Three 90 minute cassette tapes include: VOL.I: My Name Is Woodyee #1 & 2, My Name Is Stuttering John, Sinatra Sings Martling, "Get K-Y" (audition version), Jokeland Monopoly, "Backsides Back Tonight", Jackie Jeopardy, "Stern" (Theme from Shaft),Mr. Methene, Top 5 songs of the week #1,2,3, The Sounds of Kinison, O.J. Song,Hey Dude,These Teeth Were Made For Chompin',The Losers play "Court Of The Crimson King" (rehearsal) & "Hurdy Gurdy Man", Rudy (from Survivor) "Stuck On An Island With Queers", Jackie Is A Drunk, He's Lost His Home, Behind One Eye, Yes Yoour Howard Stern, Sloop Boy Gary, You Give Howard A Bad Name. Janis Ian "At 17 (Parody of Seinfeld),Mark & Brian Song Parody Contest,Howard Stern Superstar, Movin' On Up, Howard (Nirvana), Howard Won't You Beat My Butt, Mark & Brian 2001, Nebraska,Two Dog Bitches, Give Us A Break, Howard Beat Out You 2 Weenies, You Dicks (Theme from Exodus), Green Beret, Old Man O.J. VOL. 2: That's Radio Entertainment,Every Breath Imus Takes, I've Got Big Green Teeth, Oh What A Horny Man He Was, Lorana Bobbit Songs, Karrigan & Harding Songs, The Boy With Horse Teeth (performed by America), Dat O.J. Simpson, Wigs Up, Let's String Him Up (by The Tokens),Old Black O.J., I Cut You Under My Chin. Zookeeper Hate Song, Brown Fingers, Linda Ronsfat Song, You Stupid Creep (by Janis Ian), Mancow Song (by Nuclear Fish), Sequel Book (by Phoebe Snow), Santa Claus Has Got The Aids This Year (Tiny Tim), Scott Salem Promos, Ba-Ba-Booey, There's No Callers Like Our Callers, It's A Gas, G-A-Y(Marv Albert), He's Roman Polanski, The Ballad of Bob Dylan, Celebrity Dolls, Howard The Big Nosed D.J., I Hit You Tree, I Died Too Babe, I Wanna Use My Mouth, Please Don't Call Me Bababooey, ManQueer Rap, I'm The New Howard Stern. VOL.3: The Jeffrey Darhmer Song (performed by Peter Noone),Theme for the Fartman movie,Cleveland Indian Boating Accident Song, "Don't Go Rioting" by Nancy Martling,Sinatra With Alzheimer's,Almost Barely Alive (movie bit),Fartman (Blue Velvet version),Mohammed Salameh Song,Jingles for the Crew,The Angry Young Meg,Clean A diaper, Write a Check (the Mark Harris Song),The Vince Coleman Song (with Peter Noone),Lorena Bobbit Song Parodies,Nancy Karrigan Song,Tanya Harding Song,Crash Head Dummies Song Parodies,"Money"(with Jackie effects),Jackdog,Jackie Hip-Hop,Robin Rap,"Don't Go Rioting" sung by Howard,"In My Life" by Enuff z'Nuff',Their Bones Will Be A-Crackin',Bababooey's Baby, Babababy,Dear Pres. Clinton,The O.J. Simpson Song, Various O.J. Simpson Song Parodies,Wigs Up,Pack The Knife,I Cut You Under The Chin,"You Will Soon Be Fired" by Nuclear Fish,Brown Fingers, Sun City by Linda Ronsfat. An awesome collection of over 120 song parodies and bits that no die-hard Stern fan should be without!
HOWARD WITHOUT ROBIN VOL. 1-4
Back in April of 1986, Robin Quivers, who barely misses a show, was out sick for 2 days and Howard had to run the show solo. Using all of his radio talents and sidemen available, he was able to pull it together, but it wasn't the usual show. Now that Robin was gone, the boys could do whatever that wanted, and so for 2 days there was everything from Penis Ping Pong to finding the perfect African man on the street to do the news.
HOWARD STERN�S ACOUSTIC GUESTS CD
Live performances of musical guests that appeared on Howard�s shows over the years. Track listing is as follows: FOOFIGHTERS: Everlong/ My Hero/ Learning To Fly/ For All The Cows
STONE TEMPLE PILOTS: Plush/ Vaseline/ Interstate Love Song/ Dancing Days/ Seven Caged Tigers GARBAGE: 1 Crush BUSH: Glycerin GREEN DAY: Time Of Your Life KISS: Detroit Rock City AEROSMITH: Pink DEF LEPPARD: Pour Some Sugar On Me ENRIQUE INGLESIAS: Just Wanna be With You. Superb sound quality!
HOWARD STERN�S TUNES & BITS
A collection of live performances by musical guests interspersed with classic bits from the show! Track listing: Wassup? - Wack Pack/ Chemicals Between Us-Bush/ Beetlejuice For Senator/ Sleep To Dream - Fiona Apple/ Gary Ebonics Prank Phone Call/ I Am The Bullgod - Kid Rock/ My Niggaz - The Losers/ I Alone - Live/ Bababooey Prank/ Winding Road - Sheryl Crow/ Crackhead Bob In Van Halen/ Meija - Porno For Pyros/ My Name Is Wood Yi/ Where It�s At � Beck/ Homeless Brady Bunch/ Torn � Edna Swap/ Ebonics Lesson/ Monkey Wrench � Foo Fighters/ Hank the Angry Drunken Dwarf/ Don�t Look Back � Oasis/ Beetlejuice Facts/ Why Isn�t Howard Stern On TV � Elton John. Excellent sound quality!
CLASSIC STERN ON 2 CD-ROMS
CLASSIC STERN CD 1 DC-101 CHRISTMAS SHOW 1981 Before New York, Howard worked at DC-101 in Washington, DC. This show is the Christmas party from 1981.You hear Howard as he used to be! There is Born Again Stern, God with the Weather, Burpman, and lots of other good stuff! Howard at his best! LETTERMAN SHOW There are 7 different appearances on Late Night With David Letterman from 1984 to 1992. CLASSIC STERN CD 2 APRIL FOOL�S SHOW 1982 Howard's last tune-up before the big time in New York was DC-101 in Washington, DC. This show is the April Fool's show from 1982. He went on the air as "The Big Gipper" and stayed in the character for most of the show. The Big Gipper was supposed to be a lame out-of-touch DJ from the 70's. He has some "guests" on the show and refuses to do Howard's usual bits. He takes calls from people who actually think there was a format change. Also, classic call to Alison concerning her pregnancy of their first child. GOODBYE TO D.C. (WAVA SHOW) Before New York, Howard worked at DC-101 in Washington, DC. After he was fired there in 1982, and before going to New York, he had one show on WAVA in July to say goodbye to his fans. Probably the first �Best of��with Howard were "The Think Tank" which were Steve Chaconas, Harry Cole, and "Earth Dog" Fred as he was known then (a very weird side of Fred). Stories about signing with NBC. Robin left the group at the time, and was doing news in Baltimore. This show is a riot and has some of his old bits and he takes calls�and even plays stuff off his soon-to-be-released album �Fifty Ways To Rank Your Mother�. (also available on CD) FOX TV PILOT In 1987, Howard Stern was hired by the Fox network to create a talk show. The show was going to be the replacement for the Joan Rivers Show, which was receiving poor ratings. Unfortunately for Howard, creative control of the show was taken out of his hands and instead given to a group of writer Fox hired. The show was never picked up by Fox. The pilot episode featured Joe Piscopo, Man & Dad, and a bit about washed-up actors featuring Al Lewis and Mason Reese