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What should a brotherman listen to to get into Stern? What era?
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The Cordoza hotelLate '90s when Jackie was still on.
That's the exact bit I was thinking of too but thought it might be a bit too inside. Ah, fuck it.The Cordoza hotel
scrubbed?The best stuff has been scrubbed. I'd probably recommend Eric the Midget episodes to start for a new listener. They're not as dated and still funny
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Just listen to Sal and Richard prank calls.What should a brotherman listen to to get into Stern? What era?
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