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'''Antidote Radio''' was a short-lived radio show on [[WVVX]] from the | '''Antidote Radio''' was a short-lived radio show on [[WVVX]] from the September of [[1983]] to winter of [[1985]]. It was run and hosted by a wide variety of notable names from the Chicago punk scene. In addition to playing punk music, Antidote featured documentaries, on-air interviews with notable underground figures and had a heavy rotation of music from the burgeoning goth and industrial genres. | ||
== Staff == | == Staff == | ||
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* Boppin' [[Billy Meehan]] | * Boppin' [[Billy Meehan]] | ||
* | * [[Marko Pezzati]] | ||
* [[Bud Sweet]] | * [[Bud Sweet]] | ||
* [[Frank Rothschild]] | * [[Frank Rothschild]] | ||
* [[Leslie Stevens]] | * [[Leslie Stevens]] | ||
* [[Mark Mardell]] | * [[Mark Mardell]] | ||
* [[Terry Nelson]] | * [[Terry Nelson]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:18, 2 July 2006
Antidote Radio was a short-lived radio show on WVVX from the September of 1983 to winter of 1985. It was run and hosted by a wide variety of notable names from the Chicago punk scene. In addition to playing punk music, Antidote featured documentaries, on-air interviews with notable underground figures and had a heavy rotation of music from the burgeoning goth and industrial genres.
Staff
On Air Personalities
- Boppin' Billy Meehan
- Marko Pezzati
- Bud Sweet
- Frank Rothschild
- Leslie Stevens
- Mark Mardell
- Terry Nelson
Behind the scenes
- Frank Rothschild - Executive Producer?
- Bill Edmonson - Associate Producer
Short Term On Air Personalities
On Air Interviews
- Anton LaVey
- Diamanda Galas
Difficult Music Night
In addition to sponsoring a bunch of notable national shows (Psychic TV, Test Department, Einsturzende Neubauten), Antidote would sponsor periodic "Difficult Music Nights" at Club 950 and Neo. The theme was crazy noise music that folks could not dance to. It turned off a lot of folks, but that was more than likely the point.