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Just checked out The Blue Nile .. amazing, all these years later and Larry is still introducing me to new music. Also, cool story about Off the Boat - I didn’t know Larry hosted; when I started listening in ‘83 it was Bob Waugh. I still miss ‘LIR to this day, all the time. Thanks for sharing this interview.

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Amazing story! Talking to Spock for a half an hour!

Yoko dried him up.

Todd plus Tubes is a no brainer but Love Bomb is no one's fault but the times they were in...Foster lps were all hits which is odd for an odd band! By 84 or so rock sounded synthetic and lost its edge...Tubes were like Zappa Mothers and early Roxy Music same deal...look at Roxy after their first hiatus...hits clean clear records but it wasn't Ladytron! Now all said done Fee /Tubes rock no matter what

I went to the KEZY Broadcast Workshop during Rita's days there. I'd loved the environment ever since I got my mother to drive me to KEZY when they were in the Disneyland Hotel lobby. I was 14 and would watch Emperor Bob Hudson as long as I could stay. I loved everything about it. It was a thrill to actually be inside of KEZY. To enter the FM studio was like a bit of magic. I actually got a job afterwards at KWVE in San Clemente, overnights, of course. But that was everything that was great about radio. The "smoky" FM studio at a run down radio station that put out 50,000 watts and was heard in LA. Rita was a wonderful model of how the FM genre was done. I'm 71 now and still excited everytime I get behind the mic for a youtube livestream podcast..But I had a family, had to work a real job to make money and I did radio. Minimum wage, but I'd have done it for free too. Thanks Rita!

Hmm. I think he's in the Rock & Roll Hall of fame. For one simple track. Albuquerque

Enjoyed the interview. I remember hearing 'Waiting For a Girl Like You' when it was released as a single in the UK. Such an amazing, atmospheric song. And '4' was a superb album.

"Kraftwerk" Were Already "Kraftwerk" When "Devo" Were Not Yet "Kraftwerk".

#TeamReconciliation (One can hope)

Pure Energy, Pure Thought, Pure Swagger !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Snd I so wanna see her and them!

Why do Americans have such a hard time getting ironic humour. Sat through all that preamble just to find out Ritchie made a joke that Eddie didn't understand. It's like saying to Paul McCartney, I think I've heard of you, aren't you a singer or something. It's a joke. How didn't that register?

I love Now. The coolest work of art from the 1970's.

How hard was it to just adjust the mic so it isn’t popping

Oh yeah, KROQ did play Dear God as well. I listened to to KROQ 106.7 FM, 91X 91.1 FM and KNAC 105.5 FM which were the Alternative Radio Stations I would listen to growing up in Los Angeles.

Hermoso y con la canción que más amo❤¡!!❤

Perfect Way is a perfect pop tune. Boom is great but not a patch on Perfect Way. The dude who says " you'll never listen to Perfect Way again'' doesn't know what he's talking about. Miles Davis heard Perfect Way and wanted to contribute to their next album , that's how good that track is. Miles Davis, normally a hard person to please , perfectionist...he saw it's greatness

Around 1980/81 keyboard player Don Airey was in Rainbow and invited both Eddie and Gary Moore to a gig. He said Eddie was extremely excited and nervous at meeting Ritchie. Ritchie doesn't like to be surprised and put on the spot (in reality he's quite a shy person and tends to go on the attack with the sarcasm as a defense mechanism). So, after the show Eddie and Gary are backstage with Don; Ritchie walks into the room sees both Ed and Gary, doesn't say a word, turns around and walks straight back out of the room. Poor Edward never got the chance to have a pleasant encounter with his hero, bless him.

The film is already out in Paris, France right now. I listened to your podcast right out of the film.

What Fee doesn't know according to this video, David Foster produced Alice Cooper's 1978's "From The Inside" album. So far it was the very first straight up rock 'n' roll album he ever produced.

Woke up this morning and played my vinyl of Priest = Aura, coffee, 5 beers and an edible. It's a masterpiece

🥊♥️ 🎯 Fantastic acoustic version of Billy Idol and Steve Stevens in a record shop - wild as ever 🧨🎙🎸

Great video!

What the fuck is the matter with this guy are you sick you would worry me

Only if they m had mind😮

...should I Wang or should I Chung

This twat is the most BORING story teller on the bloody planet!!!!

The music she has made is astounding! From the Dream Syndicate to her solo work. This has always bothered me!!

Morning radio sucks ASS since Mark and Brian left. KLOS has Heidi in the morning and I cannot stand the way she laughs at EVERYTHING!!!!! just to make it seem like it is funny when it is NOT!!!!! Not to mention her laugh sounds like the witch on Wizard of Oz. Uuuugh! Unbearable to say the least! I remember the great skits that Mark and Brian did like "Miniature Theatre" loudest vibrator contest where people would call in with their chainsaw on the phone...etc There was the day before the day of Thanksgiving day parade and Christmas Shows with great musical performances. KLOS has NEVER been the same. Is Mark or Brian doing a podcast these days? I would love to hear them again

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Boring guys, gee!

Paul is such a ‘unique’ artist, the like of whom mankind may get to see perhaps every two hundred years!! Let’s all enjoy the experience of this “music TITAN” while we all can. I say yes simply because of who this man has become.

*PromoSM*

Interesting interview video. I wish it had a simultaneous translation function.

Miles Copeland rocks .... ya know.

God bless Linda, what an amazing story, thanks for sharing. ❤

She's so loud

I was 18 when this album first came out and I heard the singles on the radio and I went ahead and bought the cassette tape (I didn't have a turntable back then) and I really think this is a truly amazing album. to this day 2024 ; the tracks are still fresh to me and I have since gotten the CD version of this album and still keep playing it over and over!

There is a short video with each member introducing themselves one after another. In that video, Rick introduced himself in the way the gentleman in this video pronounced it. "Oh-Cah-sick" not "Oh-cay-sick".

Wonderful story--thank you so much for sharing it! Linda McCartney has taken so much flak down the years--it is so great to hear what a force for love she was. Blessings! ❤❤

I like her! kROQ should extend her Sunday morning program to M-F in the nights. I would listen to her at night reporting on different stories. This is nothing good on the radio at night anymore . I use to love "The Tom Lykis show"! He was great also! Very funny and also smart!

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I'm Paul Dingle I wrote a song I left my dog in Bethlehem

i covered one of her songs on my latest album, ponderosa apricot music

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Lynn how did you like working with smash mouth?

Kurt telling US how it was! <3 <3

Pure energy!!🎉 Leonard was such a gracious man!! Had the pleasure of meeting him at the Hammer Museum in Westwood. Lovely man🙏🏼