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Hi, I have the link to the interview, can anyone tell me what time it is on? I live in Az. Thanks!!!

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/

This is the link Kelly, go to the site and see what times they have in your time zone.

this link was posted here by someone else earlier...http://www.cbc.ca/radio/.

Kelley wrote:Hi, I have the link to the interview, can anyone tell me what time it is on? I live in Az. Thanks!!!

Should be on at 7pm where you are.

The interview has been on every hour across time zones since 10AM... I life in GA and I have listened to 3 so far and the 4th time zone is on now out of Vacouver. Here is the link....Steve will be on the show in about 30 min into the show.

Here is the link that I am listening to right now....

http://www.cbc.ca/listen/streams/r1_vancouver_96.html

that is a direct link...be patient it takes a few minutes to buffer in. You need Media Player 9 or higher to listen in.

Hope this helps!

btw...it's 1:13pm EST where I am listening in right now.

I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

Thanks for posting the link LyricalLady. Great interview. I was very touched when Steve got choked up talking about his mother's belief in his talent and how she supported his career choice. I can see how losing her must have devastated him at the time. I was very disappointed that although the interviewer mentioned all the mail he received about fans wanting to hear more music from Steve, he didn't pull the trigger and ask the question on everyone's lips. He also mentions after the interview that Steve is working on solo material, but he could have gotten that information off the internet. I was disappointed that Steve himself did not confirm or deny that he is in fact working on a solo album.

I assume that there were conditions on SP's agreeing to do the interview otherwise any interviewer worth his salt would have asked those questions.

jrnyjunky wrote:I don't need the "appliances", his voice is enough! Thats panty humming good.

Oh yeah Don't forget that laugh OMG!!!!!

I know I'm dumb, but I still can't see or hear the interview. Both links take me to live radio. Anybody have a direct link to the interview?

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

You have this quote in storage somewhere just ready to use, don't ya Joepa? I could swear you brought this same quote out to a loon almost a year ago.

madsplash wrote:I know I'm dumb, but I still can't see or hear the interview. Both links take me to live radio. Anybody have a direct link to the interview?

You need to check out what time it will be for you to listen but here is a link for the show. The show will air again tonight at 10 pm Canadian time. To hear the show just click on the link below and to the right look where it says CBC radio one and select location to listen to local broadcast. Select the one closet to you. A small window will come up asking if you high bandwith (highspeed) or low bandwith (dial-up) Click on which connection you have and it will play the radio station in windows media player.

http://www.cbc.ca/listen/#

To find out what time to listen in here is a time conversion chart

http://www.worldtimezone.com/

Deb wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

You have this quote in storage somewhere just ready to use, don't ya Joepa? I could swear you brought this same quote out to a loon almost a year ago.

I can almost HEAR the damn things kickstarting...there was a run on batteries fprior to this interview going online I heard.

There will be a podcast of the interview. It's usually up within a day or two...

It will be the July 20th episode.
http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/pastpodcasts.html?42#ref42

Thanks for posting the link LyricalLady. Great interview. I was very touched when Steve got choked up talking about his mother's belief in his talent and how she supported his career choice. I can see how losing her must have devastated him at the time.
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I don't think there was a dry eye in the house, (at least mine) when he got choked up. I wonder if being so private, ( and maybe not trusting alot of people,) he is lonely. For a man that is so intensely private, it surprises me that in interviews, ( others that I have heard and read) that he wears his heart on his sleave. It is nice to hear someone being so vulnerable.
I wonder if this stops him from being interviewed more? Awwwwww, so many questions, and no answers.

cheekymonkey wrote:Thanks for posting the link LyricalLady. Great interview. I was very touched when Steve got choked up talking about his mother's belief in his talent and how she supported his career choice. I can see how losing her must have devastated him at the time.
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I don't think there was a dry eye in the house, (at least mine) when he got choked up. I wonder if being so private, ( and maybe not trusting alot of people,) he is lonely. For a man that is so intensely private, it surprises me that in interviews, ( others that I have heard and read) that he wears his heart on his sleave. It is nice to hear someone being so vulnerable.
I wonder if this stops him from being interviewed more? Awwwwww, so many questions, and no answers.

I agree, that is the great paradox that is Steve Perry.

cheekymonkey wrote:Thanks for posting the link LyricalLady. Great interview. I was very touched when Steve got choked up talking about his mother's belief in his talent and how she supported his career choice. I can see how losing her must have devastated him at the time.
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I don't think there was a dry eye in the house, (at least mine) when he got choked up. I wonder if being so private, ( and maybe not trusting alot of people,) he is lonely. For a man that is so intensely private, it surprises me that in interviews, ( others that I have heard and read) that he wears his heart on his sleave. It is nice to hear someone being so vulnerable.I wonder if this stops him from being interviewed more? Awwwwww, so many questions, and no answers.

That is EXACTLY what makes him so appealing... Well, that and his golden voice, beautiful eyes, stunning hair......

journeyrock wrote:

cheekymonkey wrote:Thanks for posting the link LyricalLady. Great interview. I was very touched when Steve got choked up talking about his mother's belief in his talent and how she supported his career choice. I can see how losing her must have devastated him at the time.
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I don't think there was a dry eye in the house, (at least mine) when he got choked up. I wonder if being so private, ( and maybe not trusting alot of people,) he is lonely. For a man that is so intensely private, it surprises me that in interviews, ( others that I have heard and read) that he wears his heart on his sleave. It is nice to hear someone being so vulnerable.I wonder if this stops him from being interviewed more? Awwwwww, so many questions, and no answers.

That is EXACTLY what makes him so appealing... Well, that and his golden voice, beautiful eyes, stunning hair......

I have to agree with that.

Deb wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

You have this quote in storage somewhere just ready to use, don't ya Joepa? I could swear you brought this same quote out to a loon almost a year ago.

No it's just the best he can come up with.......

Loonfest 2009?

steveo777 wrote:Loonfest 2009?

Sign me up!...oh, you were being sarcastic, weren't you?

Jubilee wrote:

steveo777 wrote:Loonfest 2009?

Sign me up!...oh, you were being sarcastic, weren't you?

Sarcastic, hell, I'll bet I could sell tickets to it!

Red13JoePa wrote:

Deb wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

You have this quote in storage somewhere just ready to use, don't ya Joepa? I could swear you brought this same quote out to a loon almost a year ago.

I can almost HEAR the damn things kickstarting...there was a run on batteries prior to this interview going online I heard.

Batteries? LOL, that's old school, looks like they run on ipods now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOXrnFJcV0k

Bahaha.......gives a whole new meaning to that phrase "gimme da bass".

Deb wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:

Deb wrote:

Red13JoePa wrote:I can already hear the unison buzzing of many sundry "appliances" with the first raspy sylable that emits from the speakers.....

You have this quote in storage somewhere just ready to use, don't ya Joepa? I could swear you brought this same quote out to a loon almost a year ago.

I can almost HEAR the damn things kickstarting...there was a run on batteries prior to this interview going online I heard.

Batteries? LOL, that's old school, looks like they run on ipods now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOXrnFJcV0k

Bahaha.......gives a whole new meaning to that phrase "gimme da bass".

Or that one song that goes.....Gimme da beat boys and free my soul, I wanna get lost in your rock and roll.

steveo777 wrote:

Jubilee wrote:

steveo777 wrote:Loonfest 2009?

Sign me up!...oh, you were being sarcastic, weren't you?

Sarcastic, hell, I'll bet I could sell tickets to it!

I'll bet you could too... and for a good sum of loot!!! Now, get Steve there and you would never have to work a day in your life again.

steveo777 wrote:Loonfest 2009?

Where and what time is the fest going to be??????????????