Brooklyn Radio podcasts@brooklynradio.net http://BrooklynRadio.net/rss.aspx?id=10 BrooklynRadio.net (c) Copyright 2007 by Brooklyn Radio yes en-us (c) Copyright 2007 by Brooklyn Radio BrooklynRadio.net adult MusicSociety & Culture/Places & Travel Sun, 12 Oct 2008 14:36:47 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20081011djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:39:02 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080929djbrucetantum.mp3 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 14:36:54 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/djbrucetantum09132008.mp3 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:15:45 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080824djbrucetantum.mp3 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 17:48:37 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080809djbrucetantum.mp3 Wed, 30 Jul 2008 17:16:05 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080730djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:59:51 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080721djbrucetantum.mp3 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 14:52:55 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080705djbrucetantum.mp3 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:52:53 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080621djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:18:01 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttps://brooklynradio.s3.amazonaws.com/episodes/jerk/20080531djbrucetantum.mp3 Wed, 21 May 2008 10:34:23 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://s3.amazonaws.com/brooklynradio/episodes/20080518djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:01:06 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://s3.amazonaws.com/brooklynradio/episodes/jerk/20080429djbrucetantum.mp3 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:36:58 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://s3.amazonaws.com/brooklynradio/episodes/jerk/20080415djbrucetantum.mp3 Wed, 09 Apr 2008 06:58:25 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20080408djbrucetantum.mp3 Wed, 02 Apr 2008 11:54:32 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20080325djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:48:51 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20071126djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:48:08 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20071206djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:47:30 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20080115djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:46:46 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20080108djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:46:07 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20080212djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:45:22 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20071107djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:44:43 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20071022djbrucetantum.mp3 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:43:38 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20071011djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 01 Oct 2007 18:03:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070923djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:49:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070917bruce.mp3 Mon, 03 Sep 2007 20:38:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070903djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:03:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070823djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 13 Aug 2007 21:49:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070813djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 21:23:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070807djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 31 Jul 2007 00:04:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070730djbrucetantum.mp3 Tue, 24 Jul 2007 16:51:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070724djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 01:31:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070715djbrucetantum.mp3 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 20:36:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070624djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 04 Jun 2007 22:31:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070604djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 21 May 2007 23:36:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070521djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 14 May 2007 00:14:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070514djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 00:48:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070430djbrucetantum.mp3 Mon, 16 Apr 2007 01:57:00 GMT Bruce Tantum Jerk!yesDJ Bruce Tantum, the host and resident selector for Brooklyn Radio’s Jerk!, has been involved in the downtown NYC music scene for a long-time – so long, in fact, that he and his no-wave minimalist-pop band Moot were regular fixtures at such long-defunct legendary venues as the Mudd Club, Danceteria and the Peppermint Lounge. The band’s spectacular non-success led Bruce to toss out his bass guitar and pick up the Technics; he soon began spinning a mix of oddball disco and early house. Since then, he’s played at pretty much every club, lounge and scuzzed-out basement and warehouse that the city has to offer, as well as in London, San Francisco, Chicago, Switzerland and Belgium. By day, Bruce can usually be found chained to his desk, toiling away as clubs editor for Time Out NY magazine.\n\n\n Jerk!’s sound is a manifestation of Bruce’s long love affair with disco, house, techno, and clubbing. (At least, what he can remember of that love affair through his foggy, beer-drenched memory.) BrooklynRadio.nethttp://archive.brooklynradio.net/episodes/jerk/20070416djbrucetantum.mp3 adult