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Adam's still in, Danny's OUT! CBS confirms it - http://www.cbsradio.com/press_center/releases/pressrelease083059-12-21-2007.html quote:CBS RADIO RENEWS "THE ADAM CAROLLA SHOW" spl00zer fucked around with this message at 17:09 on Dec 21, 2007 |
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spl00zer posted:Danny is OUT of the show! Yay!!! Well holy poo poo this is fantastic news. Nice that he managed to throw in a construction metaphor in there. I'll have to tune in to the show more regularly.
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Dec 21, 2007 17:10
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Breakdown of how it all came down - http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?postid=337382283#post337382283
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TylerDurden posted:Just to makes sure, you're not thinking of David Arquette are you?
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Does anyone remember the episode when Adam goes on the rant about toxins? I remember that it was hilarious and thats about it. Can anyone help me locate it?
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Dec 21, 2007 23:45
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fontez1 posted:Does anyone remember the episode when Adam goes on the rant about toxins? I remember that it was hilarious and thats about it. Can anyone help me locate it? I know he goes off when Andy Dick starts talking about his raw food diet, but toxins come up in other episodes too.
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Dec 24, 2007 06:48
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Does anybody remember the episode where a teenager called in and said he doesn't masturbate because his father never showed him how? That has to be one of my favorite Loveline moments. Anyone know which show it was?
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Dec 24, 2007 06:59
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Ez posted:Does anybody remember the episode where a teenager called in and said he doesn't masturbate because his father never showed him how? Yeah, that's 05-28-2002 with David Arquette, call starts around 27 minutes in. It's great because Adam and David just mock this kid to high heaven. I'm quick on the draw on this one because I just literally (literally) listened to this one two days ago, and it's still on my iPod. They were really on a tear around this period, some great shows. WDIIA fucked around with this message at 07:10 on Dec 24, 2007 |
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Clive Barker is surprisingly down to earth when he is a guest. You'd think that due to Adam's attitude he would be a little bit flustered, but he rolls with it wonderfully.
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Judakel posted:Clive Barker is surprisingly down to earth when he is a guest. You'd think that due to Adam's attitude he would be a little bit flustered, but he rolls with it wonderfully. For the most part yes, but he does get a little weird when Adam tells that woman to put out once in a blue moon to please her husband even though her sex drive is dead. In general he felt a little weird and aloof for the whole show as I'm remembering it, but definitely not an rear end in a top hat.
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TylerDurden posted:For the most part yes, but he does get a little weird when Adam tells that woman to put out once in a blue moon to please her husband even though her sex drive is dead. In general he felt a little weird and aloof for the whole show as I'm remembering it, but definitely not an rear end in a top hat. He definitely comes alive during that segment, but he does make a very good point. What really got him going was Drew's metaphor, saying that she should treat it like a job. One of the few instances where I've heard Drew admit that he used a poor metaphor on air. By the way, does anyone have the string of shows that DAG hosted with Drew after Adam left? The Loveline Archive removed all shows after Adam's departure.
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Judakel posted:He definitely comes alive during that segment, but he does make a very good point. What really got him going was Drew's metaphor, saying that she should treat it like a job. One of the few instances where I've heard Drew admit that he used a poor metaphor on air. Drew is rarely ever good when it comes to metaphors and analogies but I think it was pretty valid as far as I remember. I don't wanna get into a whole thing here but as far as I remember Adam and Drew were comparing going to work as something you didn't want to do but did anyway to her putting out once in a while and Clive got somewhat indignant because sex is supposed to be this special sacred thing that is only to be done out of love and passion and never as something to get out of the way. I think he was being a little too sensitive there. Those shows should still be in the DC Hub if you are willing to get 'em from there. If I have time tomorrow I might download them if there aren't too many but someone is going to have to provide hosting because I don't have it.
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I have all of DAG week, I'll put them up tomorrow if I remember.
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2002-07-18 - No Guest. Good lord the whole episode is golden.
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Grifter posted:After doing some research, you're completely right. I guess I just confused two goofy looking white guys. The same thing happened again on his show earlier this month (december 3rd, if you get the podcast it's the news recap segment). He was talking about having Arquettes' sister thrown into a vulcano and a few minutes later Arquette shows up. p.s. does anyone have the 9/11 episode?
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elwood posted:p.s. does anyone have the 9/11 episode? I was about to say it doesn't exist but I re-listened to the 9/12 episode and clearly there is one. I'd be interested in it also, but I have a feeling the reason it isn't on any of the more comprehensive archives was best said by Adam on 9/12; "making fun of 14 year olds with cauliflower on their dork doesn't seem right."
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ChubbyEmoBabe posted:I was about to say it doesn't exist but I re-listened to the 9/12 episode and clearly there is one. I'd be interested in it also, but I have a feeling the reason it isn't on any of the more comprehensive archives was best said by Adam on 9/12; "making fun of 14 year olds with cauliflower on their dork doesn't seem right." I listened to the 9/12 earlier today and from what I gathered it was not a regular loveline episode, but a 9/11 one.
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The 9/11 episode can be found on http://www.grandfromage.net/SA/ mostly complete, but missing a bit of the start.
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I've been listening to the stream non-stop for a while now. One of the episodes brought up this story about some kid who spent time in jail for breaking into a cemetery and stealing the head of a corpse and because of that, he had a hard time getting a girlfriend. Anyone know what episode it was where he called in? I wanna hear the whole conversation.
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Lincolnstein posted:I've been listening to the stream non-stop for a while now. One of the episodes brought up this story about some kid who spent time in jail for breaking into a cemetery and stealing the head of a corpse and because of that, he had a hard time getting a girlfriend. Anyone know what episode it was where he called in? I wanna hear the whole conversation. http://wiki.lovelinefan.com/index.php?n=Main.KennethTheHeadTwister Short answer: April 23, 2003
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Uploaded DAG week. http://www.grandfromage.net/SA/ Good luck have fun.
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Grand Fromage posted:Uploaded DAG week. http://www.grandfromage.net/SA/ Good luck have fun. Thank you. TylerDurden posted:Drew is rarely ever good when it comes to metaphors and analogies but I think it was pretty valid as far as I remember. I don't wanna get into a whole thing here but as far as I remember Adam and Drew were comparing going to work as something you didn't want to do but did anyway to her putting out once in a while and Clive got somewhat indignant because sex is supposed to be this special sacred thing that is only to be done out of love and passion and never as something to get out of the way. I think he was being a little too sensitive there. I just agree with his point of view that it isn't something you can just get over. I think that is usually one of the few things that I disagree with in regard to relationship commentary from Adam and Drew. I think they are both too passionate to see it any other way. Passionate, passionate men who must get it!
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Any way I could have someone ship me a few DVDs full of episodes? I'll cover whatever & tip up. If thats illegal don't bother. I had a ton of episodes on my HDD but the drive died a month back. I would DL from the sites but I don't remember which episode I was on and I don't want to DL gigs of pointless stuff.
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Dec 23, 2003 is a great episode I listened to last night as I went to bed. It's got plenty of great Christmas stories, a terrible Germany or Florida, a girl who keeps giggling because her boyfriend was shot in his "area", an excellent Adam rant about his rear end in a top hat neighbor who gets ideas in his head and refuses to listen to anybody else, and a caller who's been on heroin since she was 9. It really got me in the mood for Christmas. It also features Adam ranting about why it should be acceptable to give cash as a gift, instead of going around and giving out gift cards that will just expire and only work in certain places.
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Dr. Dos posted:It really got me in the mood for Christmas. It also features Adam ranting about why it should be acceptable to give cash as a gift, instead of going around and giving out gift cards that will just expire and only work in certain places. A great sidebar to that, apparently someone in the California state legislature was listening to Adam rant about his $1000 gift card that he was left with a $2 balance on, to which he made the store personnel run around and find some shoelaces to match the exact balance he had remaining on the card because they wouldn't let him just have the $2 in cash for what he had on the card. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/12/16/BUNNTU1VN.DTL
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THANK YOU for posting the archive link. That's many many hours of entertainment.
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fontez1 posted:Does anyone remember the episode when Adam goes on the rant about toxins? I remember that it was hilarious and thats about it. Can anyone help me locate it? Just as I read this, the rant comes on over my speakers. November 24th, 2004 is a toxins rant. Within the first 15 minutes of the show.
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Reading on Wikipedia and one part of it says "From 2000 to 2003, Adam and Drew would play around with the intro bumper from the song "I Disappear" by Metallica. The bumper has a long guitar beat and then a pause before the beat goes again. Adam would alway try to fit something into that pause, like "It's Loveline with Adam and Dr. Drew" or "Loveline, fastest growing outlaw radio show in North America". Sometimes Drew would try it out too. The most famous example of this would have to be when Adam timed a fart perfectly." Anyone know what episode that is from?
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Star posted:Reading on Wikipedia and one part of it says "From 2000 to 2003, Adam and Drew would play around with the intro bumper from the song "I Disappear" by Metallica. The bumper has a long guitar beat and then a pause before the beat goes again. Adam would alway try to fit something into that pause, like "It's Loveline with Adam and Dr. Drew" or "Loveline, fastest growing outlaw radio show in North America". Sometimes Drew would try it out too. The most famous example of this would have to be when Adam timed a fart perfectly." 09-04-2000 here This is the episode where he drives Drew out of the studio with his gas and makes him finish the majority of the show sitting on a trash can with a 20 foot mic cord outside the studio. Bolek fucked around with this message at 22:07 on Dec 27, 2007 |
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The best part of the whole thing is how Adam just loses it and can't stop laughing for like 5 minutes after he does it.
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I was going to listen to a random loveline stream tonight, but as I tuned in I caught a caller trying to convince Adam and Drew that the Iraq war was probably a bad idea while they halfheartedly tried to defend it, so I switched over to an episode that I had pre-downloaded. I'd just like to know if this is going to go on a lot during the shows around the start of the war or if it is a rare occurence (or mif they come to their senses). I love the show, but I've already had to avoid the shows following 9/11 so I wouldn't have to listen to Adam when he gets into an ultra-patriotic mood...
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Father Fintan Stack posted:I was going to listen to a random loveline stream tonight, but as I tuned in I caught a caller trying to convince Adam and Drew that the Iraq war was probably a bad idea while they halfheartedly tried to defend it, so I switched over to an episode that I had pre-downloaded. I'd just like to know if this is going to go on a lot during the shows around the start of the war or if it is a rare occurence (or mif they come to their senses). That is one of the very few things that Adam seems to be completely off the mark on. Whenever someone else accuses this country of being this or that, be it a stupid "Fight The Power!" hippie or a guy with a valid criticism, he turns into a blindly patriotic jackaass with a completely myopic view regarding history. I think it comes partly from his stoner hippie mom and his lack of formal history education but that doesn't completely explain it. When he criticizes politicians or this countries laws he makes lucid, logical points and seems a world away from the simpleton logic of "If you don't like it get out!" or making an argument for how benevolent we are for not crushing Castro for the past 40-some years. It seems like a weird dichotomous view and I hope to call some day and get a clarification of it. As for that particular show, I understand that with hindsight it's easy to hear it and get very uncomfortable with some of the comments but you have to put it in the context of how the general feeling in the country was that of anger, wanting to stand by the president and the administration mixed with a desire for revenge. Bolek fucked around with this message at 17:17 on Dec 29, 2007 |
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TylerDurden posted:As for that particular show, I understand that with hindsight it's easy to hear it and get very uncomfortable with some of the comments but you have to put it in the context of how the general feeling in the country was that of anger, wanting to stand by the president and the administration mixed with a desire for revenge. I guess this is a derail, but things like this are going to be a major boone to future historians. All too often we rely on second or third hand sources telling us how it "really was" back in the day, and even less data exists about the average person. Even with readily available primary sources, some are already working hard to twist recent history like the vietnam war. Fifty years from now, I can barely imagine how 9/11 and the war on terror will be viewed, but at least people who didn't live during the events will be able to hear what Adam and Drew thought that night.
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Maarak posted:I guess this is a derail, but things like this are going to be a major boone to future historians. All too often we rely on second or third hand sources telling us how it "really was" back in the day, and even less data exists about the average person. Even with readily available primary sources, some are already working hard to twist recent history like the vietnam war. Fifty years from now, I can barely imagine how 9/11 and the war on terror will be viewed, but at least people who didn't live during the events will be able to hear what Adam and Drew thought that night. Oh, how insane that sounded at the time.
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I think Adam's political points are largely the result of no formal education. Half the time he's libertarian, half the time he's pretty authoritarian, and he contradicts himself all the time. It sounds like gut feeling instead of carefully looking at the issues. He'll go on a ten minute rant about the government being up his rear end, then half an hour later he's talking about how much he loves omniscient surveillance.
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Adam's lack of formal education shows, but he's obviously an intelligent guy. One of the things that always struck me was Adam's almost predernatural knack for arithmetic. Anything involving a simple calculation, Adam gets it instantly and well before Drew. Probably something to do with being a carpenter and measuring stuff.
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Mr. Raccoon posted:Adam's lack of formal education shows, but he's obviously an intelligent guy. One of the things that always struck me was Adam's almost predernatural knack for arithmetic. Anything involving a simple calculation, Adam gets it instantly and well before Drew. I always laugh so hard when Adam is doing his radio math and asks Drew questions like "what's 2+2?" or "six multiplied by one is what again?"
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Does anyone have 2001-10-10 (Save Ferris) available for download? I've seen numerous references to it being one of the greatest episodes and haven't had the pleasure of hearing it. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Grand Fromage posted:I think Adam's political points are largely the result of no formal education. Half the time he's libertarian, half the time he's pretty authoritarian, and he contradicts himself all the time. It sounds like gut feeling instead of carefully looking at the issues. He'll go on a ten minute rant about the government being up his rear end, then half an hour later he's talking about how much he loves omniscient surveillance. I enjoy his rants but this does get a bit old. Only once or twice have I skipped an episode forward when he starts looping. I think Adam 'telling it like it is' from a no formal education perspective was one of the healthy aspects of the show for the average viewers reception. There are a lot of people who don't listen to doctors very well but having the average guy say 'hey dumbass, do me a favor and get yourself some therapy' does a lot of good.
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HumanCropcircle posted:Does anyone have 2001-10-10 (Save Ferris) available for download? I've seen numerous references to it being one of the greatest episodes and haven't had the pleasure of hearing it. I'll upload it soon for you. thanks for pointing me at it, I'll be sure to listen after TACS is over
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