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To: Byron_the_Aussie
I read back through the thread, too.

I wasn't the only one who thought the show wasn't good.

You're way too touchy about Savage. Talk about lockstep.

And you can assume anything you want. Doesn't necessarily make it true.
356 posted on 03/09/2003 10:08:34 AM PST by Howlin (Only UNamericans put the UN before America!)
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To: Howlin; Byron_the_Aussie
I read back through the thread, too.

I'm revisiting THIS Thread. I haven't posted since Post #51........Which was at the time of the beginning of the show..............It's Sunday night and I'm waiting for Drudge to start while listening to Booknotes on C-Spam.

My impression: I gave it my full attention AND have never heard Savage before (as I mention in #51). My impression was that the show could use some work but had potential. One of the major things I noticed first off was that Savage introduced 5 or more topics. This was really confusing. He needs to focus on a limited number of messages (if thats in fact what he wants to do with the show, if you see what I mean). If he just wants to rant, then go for it, but the show will 'wander'. Maybe limit it to a topic per segment and riff off of THAT. Rush does this on his radio show: By and large limits his presentation to one or two topics, or group of related news stories per hour.

The set was cheap but that doesn't matter if its presented properly. I really enjoyed the lighting in Drudge's show........kinda like a single overhead light in a smokey jazz-bar. It was intimate and gave a 'performance' ambiance. Maybe this is what he should shoot for. All in all a good first shot.

390 posted on 03/09/2003 5:38:35 PM PST by DoctorMichael ("I don't wanna live in a 21st century Caliphate" ~DocMichael)
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