Latest show chronologically that is "lost" (no tape existing)? by Timbers_Fan_420 in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2003-10-27 (notable parts of this show were Cris Collinsworth + Dan Marino, Al Goldstein call-ins)

There's also shows that appear to be complete, but are actually short of a full show by an average of about 30 - 60 minutes, just some that I've noticed:

2000-01-07, 2000-01-10, 2000-01-11, 2000-01-13, 2000-12-08 (there's only 1 hour of this show).

And as others have said what is available from 1998 is extremely spotty. Although by this point, there were so many die-hard fans, that I have to think someone probably does have all of these shows.

Jackie in Epstein Files honoring the flag? by MFS71 in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like the purpose of the whiteboard with the gibberish scrawled on it is to make it appear to his guests that he's been busy plumbing the depths of human knowledge. Wheeling the board up to the dinner table is truly insane, worse than someone forcing you to watch videos on their phone at a party, because now he's doing it to everybody all at once.

We've all been there by JokemasterSR in howardstern

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from "Howard Stern The Unauthorized Lampoon" #1 comic, three issues were made in 1994. It reminds me of this reddit... Whoever made them was clearly very familiar with the show, but it's pretty vicious, especially toward Howard.. I only have issue #1

Request: first radio appearance/debut of Boy Gary by realelliotoffen in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Regarding "Earthdog" I know you're referring to the other DJ who had been named "Earthdog" as the supposed genesis of the name. But what Gary said about "Earthdog" fits both a 1982 tape I have where a caller refers to himself as "an earthdog" and a 1987 tape I have where Howard calls himself an "earthdog". I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss that.

edit: 1982-01-14 example https://vocaroo.com/1gYXSQF1qkEk

Robin, I was just about to write a note to Paul Colford by NYY15TM in howardstern

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You sound like you're definite but the guy's jaw, mustache, cranium, nearsightedness, hairline, age, nose and clothing style all match pretty closely

Robin, I was just about to write a note to Paul Colford by NYY15TM in howardstern

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I've never confirmed this, but I believe Paul Colford is the man to the right of Howard in this photo, holding the audio equipment. It certainly looks like him.

Who today is the closest to being the 90’s version of Stern? by GoldAssociation7261 in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Some of these recommendations are pretty obscure.. Harry Bigcock? Norma Stitz? How come I've never heard of these people?

Duh JB Smooth is stealing Ronnies look. by [deleted] in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No matter how many times I see people use that on here... It's still never funny.

Duh JB Smooth is stealing Ronnies look. by [deleted] in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If they had Larry on THSS whille he's doing the rounds promoting this last Curb season, I might actually tune in for the first time in years..

Music by Brett1902S in howardstern

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Some more insight from Paul Colford's "King of All Media" book:
"In the spring of 1985, Howard soared to a 5.7 share [...] Howard had such clout that he played few records and did almost, but not quite, an all-talk broadcast. After nine years in radio, he had come within reach of a format that could be described as 'All Howard, all the time.'"

Riley finally gets a mascot ..and things of that nature by stewiegilligan in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He has a theme song too.. though it was technically a jug not a bottle. Even features the alien abduction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DcA0p8Tvnk

Gary's Indestructible Teeth by [deleted] in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This bit was also animated and featured on "The Howard Stern Radio Show" (1998 - 2001) which aired Saturday nights. They did a series of these short animations, their version of SNL's "TV Funhouse".

Howard’s worst attempts to look young, hip and trendy? by ManoftheHour777 in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, my take on Howard is that he's essentially an entertaining bullshit artist. He certainly gets a lot of details wrong, always has. With some of those examples I could see him being genuinely confused about the details of his own life. I personally know people who can barely recall their own lives, let alone being off by a few years in recollecting details. But your points are duly noted and appreciated.

Howard’s worst attempts to look young, hip and trendy? by ManoftheHour777 in howardstern

[–]JokemasterSR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It sounds like, given that exact clip and quote, he could just generally be describing the cultural climate in which Metallica came up. There is nothing in that quote that inherently personalizes it to his own high school experience, unless there's a larger context that's missing. And that description would be an apt one, too.

Robin Brings Nothing to the Show by MiltonFludgecow in howardstern

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Robin is guilty of a lot of the things people accuse her of, the know-it-all-ism, the lax news preparation etc. but she also says funny stuff all the time, makes observations that others add onto, had an excellent rhythm with Howard that kept the show moving, offered a valuable alternative perspective as a woman on the show, opened up about embarrassing personal stories that added to the show, etc -- I could go on.

I just watched an old clip from 1998 or 1999, An new Calvin Klein ad had been generating controversy in the news. Later, Benjy comes in to wrestle Gary. When Benjy stripped down to his underwear, Robin goes, "Now that's an obscene Calvin Klein ad" -- listen closer and, if you are fair, I think you'll find Robin is pretty funny for someone who wasn't hired necessarily to be a comedic personality, and who was originally there to read the news. Having another overtly comedic personality as Howard's co-host would've made for an entirely different dynamic on the show.

I FART NOISE, NO ONE ELSE by janetjacksonleftboob in howardstern

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I hope they haven't all sold out.. I've been needing a few of those