Radio Azteca - Revision history

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-	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[File:unnamed (1).jpg]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented. Radio Azteca programs were always preceded and followed by an interval signal of the dulcet tones of the Rocky and Bullwinkle theme. The opening theme music was Sheba by Johnny and the Hurricanes.	+	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[File:unnamed (1).jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented. Radio Azteca programs were always preceded and followed by an interval signal of the dulcet tones of the Rocky and Bullwinkle theme. The opening theme music was Sheba by Johnny and the Hurricanes.

	Radio Azteca exploded onto the pirate scene in 1992. The station was an excellently produced and written pirate station that excelled in parody with jokes and news of DX'ers that was widely heard all across the U.S., Canada and Europe. A number of its programs were aired by NAPRS and Radio Doomsday. The main announcer is Bram Stoker (who apparently DXs on the side) who assembled short high-quality programs of fake radio news, tips and commercials. One of the most popular features of Radio Azteca was the "Top 10 Lists" for such things as: "top 10 ways to piss off a DX'er", "top 10 reasons a numbers station exists", "Top 10 DX'er pick up lines" and "you might be a DX'er if". Ask Dr. Radio and "Mail Scrotum" (Mailbag) were popular features on his broadcasts and always contained a lot of quips, jabs, yuks, and laughs. The broadcasts use the trumpet fanfare from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons as an interval signal. Taking into consideration the quality of the programs, news, content and fast QSL response, Radio Azteca has been a favorite of DX'ers for many years. Radio Azteca was one of the very technical high quality stations of the mid-90's that changed the face of Pirate Radio. They used both the Wellsville, NY, and Blue Ridge Summit, PA, maildrops for QSL correspondence.		Radio Azteca exploded onto the pirate scene in 1992. The station was an excellently produced and written pirate station that excelled in parody with jokes and news of DX'ers that was widely heard all across the U.S., Canada and Europe. A number of its programs were aired by NAPRS and Radio Doomsday. The main announcer is Bram Stoker (who apparently DXs on the side) who assembled short high-quality programs of fake radio news, tips and commercials. One of the most popular features of Radio Azteca was the "Top 10 Lists" for such things as: "top 10 ways to piss off a DX'er", "top 10 reasons a numbers station exists", "Top 10 DX'er pick up lines" and "you might be a DX'er if". Ask Dr. Radio and "Mail Scrotum" (Mailbag) were popular features on his broadcasts and always contained a lot of quips, jabs, yuks, and laughs. The broadcasts use the trumpet fanfare from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons as an interval signal. Taking into consideration the quality of the programs, news, content and fast QSL response, Radio Azteca has been a favorite of DX'ers for many years. Radio Azteca was one of the very technical high quality stations of the mid-90's that changed the face of Pirate Radio. They used both the Wellsville, NY, and Blue Ridge Summit, PA, maildrops for QSL correspondence.

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-	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented. Radio Azteca programs were always preceded and followed by an interval signal of the dulcet tones of the Rocky and Bullwinkle theme. The opening theme music was Sheba by Johnny and the Hurricanes.	+	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[File:unnamed (1).jpg]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented. Radio Azteca programs were always preceded and followed by an interval signal of the dulcet tones of the Rocky and Bullwinkle theme. The opening theme music was Sheba by Johnny and the Hurricanes.

	Radio Azteca exploded onto the pirate scene in 1992. The station was an excellently produced and written pirate station that excelled in parody with jokes and news of DX'ers that was widely heard all across the U.S., Canada and Europe. A number of its programs were aired by NAPRS and Radio Doomsday. The main announcer is Bram Stoker (who apparently DXs on the side) who assembled short high-quality programs of fake radio news, tips and commercials. One of the most popular features of Radio Azteca was the "Top 10 Lists" for such things as: "top 10 ways to piss off a DX'er", "top 10 reasons a numbers station exists", "Top 10 DX'er pick up lines" and "you might be a DX'er if". Ask Dr. Radio and "Mail Scrotum" (Mailbag) were popular features on his broadcasts and always contained a lot of quips, jabs, yuks, and laughs. The broadcasts use the trumpet fanfare from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons as an interval signal. Taking into consideration the quality of the programs, news, content and fast QSL response, Radio Azteca has been a favorite of DX'ers for many years. Radio Azteca was one of the very technical high quality stations of the mid-90's that changed the face of Pirate Radio. They used both the Wellsville, NY, and Blue Ridge Summit, PA, maildrops for QSL correspondence.		Radio Azteca exploded onto the pirate scene in 1992. The station was an excellently produced and written pirate station that excelled in parody with jokes and news of DX'ers that was widely heard all across the U.S., Canada and Europe. A number of its programs were aired by NAPRS and Radio Doomsday. The main announcer is Bram Stoker (who apparently DXs on the side) who assembled short high-quality programs of fake radio news, tips and commercials. One of the most popular features of Radio Azteca was the "Top 10 Lists" for such things as: "top 10 ways to piss off a DX'er", "top 10 reasons a numbers station exists", "Top 10 DX'er pick up lines" and "you might be a DX'er if". Ask Dr. Radio and "Mail Scrotum" (Mailbag) were popular features on his broadcasts and always contained a lot of quips, jabs, yuks, and laughs. The broadcasts use the trumpet fanfare from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons as an interval signal. Taking into consideration the quality of the programs, news, content and fast QSL response, Radio Azteca has been a favorite of DX'ers for many years. Radio Azteca was one of the very technical high quality stations of the mid-90's that changed the face of Pirate Radio. They used both the Wellsville, NY, and Blue Ridge Summit, PA, maildrops for QSL correspondence.

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-	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.	+	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented. Radio Azteca programs were always preceded and followed by an interval signal of the dulcet tones of the Rocky and Bullwinkle theme. The opening theme music was Sheba by Johnny and the Hurricanes.
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		+	Radio Azteca exploded onto the pirate scene in 1992. The station was an excellently produced and written pirate station that excelled in parody with jokes and news of DX'ers that was widely heard all across the U.S., Canada and Europe. A number of its programs were aired by NAPRS and Radio Doomsday. The main announcer is Bram Stoker (who apparently DXs on the side) who assembled short high-quality programs of fake radio news, tips and commercials. One of the most popular features of Radio Azteca was the "Top 10 Lists" for such things as: "top 10 ways to piss off a DX'er", "top 10 reasons a numbers station exists", "Top 10 DX'er pick up lines" and "you might be a DX'er if". Ask Dr. Radio and "Mail Scrotum" (Mailbag) were popular features on his broadcasts and always contained a lot of quips, jabs, yuks, and laughs. The broadcasts use the trumpet fanfare from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons as an interval signal. Taking into consideration the quality of the programs, news, content and fast QSL response, Radio Azteca has been a favorite of DX'ers for many years. Radio Azteca was one of the very technical high quality stations of the mid-90's that changed the face of Pirate Radio. They used both the Wellsville, NY, and Blue Ridge Summit, PA, maildrops for QSL correspondence.

	In 2010 Radio Azteca was among the first stations inducted into the [http://sites.google.com/site/napiratehof/2010-inductees/radio-azteca North American Pirate Radio Hall of Fame].		In 2010 Radio Azteca was among the first stations inducted into the [http://sites.google.com/site/napiratehof/2010-inductees/radio-azteca North American Pirate Radio Hall of Fame].

Lex at 22:37, 23 February 2011

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-	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]] ~~was~~ a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.	+	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]], a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], was known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.
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		+	In 2010 Radio Azteca was among the first stations inducted into the [http://sites.google.com/site/napiratehof/2010-inductees/radio-azteca North American Pirate Radio Hall of Fame].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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-	[[Radio Azteca]] was a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.	+	[[Image:Qsl10.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Radio Azteca QSL]][[Radio Azteca]] was a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Cosmikdebris at 18:46, 23 September 2007

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-	[[Radio Azteca]] was a ~~prolofic~~ [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.	+	[[Radio Azteca]] was a prolific [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	[[Radio Azteca]] was a prolofic [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.		[[Radio Azteca]] was a prolofic [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	*[[KULP]]

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

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-	Radio Azteca was a prolofic [[pirate radio station]] hosted by Bram Stoker, known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.	+	[[Radio Azteca]] was a prolofic [[pirate radio station]] hosted by [[Bram Stoker]], known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.
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New page: Radio Azteca was a prolofic pirate radio station hosted by Bram Stoker, known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman"...

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Radio Azteca was a prolofic [[pirate radio station]] hosted by Bram Stoker, known for it's fast paced presentation and comedy bits. Listener mail, handled by "Monique the sultry mailwoman", was read over the air. The station requested "excruciatingly detailed reception reports". Top Ten lists were frequently presented.