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The Best Show on WFMU => Mike And His Ilk. => Topic started by: fatwad666 on December 16, 2014, 01:45:50 PM
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Does anyone have the MP3s for all of the Depravity's Rainbow shows or know where to access them? The WFMU archive (http://wfmu.org/playlists/TK) doesn't seem to be accessible except for the pop-up players.
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Only the past four weeks of shows are generally available for download in the WFMU archives. The downloads are actually m3u playlists so you still have to have internet access to be able to listen to them. Since the most recent Depravity's Rainbow show was over a year ago you'll have to use the pop-up player unless you have software that can capture mp3s via the pop-up player [no, I don't know any programs that do that].
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It would be great if someone had one of those megaupload things for Depravity's Rainbow like we had for TBS.
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one could use audacity and a program such as soundflower to record these to MP3s if one was so inclined. before I joined the message board i did that type of thing for my favorite best show moments.
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There appear to be 17 of these. I have listened to them all, but most of them a long time ago.
I'd be interested in this archive if somebody put it together.
I'll get you started real quick:
October 15, 2013: Fill-in for Tom Scharpling
June 18, 2013: Mike discovers Ke$ha. Therese puts the kibosh on the Depravity's Rainbow van plan.
May 7, 2013
March 26, 2013
December 11, 2012
August 21, 2012
May 8, 2012
January 24, 2012: State of the Rainbow
October 18, 2011 (note: archive is on the main Best Show site)
February 1, 2011: Talking cruises w/ John Hodgman and Depravity's Got Talent!
June 29, 2010: Fill In For Tom Scharpling
April 27, 2010: fill-in for Tom Sharpling
April 6, 2010: Fill-in for Tom Sharpling
February 16, 2010: Fill In For Tom Scharpling
December 30, 2009: Fill-in for Seven Second Delay
October 20, 2009: Fill In For Tom Scharpling
October 13, 2009: Fill In For Tom Scharpling
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Since Depravity's Rainbow came back… was searching for the previous WFMU-era episodes and found this old topic. Long story short, there's now a temporary link to their past WFMU shows in the Downloads section for anyone interested. Enjoy!