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Remembering Martin Streek
 Posted
7/7/2009 11:40:00 PM
Playlist from 102.1 the Edge's tribute to Martin Streek:
Hour 1
The Cult – She Sells Sanctuary
Depeche Mode – Walking in My Shoes
Kyuss – Gardenia
Die Mannequin – Make it Witchu…live acoustic
Cabaret Voltaire – Sensoria
Dead Can Dance – The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove
The Tragically Hip – Bobcaygeon
The Beloved – The Sun Rising
Ministry – So What
Hour 2
Tool – 46 & 2
Nine Inch Nails – Terrible Lie
Rage Against The Machine – Renegades of Funk
Queens of the Stone Age – Mexicola
Soundgarden – Jesus Christ Pose
Underworld – Born Slippy (Nuxx)
Bob Marley – Three Little Birds
Joy Division – Atmosphere
Consolidated – Butyric Acid RU486
The Smashing Pumpkins – Mayonnaise
Hour 3
The Clash – White Riot
The Jam – That’s Entertainment
Nirvana – Aneurism…live
Bauhaus – She’s in Parties
Jane’s Addiction – Mountain Song
The Cure – Lullaby
Japan – Visions of China
Portishead – Roads
Faith No More – Last Cup of Sorrow
Sonic Youth – Kool Thing
The Church – Under the Milky Way
Massive Attack – Protection
Due to copyright / legal issues, we will not be able to post the audio or make it available for streaming or podcast.
Share your thoughts and memories of Martin below.
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102.1 the Edge
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Martin, today is a year since you left us...You are still missed and remembered..love, diana
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Posted By
diana
On
7/6/2010 5:47:47 PM
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Happy Birthday Martin
Not A Day Goes By that I don't miss you.
I Hope your well whereever you are.
1love
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Posted By
Milhouse Brown
On
6/16/2010 3:00:52 PM
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I miss you Martin!! The Fridays of my youth were spent rocking out at NRG in Burlington and as we got older we moved to Saturdays at the Phoenix in Toronto, some of the best nights of my life - you were the best DJ ever, miss you! My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
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Posted By
Jenn
On
3/29/2010 6:42:31 PM
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Not a day goes by, not 1 F/N day that I do not think of you. I hear new music that I want to share with you. When I see an empty seat at an event, I smile because it is reserved for you. There is so much you are missing, but not as much as I am missing you. Life is harder without you around. We had a great ride, good laughs, great music and awesome experiences. We could still be out, discovering more ways to F**K with the system, drive authority figures crazy and push the envelope further. I will continue, without my entertainer, the one who pushed me to challenge myself and others, my friend, Martin. Peace be upon your gentle, caring and compassionate soul, you deserve it. You hear that? That, the music......
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Posted By
Grinner John.
On
3/14/2010 12:06:00 AM
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i used to walk home with a buddy on weekend nights that shared my block. he had a portable radio and with one bud in his ear and one bud in mine we'd lengthen that hour 'cause of the tunes martin would play. he's moved away since for a few years, yet came to visit over christmas and we got to see each other. without knowing that martin had left us, i looked at him and said "dude... NICE!" the way Martin would and we both cracked up, remembering those hours that pulled us as friends and made the week livable! feels like i've lost a good friend. i wish him a good journey, and hope those that knew him such as friends and family can see that the life he lived brought something special to a lot of people... rock on bro!! \m/ \m/
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Posted By
mary c
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2/25/2010 1:38:14 AM
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martin was the best! you opened up a whole new world to me martin! your intros talked to the beat of the music. i'll miss you forever until i see and HEAR you on the other side my brother
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Posted By
mike
On
2/17/2010 12:27:14 AM
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Martin ... I STILL think of you, of your kindness, of your passion to your love of music, of you laughter of your passing. I miss you, even though I didn't really know you. Or rather, you didn't know me. I only knew you, when I heard you on the radio, playing some of the most mind-altering, soul-moving and heart-warming music. Just your thoughts on it made me understand and appreciate it as deeply as I do today, as I did then, because you made me listen to a type of music I never imagined I'd love like I do today. Music is my world, and you made my world so much better, with your thoughts, your love of certain types of music, of special bands that made you you, and of course, your kindness to all your listeners. I never could have helped you, but you helped me, in many ways. Rest in peace Mr. Radioman!
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Posted By
Elaine-Lynne Kay
On
1/15/2010 2:24:02 PM
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Marty,
With everyday that passes, I miss your low growl playing through my speakers more and more. You ARE the spirit of the radio...no matter what
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Posted By
Ryan Parton
On
1/12/2010 3:51:15 PM
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the edge will never be the same with out Marin Streek, my heartfelt condolences go out to his family and friends, know that his faithful listeners loved him. He will always be a legend to radio, RIP Martin Streek. I miss hearing your voice, and the edge will never be the same without you. He was a special man who's memory will forever be in our hearts.
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Posted By
TeryLee
On
1/9/2010 10:19:26 PM
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its nice to see that this part of the website is still here after all these months. although my original comments were never posted up due to my distasteful thoughts regarding 102.1. Now that he really is gone, you really understand how distinguished his voice and personality and love for music was, and how much he gave to the TO music scene. He loved his job so much, and to be tossed out at 45 years of age after serving for two decades, that really hit him hard. Where was he supposed to go? Its too little too now, and we all don't know what we have, until its gone.
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Posted By
Stephen
On
1/3/2010 4:25:57 PM
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WHY?
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Posted By
Terry Kolthof
On
12/18/2009 4:20:32 AM
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I HAD NO IDEA IVE BEEN STUCK IN NYC. IM IN SHOCK AND HEART BROKEN. MARTIN YOUR ARE ETERNAL AND THE PASSING OF AN AGE! LUV YA
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Posted By
KATHERINE PERRY
On
12/16/2009 9:29:09 PM
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Many, many moons ago, I was working as a mobile rent-a-cop on the graveyard/overnightshifts, and I remember Martin's broadcasts to be the only thing that would make those dreadful 12 hours somewhat bearable. Yeah, the other personalities were good, but there was just something about Martin that cheered me up.
Fast-fowrard 2009, it took his passing to realize that his love of music was what made those broadcasts so much fun. I was lucky enough to work at another 12-hour mobile rent-a-cop shift (I don't seem to learn) during his tribute broadcast, and let me tell you: it was emotional enough that I was sat stationary the entire three hours, just listening to what this man loved listening to. Yeah, I got in serious crap for it, but it's worth having Martin Streek restore my love for music.
Whereever you are, Martin, keep on rockin'.
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Posted By
Abe
On
12/3/2009 12:55:17 AM
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Mr. Streek left us way too soon. It won't be the same without him.
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Posted By
Bob Roberts
On
11/26/2009 7:16:53 AM
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you were amazing man. you kept me awake when i was working those nights at the gym and all i need was the edge with martin streek and i was good. thank you so much for your contribution to music and my life and my taste in music. i thank you and cant thank you enough. i know you are looking down on all of us and hopefully you are resting in peace. the music community has lost alot but no one can lose what you have given to them.
RIP.
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Posted By
Farhan
On
11/11/2009 3:47:15 AM
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I'm a displaced Torontonian who now lives in British Columbia, but who still visits Toronto five or six times per year. When I was in Toronto in June, I noticed that Martin Streek and Barry Taylor were not on the air, but I didn't think much of it. However, when I visited in August, it was clear to me that they were gone from the Edge, and I figured that they were victims of yet another corporate re-structuring. I have only now learned that Martin Streek took his own life, and I cannot begin to describe the disconnectedness and loss that this made me feel. As a 30-year listener to the Edge (and the Spirit of Radio), I send my condolences to his family and friends. But I also want to acknowledge Martin's contribution to the Toronto radio and music scene, and to say that they are both diminished by his passing.
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Posted By
John Blakely
On
11/1/2009 2:48:10 AM
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I miss hearing
that voice, you were "The Edge"... R.I.P.
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Posted By
Borgy
On
10/30/2009 3:31:18 AM
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Rest in Peace Bro
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Posted By
Al
On
10/29/2009 11:31:51 PM
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RIP MARTIN STREEK! U WERE SO BEAUTIFUL!
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Posted By
Erin
On
10/26/2009 2:50:35 PM
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I miss hearing your taste in music being represented on the radio station...over the past seven years you where a huge influence in shaping my musical taste into what it is today.
Thank you Martin, I hope you are at peace.
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Posted By
Ryan Franks
On
10/23/2009 12:58:04 PM
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