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Did you ever have a radio show? What did you play on it?

― Tracer Hand, Tuesday, 12 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

My high school had a radio station and in the first flush of postpunk lurve, my friends and I assaulted our fellow students with everything from Aztec Camera to YMO with *many* stops in Cure/JAMC/New Order/ Bunnymen/Siouxsie/Smiths land. Of course we ran a gauntlet to do this and there was quite a thrill to be had from defying metal dudes who used to ring up the station threatening, "If you don't play some Halen right now, we're coming down to kick...your...ASS!"

Of course that made us say things like "Next up, Bronski Beat...for all you headbangers feeling latent today!"

― suzy, Tuesday, 12 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

*emerges from self-imposed murk*...mmm, radio. Those in the know can guess that my Net host, kuci.org, is in fact the site for KUCI 88.9 FM in Irvine, where I had a show from 1992 through to last year. I've only stopped due to rat-bastardly changes in the bus system not letting me get near the station on the weekend, when I did my show. Fiddle. Before that I was at UCLA's station from 1989 through 1992.

What I played? Lots of things. Harry Bertoia to In the Nursery to obscure early jungle to Black Tape for a Blue Girl to this to that to whatever. Interviewed Kevin Shields live on the air in 1996, probably my personal highlight. You can read the transcript here -- outdated, but worthy.

― Ned Raggett, Tuesday, 12 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

Didn't have a radio show, but I did have a community access show on cable that may as well have been radio. It was done live in the studio, and we usually pointed the camera at something else (usually a monitor so that we'd get wacked-out video feedback), and then we spun music. Video radio. Yay! We called it E.M.S., which didn't stand for anything in particular, but we had our "listeners" call up and suggest to us what it might mean, and we ran those names along the bottom of the screen. We played a bunch of indie stuff, from around 1986-1987, and I remember getting a blissed-out phone call from someone who couldn't believe we were playing Husker Du over small- town community access. We got hoofed off the air shortly afterwards when one of us swore by mistake. It was fun while it lasted.

― Sean Carruthers, Wednesday, 13 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

I've had a show at my college station for the past two years. I play almost just what I normally listen to, except that the station's UC archives are poor so I play even less rap than I actually listen to (admittedly not much to begin with) because I'm too lazy to edit my personal copies. Also, I rarely play classical because there is an NPR all-classical station in town, on the same campus even. Though I think tomorrow night I'll play Penderecki, they NEVER play that. I think I confuse my audience, because though I play plenty of good stuff they don't like calling in - I jump around between genres too much. Whenever I stick with a genre for, say, more than half an hour, people tend to call in. Especially if it's jazz, which I am one of the few DJs in our area to play. Go figure.

We used to have a swank web hookup but we had to pay for it and for some reason we decided to stop, probably because we have no money.

The one thing I've never played on air that I would like to - I suppose I'll do it before I leave at the end of the summer - is some Swans from "Public Castration...".

― Josh, Wednesday, 13 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

Two radioshow. The first was (*cough*) alternative music. I co-hosted it with some friends. The second was commercial music. I slipped in the occasional weird record to give the ole listener a little scare but in general I had to play what was on the playlist. That show just lasted a couple of months.

― Stevie Nixed, Wednesday, 13 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

My first stint at DJing was on Storm FM, the student radio at the time I was in Manchester. Being the fool I was, I'd start my shift at 2am and finish at 7am. Because there were two of us doing the show we managed to keep going fairly well, but after a few hours the topic of conversation inevitably turned to the local Little Chef and the delights that awaited our tastebuds therein once the breakfast show had taken over.

The great thing about being on at that time of night was we could play pretty much whatever we wanted, as long as it wasn't rude (another show got into hot water after playing NWA). Belle & Sebastian, Stereolab and other indie records featured quite prominently, plus some dancey stuff, a few things we picked up at Fat City, some Easy Listening, Northern Soul and Cud, who my partner in crime was very fond of. Eclectic? I suppose you could call it that.

One moment I remember with particular fondness was when Tim played the Fossils from Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals over the top of one of those records Sonic Youth did with a black and white geometric pattern on the front (can't remember what it was called) and it sounded terrific.

After university, I DJed on hospital radio (No! Yes!) every Sunday afternoon for two whole years. I played whatever the patients on Holly Ward requested, which varied from the Acrobat performed by the Brighouse & Rastrick brass band to Daniel O'Donnell. The Millennium Prayer was rather popular too. Shudders. I padded out the requests with whatever took my fancy from the station's enormous record library, which had tons of great stuff from the sixties, seventies and eighties. Whoever took on the job of buying CDs in the nineties (it all had to be bought, we never got any for free) had hideous taste and appeared to cater largely for the children's ward.

Get Me Away From Here I'm Dying was probably the least appropriate record I played.

― Madchen, Wednesday, 13 June 2001 00:00 (twenty-four years ago)

seven months pass...

Sadly I still have one. About to finish my 5th year off of it. Used to be Saturday nights from 3am to 7am put its settled down to Sunday 10pm -12am (TO/NYC time). It is also the basis of my learning to code website. I've been on a wierd Canadian bender as of late (more then the required 35%) but otherwise its whatever I can find in the record library (which is horrid shape) and whatever Spz fall under.
I ramble on about it though too much.

― Mr Noodles, Monday, 14 January 2002 01:00 (twenty-three years ago)

three years pass...

I have a radio show. There is no internet broadcast for it right now.
Apparently, the station is working on it (damn, they are way behind!)
Anyway, this is the playlist from August 4th, 8 days ago. I've never posted a playlist of mine on here before, I won't make it a habit or anything.

King Crimson Court Of The Crimson King Court Of The Crimson King
Wolf Eyes Mugger Trk 3
Busty Brown The Upsetter To Love Somebody
Devo Duty Now For The Future Clockout
Monoshock Runninn Apelike From The Model Citizen
Hawkwind Space Ritual Master Of The Universe
Richard Youngs Festival The Sea Is Madness
The Futurians Radio Futurian Are You Robot, Etc...
Klaus Schulze Cyborg Conphara
The Grass Roots Lets Live For Today Lets Live For Today
The Deviants Cd Is Condemned Billy The Monster
Roky Erickson The Evil One Night Of The Vampire
Trad Gras Och Stenar Gardet Satisfaction
Brian Eno Another Day On Earth This
Edgar Broughton Band Wasa Wasa Death Of An Electric Citizen
The Birthday Party Prayers On Fire King Ink
Flying Saucer Attack Chorus Feedback Song
Double Leopards Halve Maen Hemisphere In Your Hair
http://www.kopn.org/sean-w.htm

― Tripmaker (SDWitzm), Friday, 12 August 2005 17:24 (twenty years ago)

nine months pass...

My radio show starts this summer:

Every Wednesday from 2-5pm EST

WPRB 103.3FM - http://www.wprb.com/

Listen to my promo here.

― mts (theoreticalgirl), Tuesday, 30 May 2006 18:43 (nineteen years ago)

seven months pass...

HI DERE. If y'find yourself at a loose end on Friday nights (or Friday afternoons if you're American) (or Saturday mornings if Antipodean), consider tuning in...

http://www.cur1350.co.uk/index.php?action=view&id=173&date_id=4870&module=schedulemodule&src=%40random4512b1fa8373a

It's my radio debut tomorrow, and I'm slightly apprehensive. I want to make the show as interesting as possible. Sadly I don't have mixing abilities or a great vocal cast, so I can't rekindle the spirit of Blue Jam, but even on my own I reckon I could shock listeners into delight. Provided with the right material, that is!

Any hints, ideas, or general advice, and I'd be truly grateful!

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Thursday, 25 January 2007 03:29 (eighteen years ago)

...and now I notice that the last 3 times this thread's been bumped, nobody has replied. Clearly a precedent has been set. Clearly (as I now realise), the thread-title screams 'boring, do not read'.

Perhaps pushing it to '2 new answers' will do the trick...

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Thursday, 25 January 2007 03:51 (eighteen years ago)

hah ha

(good luck)

― the table is the table (treesessplode), Thursday, 25 January 2007 03:53 (eighteen years ago)

thanks.

(this is one of those 'thanks' that is also a 'BUMP FFS'. i need more advice before the big day! shit, it's the big day already! ARGH)

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 01:26 (eighteen years ago)

i've hosted a show for a little over six years now, on wmeb 91.9 fm in orono, maine. it's called life on mars, and i play whatever. i'm on tuesdays from 4 to 6. you can listen online at www.umaine.edu/wmeb if you're bored. here's my setlist from this week.

Life on Mars 1.23.07

Fela Kuti - Water No Get Enemy
Fugazi - Last Chance for a Slow Dance
Saul Williams - List of Reparations
John Zorn - Inside Straight
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Hardcore Pops Are Fun
Isolee - My Hi-Matic
Bjork - Who Is It (Carry Me Joy on the Left, Carry My Pain on the Right)
Of Montreal - She's a Rejecter
Adam Ant - Desperate but not Serious
Stereolab - French Disko
Julie Doiron - No More
Devotchka - Charlotte Mittnacht (Fabulous Destiny of)
Magnetic Fields - Abigail, Belle of Kilronan
Arcade Fire - Black Mirror
Patrick Wolf - Augustine
Wood Burning Cat - She Called Me a Fag
Ellen Allien - Augenblick
Electrelane - Two For Joy
Oxford Collapse - Please Visit Your National Parks
Daniel Johnston - Ain't No Woman Gonna Make a George Jones Outta Me
Dismemberment Plan - Sentimental Man
PJ Harvey - Plants and Rags
Nation of Ulysses - Spectra Sonic Sound
Dead Boys - Sonic Reducer
Detachment Kit - Finale
Of Montreal - Moonage Daydream (thanks, ILM!)
David Bowie - What In the World

― Emily Bjurnhjam (Emily Bjurnhjam), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:13 (eighteen years ago)

Talk as little as possible. Seriously-- I try to never talk if I can help it. People want to hear music, not a dumbo with good music taste going.." soo.. uhm...you just heard [ ] from [ ]. it was...uh...pretty sweet"

― the table is the table (treesessplode), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:18 (eighteen years ago)

x-post is spot on. if you don't have something interesting to say that isn't directly related to the music you just played, then don't say nothin' at all!

― Emily Bjurnhjam (Emily Bjurnhjam), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:23 (eighteen years ago)

okay! I'll keep it short, sweet, and delicious. My main worry is what sort of a reception the music will receive!

I do want to throw the odd monologue/ramble in, but that's probably better saved for the second-half, after I've established a good start and people are used to my voice. Gotta be mindful of the fine line between entertainment and self-indulgence...

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:27 (eighteen years ago)

THERE IS NO LINE BETWEEN ENTERTAINMENT AND SELF_INDULGENCE GOD DAMN IT

― Haikunym (Haikunym), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:35 (eighteen years ago)

well, if I gain the confidence (and pre-write adequate material), I eventually plan to re-ignite the spirit of early Chris Morris, with great music and radio terrorism going hand-in-hand in an imploding whirlwind of ~~beef~~ sheer audio hedonism, where literally anything could happen next.

i may need to find my feet before trying anything like that, however.

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:40 (eighteen years ago)

yeah, witty on-air banter is harder than you'd think. it's nice to bring in a co-host sometimes who you can riff off of, i find. by myself i just tend to keep to the facts, with the occasional snarky one-liner. i also now run my show almost entirely off my laptop, so if i want something to say about the particular band i've played and can't come up with it off the top of my head, i just zip over to AMG for a nugget or two of information.

― Emily Bjurnhjam (Emily Bjurnhjam), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:43 (eighteen years ago)

Louis Jagger and the Dirty Suprise.

― jimn (jimnaseum), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:44 (eighteen years ago)

^ My next noise band name.

― jimn (jimnaseum), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:45 (eighteen years ago)

ask the audience for advice about yr virginity

― mookieproof (mookieproof), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:45 (eighteen years ago)

if you REALLY ARE funny and/or insightful by all means talk as much as you want; i've listened to some of my favorite djs for their personality not so much what they played but this is VERY rare so DO NOT use your own judgment, wait til your boss or the public is just clamoring for more or forget I said it. And please don't be one of those asswipes who forget to say what they've played or mumble/speed through it so they can get to their smokebreak. If the music is good, take the time and effort to acknowledge it, MANY listeners will appreciate it.

― tremendoid (tremendoid), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:47 (eighteen years ago)

oh, I'm definitely acknowledging the music! the gospel must be spread and all that. hopefully i can temper my earnest enthusiasm with a measured delivery, that always seems to be the best way.

my virginity will sadly not receive an airing, unless it ceases to be, in which case i might play a celebratory song to mark the occasion. losing my virginity live on air would be nice.

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 02:55 (eighteen years ago)

I do want to throw the odd monologue/ramble in,

NO. STOP. GET AWAY FROM THE MICROPHONE.

― GOD PUNCH TO HAWKWIND (yournullfame), Friday, 26 January 2007 03:07 (eighteen years ago)

i think having a co-host for my four-semesters-running freeform show (Melting Glaciers of the Synapses. You can look at a playlists here.

― the table is the table (treesessplode), Friday, 26 January 2007 03:17 (eighteen years ago)

woah what happen there? anyway: i think having a co-host for my four-semesters-running freeform show (Melting Glaciers of the Synapses) was the best damn thing in the world. it was like therapy for both of us-- we hardly ever talked, even to each other. i will post an mp3 soon...

― the table is the table (treesessplode), Friday, 26 January 2007 03:20 (eighteen years ago)

'therapy' in the sense that it was what we wanted to listen to exactly as we wanted to listen to it, fucking it up the way we wanted to, and somehow it always came out sounding like we were on LSD (perhaps not as jubilant all the time). but awesome.

― the table is the table (treesessplode), Friday, 26 January 2007 03:23 (eighteen years ago)

play some blur then talk about them beating radiohead at a game they weren't even bold enough to play

― mookieproof (mookieproof), Friday, 26 January 2007 04:42 (eighteen years ago)

Mookieproof, just for you, I think I might just do that. (It has to be 'Battle', however, to keep to the original script.)

Any other dares? I'll do the best ones. Really.

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 13:56 (eighteen years ago)

The most interesting pieces of pop music trivia that you know (that are 100% false)

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 14:53 (eighteen years ago)

(read out as many of those as possible and one true fact and then have a phone in and give the person who guesses which one was true your virgi(er, nevermind))

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 14:56 (eighteen years ago)

argh must not panic...under five hours to go...

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 17:07 (eighteen years ago)

Dirty Surprise

January 26, 2007, 10:00 pm - 11:59 pm Unusual music played with a sense of progression, flow, and drama, often interspersed with short explications and the occasional unsettling monologue. With a 20 year-old whose passion for alternative pop and rock knows few bounds

Ok, I'll check it out. Good luck! (not too unsettling, I hope?)

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:05 (eighteen years ago)

Only in that it will unsettle everybody from their comfortable chairs, as they rise to their feet screaming 'OH LOUIS, WHY'... ;-)

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:20 (eighteen years ago)

re: Any other dares? I'll do the best ones. Really.

Mention that Fields have a debut album, titled:
'Everything Last Winter' coming out April 2nd, and that the Icelandic female [Thorunn Antonia] member of band is rather attractive. Mention that are playing in Cambridge,

13 Feb 2007 20:00
Corn Exchange Cambridge

http://www.nme.com/news/the-fields/26069

Fields
http://www.myspace.com/fieldsband

Thorunn Antonia
http://www.gigwise.com/artists/00009703_fields-376.jpg

play the track: Fields - If You Fail We All Fail

― DJ Martian (djmartian), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:27 (eighteen years ago)

Any other dares?

claim to have inside information on the sh1mur4 curv3s breakup; make something up

― mookieproof (mookieproof), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:29 (eighteen years ago)

dj martian's dare sounds like a good one (on the evidence i'm hearing)! i'll try to play it straight off myspace.

i don't think anybody not on ilx has heard of the shimura curves, sadly. if i did make something up it would definitely mention dom passantino, however.

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:35 (eighteen years ago)

surely you have access to the sound library at the radio station, this was a single released in the autumn?

― DJ Martian (djmartian), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:37 (eighteen years ago)

Oooh, here's a dare: end every sentence with "amirite?" !

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:38 (eighteen years ago)

well, i'm not sure how extensive the sound library is. i'll have a check though, it should be around somewhere! playing it straight off myspace would probably be easier.

The best thing about my show, of course, is that it comes STRAIGHT after the CUR Chart Show. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, SUCK ON THIS, MIKA

i will throw ONE 'amirite' in, and ONE alone.

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:40 (eighteen years ago)

Hooray!

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:43 (eighteen years ago)

Okay, I have reinstalled Whamb so I can get the full Ogg effect. YOU BETTER BE GOOD, I'M LISTENING TRANSCONTINENTALLY.

― do i have to draw you a diaphragm (Rock Hardy), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:44 (eighteen years ago)

no pressure, eh. I'll be checking ILX every so often, or indeed the show's email inbox, for feedback and advice. If I'm doing something wrong/my voice is irritating, don't hesitate to let me know, and it will be remedied.

I'd better think of some juicy inter-song link-ups now!

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:46 (eighteen years ago)

"... and that was 45:33 by LCD Soundsystem, which is very much loved by yours truly. Speaking of Soundsystems, do you remember this one ("one one one" echo)?" (plays Djuma Soundsystem, Les Djinns, Trentemöller remix)

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:58 (eighteen years ago)

"...and to round off the show, it's Fantomas, with their epic hospital-inspired masterpiece, Delirium Cordia."

― to scour or to pop? (Haberdager), Friday, 26 January 2007 19:59 (eighteen years ago)

"This one goes out to my buddies on teh interweb at I'll xor dot com, peace!"

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 20:03 (eighteen years ago)

("unfortunately I seem to have been banned there after my last comment, but anyway")

― StanM (StanM), Friday, 26 January 2007 20:05 (eighteen years ago)

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― Just got offed, Tuesday, 3 June 2008 19:03 (seventeen years ago)

YO im gonna tune in!

― deeznuts, Tuesday, 3 June 2008 19:15 (seventeen years ago)

woo!

― Just got offed, Tuesday, 3 June 2008 19:16 (seventeen years ago)

anyone else?

― Just got offed, Tuesday, 3 June 2008 19:34 (seventeen years ago)

ive got a bad feed for some reason so even i havent heard much :( keeps cutting in & out & sometimes cutting out entirely

― deeznuts, Tuesday, 3 June 2008 19:35 (seventeen years ago)

two months pass...

Here is tonight's show, which you can listen to at http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules.php?name=evrshow&showid=89

All vinyl all the time.

Ian & Dave's Talking Steel Guitar Blues:

Tower Recordings Aura & Plectra Futuristic Folk Time-Lag
Lau Nau Lue Kartalta Nukkuu Locust
Tom Rapp For The Dead In Space Stardancer Blue Thumb
Don Cooper Fat Lovebirds The Ballad of G.P. Jones Roulette
John Phillips April Anne The Wolfking of LA Dunhill/Warlock
Paul Siebel Louise Woodsmoke and Oranges Elektra
Ian Matthews Devil In Disguise 45 Vertigo
The Bisons Some of Shelley's Blues Moments With The Bisons United Sound Recorders
Norman Greenbaum Rhode Island Red Back Home Again Reprise
Mark Spoelstra The Times I've Had The Times I've Had Verve Folkways
Michael Hurley Indian Chiefs & Hula Girls Watertower Fundamental
Harry Taussig Sugar Babe, Your Papa Cares For You Fate Is Only Once Talisman
Jay Bolotin Jimmy's Got A Music Box s/t CUR
Ghost Marrakesch Lama Rabi Rabi Drag City
The Muskrats Burgundy The Progressive Country Sounds Lucky
Pete Drake & His Talking Steel Guitar A Satisfied Mind Country Music Who's Who Starday
Jimmy Campbell Dulcie Half Baked Vertigo
Richard Soutar Pavement Pioneers Lavender Daydreams Void
Wizz Jones When I Cease To Care The Legendary Me Sunbeam
Eric Von Schmidt Gulf Coast Blues The New Folk Blues of Eric Von Schmidt Prestige
Trevor McNamara Country Corn Yeah Captain World In Sound
Bill Quick Get Me A Pony Maravillosa Gente Time-Lag
Sly Boots Pass Through Like The Lightning Notes On A Journey Faithful Virtue
Ed Askew Old Mother Moon Little Eyes DeStijl
Alvarius B Dirty Angels Blood Operations of the Barium Sunset Abduction
Kaleidoscope (US) Mickey's Tune Zabriskie Point Soundtrack MGM
Duster Bennett If You Could Hang Your Washing Like You Hang Your Lines Justa Duster Blue Horizon
David Blue 'Bout My Love David Blue Elektra
The Dave Clark Five Til The Right One Comes Along (TRUE STEREO VERSION) s/t Epic
Markley Little Ruby Rain A Group Forward
Geof Morgan The Penis Song It Comes With The Plumbing Nexus
Jay Bolotin It's All In That s/t CUR
David Blue Midnight Through Morning s/t Elektra

― ian, Wednesday, 6 August 2008 03:30 (seventeen years ago)

I host the New Afternoon Show on WNYU on Wednesdays during the summer and then Thursdays once the school year starts. 89.1 FM in New York and on wnyu.org online, 4-7:30 Eastern... Listen in!

― jonathan - stl, Wednesday, 6 August 2008 03:41 (seventeen years ago)

heres my monday show.. http://www.free103point9.org/works/388/
clik on th archived section for sum awful fidelity,poorly segued choices and stoned chat

― danbunny, Wednesday, 6 August 2008 03:45 (seventeen years ago)

and its mv and ee free since 2007

― danbunny, Wednesday, 6 August 2008 03:46 (seventeen years ago)

one month passes...

Last night's show, up for a week
http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules.php?name=evrshow&showid=89

Talkin' Steel Guitar Blues  	   	   	 
Irma Thomas 	Two Winters Long 	Sings 	Mississippi
Arthur Alexander 	Detroit City 	Soldier of Love 	Ace
Tom Rush 	Barb'ry Allen 	Blues, Songs, Ballads 	Prestige Folklore
Reverend Gary Davis 	Instrumental Guitar Rag 	Blind Gary Davis Never Before on LP! 	Document
Dick Rosmini 	Two Shady Ladies In 3/4 Time 	Adventures For 12 String & Banjo 	Elektra
Fotheringay 	Ballad of Ned Kelly 	s/t 	Carthage
Pearls Before Swine 	The Jeweler 	The Use of Ashes 	Reprise
Erica Pomerance 	Julius 	You Used To Think 	ESP-Disk
Areski Brigitte Fontaine 	l'engourdie 	L'incendie 	BYG
Karen Dalton 	Something on Your Mind 	In My Own Time 	Paramount
Grinder's Switch 	Father, The Son, and The Holy Ghost 	Grinder's Switch Featuring Garland Jeffreys 	Vanguard
Denny Doherty 	Neighbors 	Whatcha Gonna Do 	Dunhill
Ringo Starr 	Wine, Women & Loud Happy Songs 	Beaucoups of Blues 	APPLE BITCHES
Bob Dylan 	I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know 	Self Portrait 	Columbia
Rab Noakes 	Clear Day 	Red Pump Special 	Warner Brothers
Neil Young 	Comes A Time 	Comes A Time 	Reprise
The Byrds 	100 Years From Now 	Sweetheart Of The Rodeo 	Columbia
Michael Hurley 	You Gotta Find Me 	Long Journey 	Rounder
Dick Feller 	Some Days Are Diamonds 	Some Days Are Diamonds 	Asylum
Townes Van Zandt 	Kathleen 	Our Mother The Mountain 	Tomato
Dillard & Clark 	She Darked The Sun 	The Fantastic Expedition 	A&M
The Delmore Brothers 	Sand Mountain Blues 	Sand Mountain Blues 	County
Jerry Jeff Walker 	Standin' At The Big Hotel 	It's A Good Night For Singin' 	MCA
Ken Lauber 	Disabled Veteran 	Contemplation (View) 	Polydor
Bridget St. John 	Ask Me No Questions 	Ask Me No Questions 	Dandelion
Christina Carter 	Yellow Pines 	Electrice 	Wholly Other
Perry County Music Makers 	I'm Sad & Blue 	Echoes Of The Ozarks Vol. III 	County
Dock Boggs 	Down South Blues 	Mountain Blues 	County
Migrantes 	New New New Minglewood Blues 	Monsoon Moods 	Eclipse
Fred Neil 	Sweet Cocaine 	s/t 	Capitol
Jerry Garcia 	Sugaree 	s/t 	Warner Brothers
Sugarpie De Santo 	She's Got Everything 	Down In The Basement 	Chess
Clovers 	One Mint Julep 	Five Cool Cats 	Edsel
John Prine 	Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore 	s/t 	Atlantic

― ian, Wednesday, 1 October 2008 19:46 (seventeen years ago)

Nice playlist, Ian. Here's mine from last night
kopn.org
1 Von Lmo/ Crash Landing /Future Language
2 Theoretical Girls/ Lovin In The Red/ Theoretical Girls
3 Metal Urbain /Paris Maguis/ Anarchy In Paris
4 Thee Headcoatees/ Ca Plain Pour Moi /Sisters Of Suave
5 Blue Orchids/ The Flood/ The Greatest Hit
6 The Clean/ Getting Older/ Anthology
7 Game Theory/ The Waist And The Knees /Lolita Nation
8 The Wedding Present /My Faourite Dress /Singles 1995-1997
9 Thin Lizzy/ Southbound /Live and Dangerous
10 Shocking Blue /Little Cooling Planet/ Scorpio's Dance
11 Doug Sahm /It's Gonna Be Easy /Doug Sahm and Band
12 The Rolling Stones/ Waiting On A Friend/ Tattoo You
13 Spacemen 3 /Come Down Softly To My Soul /Playing with Fire
14 Atlas Sound /Balcony/ Amsterdam Midi
15 Arthur Russell /Calling Out Of Context /Calling Out Of Context
16 Spectrum /Take Me Away/ Highs, Lows & Heavenly Blows
17 Blank Dogs/ Crystal Ladies/ On Two Sides
18 The Smiths /I Want The One I Can't Have/ Meat is Murder
19 Robyn Hitchcock/ Brendas Iron Sledge /Black Snake Diamond Role
20 The Moles/ Accidental Saint /Untune The Sky
21 The Brew/ Bengal Tiger/ No. 8 Wire
22 Black Flag /Can't Decide /My War
23 The Girls /Cubist Grid/ 1986 Reunion
24 The California Raisins/ Down At The Flop House/ Cave/The California Raisins_split
25 Eat Skull/ No Intelligence /Dead Families
26 Sic Alps /a story over there /Long Way Round To A Shortcut
27 The Ray Pacino Ensemble / Side R/ The Ray Pacino Ensemble
28 Kasai All Stars / Mpombo Yetu / In the 7th Moon, the Chief Turned Into a Swimming Fish and Ate the Head of His Enemy by Magic

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 2 October 2008 17:16 (sixteen years ago)

you guys are a tough act to follow, gonna try to listen to those during work today

I'm doing an hour a week on Viva Radio now. streams "live" on the main site every Saturday at noon, then after the show airs it goes into the archive where the last 4 shows are stored up:
http://www.viva-radio.com/deadheat

here's the playlist for show #1. #2 is on this Saturday.

Quiet Village - Gold Rush
Hugo Montenegro - Aces High
Soft Rocks - Black Magic
Shawn Phillips - Withered Roses
Lovefingers - Kentucky
Goat Dance - High Voltage
Jacques Renault - Bad Skinned
Aeroplane feat. Kathy Diamond - Whispers
Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood
Synergy - Terra Incognita
Oneida - Preteen Weaponry (Part II)
Simone Fedi - Yeah!

― dmr, Thursday, 2 October 2008 18:15 (sixteen years ago)

Oh, I don't think you can listen to mine, they don't archive.
They are working on it. KOPN is very cautious, frustratingly so.

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 2 October 2008 18:19 (sixteen years ago)

oops I forgot you do "real" radio not the internets

well anyway nice playlist dude

― dmr, Thursday, 2 October 2008 18:27 (sixteen years ago)

I'm sort of limited to new releases (I occasionally throw in some older tracks though), but here's my playlist and archive link from my show on Tuesday. I'm on every Tuesday from 4-7:30 on WNYU, in case anyone ever wants to listen...
http://wnyu.org/2008-09-30_newafternoonshow

― jonathan - stl, Thursday, 2 October 2008 18:28 (sixteen years ago)

KOPN is very cautious, frustratingly so.

my station's like this, it's maddening. cool playlists y'all.

― REIGN IN FUDGE (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Friday, 3 October 2008 01:24 (sixteen years ago)

two months pass...

We'll be on tomorrow (Tuesday) at 8pm on eastvillageradio.com, and i think you can listen through itunes as well.

― ian, Tuesday, 9 December 2008 03:58 (sixteen years ago)

Did y'all see that Sunday NY Times Ben Siario article on college radio.

― curmudgeon, Tuesday, 9 December 2008 14:20 (sixteen years ago)

Nope. Link please?

We'll be on in an hour and a half, please listen to our eclectic mix of rock, folk, blues, country, psych and more.

― ian, Tuesday, 9 December 2008 23:33 (sixteen years ago)


	 	 	 
Mary McCaslin	Way Out West	Way Out West	Philo
Sandy Bull	Coming Together (A Song of Peace)	Demolition Derby	Vanguard
Yves, Serge & Victor	Evening Song	Cagibi	Guerssen
Sic Alps	Sing Song Waitress	US EZ	Siltbreeze
Gandalf The Grey	Here On 8th Street	The Grey Wizard Am I	Gray Wizard Music
Michael Chapman	One Time Thing	Rainmaker	Harvest
Mark Tucker	Kotzebue	45	Tetrapod Spools
Pearls Before Swine	Surrealist Waltz	One Nation Underground	ESP Disk
Mimi & Richard Farina	Reno, Nevada	Celebrations For A Grey Day	Vanguard
The Fugs	Nothing	The Fugs First Album	ESP Disk
Troggs	When Will The Rain Come?	45	Page One
Jefferson Lee	Sorcerella	45	Original Sound
Paris 1942	Exit	S/T	Majora
Sun City Girls	Soft Fragile Eggshell Minds	Dante's Disneyland Inferno	Locust
Woods	8-5, 5-10	How To Survive In The Woods	Shrimper
Haunted George	Ghosts of the Old San Juan	Panther Howl	Hook or Crook
Ignatz	The Water	Ignatz III	Kraak
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Don't Cry No Tears	Zuma	Reprise
Terry & Gerry	Kennedy Says	Obscure Independent Classics	Cordelia
County Johnny Mathis	Caryl Chessman	45	D Records
Laurie & Marty	Baby Blue	Students of the Northfield Schools	private
Suni McGrath	Parting Dance	Cornflower Suite	Adelphi
Ken Boothe	Be Yourself	More of Ken Boothe	Studio One
Snooks Eaglin	By The Water	Rural Blues Vol. 1	Imperial
Charalambides	Bankrupt	Market Square	Siltbreeze
C.O.B.	Skranky Black Farmer	Spirit of Love	Tapestry
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	I Won't Hurt You	Part One	Reprise
Silver Apples	I Have Known Love	Contact	Radioactive
Popol Vuh	Die Umkehr	Bruder Des Schatten, Sohne Des Lichts	Brain
Peter Grudzien	Satans Horn/Kentucky Candy	The Unicorn	PG Records
Cate Le Bon	Disappear	Bearded Ladies	Bird

archived for a week at eastvillagradio.com, click on schedule then "academy records" (tuesday.)

― ian, Wednesday, 10 December 2008 03:40 (sixteen years ago)

^^^^^ listening now

good sunday morning music

― dmr, Sunday, 14 December 2008 16:45 (sixteen years ago)

next saturday at noon I've got a guest hour from jaxon aka robots in heat on viva radio

archives appear here after the live stream finishes

― dmr, Sunday, 14 December 2008 16:48 (sixteen years ago)

Nope. Link please?

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/07/arts/television/07sisa.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=college%20radio&st=cse

― dmr, Sunday, 14 December 2008 16:49 (sixteen years ago)

doing a radio show at a college station in december is depressing.

― I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE - I THUMB THROUGH YOUR MAGAZINES (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Monday, 15 December 2008 02:20 (sixteen years ago)

next saturday at noon I've got a guest hour from jaxon aka robots in heat on viva radio

archives appear here after the live stream finishes

― dmr, Sunday, December 14, 2008 11:48 AM (5 days ago) Bookmark

bump ^^^^^ tomorrow at noon

playlist here

― dmr, Friday, 19 December 2008 22:48 (sixteen years ago)

two weeks pass...

tonight's show was fun.
http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules.php?name=evrshow&showid=89

Stooges  	Dirt  	Funhouse  	Elektra
The Rebel 	Why Must I Pay? 	Northern Rocks Bear Weird Vegetable 	Sacred Bones
Blues Busters 	I Don't Know 	Behold How Sweet It Is 	Sunshine
George Coleman 	I Wish I Could Sing 	Bongo Joe 	Arhoolie
White Noise 	My Game of Loving 	An Electric Storm 	Island
Jon Appleton 	Neveshir 	World Music Theater 	Folkways
Dewey Redman 	Tarik 	Tarik 	BYG Actuel
Charlie Haden 	War Orphans (Ornette Coleman) 	Liberation Music Orchestra 	Impulse
Paul Bley 	Ida 	Paul Bley Trio 	ESP Disk
Art Ensemble of Chicago 	One For Jarman 	Certain Blacks 	Inner City
Trixie Butler 	Take It Easy, Greasy 	v/a Blues Ladies vol. 1 	Document
Roy Harvey & Leonard Copeland 	Lonesome Weary Blues 	v/a - Old Time Mountain Guitar 1926-1930 	County
G.B. Grayson & Henry Whitter 	Little Maggie 	Early Classics vol. 1 	Old Homestead
Robert Ashley 	The Park 	Private Parts (the record) 	Lovely Music
Factums 	The Night Is Freedom 	s/t 	Siltbreeze
Children's Hospital 	After The Aftermath 	Alone Together 	Sacred Bones
U.S. Girls 	Untitled 	Introducing 	Siltbreeze
The Shadow Ring 	Lindus Hologram 	Lindus 	Swill Radio
Townes Van Zandt 	Tecumseh Valley 	Live At The Old Quarter 	Tomato
Ego Summit 	Half-Off 	The Room Isn't Big Enough 	Old Age/No Age
The Dead C 	Mansions 	Secret Earth 	Ba-Da-Bing
The Soft Machine 	Returns To The Bedroom 	Volume II 	Probe
Archie Shepp 	The Girl From Ipanema 	Fire Music 	Impulse

― ian, Wednesday, 7 January 2009 05:41 (sixteen years ago)

Great set!

― Trip Maker, Wednesday, 7 January 2009 14:37 (sixteen years ago)

Thanks man :D

― ian, Wednesday, 7 January 2009 16:11 (sixteen years ago)

three weeks pass...

Here's my set from last night. My buddy Daniel helped me out since I just moved into a new apartment (four times the space for one hundred dollars less a month!) and my shit is all in disarray. We had a lot of fun.

1 The Rabble/ The Rising Of The Sun/ The Rabble
2 Bob Seger/ Vagrant Winter/ Single
3 Formes Nouvelles/ The Sun He Never Lies/ Elements 1981-1984
4 Los Paranos/ Red Line/ Definitive Cuts
5 Group Bombino/ Song One/ Music Of Niger: Guitars From Agadez Vol 2
6 Paul Roland/ Burnt Orchids/ Burnt Orchids
7 Stereolab/ Surreal Chemist/ Peng!
8 Gruppo Sportivo/ Dreamin/ Mistakes
9 Limelight/ Metalman/ Limelight
10 Zero Boys/ We've Been Trying/ Vicious Circle
11 Ceremony/ You Never Stay/ Disappear
12 Gignoux/ Before The Moon Beyond The Stars/ The Broadway Boys
13 Lutz Rahn/ Galaxy Taxi/ Solo Trip
14 Emak/ Tanz Der Vampire/ Emak
15 Fela Kuti/ Coffin For Head Of State Pt 1/ Coffin For Head Of State
16 Various Artists/ Blue Morning/ Music From Unreleased Horror Scores
17 Otis The Third/ Time/ Homeschooled
18 Anya's Street/ There's One Kind Favor/ Single
19 Jim Pepper/ Newly-Weds Song/ Pepper's Pow Wow
20 Legend/ Heather On The Hill/ Heather On The Hill
21 Rupaul/ Hollywood U.s.a/ Hollywood U.s.a
22 Roedelius/ Poetry/ Works 68-05
23 Cave/ Eleven Beat/ Psychic Psumme
24 Paul Roland/ Captain Blood/ Burnt Orchids
25 Buffalo/ Mean MacHine/ Mean MacHine
26 Sun City Girls/ Radar 1941/ Torch of the Mystics
27 Magical Ring/ More And More/ More And More
28 Suicide/ Diamonds Fur Coat Champagne/ Suicide [Second Album]
29 Brewer And Shipley/ One Toe Over The Line/ Gonzo Soundtrack
30 Arthur Russell/ Taking Time/ Love is Overtaking Me

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 29 January 2009 17:10 (sixteen years ago)

Looks like some neat stuff in there.

― Joint Coordinator and Senior Scientist Peer Bork (gnarly sceptre), Thursday, 29 January 2009 18:10 (sixteen years ago)

two months pass...

one TOE over the line?!?!?

last night was fine, even if i fucked up a few times.

Randy Holden  	Blue My Mind  	Population II  	Hobbit
Bardo Pond 	Flux 	Lapsed 	Matador
Stupid Party 	Sludger 	s/t 	Freedom School
Animals & Men 	Terraplane Fixation 	Never Bought Never Sold 	Mississippi
Spacemen 3 	Hey Man 	Sound of Confusion 	Fire Records
Thirteenth Floor Elevators 	Splash I 	Psychedelic Sounds 	International Artists
Richard & Linda Thompson 	I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight 	I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight 	Island
Virgin Insanity 	Don't Get Down 	Illusions of the Maintenance Man 	De Stijl
John Fahey 	The Story of Dorothy Gooch, Part I 	Voice of the Turtle 	Takoma
Bud Powell 	Un Poco Loco 	The Amazing Bud Powell, Volume 1 	Blue Note
Sun Ra & the Arkestra 	Early Autumn 	Holiday For Soul Dance 	Saturn
Little Brother Montgomery 	A & V Railroad Blues 	Crescent City Blues 	Bluebird/RCA
Robert Pete Williams 	When I Was Young 	Sugar Farm 	Blues Beacon
Hi Henry Brown 	Nut Factory 	St. Louis Town 1927-32 	Yazoo
Jandek 	Slinky Parade 	The Living End 	Corwood
LSD March 	Yellow Sea 	Shindara Jigoku 	Siwa
Woods 	Twisted Tongue 	Woods Family Creepy 	Time-Lag/Woodsist
Kate Bush 	Get Out Of My House 	The Dreaming 	EMI
The Shadow Ring 	Put The Music In The Coffin 	Live in USA 	Alpine Archive
Idea Fire Company 	Heroes of the Last Barricade 	The Island of Taste 	Swill Radio
Moondog 	To A Seahorse 	Snaketime Series 	Moondog Records
Abe Schwartz's Orchestra 	Lively and Happy Dance 	Klezmer Music 1910-1942 	Folkways Records
Cliff Jordan & John Gilmour 	Evil Eye 	Blowing In From Chicago 	Blue Note
The Virginia Four 	I'd Feel Much Better 	Virginia Traditions: Tidewater Blues 	Blue Ridge Institute
Neil Young 	Comes A Time 	Comes A Time 	Reprise
Judee Sill 	Soldier Of The Heart 	Heart Food 	Asylum
Michael Chapman 	Goodbye To Monday Night 	Rainmaker 	Harvest
Amon Duul 	Kaskados Minneleid 	This Is... 	Liberty

― ian, Wednesday, 8 April 2009 14:44 (sixteen years ago)

that's a good show.

― cut-off jeans, skinnydipping, and "getting weird" (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Wednesday, 8 April 2009 15:40 (sixteen years ago)

"one TOE over the line?!?!?"

I honestly thought that is what they sang in that song. I don't know, it makes more sense than one toke. How can you be on toke over the line?
Never mind.

― Trip Maker, Wednesday, 8 April 2009 16:09 (sixteen years ago)

one month passes...


COSMIC VOYAGE  	with  	Ian & Erin  	 
Charalambides 	Torn Between 	Union 	Siltbreeze
500mg 	Ondanta 	Apocatastsis 	Three Lobed
Witthuser & Westrupp 	Illusion I 	Trips und Traum 	Ohr
Amen Dunes 	By The Bridal 	Dia 	Locust
Wovoka 	To Jesus Acedo With Love 	I & II 	Time-Lag
Romancing 	Mind Jail 	Halleluwah Festival of Enthused Arts 	Halleluwah
Trad Gras Och Stenar 	Punkrocker 	Hemlosa Katter 	Subliminal Sounds
Yo La Tengo 	Big Day Coming 	45 	Matador
13th Chime 	Hide & Seek 	s/t 	Sacred Bones
The Shadow Ring 	Tiny Creatures 	45 	Siltbreeze
The Rebel 	Turtle v Octopus 	45 	SDZ Records
The Pheromoans 	Penis Envy 96 	45 	Convulsive
Dust 	From A Dry Camel 	s/t 	Kama Sutra
Up-Tight 	The Beginning of the End 	The Beginning of The End 	8mm
Vizusa 	Fair Hesperides 	Vizusa 	Seres
Sore Eros 	In My Heart 	Second Chants 	Shdwply
The Tower Recordings 	The Galaxy's Incredibly Sensual Transmissions 	Empress of I-91 	Communion
Don Howland 	The Cowboy & The Cowgirl 	The Land Beyond The Mountains 	Secret Keeper
Jakob Olausson 	Queen Bee 	Moonlight Farm 	De Stijl
Pearls Before Swine 	Sail Away 	These Things Too 	Reprise
Forcefield 	Untitled 	Lord of The Rings Modulator 	Bulb
Dadamah 	Limbo Swing 	This Is Not A Dream 	Majora
Jenny Mae & Azalia Snail 	Gem 	45 	Anyway

archived for a week here:
http://www.eastvillageradio.com/modules.php?name=evrshow&showid=89

― ian, Wednesday, 20 May 2009 03:25 (sixteen years ago)

Shit! I'm gonna grab that show. Here is my playlist from last night, no archive though :(

1 King Sunny Ade' / Gboromiro / Aura
2 Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti / Evolution Is A Lie / Grandes Exitos
3 Gary War / Good Clues / New Raytheonport
4 Zomes /1 / Zomes
5 The Amps / Bragging Party / Pacer
6 Guinea Worms / Soiled Sender/ Worlds Lousy With Ideas Volume 8
7 Colin Newman / But No / A-Z
8 Factums/ Ripples/ The Sistrum
9 Wooden Shjips / Fallin / Dos
10 Kraftwerk /Speigalsaal / Trans Europa Express
11 U. S. Girls / Don't Understand That Man / Introducing
12 Tyvek / Building Burning / Tyvek
13 The Vaselines/ Son Of A Gun / Enter The Vaselines
14 The Rats/ Radio Pulse/ Intermittent Signals
15 Strange Boys/ To Turn A Tune Or Two/ And Girls Club
16 The Seeds / Evil Hoodoo/ The Seeds
17 Cave / Made In Malaysia / Psychic Psummer
18 Cabaret Voltaire /Here She Comes Now/ The Living Legends
19 Jerusalem And The Starbaskets/ Swingin Vine/ Menagerie Vol 1
20 F/I / 2/ Threshold
21 Children's Hospital/ Left Handed / Alone Together
22 Kurt Vile And The Violators/ The Hunchback/ Hunchback
23 Sneakers / Deep Busch/I am the disease/ Children Into People
24 Shoes / Do You Wanna Get Lucky / Black Vinyl Shoes
25 Thin Lizzy /Friendly Ranger At Clontarf Castle / Vagabonds Kings Warriors Angels
26 Great Plains /Death Of A Thought Returns / Length of Growth, 1981-1989

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 28 May 2009 15:40 (sixteen years ago)

Is that show down now, Ian? How do I shot radio archive?

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 28 May 2009 15:42 (sixteen years ago)

i think that show is gone :(
EVR was supposed to launch a new website like, MONTHS ago, which would enable archives of all shows. As it is there is just a limited amount of archives we can have, and i didn't save it. sorry!

― ian, Thursday, 28 May 2009 16:26 (sixteen years ago)

No sweat, dude. Great playlist.

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 28 May 2009 17:59 (sixteen years ago)

thaanankkkks.
i did the show this week too, and it's up there now. less psych though.

― ian, Thursday, 28 May 2009 18:09 (sixteen years ago)

im working hard to secure a regular show in SF -- good progress made; stay tuned!

― 69, Thursday, 28 May 2009 21:24 (sixteen years ago)

four weeks pass...

Last night's playlist:
1 Cymande / Getting It Back /Cymande
2 Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti /Reminiscences / Reminisciences
3 The Mops / San Franciscan Nights / Psychedelic Sounds Of Japan
4 Tyvek / Hey Una / Tyvek
5 Eat Skull / Cooking / Wild And Inside
6 Cave / Boneyard / Psychic Psummer
7 Oneida / Ghost In The Room/ Rated O
8 Loop /Fade Out / Fade Out
9 The Intelligence /The Beetles /The World Is Lousy With Ideas, Volume 8
10 The Rats /I Wanna Be Your Man /Intermittent Signals
11 The Fall /Psykick Dancehall / Dragnet
12 The Ray Pacino Ensemble / E / The Ray Pacino Ensemble
13 Twink /Fluid / Think Pink
14 Rusted Shut /Kill / Rusted Shut
15 Spacemen 3 /Rollercoaster / Live in Europe 1989
16 Mahjong / Track Four / Water Babies
17 Wet Hair / Cult Electric Annihilation/ Dream
18 Factums / De-Arranged/ The Sistrum
19 Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band/ i love you you big dummy /Lick My Decals Off, Baby
20 Amon Duul 2 / Ladies Mimikry / Vive La Trance
21 Jackson Browne / somebody's baby/ Fast Times At Ridgemont High
22 Hole Class / True Temper/ Hole Class
23 Straight Arrows / Magic Sceptre / The World's Lousy With Ideas Vol 7
24 Eddy Current Suppression Ring / Sometimes /The World's Lousy With Ideas Vol 7
25 Liquorball W/ steve MacKay / Evolutionary Squalor / Evolutionary Squalor

― Trip Maker, Thursday, 25 June 2009 20:43 (sixteen years ago)

i am on the radio now, itunes > radio > eclectic > east village radio

― ian, Wednesday, 8 July 2009 02:29 (sixteen years ago)

tracklist:


Figures of Light  	It's Lame  	45  	Norton
Watery Love 	I'm A Skull 	45 	Richie Records
Olneyville Sound System 	What Is True, What Is False 	What is True, What is False 	Load
Landed 	Why I Live 	10" 	Vermiform
Arab on Radar 	Running For Asthma 	split 7" 	Ideal
The Dead C 	Bone 	45 	Siltbreeze
U.S. Girls 	Rise & Go 	45 	Not Not Fun
High Rise 	Monster A-Go-Go 	High Rise 2 	Squealer
Harry Pussy 	Untitled 	45 	ESYNC
Pavement 	Sue Me Jack 	45 	Matador
Children's Hospital 	Unseen 	Alone Together 	Sacred Bones
Cultural Decay 	Thin Rope 	Eight Ways To Start A Day 	Sacred Bones
Universal Indians 	Meancing 	Monster Approach 	Killertree
Neil Young & Crazyhorse 	Danger Bird 	Zuma 	Reprise
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band 	A Child's Guide To Good And Evil 	Volume III 	Reprise
Caetano Veloso 	Eles 	s/t 	Philips
Richard & Linda Thompson 	Night Comes In 	Pour Down Like Silver 	Island
Flying Burrito Brothers 	Hand to Mouth 	s/t 	A&M
D Charles Speer & The Helix 	Fossilized 	After Hours 	Black Dirt
Carla Bley Band (Roswell Rudd, vocal) 	Musique Mechanique II (At Midnight) 	Musique Mechanique 	Watt
Uncle Jim 	A Most Difficult Task 	45 	Empirical
Alice Coltrane 	Stopover In Bombay 	Journey In Satchidananda 	Impulse
Jean Mpia 	Klim 	V/A: The World Is Shaking 	Honest Jon's
Group Bombino 	Issitchilane 	Guitars From Agadez Vol. 2 	Sublime Frequencies
Pumice 	Heavy Punter 	Quo 	Tipper Bowler Tapes
Klaus Canterbury & The Aces 	Weigh It Up 	45 	Dry Leaf Discs
Mark Tucket 	1974 Cadillac 	Batstew 	Tetrapod Spools
Mike Rep & The Quotas 	Rocket Music On 	45 	Old Age/No Age

― ian, Wednesday, 8 July 2009 04:36 (sixteen years ago)

seven months pass...

Not really specifically my radio show, but I just did a guest mix for Friendship Bracelet that may interest some people here... Here's the link.

― jonathan - stl, Tuesday, 23 February 2010 16:13 (fifteen years ago)

three months pass...

my last-ever radio show was last night. at least until i move back to california and start going insane with the need to do a radio show.

the head shop - listen with a third ear - s/t - epic
jefferson lee - sorcerella - 45 - original sound
pink floyd - take up thy stethoscope and walk - piper at the gates of dawn - capitol

barrington davis powerpact - raining teardrops - ugly things vol. 1 - raven
the favourite sons - first i look at the purse - that driving beat - angel air
sharon tandy - hold on - you gotta believe it's... - big beat
east-west - mr. soul - who will buy these wonderful evils vol. 3 - dolores
herbal mixture - machines - electric sugarcube flashbacks vol. 4 - aip
13th floor elevators - she lives (in a time of her own) - easter everywhere - international artists

the groupies - primitive - ear-piercing punk - aip
the night shadows - anything but lies (time after time) - vol. 3: the psychedelic years - hottrax
the loot - try to keep it a secret - singles As and Bs - page one
the birds - leaving here - collectors guide to rare british birds - deram
bulldog breed - i flew - made in england - lion
hydro-pyro - purple floating - psychedelic moods, vol. 2 - collectables
the dukes - i am an unskilled worker - s/t - red lounge

love live life + one - love will make a better you - love will make a better you - boot
caetano veloso - de cara/eu quero essa mulher - araca azul - polygram brazil
paulo baguncia e a tropa maldita - olhos risonhos - s/t - discos mariposa
them - you got me good - them - happy tiger
erkin koray - istemem - s/t - no. 8
amon duul II - archangel's thunderbird - lemmingmania - revisited

markley - roger the rocket ship - a group - acid symposium
the liminanas - i'm dead - 7" - hozac
simon finn - very close friend/the courtyard - pass the distance - durtro/jnana
silver apples - you and i - s/t/contact - trc
dick domane - bad dream - mystic males - pet
the superfine dandelion - the other sidewalk - s/t - sundazed

jimmy jukebox - motorboat - kim fowley: outlaw superman - dionysus
four levels of existence - the village postman - s/t - lion
terry reid - tinker tailor - super lungs - emi
chunky - albatross - boobs - rpm
sam gopal - escalator - escalator - stable

the pretty things - old man going/loneliest person - s.f. sorrow - edsel

it was kind of a "favorite songs" thing...

― a more happy, spress-free life (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Sunday, 23 May 2010 21:31 (fifteen years ago)

great set.

― Trip Maker, Sunday, 23 May 2010 22:07 (fifteen years ago)

looks great!

― ian, Sunday, 23 May 2010 22:11 (fifteen years ago)

thanks dudes!

― a more happy, spress-free life (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Sunday, 23 May 2010 22:12 (fifteen years ago)

nine months pass...

This morning, on air, I changed the name of my show from "The Simple Things You See" (from the Who's "Substitute") to "My Violent Torpedo of Ambiguity and Equivocation" (from a dream I had).

― clemenza, Sunday, 20 March 2011 16:41 (fourteen years ago)

six months pass...

Radio show here for local college on http://ulfm.ulsu.ie/

blatant plug www.facebook.com/theidlehour

Poolside - Harvest Moon
PJ Harvey - The Words That Maketh Murder
Sultans of Ping FC - Give Him A Ball and A Yard of Grass
Half Man Half Biscuit - Twenty Four Hour Garage People
The Gun - Sunshine
Jay Reatard - Always Wanting More
The Contortions - Contort yourself
Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats - I'll Cut You Down
Turbonegro - The Age of Pamparius
REM - Laughing
Lana Del Rey - Video Games
Cornelius - Mic-Check
The Studio - Self Service
Keren Ann - My name is Trouble
Tussle - Flicker
Beck - Hollywood Freaks
Jimmy "Bo" Horne - Dance Across the Floor
Metronomy - The Look
Paul Simon - the Afterlife
Stephen Malkmus - Ramp of Death
Cass McCombs - County Line
Hot Chip - Keep Fallin'

― Michael B, Tuesday, 4 October 2011 20:48 (thirteen years ago)

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