1st Hour
2nd Hour
So it's three weeks into the crisis and once again I am podcasting in my room at more or less the same time my radio show would normally commence.
I don't think I need to say too much about this week's apocalyptic podcast, it kinda speaks for itself.
Thanks to all who are donating, attending events, and keeping up on kusf-archives.com, savekusf.org, etc.
The next SAVEKUSF event will be a DJ night at VERTIGO (on polk street across from hemlock) with myself, Moondoggie, and Terry Dactyl, and some nice people with info, t shirts and hats, petitions, and a jar for donations. No cover.
Here's the playlist:
HOUR ONE:
ty segall - live in front of city hall 02/01/11
the aggregation - city of toys and games
steve carlisle - theme from wkrp
psa/montage
g.i.s.m. - endless blockades for the pussyfooter
sidney crooke - march of the ants (+ talk break)
commercials
the cure - fire in cairo
desperate bicycles - a can of lemonade
television personalities - look back in anger
andre previn - executive party (+ montage)
chinese song (unknown)
the seeds - pictures and designs
the peanut butter conspiracy - dark on you now
beast - when we rise
polmo polpo - requiem for a fox
flying lizards - money (+ montage)
HOUR TWO:
pro radio spot
bonnie koloc - guilty of rock and roll
gene ammons - jungle strut
leadbelly - bourgeois blues
lightnin' hopkins - please don't quit me
link wray - run chicken run
pierre henry - psyche rock (chopped up by coldcut and hex)(+ talk break)
psychomania ost - riding free
the carrie nations - sweet talking candy man
sublime - smoke two joints/we're only gonna die for our arrogance
the nu people - i'd be nowhere today
beacon street union - may I light your cigarette?
led zeppelin - communication breakdown
finch - scars on the ego (+ montage)
trans am - armed response (+ montage)
the living strings - i'm not your stepping stone (+ talk break)
Highlight the need for donations. Were 3/5 there and will need the dough by this time next week.
City Hall final meeting on Tuesday
For 33 years KUSF was an essential voice on the Bay Area FM airwaves. It featured unusually diverse, cutting edge music and a broad range of cultural programming not heard elsewhere on the dial. The university abruptly pulled the plug on the station under a $3.75 million deal that transfers KUSF's 90.3 FM frequency to classical music station KDFC, just purchased by a University of Southern California-controlled nonprofit. KDFC's old frequency, 102.1, is being taken over by rock station KUFX.
The move is part of a larger deal that still requires Federal Communications Commission approval. The organization saveKUSF is fighting to block the sale of the broadcasting rights to 90.3fm.
The university plans to make KUSF an online-only entity. KUSF enjoyed a mix of students and volunteers from the community. Community volunteers will not have a role with the on-line KUSF.
For up-to-date information and how you can help block the sale, here are several links:
SaveKUSF
Facebook Page
KUSF Archives"
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