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On a lesser rant...
For the love of all that's holy, if you have Frantics Times radio shows on LimeWire, could you PLEASE label the files correctly. Give us the generally accepted episode titles or at least an episode number, please?
Poor Keith has made us a logs page, so would it hurt to use it? Think of the children!
On a side note, I'm digging the fact I can find all these radio shows again, tape hiss or no. After Zacks Stack died I gave up hope on getting anything more than the 5 mp3s I had back in 2001. It's a shame that I can't find copies Those People Across the Street episodes. That show was so my father and Terry when Lisa and I were growing up. *fangirl cheer*
Oh... and WTF is with the popularity of the song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" in the dorms? On the shared music folders, everyone has it and during practices for the haunted hike, some of the actors will randomly yell out "Turn around BRIGHT EYYEEEEES!" I know that the music video was insane and all - random ninjas and choir boys and reflective tape - but was it covered recently or something? It's a fairly obscure song on it's own.
Poor Keith has made us a logs page, so would it hurt to use it? Think of the children!
On a side note, I'm digging the fact I can find all these radio shows again, tape hiss or no. After Zacks Stack died I gave up hope on getting anything more than the 5 mp3s I had back in 2001. It's a shame that I can't find copies Those People Across the Street episodes. That show was so my father and Terry when Lisa and I were growing up. *fangirl cheer*
Oh... and WTF is with the popularity of the song "Total Eclipse of the Heart" in the dorms? On the shared music folders, everyone has it and during practices for the haunted hike, some of the actors will randomly yell out "Turn around BRIGHT EYYEEEEES!" I know that the music video was insane and all - random ninjas and choir boys and reflective tape - but was it covered recently or something? It's a fairly obscure song on it's own.