DOGTOWN CITY LIMITS
"It's not comedy....it's satire....."
Recently disovered in an old abandoned attic, in umarked boxes labeled "PLEASE DESTROY IMMEDIATELY", these rare DOGTOWN recordings were long hoped....erm, THOUGHT lost. But now they've been re-discovered to be ignored by a whole new generation!
Written and performed by Dan Cofer and Damon Fries, DOGTOWN CITY LIMITS was a satirical, nihilistic radio programme produced in 1989-1991, with no budget on recycled tape for low-wattage community radio station KALX in Berkeley, all whilst completely drunk!
To get acquainted with some of the shows' characters, read THIS.
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SKETCHES FROM THE ARCHIVES:
old radio history discovery in the vaults |
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movie trailer for the classic film |
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Will Dunne gives advice on small talk |
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Kiddie show host Uncle Rickets first appearance
on Dogtown |
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Cooking show for gourmets |
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Interview with legendary fraternity poetry author |
Mel shares his childhood Christmas past - the origin
of his sarcasm! |
Kiddie show host warns of the dangers of coffee |
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Can you spot the punch line before the cast? |
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more poetry from our favourite poet |
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Tim Jorgenson's lost radio classic |
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Hot juicy sex! |
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Satire dies as the world has become too ridiculous to even parody itself |
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Public service for employees |
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The Potato Peeling show is over-analysed at dinner
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The first of many ES Beard poems about Martin Sheen |
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Billy learns the lessons of abiding by the curfew set by ones parents! |
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A man dies and meets his guardian angel, who reveals what a worthless life he led |
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A young kid tries to buy cigarettes, but is taught a valuable lesson by Officer O'Mulligan |
Only those from the Bay Area will truly recognize the significance of this Station ID! |
The latest installment of the CSI franchise.... |
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To complain about Dogtown, click HERE