Burkey on 3RRR Party Show in wee small hours

[samuraisaint]

Burkey was on Sainter Headley Gritter's Party Show on 3RRR FM in the wee small hours this morning.
He has written a book about being a parent of kids involved in sport.
Sounded like a pretty good book, going by the discussion I heard.

[Sainternist]

Cheers! I haven’t listened to old Headly’s Party Show in a while. I loved it back in the day when they did talkback with the guests. I actually called in a few times, doing various impersonations of people in the public spotlight, like John Howard, Sylvester Stallone, Sgt Bargarse, Arnold Schwarzenegger, etc.

Great to know old Burkey Bulldog was on the show. That book does sound interesting. Hopefully the episode can be streamed through the Triple R website.

[B.M]

Burkey should be our AFLW coach

Dal should be our dev coach/VFL coach

[samuraisaint]

Cheers! I haven’t listened to old Headly’s Party Show in a while. I loved it back in the day when they did talkback with the guests. I actually called in a few times, doing various impersonations of people in the public spotlight, like John Howard, Sylvester Stallone, Sgt Bargarse, Arnold Schwarzenegger, etc.

Great to know old Burkey Bulldog was on the show. That book does sound interesting. Hopefully the episode can be streamed through the Triple R website.

I rang in to the Show from Japan once!

[Sainternist]

Cheers! I haven’t listened to old Headly’s Party Show in a while. I loved it back in the day when they did talkback with the guests. I actually called in a few times, doing various impersonations of people in the public spotlight, like John Howard, Sylvester Stallone, Sgt Bargarse, Arnold Schwarzenegger, etc.

Great to know old Burkey Bulldog was on the show. That book does sound interesting. Hopefully the episode can be streamed through the Triple R website.

I rang in to the Show from Japan once!

Oh wow! That is dedication! Headly must have been impressed with that. It sounds like you have quite a connection with Japan, given your username and calling Triple R from there.

[mr six o'clock]

Wow
Is that show still on
Nothing better as a teenager in the 80s than listening to it , especially after a Saints victory !
Last time I heard it was probably around 2010 .
Does Headley still do what no other radio station does in the entire known universe do ?

[Sainternist]

Wow
Is that show still on
Nothing better as a teenager in the 80s than listening to it , especially after a Saints victory !
Last time I heard it was probably around 2010 .
Does Headley still do what no other radio station does in the entire known universe do ?

Yes, The Party Show is still going! It must be one of the longest running radio shows still going today.

Good question about whether Headly still drops the needle on Elvis Presley at different RPMs. It has been a while since I last heard him do that, so I might have to tune in this Saturday night. Also, playing “The Stones which insist upon Rolling!” and the show’s intro of ‘Always Look on Bright Side of Life’ and closing it with Tiny Tim’s rendition of ‘My Way’.

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

[TheGreatZacsby]

Burkey should be our AFLW coach

Dal should be our dev coach/VFL coach

I absolutely agree to this!

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

Yes, I can’t imagine you being a fan of rap music. More of a fan of the crooners: Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, etc. Am I right?

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

Yes, I can’t imagine you being a fan of rap music. More of a fan of the crooners: Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, etc. Am I right?

s*** no. I am not that f****** old. They were my mum's favorites.

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

Yes, I can’t imagine you being a fan of rap music. More of a fan of the crooners: Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, etc. Am I right?

s*** no. I am not that f****** old. They were my mum's favorites.

My bad. Let me guess… you’re a big Beatles fan?

[saynta]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

Yes, I can’t imagine you being a fan of rap music. More of a fan of the crooners: Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, etc. Am I right?

s*** no. I am not that f****** old. They were my mum's favorites.

My bad. Let me guess… you’re a big Beatles fan?

Not really.

[mr six o'clock]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

No, I have all my fav songs on the one USB which i have on random play in the car. Over 1500 songs. No need for the radio. Nott interested in modern s*** music.

Have never taken a radio to the beach and those that do s*** me if nearby. My phone is all I need for up to date info.

You’re like the polar opposite of LL Cool J !!

i have no idea who that is and I never open random video clips posted on the internet, so Sorry.

It’s just a YouTube link, but fair enough.

LL Cool J is an old school rap artist who started out in the early 80s. His music is generally pretty uplifting and has a feel-good party vibes quality, like most of the other New York rappers who don’t focus their lyrics on being gangsters and other negative stuff (that’s more of a West Coast thing).

Looks like I am missing nothing.

Yes, I can’t imagine you being a fan of rap music. More of a fan of the crooners: Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, etc. Am I right?

s*** no. I am not that f****** old. They were my mum's favorites.

My bad. Let me guess… you’re a big Beatles fan?

Prefers marching music
You know like the Horst Wessel song !



By the way , that was a joke .

[B.M]

Again with the multiple quotes

So fkn dumb

[Sainternist]

Again with the multiple quotes

So fkn dumb

Is that why you never use the quote function?

[Sainternist]

Prefers marching music
You know like the Horst Wessel song !



By the way , that was a joke .
[/quote]

Hahahahaha marching music!! Well, he did seem reluctant to reveal what sort of music he actually likes. Geez! He could have at least said he likes listening to Wagner.

[samuraisaint]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

3CR can be good too, but mainly for the really late-night programs.

[Sainternist]

Never listen to the radio. Don't even turn one on. Haven't for years. So 1970s.

Not even in the car? Or for the cricket, on a warm summer’s day at the beach? Or to get an update on the footy scores before we relied on the internet for virtually all our info?

Community radio is a fantastic thing. We are incredibly lucky to have it in Melbourne. Stations like Triple R and PBS used to play music I couldn’t hear anywhere else on the dial.

3CR can be good too, but mainly for the really late-night programs.

I haven’t listened to 3CR in years, but I remember they had some good late night music programs.