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The GaragePunk Hideout is a leading social network, media center and blog portal for fans of the garage punk, garage rock and primitive rock and roll musical genres. With a strong international following, the site receives an average of 18,500 hits per dayhttp://www.statbrain.com/garagepunk.com/ and the associated SocialEngine social network has over 8,000 registered members.http://www.garagepunk.com/members The Hideout used to be home to GaragePunk Pirate Radio, a network of podcasts that has been producing episodes since August 2005, with a rotating roster of some two dozen independently produced programs.,http://www.garagepunkpirateradio.com/ but as of May 2015 the podcast network split off from GaragePunk.com and is now independent of the Hideout.==History==GaragePunk.com was founded on June 16, 2001, by St. Louis (MO) disk jockey and promoter Jeff “Kopper” Kopp originally as the Web home for his now-defunct KDHX-FM 88.1 radio show, (The Wayback Machine ), and a discussion forum for fans of both the radio show and the music featured on it.http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2007-02-21/music/and-the-dj-spinoff-finalists-are/ The site soon became an important resource for a worldwide community of garage rock, rock and roll, garage punk and surf music when an extensive phpBB message board forum was launched on it in August 2002. In 2005 the decision was made to begin experimenting with podcasting, which was originally the idea of Bill Streeter, and soon after that, GaragePunk Pirate Radio was born.In May 2015, Kopp sold the GaragePunk Hideout, including the associated GaragePunk Hideout Compilation Series, to Damos Kalaitzidis. Not included in the sale was the GaragePunk Pirate Radio podcast network, which now has a new home on a separate website.''“First and foremost, we wanted to try to do more to promote the sorts of filthy rock'n'roll that we liked (as well as featured on my old radio show) but that most people have never heard simply because they don’t seek it out, have never been exposed to it before, or can't hear my show for one reason or another. And having one central website where people could gather, discuss, share, and promote this music was essential. Secondly, we wanted to encourage each and every one of you to support your local independently owned record stores, mailorder sites, and especially the indie labels that produce the vast majority of music featured on GaragePunk Pirate Radio.”'' Jeff “Kopper” KoppThe original GaragePunk.com Forums were closed on January 18, 2008 due to declining activity (a direct result of the rising popularity of social networking sites like MySpace), and the majority of the site’s activities were transferred to The GaragePunk Hideout social networking site (a Ning network) which Kopper had launched in June 2007. The GaragePunk.com URL now redirects visitors to the Hideout, but the site also serves as an archive of the podcasts that were posted prior to January 1, 2010.
The GaragePunk Hideout is a leading social network, media center and blog portal for fans of the garage punk, garage rock and primitive rock and roll musical genres. With a strong international following, the site receives an average of 18,500 hits per day〔http://www.statbrain.com/garagepunk.com/〕 and the associated SocialEngine social network has over 8,000 registered members.〔http://www.garagepunk.com/members〕 The Hideout used to be home to GaragePunk Pirate Radio, a network of podcasts that has been producing episodes since August 2005, with a rotating roster of some two dozen independently produced programs.,〔http://www.garagepunkpirateradio.com/〕 but as of May 2015 the podcast network split off from GaragePunk.com and is now independent of the Hideout.
==History==
GaragePunk.com was founded on June 16, 2001, by St. Louis (MO) disk jockey and promoter Jeff “Kopper” Kopp originally as the Web home for his now-defunct KDHX-FM 88.1 radio show, (The Wayback Machine ), and a discussion forum for fans of both the radio show and the music featured on it.〔http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2007-02-21/music/and-the-dj-spinoff-finalists-are/〕 The site soon became an important resource for a worldwide community of garage rock, rock and roll, garage punk and surf music when an extensive phpBB message board forum was launched on it in August 2002. In 2005 the decision was made to begin experimenting with podcasting, which was originally the idea of Bill Streeter, and soon after that, GaragePunk Pirate Radio was born.
In May 2015, Kopp sold the GaragePunk Hideout, including the associated GaragePunk Hideout Compilation Series, to Damos Kalaitzidis. Not included in the sale was the GaragePunk Pirate Radio podcast network, which now has a new home on a separate website.
''“First and foremost, we wanted to try to do more to promote the sorts of filthy rock'n'roll that we liked (as well as featured on my old radio show) but that most people have never heard simply because they don’t seek it out, have never been exposed to it before, or can't hear my show for one reason or another. And having one central website where people could gather, discuss, share, and promote this music was essential. Secondly, we wanted to encourage each and every one of you to support your local independently owned record stores, mailorder sites, and especially the indie labels that produce the vast majority of music featured on GaragePunk Pirate Radio.”'' Jeff “Kopper” Kopp〔
The original GaragePunk.com Forums were closed on January 18, 2008 due to declining activity (a direct result of the rising popularity of social networking sites like MySpace), and the majority of the site’s activities were transferred to The GaragePunk Hideout social networking site (a Ning network) which Kopper had launched in June 2007. The GaragePunk.com URL now redirects visitors to the Hideout, but the site also serves as an archive of the podcasts that were posted prior to January 1, 2010.
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■ウィキペディアで「The GaragePunk Hideout is a leading social network, media center and blog portal for fans of the garage punk, garage rock and primitive rock and roll musical genres. With a strong international following, the site receives an average of 18,500 hits per dayhttp://www.statbrain.com/garagepunk.com/ and the associated SocialEngine social network has over 8,000 registered members.http://www.garagepunk.com/members The Hideout used to be home to GaragePunk Pirate Radio, a network of podcasts that has been producing episodes since August 2005, with a rotating roster of some two dozen independently produced programs.,http://www.garagepunkpirateradio.com/ but as of May 2015 the podcast network split off from GaragePunk.com and is now independent of the Hideout.==History==GaragePunk.com was founded on June 16, 2001, by St. Louis (MO) disk jockey and promoter Jeff “Kopper” Kopp originally as the Web home for his now-defunct KDHX-FM 88.1 radio show, (The Wayback Machine ), and a discussion forum for fans of both the radio show and the music featured on it.http://www.riverfronttimes.com/2007-02-21/music/and-the-dj-spinoff-finalists-are/ The site soon became an important resource for a worldwide community of garage rock, rock and roll, garage punk and surf music when an extensive phpBB message board forum was launched on it in August 2002. In 2005 the decision was made to begin experimenting with podcasting, which was originally the idea of Bill Streeter, and soon after that, GaragePunk Pirate Radio was born.In May 2015, Kopp sold the GaragePunk Hideout, including the associated GaragePunk Hideout Compilation Series, to Damos Kalaitzidis. Not included in the sale was the GaragePunk Pirate Radio podcast network, which now has a new home on a separate website.''“First and foremost, we wanted to try to do more to promote the sorts of filthy rock'n'roll that we liked (as well as featured on my old radio show) but that most people have never heard simply because they don’t seek it out, have never been exposed to it before, or can't hear my show for one reason or another. And having one central website where people could gather, discuss, share, and promote this music was essential. Secondly, we wanted to encourage each and every one of you to support your local independently owned record stores, mailorder sites, and especially the indie labels that produce the vast majority of music featured on GaragePunk Pirate Radio.”'' Jeff “Kopper” KoppThe original GaragePunk.com Forums were closed on January 18, 2008 due to declining activity (a direct result of the rising popularity of social networking sites like MySpace), and the majority of the site’s activities were transferred to The GaragePunk Hideout social networking site (a Ning network) which Kopper had launched in June 2007. The GaragePunk.com URL now redirects visitors to the Hideout, but the site also serves as an archive of the podcasts that were posted prior to January 1, 2010.」の詳細全文を読む
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