Greeeetings, Dementians and Dementites,
Dr. Demento (aka Barrett E Hansen, Lakewood, California) at one time was
the progenitor of the forgotten funny tunes but over the years the waxing
and the waning of corporate radio has magnified the effect of greed.
Hence, the politics of regimented programming has made the Dr. Demento
show a victim of the times. Dr. Demento's had a unique distribution and
even distribution method up until the mid nineties, till the creation of
Talonian Productions not much is known about the syndicator ironically
the Dr Demento show is its only show. I don't think the good doc has much
of choice of his shackles and submissive role with Talonian.
http://wiki.hypertwins.org/index.php/Dr._Demento
"(The Doctor Demento Show is a two-hour-long syndicated radio program
featuring comedy and unusual music. Dr. Demento was among the first to
play Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London", the first to play Weird Al
Yankovic, and is pretty much the only way to hear "Fish Heads" on the
radio. (Controversy Over Listings) Apparently, Talonian Productions, the
company that syndicates his show refuses to divulge a list of radio
stations, which carry the show, to the extent that they will not even
allow such a list to be posted on the Doctor's official web site. There
appears to be a strong consensus that this is due to some variety of
short-sighted self-interest on their part, but it is not at all clear how
they benefit (even in the short term) from this policy.)"
Also http://www.drdemento.com/radiostations.html
(Note: Unfortunately, we cannot provide a specific list of stations that
actually air our show, due to the policy of the network that carries our
program.)
Registrant:
http://wiki.hypertwins.org/index.php/Dr._Demento
TALONIAN PRODUCTIONS
P.O. BOX 545, SEAL BEACH, CA 90740
The Demento Society
PO Box 884
Culver City CA 90232
US
Domain Name: DRDEMENTO.COM
Administrative Contact:
Barrett E. Hansen drde...@EARTHLINK.NET
The Demento Society
PO BOX 884
CULVER CITY CA 90232-0884
US (562) 220-2387 fax: (562) 220-2534
Technical Contact:
1802 N CARSON ST STE 2122261
CARSON CITY NV 89701-1215
US
7754065465 fax: 7754065465
Record expires on 05-Dec-2007.
Record created on 04-Dec-1997.
Database last updated on 21-May-2006 23: 57: 09 EDT.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS.DREAMLINK.NET 209.15.58.35
NS2.DREAMLINK.NET 209.15.58.36
Talonian Productions is using vile tactics to prevent its radio feed to
be either silenced or plugged with the stations stock music, over the
past couple of years, fans of the Dr. Demento show have taken great
strides and time to track where they could listen to the show on the
internet. Over the past ten year’s radio streaming has created a
controversy because it was once argued that radio stations licensing fees
were not valid for internet feeds.
However, this proves not to be the case, in many circumstances. Doctor
Demento is perceptive enough to gain more control over his by creating a
website specifically dedicated to streaming his beloved show. Although
the price is very cheap $2.00 per show segment, perhaps providing Hansen
a good little nest egg over time that $2.00 adds up folks, the way the
economy is, us consumers are slowly being strangled to death with fees.
Many of the docs faithful and loyal fans are happy with this method of
distribution but there is a caveat. Talonian requires its radio
syndicators to either silence (bullish tactics) or play generic music is
marred by faulty methodology that is counterproductive and ineffective
although Demento turns a blind eye.
1.) Since, they Dr Demento does not want to be heard over the air then
these radio stations need put up a disclaimer on their internet feeds.
In addition, it is misleading to the internet listening audience, when
the show is only available to the specific radio market. Remember
internet streaming feed are covered by their standard music licensing
fees.
2.) The Dr. Demento show should not be listed in the radio stations
website that is radio stations should strike the Dr Demento show from
their scheduled listings because Talonian requires the silencing or
deletion of the feed. Why give Talonian the free advertising on the said
radio stations websites, right. Show that carry the show can listen in
their respective markets but are denied access via the stations internet
feed. Where's the logic in that?
3.) Well what is the use of fighting the system?
For the percentage of you fans that subscribe to the Dr Demento Society -
keep this in mind - where do you listen to the show? Have you ever
given a list of stations to listen to the good old doc? Remember Talonian
blocks the radio feeds, is this fair to you the listener or the radio
station who interest is to keep the audience entertained. You society
members have more power that you think; only you can make the appeal.
4.) If Dr Demento is hurting for money than say so, why pay $2.00 for a
show when you can pay for a good NNTP service and get the shows for
free, search this group for how.
5.) I wonder why XM gave the show the ax? What a shame.
Since the early seventies, the good old Doc has over the year provided
fun, strange, odd and deeeeemented music for the niche fan but over the
past ten years (about 1995), the good old Doc has gone to the dogs. Those
of you that carry on the demented music legacy should be applauded
(Morris thanks for your fabulous, valuable archive list and hard work,
Tanny thanks for your tenacity Tanny, funny music, and the rest you
(Krellan) know who you are! Give yourselves a pat on the back for keep
in a proverbial sense the "spirit alive." So, those of you who are luck
to have the show in your market congratulations. Keep listening and
remember to stay deeemented follow on to five.
6.) And finally to the good doc an appeal.
We love the demented music and we thank you for your spirit at one time
you promoted the genre of demented music. What happened to your soul?
You started on a radio stations that promoted the spirit of free form
radio, but over time do you realize your alienating your audience? We
appeal for you to get another syndicator, one who is more liberal than
the unscrupulous tactics of your current syndicator, don't you realize
you are alienating your audience. We love to have you back in the spirit
of free form internet radio. (May 2006)
So you demented music want it now! There are plenty of well-known show
that stream for free and no fees.
The internet is full of specialty shows that stream for free start at
these links
http://www.thestreamguide.com/index.php
http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?
genre=search&searchdesc=comedy
http://www.allinternetradio.com
http://www.ufophil.com
Follow the yellow brick road here on these links, do a search for the
radio station call letters and check their program listing
lord, there are a lot strange wicked shows. Good work the men and women
who keep the spirit of free form radio alive. Some of these show
originate on free form college radio (the best format imho).
--(from: rec.music.dementia list compiled by (Jeff Morris)
Subject: FAQ: Scooby's radio log (Where can I hear the show?)
And of course (AND FOR FREE)
Other Dementia Shows that have been sent to the log:
"Reality Break" 8:30 pm (wednesday) or midnight (wednesday)
Connecticut
"Reality Break" 7-9 pm (tuesday) Univ. of Nebraska KRNU 90.3
"Stay Demented Radio" search for "demented" on yahoo or email
"Treats from Whizzo" 8:30 - 10:30 pm (friday) Cambridge, MA WMBR
88.1 FM
monthly (on last friday)
"Music with Moskowitz" 12 noon - 4 pm (saturday) KSER 90.7 AM
Everett, WA
"The Nut Behind the Wheel" 10 pm - 1 am 91.7 WPCR Plymouth, NH
Thursday
"The Rugrat Revue" 9:00 - 10:00 am WCBN 88.3 Univ. Mich - Ann
Arbor
Sunday
"6th Hour Funnies" 1:15 - 2:15 pm WAHS 89.5 Auburn Hills, MI
Thursday? (High School show)
Sunday
12 - 1 Funny Stuff
1 - 3 Hippie Music
"Over the Edge" 6 - 10 pm KBUK 104.9 La Grange, TX
Sunday
includes: "The 8 O'Clock Comedy Block" 8-9 pm
"The 9 O'Clock Funny Zone" 9-10 pm
"The Record Attic" 1320 AM KOZY Grand Rapids, MN
9 - 10 AM
"Mark's Comedy Show" 90.3 FM McMinville, OR
10 pm - midnight Fridays Linfield College
"FRIGGIN' HERE" 89.7 FM WITR Rochester, NY
12 noon - 2 pm Saturdays Rochester Institute of
Tech.
"All-U-Can-Eat Buffet of Musical Madness"
8 - 10 am Saturday KBCH Cal-State Long Beach
CVI Cable Channel 60 or 68 in Long Beach or
CVI Cable Channel 25 in Lakewood
"Weekend Radio" 95.5 FM WCLV Cleveland, OH
7 pm Saturdays
"Music for Nimrods with Reverend Dan" 88.9 FM KXLU Los Angeles
area, CA
3 am Saturdays
"Egor at the Late Night Laboratory" internet only
http://www.AudioNet.com/shows/thelab (RA)
Sundays 3 pm CT (-6 GMT) (D-USA)
"Monday Night Madness" 93.1 KXCI Tuscon, AZ
7 - 8 pm Mondays
"Kids Korner" 88.5 FM WXPN Univ. of Penn.
7 - 8 pm weeknights
(simulcast with WXPH 88.1 Harrisburg, PA)
(simulcast with WKHS 90.5 Baltimore/Worton, MD)
"Pirate Radio" 102.1 North Tampa, FL
weekday morning show
"Over the Edge" 12 mid - 3 am KFPA 94.1 Bay Area
KPFB 89.3 Berkeley
KFCF 88.1 Fresno
"The Brain Sandwich" 88.1 KDHX St. Louis, MO
6 - 8 am Saturday and by RA
"Zany Afternoons" ??? ???? Chicago, IL
??? ???
"The Reality Break" 90.3 KRNU Lincoln, NE
9 - 11 pm Thursday e-mail
"The Arcade" 91.3 KBCS Bellevue/Seattle, WA
midnight - 3 am Friday
"Saturday Monrning Confusion (The Tom and Darryl Show)"
88.3 WQNA Springfield, IL
4 am Saturday
? shortwave WBCQ 7415 kHz
? Spacenet channel 16 @ 5.8 Audio
"The Sunday Funnies" 104.5 CHUM Toronto, CAN
10-11 pm Sunday
"A Night at the Assylum" 93.5 WVBR
??? ???? Cornell Univ.
"The Madness Network" 89.3 WNUR Chicago area
4:30 - 6:00 am Sunday
"Crazy Jay Show" 6-9 pm Mon; 8 am - 11 am Sat
thecrazyjayshow.homestead.com
"Risky Biscut Hayseed Hoot" 100.1 KTHX Reno, NV
8 am Saturday
"Schickele Mix" and "Weekend Radio" - check your local NPR listings
"Weird Wolf Mark" 99.3 KCLA
??? Hollywood, CA
"Bubbles in the Think Tank" 88.3 WAIF Cincinnati, OH
Sun Midnight - 2 am Mon
"The Pab Sungensis Project" 92.1 WVLT Philadelphia, PA
Mon 10 pm
"The Morning Funnies" 88.1 KDHX St. Louis, MO
8:45 - 9 am Friday
"Dementia Revolution" ???? ???? ???
8 - 10 pm
"An Hour of Pure Insanity / How to Recognize Diffrent Types of Trees From
Quite
A Long Way"
WTPL 610 AM
alt link: http://wtpl.tusculum.edu/ 8 pm
Thursday
"Dave's Gone By" 1240 AM WGBB Freeport, NY
7:00 - 8:00 pm Thursdays
"I Still Get Demented Radio Show"
Mondays 11pm ET/8pm PT
MID ET/5pm and 9pm PT
"David 'Lunchbox' Klueger" University of Rochester, NY
?? ?? ????
"Music To Go To The Dump By" WDEV 550 AM / 96.1 FM
Waterbury, Vermont
9 - 10 am Saturdays
--
additions 5.2006
"Jazz Roots with Lou Curtiss" San Diego City College
Curtiss, a noted music historian, has been doing this for over 15
years plays thematic
shows occasionally also the owner of Folk Arts Rare Records, in
San Diego.
88.3FM KSDS
8:00pm (PST) Sundays
(Live Internet) http://www.jazz88online.org
"The Big Bands with Glen Woodcock" Jazz FM91
5 to 10 PM (EST) Sunday
(Live Internet) http://www.jazz.fm/content/view/141/93/
"The Big Broadcast with Rich Contay"
` "I'm pretty typical of the people who listen to my shows," Rich
says. The music is strictly one piece of the puzzle. It's important to
keep
some balance."
Here’s the newsgroup: alt.fan.rich-conaty
8:00PM-12:00am(EST) Sunday
(Live Internet) http://www.wfuv.org/wfuv/conatyfull.html
"David Tanny"
A long time musician and advocate of the demented genre and
senior poster to rec.music.dementia
(Follow the links below)
http://www.myspace.com/davidtanny
http://www.davesfunstuff.com/
--
And remember to stay deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemented! (beep).
"Doctor parkinson declared Im not surprised to see you here
You've got smokers cough from smoking, brewers droop from drinking beer
I don't know how you came to get the Betty Davis knees
But worst of all young man youve got industrial disease
He wrote me a prescription he said you are depressed
But I'm glad you came to see me to get this off your chest
Come back and see me later - next patient please
Send in another victim of industrial disease..."
George Orwell wrote:
> Dr. Demento (aka Barrett E Hansen, Lakewood, California) at one time was
> the progenitor of the forgotten funny tunes but over the years the waxing
> and the waning of corporate radio has magnified the effect of greed.
> Hence, the politics of regimented programming has made the Dr. Demento
> show a victim of the times. Dr. Demento's had a unique distribution and
> even distribution method up until the mid nineties, till the creation of
> Talonian Productions not much is known about the syndicator ironically
> the Dr Demento show is its only show. I don't think the good doc has much
> of choice of his shackles and submissive role with Talonian.
> Tanny thanks for your tenacity Tanny, funny music, and the rest you
> additions 5.2006
>
> , in
> San Diego.
> 88.3FM KSDS
> 8:00pm (PST) Sundays
> (Live Internet) http://www.jazz88online.org
>
> "David Tanny"
-Ghastly Gary sez STAY
DEMENTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Eric Houg" <moc.guoh@cire> wrote in message
news:44731dcf$0$65497$742e...@news.sonic.net...
Nope, I just heard it's a fan of the show who writes for Wired Magazine.
> Judging by the writing style, this looks like another David Tanny essay.
Nope. Not mine.
>
> George Orwell wrote:
>
>> Tanny thanks for your tenacity Tanny, funny music, and the rest you
>> "David Tanny" A long time musician and advocate of the demented
>> genre and senior poster to rec.music.dementia
>> (Follow the links below) http://www.myspace.com/davidtanny
>> http://www.davesfunstuff.com/
Long time musician? I guess eight years is considered a long time by some
standards. I got some 100 funny musicians linked from the myspace page above,
and such a network is already helping other comedy and demented artists prosper
and get heard, especially the notable ones that Dr. D never thought people would
enjoy hearing. With myspace, who needs to spend $2 on Dr. Demento Show downloads?
Senior poster? Where's my DAARP card? Excuse me. Where's my DAARP card AT???
d.t.