for a little while, redskunk.org was the greatest website ever.
torrent streams of everything howard stern evolved from entertaining to historic when howard 100 took to the air earlier this month on sirius radio. so, not only could you find a digital version of every stern’s last infinity broadcasts, you could also check out the daily howard 100 news along day-long events like wendy the retard locked in a room and the high-pitch eric shit-weighing contest.
the howard 100 news displays the innovative irony that takes stern beyong vulgar into the the sublime. complete with am radio news chimes and stuffy-voiced white people, the news team covers the stern world of wack with the displaced interest usually reserved for updates on wars that barely exist, traffic reports and relationships between female teachers and students.
now stern’s lawyers have shut down the skunk. it’s too bad, but emerson would subscribe to sirius if he believed in it. maybe so should i.
question: these torrents still are out there if you can find them. the media policy seems to be shut down the things that make it easy to pirate. is this smart? how much would you pay for an mp3 of a stern show?
(thanks, pleasure.)
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Anonymous said,
this is a interesting situation. stern is great and bad in wonderful extremes.
so is redskunk where the torrents were posted? i don’t get the emerson part.
how would emerson believe in sirius?
what do you mean, these torrents still are out there if you can find them? wouldn’t they still be there if you couldn’t find them?
sam biguity said,
so is redskunk where the torrents were posted?
Yes.
i don’t get the emerson part.
how would emerson believe in sirius?
he was a trucker. also, he’s believe that you should pay for things rather than relying on others to get them for free.
what do you mean, these torrents still are out there if you can find them?
meaning, given the right propensity and desire and you can find them. skunk made it simple.
wouldn’t they still be there if you couldn’t find them? would it matter?
i love the dialouge, but this isn’t aa. who are ya?
Anonymous said,
Not being a morning person, I loved the ability to listen to stern when I had the oppurtunity to. The Mp3 files allowed me to listen to stern for the 45-50min drive to college and back. I knew what was happening was illeagal and prayed that the site would stay under the radar. However, the idea to purchase his shows independently once he moves to sirrius should be a consideration for the company. Even if you don’t have enough to make the switch to satellite at least there would be another alternative to here his show.
Pleasure said,
There are plenty of other places to get the torrents, and capt_morgan will probably be back at some point.
There is also plenty of free software out there which will record/encode a radio recording on your computer. Just setup your computer and you can still skip the commercials.