Your favorite WFMU DJ!

Anyway, I'm originally from jersey, so, much love to FMU!

This Hatch character (9-12 on Tuesdays) appears to be a genius, if only he'd step off the old reggae just a bit.

FATTY JUBBO!!!

bob brainen and i are practically the same person

that dave emory (?) conspiracy dude is a trip and a half

seven second delay

RIP Charlie ;_;

It's going to take me a while to remember that Scott Williams has moved back to Monday nights.

whats is the deal with kenny g?

station manager ken

Anything with Andy Breckman. (Really liked the time they fooled him into thinking the station hadn't met their marathon goal and they had a sign warning the DJs not to berate the listeners for falling short and Andy couldn't get over the idea that DJs had to be told not to do so.)

Noah Zark for indy hip-hop. Bill Kelly for the twenty-five years or whatever it's been. If anyone had the opportunity to hear the Vanilla Bean, Frank Balesteri, back in the late 80s, RIP, Frank. Amazing improvisor. Cantrell, Belock...the ones who still play music and don't turn it into a show about them. (I know he's like a lifer, but Irwin, man, you're not that cool...

whoever's playing Enuff z'Nuff, I kiss you

Hova was my favorite before he skipped town.

SINNER'S CROSSROADS!!! Can't believe it's not been mentioned here, yet. My favorite show holy fuck, so good.

There are at least a dozen shows I miss a lot, even shows I didn't necessarily dig at the time like whatsisface the guy who had the retro show on Saturdays (I think?) in the late '80s, who used to be a pot delivery guy for his day job -- fuck it's gonna drive me crazy. He had some silly nickname? He played a lot of great raw Norton type stuff...

Anyway it's so great that Brian and Fabio are still on the air -- I always get turned on to so much stuff by them. Wish I could podcast their shit!

The Hound, Mike? I thought he ran a bar or something.

that one on Ave B -- is it still there? Lakeside Lounge?

DJs are doing their best-of-2007 on the blog, btw:

http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/wfmus_top_ten_of_2007_lists/index.html

i like hearing the beginning of dj rupture's show at the end of my seven second delay podcasts. too bad there's not a podcast version of his show (?).

Yeah, Mudd Up! (the /rupture show) is great. I listen to it at the end of my workday on Wednesdays.

Strangely the little I've heard of Seven Second Delay isn't funny at all.

It's easier once you understand that the show is often funnier when it's not funny.

I didn't think it was funny at first either, and now I luv it.

mike a -- yes that was it, the hound! and of course i meant "allegedly" in ref. to his other job before he opened that bar.

After moving to Vermont, Charlie has hooked up with WVEW and has a show starting tomorrow (2-4 p.m. Eastern). Station has live stream! Yay!

Where is the love for Michael Shelley?

gaylord fields

DJ Icepack

Favorite adult DJ: Gaylord Fields. Because he hates pie.

maria has been kicking my ass tonight

er sorry its monica

i only listen to wfmu tues @ 8 & wed @ 6 so i am not familiar w/ the djs

where is the bob brainen love? he and fabio are like the two halves of jeff lebowski to me.

shrunken planet and airborn event, too.
& i really love donna & ira's fill ins.

Finally listened to brainen the other day. Pretty good.

No one told me gaylord hates pie. That sounds terrible.

Yeah, what was that all about?

He's the opposite of Murray Hewitt.

i think brainen plays jazz is better than brainen plays pop, some of the pop stuff being a little too sunshine and jangles. but then i'm not a massive byrds fan. he's a really endearing guy ... listening to him run through a line-up and say 'no slouches' makes me want to pay more attention to musician who's-whos more than i do.

James R: ha!!

wau, oldtimers weekend coming up:

WFMU Radio Greats Weekend
Friday, August 8th, 6pm - Sunday, August 10th, 11:45pm

Legendary WFMU DJs from years past drop by to help celebrate 50 years on the air, August 8-10. Special guests include Danny Fields, Wildgirl, Meredith, David Newgarden, Nicholas Hill, William Berger, Neal Adams, Mark Allen, Douglas Wolk, Stork, Vin Scelsa, Steinski, Hova & Belinda, R. Stevie Moore, John Schnall, Bart Plantenga plus surprise guests and rare airchecks.

http://www.wfmu.org/upcoming

Back when you could only listen to WFMU if you lived in North New Jersey / the Western half NYC.

and I did

Bummer about Tony Coulter moving away. ;_;

waht! i love that dude. how come i never heard?

<3 Vicki Bennett