Opie & Anthony Suck
Opie & Anthony suck. Theres no other way about it. Jim Norton is kinda funny. But in general I can only listen to their show for maybe 5 minutes before tearing my eyes out.
First off, you have to wait for a couple minutes for the show to switch back on after comercials (probably because the local commercials ended first and they are waiting for the syndication to come piping back through). So you have to wait through horrible mock-techno music to get to their show. Then the show gets there and its just not funny. Or even fun to listen to for that matter.
Now I don't blame this all on O&A. See I have a theory. I figure how funny can morning radio really be, I mean its news and comedy rolled into one. But these guys don't have the local presence or news or happenings that Shred & Ragan had to pull from. They have to go pure comedy, everyday, and the material just isn't up to snuff.
I miss Shred and Ragan. It actually had to do with our community, the Niagara Falls Police Blotter. The contests. Ah the good ol' days. We'll be talking to our kids one day saying, "I remember a day when disc jockies used to live in the cities they broadcast in". And they'll be all like, "Oh Grandpa your crazy, music and humor has been illegal now for 30 years."
First off, you have to wait for a couple minutes for the show to switch back on after comercials (probably because the local commercials ended first and they are waiting for the syndication to come piping back through). So you have to wait through horrible mock-techno music to get to their show. Then the show gets there and its just not funny. Or even fun to listen to for that matter.
Now I don't blame this all on O&A. See I have a theory. I figure how funny can morning radio really be, I mean its news and comedy rolled into one. But these guys don't have the local presence or news or happenings that Shred & Ragan had to pull from. They have to go pure comedy, everyday, and the material just isn't up to snuff.
I miss Shred and Ragan. It actually had to do with our community, the Niagara Falls Police Blotter. The contests. Ah the good ol' days. We'll be talking to our kids one day saying, "I remember a day when disc jockies used to live in the cities they broadcast in". And they'll be all like, "Oh Grandpa your crazy, music and humor has been illegal now for 30 years."