[Nowhere Man]

Wow--those things still exist?

As for Savage--he's got a good show, if a bit unbridled 8^)

I remember one time, I tried like heck to hook up my ghetto blaster to my bike, stereo on the go, it was kind of hard though and finally I gave up. It took 8 D batteries too and has a music search system. I also used it as the cassette recorder to store my TI-99/4A programs on.

Savage, he's da man. I also like it when he talks about growing up in the 1950's and so on too.

It's sad you don't see ghetto blasters anymore, it seems like the 1980's were their golden age. There was even a model with a record turntable built in. If I had room and the money, I'd be collecting those things. B-)

[rzeznikj at stout]

My dad's got a couple of old boomboxes--and I have one about 10 years old...

"Savage, he's da man."

I like his shows--for some reason, I just prefer things straight-up. Nothing against Rush or Hannity, but Savage isn't afraid to venture out on many of these political issues and give the naked reality of the political landscape.

But his books are even better. Haven't gotten around to picking up the fourth one (The Political Zoo), but from what I've seen and heard it looks like an excellent read.