For the first time ever, Pearl Jam will appear on the Howard Stern at the end of this month. No specific date has been announced but has been confirmed by Howard himself.
I hope this is a April Fools joke. Why would they go on this assholes show? Again pJ taught me to stand up against Tyrants like these. It just goes to show the longer your in show business the farther you get away from the average person. Well...I hope they play Army reserve for the 60k that lost their job in the Armed service because they didn't want mRNA in their system. Their body their choice.
You don't want mRNA in your system? Then you've got a problem, since mRNA exists naturally in your body as part of the DNA transcription process. It must be difficult to live with yourself knowing that your own body is engaged in this conspiracy against you every day of your life. Sic semper tyrannis!
Not the mRNA they cooked up....No thanks...
Please explain why the mRNA in the mRNA-based COVID vaccines is of special concern to you. Have you opted for the non-mRNA-based Novavax COVID vaccine instead?
Pleas don’t. Keep this shit AMT. There’s a whole thread for this.
Oh, sure, but it's O.K. for you to bring up the alternative minimum tax...
Seems to be talking more himself and answering the questions instead of letting his guests. Don’t really see how he would be excellent.
Much rather have an e.g. Marc Maron conversation with the band than whatever Stern is doing in his post shock-jock Symbian era.
When he had Ed on it was pretty good, but he does have to talk about himself every other question.
I can see that, though. It's his show. If you are a fan of Stern, but maybe not Vedder, you want to hear Stern too.
Talking a lot or talking about himself isn't the problem for me, but the way he is loading every question and leading the guests with his ramblings that are in reality just Howards opinions prepped for leading to a by him pre-decided answer, and often having the guest just sort of agreeing like you do in conversations with people. He is also overly TMZ:ed up in what he wants to talk about and what kind of answers he has decided to get.
So for me, it's not about Howard talking or being part of the conversation "podcast"-style (which is more interesting than a News question and answer-type thing) but how uninteresting the conversation becomes (imo) with how Howard is leading people down his "pre-decided" paths. He is boring to listen to.
Instead of "So, how did you really feel about John?" or even "I, Howard, held John as my favorite Beatle I must admit, and let me tell you about when I first heard Sgt Pepper, you already know this story Robin but... /.../ but how did you feel about John?"
You get "And you always felt like John was your brother, right, a brother from another mother, but then there was also a competition between you and then when the band split up your resented John, but now you look back at it and you really loved him, right, that is how you feel I have already decided so just nod?"
Howard gets good guests. But this thing about him being such an amazing interviewer... come on now people. I also do not agree with people saying he is so knowledgeable. THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE YOUTH TODAY.
All avenues for hearing the band talk (I figure Howard will be mostly focused on Ed and only cares about Ed) is good though. And there are always fun tidbits. Like, someone mentioned Howard being on Eddie about the smoking. YOU DON'T GET THAT ON CBS. And to get some pro-shot live versions of songs is nice.
But a Tiny Desk with them is long overdue. Do that too.
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I used to be a diehard Stern fan, and I was even on the show in 2001 (was supposed to arm-wrestle Mr. T).
Original Xbox was brand new at the time. Stern had a contest - arm-wrestle Mr. T, and you win an Xbox if you beat him.
I got in cause I called the show and told them about when I broke someone's arm while arm-wrestling once (true story).
T had just beaten cancer at the time, showed up in hospital scrubs. He was saying he never agreed to arm-wrestle me and the other guys, cause we weren't celebrities. He'd only arm-wrestle Howard. About me, he said:
"He ain't got no show, he ain't even on the B-Team!" Lolol
We got the Xboxes anyway, and I met T after the show.
The video from the E! Show and Howard On Demand is out there somewhere.
I used to be a diehard Stern fan, and I was even on the show in 2001 (was supposed to arm-wrestle Mr. T).
Original Xbox was brand new at the time. Stern had a contest - arm-wrestle Mr. T, and you win an Xbox if you beat him.
I got in cause I called the show and told them about when I broke someone's arm while arm-wrestling once (true story).
T had just beaten cancer at the time, showed up in hospital scrubs. He was saying he never agreed to arm-wrestle me and the other guys, cause we weren't celebrities. He'd only arm-wrestle Howard. About me, he said:
"He ain't got no show, he ain't even on the B-Team!" Lolol
We got the Xboxes anyway, and I met T after the show.
The video from the E! Show and Howard On Demand is out there somewhere.
That's fantastic. I wonder how many times he's used that B Team line. (Probably not enough... it's $$$)
I used to be a diehard Stern fan, and I was even on the show in 2001 (was supposed to arm-wrestle Mr. T).
Original Xbox was brand new at the time. Stern had a contest - arm-wrestle Mr. T, and you win an Xbox if you beat him.
I got in cause I called the show and told them about when I broke someone's arm while arm-wrestling once (true story).
T had just beaten cancer at the time, showed up in hospital scrubs. He was saying he never agreed to arm-wrestle me and the other guys, cause we weren't celebrities. He'd only arm-wrestle Howard. About me, he said:
"He ain't got no show, he ain't even on the B-Team!" Lolol
We got the Xboxes anyway, and I met T after the show.
The video from the E! Show and Howard On Demand is out there somewhere.
That's fantastic. I wonder how many times he's used that B Team line. (Probably not enough... it's $$$)
I used to be a diehard Stern fan, and I was even on the show in 2001 (was supposed to arm-wrestle Mr. T).
Original Xbox was brand new at the time. Stern had a contest - arm-wrestle Mr. T, and you win an Xbox if you beat him.
I got in cause I called the show and told them about when I broke someone's arm while arm-wrestling once (true story).
T had just beaten cancer at the time, showed up in hospital scrubs. He was saying he never agreed to arm-wrestle me and the other guys, cause we weren't celebrities. He'd only arm-wrestle Howard. About me, he said:
"He ain't got no show, he ain't even on the B-Team!" Lolol
We got the Xboxes anyway, and I met T after the show.
The video from the E! Show and Howard On Demand is out there somewhere.
That's fantastic. I wonder how many times he's used that B Team line. (Probably not enough... it's $$$)
There it is! Lol the whole day was surreal. Didn't get to meet anyone on the show, but I chatted with Gary and K.C. for a bit.
Caught up with T after the show. I legit loved him when I was a kid. Grew up on the A-Team. I apologized for talking smack. He said we were just playing, it's cool. Gave me a big hug, took pics with him.
Seems to be talking more himself and answering the questions instead of letting his guests. Don’t really see how he would be excellent.
Much rather have an e.g. Marc Maron conversation with the band than whatever Stern is doing in his post shock-jock Symbian era.
When he had Ed on it was pretty good, but he does have to talk about himself every other question.
I can see that, though. It's his show. If you are a fan of Stern, but maybe not Vedder, you want to hear Stern too.
Talking a lot or talking about himself isn't the problem for me, but the way he is loading every question and leading the guests with his ramblings that are in reality just Howards opinions prepped for leading to a by him pre-decided answer, and often having the guest just sort of agreeing like you do in conversations with people. He is also overly TMZ:ed up in what he wants to talk about and what kind of answers he has decided to get.
So for me, it's not about Howard talking or being part of the conversation "podcast"-style (which is more interesting than a News question and answer-type thing) but how uninteresting the conversation becomes (imo) with how Howard is leading people down his "pre-decided" paths. He is boring to listen to.
Instead of "So, how did you really feel about John?" or even "I, Howard, held John as my favorite Beatle I must admit, and let me tell you about when I first heard Sgt Pepper, you already know this story Robin but... /.../ but how did you feel about John?"
You get "And you always felt like John was your brother, right, a brother from another mother, but then there was also a competition between you and then when the band split up your resented John, but now you look back at it and you really loved him, right, that is how you feel I have already decided so just nod?"
Howard gets good guests. But this thing about him being such an amazing interviewer... come on now people. I also do not agree with people saying he is so knowledgeable. THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE YOUTH TODAY.
All avenues for hearing the band talk (I figure Howard will be mostly focused on Ed and only cares about Ed) is good though. And there are always fun tidbits. Like, someone mentioned Howard being on Eddie about the smoking. YOU DON'T GET THAT ON CBS. And to get some pro-shot live versions of songs is nice.
But a Tiny Desk with them is long overdue. Do that too.
I would just argue that smart interviewees can successfully navigate Stern's leading questions.
In the old days, it was psychological for him to lead people to make them feel comfortable enough to admit something strange. Nowadays, I think it's less that, and more just "i always thought you felt this way, you still feel that way right?". Guys like ed can navigate this just fine.
Is the stern show live on YouTube? Where can we watch?
You can listen on the Siriusxm app. Video will be put on the app later as well. They usually post clips later in the day and week. On occasion they might put up the whole interview. If we're lucky this might be like the Bruce interview that went on HBO Max
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So for me, it's not about Howard talking or being part of the conversation "podcast"-style (which is more interesting than a News question and answer-type thing) but how uninteresting the conversation becomes (imo) with how Howard is leading people down his "pre-decided" paths. He is boring to listen to.
Instead of "So, how did you really feel about John?" or even "I, Howard, held John as my favorite Beatle I must admit, and let me tell you about when I first heard Sgt Pepper, you already know this story Robin but... /.../ but how did you feel about John?"
You get "And you always felt like John was your brother, right, a brother from another mother, but then there was also a competition between you and then when the band split up your resented John, but now you look back at it and you really loved him, right, that is how you feel I have already decided so just nod?"
Howard gets good guests. But this thing about him being such an amazing interviewer... come on now people. I also do not agree with people saying he is so knowledgeable. THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE YOUTH TODAY.
All avenues for hearing the band talk (I figure Howard will be mostly focused on Ed and only cares about Ed) is good though. And there are always fun tidbits. Like, someone mentioned Howard being on Eddie about the smoking. YOU DON'T GET THAT ON CBS. And to get some pro-shot live versions of songs is nice.
But a Tiny Desk with them is long overdue. Do that too.
So if you don't like Stern, just stay away from it.
You'll survive it.
I hardly listen anymore, and I only have a sub because it costs me less than $100 a year.
The show has changed, for sure.
That being said, I can't wait for this. He legit loves the band. He opened today's show talking about "Elderly Woman", was playing some of the chords.
I'm pretty sure his Ed interview is the longest interview he's ever done. I think they even took a pee/commercial break.
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I got in cause I called the show and told them about when I broke someone's arm while arm-wrestling once (true story).
T had just beaten cancer at the time, showed up in hospital scrubs. He was saying he never agreed to arm-wrestle me and the other guys, cause we weren't celebrities. He'd only arm-wrestle Howard. About me, he said:
"He ain't got no show, he ain't even on the B-Team!" Lolol
We got the Xboxes anyway, and I met T after the show.
The video from the E! Show and Howard On Demand is out there somewhere.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Caught up with T after the show. I legit loved him when I was a kid. Grew up on the A-Team. I apologized for talking smack. He said we were just playing, it's cool. Gave me a big hug, took pics with him.
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In the old days, it was psychological for him to lead people to make them feel comfortable enough to admit something strange. Nowadays, I think it's less that, and more just "i always thought you felt this way, you still feel that way right?". Guys like ed can navigate this just fine.
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