.
	6:49pm zachary: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @6:47 These are in reference to two sketches: memorialmuseum.com...
	6:49pm Listener Robert: For a few years non-cellular mobile phones were competitive with cell phone service, which cost more.
	6:50pm Rich in Washington: Sorta John Doe adjacent: Exene Cervenka of the band X put out an album of her reading excerpts from the Unabomber Manifesto.
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Billybob @6:48 I wonder if they would still work - probably so but probably unencrypted. You used to be able to listen in to any car phone (or even cordless phones?) on a scanner. The old TVs with channel dials already numbered, when they withdrew UHF channels 70-83 for the new car phones, you could tune the dial to the upper numbers and listen in to conversations!
	6:50pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Listener Robert @6:49 What a non cellular mobile phone??
	6:51pm Listener Robert: It connected wirelessly to a single relay.
	6:53pm Billybob: ↳ Matt from Springfield @6:50 All relegated to the dustbin of history along with party lines, weekend rates, person-to-person calls and scrambled cable porn.
	6:55pm moo: Not a single John Trés or Quatro So many doses
	6:55pm PaulRobeson1924: LOL
	6:55pm PaulRobeson1924: Savage Nation, Mr.Ken
	6:56pm Listener Robert: ↳ Billybob @6:53 But not before providing material for Craig Baldwin's "Sonic Outlaws", ft. Negativland.
	6:57pm PaulRobeson1924: Andy is good!!!
	6:57pm moo: Nose pickers Why I don't miss driving. Everywhere
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Casey Kasem as voice recording?!
	6:58pm Listener Robert: Mobiles in a metro area used to connect to a round robin of relays, but not switch from one to another as cell phones do.
	6:59pm listener 126464: Good one!
	7:00pm I.M.Pufnstuff: Back when Andy wanted to stay and do more radio...
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Deep dip into the Archive! THANKS Ken & Andy & truckers & callers & commenters! Have a good night, everyone! Farewell Upsala College!
	7:01pm I.M.Pufnstuff: ↳ zachary @6:48 Except he lost his hair

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from August 28, 2024

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