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  • Kelly_Clark
    Roadie
    • Mar 2005
    • 107

    #16
    I read that too... and to me, its still leeway. The difference between being syndicated and taking over a coupla shows is like the difference between marriage, and a live in lover. Big difference to some, same difference to others.

    But they only thing you know with this guy is that ya never know.

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    • academic punk
      Full Member Status

      • Dec 2004
      • 4437

      #17
      Originally posted by Guitar Shark
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      My point exactly!!!

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      • MUSICMAN64
        Roadie
        • Jun 2004
        • 115

        #18
        I think its cool. Dave's come full circle.

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        • Antman
          Commando
          • Jan 2004
          • 1261

          #19
          Like the article says, no one person can replace Stern. He can hire Jackie the Broke Man for his show.
          When the shit hits the fan, close your mouth and duck.

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          • Polk High
            Sniper
            • Jan 2004
            • 875

            #20
            I always thought stern was overrated I think roth would be better and I'm not just saying that. Roth is a smarter person and has a better personality/history.
            We're gonna leave you smokin like the slow guy in Chernobyl

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            • Polk High
              Sniper
              • Jan 2004
              • 875

              #21
              NEW YORK (Billboard) - Infinity Broadcasting isn't commenting on an online report penned by a former Howard Stern Show regular that suggests David Lee Roth will be one of the personalities that ultimately replaces the ribald DJ on the airwaves.

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              Chaunce Hayden, a gossip and celebrity writer for New York/New Jersey entertainment guide SteppinOutMagazine.com, writes that "an Infinity source has confirmed the signing."

              In February, the Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly questioned Hayden about possible insider trading of shares in Sirius Satellite Radio. Hayden was in Stern's studio Oct. 6, 2004, the day Stern announced his plans to move to Sirius in January 2006. The news drove up Sirius shares by 16% at the close of that day's trading.

              What is certain is that Roth is among many entertainers that Infinity has auditioned on-air since Stern's bombshell announcement last year. Infinity executives have repeatedly made it clear that they are not looking for a singular personality to succeed Stern.

              In April, Infinity president of programing Rob Barnett told Billboard Radio Monitor he was working with Roth in Boston at classic rock station WZLX. "The station has kind of turned the town on its ear with cab drivers, waiters and waitresses and employees of Barnes & Noble talking about this amazing guy on the radio," Barnett said. "It's an example of just being able to surprise and entertain your listeners without necessarily giving them the exact same menu every day." In Boston, Stern is heard on Infinity modern rock station WBCN.

              The Diamond Dave-as-morning-man idea actually sprung from an Infinity station 3,000 miles away. VP of FM talk Jack Silver put Roth on the air for three hours earlier this year at KLSX Los Angeles, which Silver programs. "We were so taken by that performance that we created a stunt here in Boston to give classic rock listeners the opportunity to hear him all week long," Barnett said in April.

              Infinity chairman and CEO Joel Hollander said in February, "One thing you should expect not to happen, is one person to be dropped in to replace (Stern) at 27 radio stations."

              While Stern's contract is set to end Dec. 31, 2005, Hayden says that Roth will hit the airwaves in early September. Asked to comment on the Roth rumor, an Infinity spokesperson said, "We are looking at a number of personalities to replace Howard Stern, however there are no imminent announcements at this time."

              Roth has two summer concerts on his schedule: July 15 in Sarnia, Ontario, and July 29 in Redding, Calif.
              We're gonna leave you smokin like the slow guy in Chernobyl

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              • VonHalen
                Foot Soldier
                • Jul 2005
                • 582

                #22
                i agree

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                • bueno bob
                  DIAMOND STATUS
                  • Jul 2004
                  • 22951

                  #23
                  It's difficult to say whether or not it's going to be succesful. Will your average dumbfuck John Q Public American be able to identify (or understand) David and his sense of humor?

                  Should be interesting to find out...wait and see...
                  Twistin' by the pool.

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