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Started by sillydog, April 07, 2008, 10:21:45 PM

jazmunda

Quote from: nooryisawesome on August 25, 2014, 10:24:08 PM
Art has been burning up Facebook lately by his standards good to see him even minimally active.

Agreed. My thoughts on this have been well documented. I'm grateful for the little glimpses that we get into Art thoughts in the post C2CAM/Dark Matter era. I just wish we had more.

Quote from: jazmunda on August 26, 2014, 01:50:31 AM
Agreed. My thoughts on this have been well documented. I'm grateful for the little glimpses that we get into Art thoughts in the post C2CAM/Dark Matter era. I just wish we had more.

Yes, but Art is just not a twitter or facebook food picture taking sort of guy.

Maybe when Art does come back he can do some hard news, that would be interesting. His news segments were a lot longer back in the day than Nooron's.

jazmunda

Quote from: nooryisawesome on August 26, 2014, 02:47:30 AM
Yes, but Art is just not a twitter or facebook food picture taking sort of guy.

Maybe when Art does come back he can do some hard news, that would be interesting. His news segments were a lot longer back in the day than Nooron's.

I'm not really interested in what he's having for lunch and social media doesn't have to be about that. He isn't a 16 year old girl the last time I checked.

Has Artbell.com always had this blurb near the top?

Art is planning to return to broadcasting on the Internet when his non-compete clause with SiriusXM expires in July 2015. In the meantime, please enjoy daily updates here and try out the Dark Matter Radio Network.

George Drooly

Quote from: jazmunda on August 26, 2014, 03:05:10 AM
He isn't a 16 year old girl the last time I checked.

But he might be married to one

Quote from: nooryisawesome on August 26, 2014, 04:27:21 AM
Has Artbell.com always had this blurb near the top?

Art is planning to return to broadcasting on the Internet when his non-compete clause with SiriusXM expires in July 2015. In the meantime, please enjoy daily updates here and try out the Dark Matter Radio Network.

No. Don't think so.
I saw this for the first time the other day.. Unless it was hidden under their rolling header.. but I don't think it was there.

paladin1991

Quote from: jazmunda on August 25, 2014, 08:06:26 PM
The latest from Art on Facebook:

"As a news junkie I can not express how sad I am about what CNN has become. Fox is no better. What we need in America is a new real news channel."

https://facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=702944856420303&id=100001143852663
Hmmmm.  *speculative look*  I wonder.....

zeebo

Was just listening to Art's old interview with telephone hacker John "Captain Crunch" Draper and as I was really getting a kick out of it, I suddently realized the main reason I loved Art's shows so much. 

He had this way of probing into a topic like an old private eye, following the trail, stopping to examine details, musing at certain findings, peering around the corner to scope out the area, etc.  It's like we're along with him on a quest for the truth.  His interest morphs into our interest and we find ourselves listening with rapt attention wondering where the trail will turn next. 

Noory sadly has no context like this.  He just has jumbled disconnected 3x5 cards and generic questions.  There's no continuity, no path to follow, just random interjections that go nowhere.  Sigh.

jazmunda

Quote from: zeebo on August 31, 2014, 06:30:33 PM
Was just listening to Art's old interview with telephone hacker John "Captain Crunch" Draper and as I was really getting a kick out of it, I suddently realized the main reason I loved Art's shows so much. 

He had this way of probing into a topic like an old private eye, following the trail, stopping to examine details, musing at certain findings, peering around the corner to scope out the area, etc.  It's like we're along with him on a quest for the truth.  His interest morphs into our interest and we find ourselves listening with rapt attention wondering where the trail will turn next. 

Noory sadly has no context like this.  He just has jumbled disconnected 3x5 cards and generic questions.  There's no continuity, no path to follow, just random interjections that go nowhere.  Sigh.

I too recently listened to this show and also enjoyed it immensely. Art has a special way of delving into topics that no other broadcaster can match. It also helped that Art has a basic technical understanding of and, most importantly, an interest in the topic which Noory and his pea sized brain could not even begin to grasp if his life depended on it.

Quote from: zeebo on August 31, 2014, 06:30:33 PM
Was just listening to Art's old interview with telephone hacker John "Captain Crunch" Draper and as I was really getting a kick out of it, I suddently realized the main reason I loved Art's shows so much. 

He had this way of probing into a topic like an old private eye, following the trail, stopping to examine details, musing at certain findings, peering around the corner to scope out the area, etc.  It's like we're along with him on a quest for the truth.  His interest morphs into our interest and we find ourselves listening with rapt attention wondering where the trail will turn next. 

Noory sadly has no context like this.  He just has jumbled disconnected 3x5 cards and generic questions.  There's no continuity, no path to follow, just random interjections that go nowhere.  Sigh.

To thuh p-fones we go

Quote from: zeebo on August 31, 2014, 06:30:33 PM
Was just listening to Art's old interview with telephone hacker John "Captain Crunch" Draper and as I was really getting a kick out of it, I suddently realized the main reason I loved Art's shows so much. 

He had this way of probing into a topic like an old private eye, following the trail, stopping to examine details, musing at certain findings, peering around the corner to scope out the area, etc.  It's like we're along with him on a quest for the truth.  His interest morphs into our interest and we find ourselves listening with rapt attention wondering where the trail will turn next. 

Noory sadly has no context like this.  He just has jumbled disconnected 3x5 cards and generic questions.  There's no continuity, no path to follow, just random interjections that go nowhere.  Sigh.

One of my favorite shows, such a wacky story.

BattyBrooke

Quote from: zeebo on August 31, 2014, 06:30:33 PM
Was just listening to Art's old interview with telephone hacker John "Captain Crunch" Draper and as I was really getting a kick out of it, I suddently realized the main reason I loved Art's shows so much. 

He had this way of probing into a topic like an old private eye, following the trail, stopping to examine details, musing at certain findings, peering around the corner to scope out the area, etc.  It's like we're along with him on a quest for the truth.  His interest morphs into our interest and we find ourselves listening with rapt attention wondering where the trail will turn next. 

Noory sadly has no context like this.  He just has jumbled disconnected 3x5 cards and generic questions.  There's no continuity, no path to follow, just random interjections that go nowhere.  Sigh.

It is not only Noory that has no context like this, none of the other hosts do (not even the latest praised flavor of the month). It's one of the reasons Art is so irreplaceable. I do enjoy one or two other hosts, but I long for Art for the very reason you worded so well!

b_dubb

Been listening to Art on U7 radio today.  The Dark Matter show with GIS just came on.  Chunga won't shut his fucking mouth.  What a douche.

jazmunda

Quote from: b_dubb on September 07, 2014, 05:08:35 PM
Been listening to Art on U7 radio today.  The Dark Matter show with GIS just came on.  Chunga won't shut his fucking mouth.  What a douche.

Chunga single handedly ruined the legacy of the GIS for me. Say what you will about EVPs and whether they are real or not but I always believed that the GIS were honorable and on the level. I don't know whether it was my wanting to believe coming out or whether it was the fact that they had nothing to sell that swayed me but they were one of the few paranormal guests that I actually thought were on to something. Barbara was probably a big part of the sell too. However when Chunga appeared on the scene and started inserting himself into GIS history that I'm pretty certain he was no more apart of then any of us it was like finding out that your favorite sportsperson was juicing all these years.

Douche deluxe.

wr250

Quote from: jazmunda on September 07, 2014, 05:14:19 PM
Chunga single handedly ruined the legacy of the GIS for me. Say what you will about EVPs and whether they are real or not but I always believed that the GIS were honorable and on the level. I don't know whether it was my wanting to believe coming out or whether it was the fact that they had nothing to sell that swayed me but they were one of the few paranormal guests that I actually thought were on to something. Barbara was probably a big part of the sell too. However when Chunga appeared on the scene and started inserting himself into GIS history that I'm pretty certain he was no more apart of then any of us it was like finding out that your favorite sportsperson was juicing all these years.

Douche deluxe.

more like a cheap chimichunga. looks good till you taste it, then its ugg. chunga sounds good till you hear him talk.light travels faster than sound, thats why he looks bright, until you hear him speak.

b_dubb

The show starts off really badly but it gets better.  Chunga just comes off as such a schmoozy douche at first.  Probably just super nervous.  But yeah definitely the nadir of GIS on Art Bell shows.

jazmunda

Quote from: b_dubb on September 07, 2014, 06:38:16 PM
The show starts off really badly but it gets better.  Chunga just comes off as such a schmoozy douche at first.  Probably just super nervous.  But yeah definitely the nadir of GIS on Art Bell shows.

Have you got to the part where our own eddie dean calls in and gets all sexy talking about noise floors and other ghostly sound stuff?

b_dubb

Nope. The stream started to loop around or something. Kept playing the same clip over and over. So I bailed. I remember ed calling though.

Cynnie

Quote from: b_dubb on September 07, 2014, 07:51:50 PM
Nope. The stream started to loop around or something. Kept playing the same clip over and over. So I bailed. I remember ed calling though.

It's grating my fucking nerves..I depend on art bell to sleep ..his voice is like a mothers lullaby

ks3484

Quote from: Cynnie on September 07, 2014, 08:07:19 PM
It's grating my fucking nerves..I depend on art bell to sleep ..his voice is like a mothers lullaby


Another "real" AB junkie ... you hang in there Cynnie; here's Art''s facebook page, I hope it gives you some comfort. :)

ks3484

Quote from: ks3484 on September 08, 2014, 01:30:42 AM

Another "real" AB junkie ... you hang in there Cynnie; here's Art''s facebook page, I hope it gives you some comfort. :)

OOps...........here's the link ------->Art Bell's facebook page link<-------

WOTR

Quote from: jazmunda on September 07, 2014, 05:14:19 PM
Chunga single handedly ruined the legacy of the GIS for me. ...
I could not agree more.  I do not know that I was ever "sold" that they were real and what they claimed- but I did not believe that they were faked.  When I heard they were going to be on Dark Matter I was happy.  I wanted to catch up with what they had done for the last number of years.  What technology they were using now, where they were going. 

Instead in one interview Chunga has made it so that I no longer care.  I would question anything that came out of their project now and it is another chapter on the paranormal closed for good.

I think you were discussing if paranormal was dead on your last "radio show" (if Noory has a television show, I will call your podcast a radio show.)  It is due to these types of guests and interviews that I lean towards "yes."  If Art hosted them again I would listen- but I would not buy a word that came out of Chim Chimney Chunga's mouth.

laserjock

Quote from: George Drooly on August 26, 2014, 06:58:03 PM
But he might be married to one

Dude, my gal, a Cebuana, is 11 years my junior, when we first met, age wasn't an issue, she was an adult and I didn't show my age at all, I looked younger (still do) than I am.  We're much older now, but don't be so quick to ding Art for loving a woman younger than him.  Filipinas seek maturity and stability in men because in their country, some men philander around, some keep a second wife and family, some gamble what little money they have on rooster fights, others are addicted to Shabu, so she likely sought him out just as much as he did her, and she probably was attracted to him partly because he was a mature, stable, good guy.

To Filipinas American men are attractive even when we're older, just like how some of us find Asian woman pretty.  When I give my girl the eye (I've got blue eyes) she smiles and melts. 

I'm a little bothered by those of you that imply Art is a perv for marrying a younger wife.  AFAWK, he treats her good, he's faithful to her, and is a doting daddy.  How many men do you know that don't fight those parameters? 

EDIT:

And if anyone wants to imply I am a perv for marrying someone younger, I will just say that my first wife was 9 years my SENIOR, and age just doesn't enter into my equation of priorities.  The core of the person is what matters to me.  My first wife was quite heroic, brave, honorable, strong, and loved by many around her.  We had problems, but none of them to do with age, and we didn't part due to age either.  I didn't seek out a young girl for a second wife, it was just chance that brought us together, or, rather, we feel it was God.  She's very mature, and I'm still enough of a kid to keep her happy.

BattyBrooke

Quote from: laserjock on September 12, 2014, 07:48:33 PM
Dude, my gal, a Cebuana, is 11 years my junior, when we first met, age wasn't an issue, she was an adult and I didn't show my age at all, I looked younger (still do) than I am.  We're much older now, but don't be so quick to ding Art for loving a woman younger than him.  Filipinas seek maturity and stability in men because in their country, some men philander around, some keep a second wife and family, some gamble what little money they have on rooster fights, others are addicted to Shabu, so she likely sought him out just as much as he did her, and she probably was attracted to him partly because he was a mature, stable, good guy.

To Filipinas American men are attractive even when we're older, just like how some of us find Asian woman pretty.  When I give my girl the eye (I've got blue eyes) she smiles and melts. 

I'm a little bothered by those of you that imply Art is a perv for marrying a younger wife.  AFAWK, he treats her good, he's faithful to her, and is a doting daddy.  How many men do you know that don't fight those parameters? 

EDIT:

And if anyone wants to imply I am a perv for marrying someone younger, I will just say that my first wife was 9 years my SENIOR, and age just doesn't enter into my equation of priorities.  The core of the person is what matters to me.  My first wife was quite heroic, brave, honorable, strong, and loved by many around her.  We had problems, but none of them to do with age, and we didn't part due to age either.  I didn't seek out a young girl for a second wife, it was just chance that brought us together, or, rather, we feel it was God.  She's very mature, and I'm still enough of a kid to keep her happy.

I thought Shabu was a Japanese dish.

zeebo

Quote from: b_dubb on September 07, 2014, 05:08:35 PM
....The Dark Matter show with GIS just came on.  Chunga won't shut his fucking mouth.  What a douche.

This is sad but I just realized I'd happily listen to a Chunga-centric show just to have Art back on air.  I thought I got all this out of my system on the Quits thread a long time ago, but, frig it still sucks.

jazmunda

Quote from: zeebo on September 13, 2014, 10:35:33 PM
This is sad but I just realized I'd happily listen to a Chunga-centric show just to have Art back on air.  I thought I got all this out of my system on the Quits thread a long time ago, but, frig it still sucks.

Sadly I'd even grudgingly accept Chunga as Art's smarmy sidekick just to have Art back.

total eclipse of the chunga

b_dubb

Listening to a Dark Matter show and he mentions BellGab in the opening ... cracks me up.  Vaguely lovable.  Occasionally not homicidal.  Thanks Art.  You rule.

Scully

Behold. Art speaketh again tonight:


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eddie dean

Quote from: b_dubb on September 17, 2014, 07:38:45 AM
Listening to a Dark Matter show and he mentions BellGab in the opening ... cracks me up.  Vaguely lovable.  Occasionally not homicidal.  Thanks Art.  You rule.

Seems like ages ago! 

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