Each week, the World of Wonder brings you a wide variety of music from different genres, focusing on fascinating sounds. Local drum-machinist Matt Davignon hosts, with occasional guest hosts from the Bay Area experimental music scene.
0:00:00) Opening Chimes 0:00:39) Susanna and the Magical Orchestra "Enjoy the Silence" from "Melody Mountain", 2006 0:04:07) Efterklang "Step Aside" from "Tripper", 2004 0:08:43) announcements 0:09:48) Kyaw Kyaw Naing "Seik Kyu Ahla (2)" from "Bang on a Can meets Kyaw Kyaw Naing", 2004 0:12:52) Bang on a Can All-Stars & Kyaw Kyaw Naing "Sein Ozi" from "Bang on a Can meets Kyaw Kyaw Naing", 2004 0:14:31) Front 242 "Art & Strategy" from "Geography", 1982 0:16:31) Morton Subotnick "4 Butterflies - Butterfly 3" from "Subotnick: Electronic Works 3", 1973 0:24:55) Mahmoud Ahmed "Tezeta" from "Ethiopiques Vol. 19: Alemye", originally 1974 0:37:21) announcements 0:39:03) Kaw Kyaw Naing "Ah Pay, Ah You (Give and Take)" from "Pat Waing: The Magic Drum Circle of Burma", 1998 0:40:04) Agitation Free "Kahn El Khalili" from "Malesch", 1972 0:45:39) Edzayawa "Adesa" from "Projection One", 1973 0:49:41) Tujiko Noriko "Empty" from "Make Me Hard", 2006 0:54:56) Zoviet France "Angel's Pin Number" from "Digilogue", 1996 1:00:06) announcements 1:00:56) Fred Frith "The Boy Beats the Rams" from "Gravity", 1980 1:05:54) Opera Wolf "Monad" from http://soundcloud.com/operawolf, 2012 1:10:53) Oumou Sangare "Iyo Djeli" from "Seya", 2009 1:17:25) Cluster "Rote Riki" from "Zuckerzeit", 1974 1:23:33) announcements 1:26:43) Miles Davis "He Loved Him Madly" from "Get Up With It", 1974 1:58:51) goodbye
The 101Ers "Keys To Your Heart" from "Elgin Avenue Breakdown (Revisited)" (LP) -- Happy 60th Birthday Joe Strummer The Clash "Complete Control" from "The Clash" (LP, Album, Private, 1977) on Epic (France) The Clash "London Calling" from "London Calling" (CD, Album, Private, 1979) on Epic (France) The Clash "I'm So Bored With The USA" from "The Clash" (LP, Album, Private, 1977) on Epic (France) Loose Lips "Kyle" from "Buttons: From Champaign To Chicago" (CD, 2012) on The Numero Group New The Great Unwashed "Obscurtiy Blues" from "Time To Go - The Southern Psychedelic Moment: 1981-86" (LP, 2012) on Flying Nun (New Zealand) Nervebreakers "Everything Right" from "Hijack the Radio" (CD, Rock, 2012) on Get Hip New Ty Segall "The Hill" from "The Hill - Single" (7 Inch, 2012) on Drag City (USA) Local, New Cheap Time "Typically Strange" from "Wallpaper Music" (LP, 2012) on In The Red (USA) New -- playing at The Hemlock Tavern Sat Oct 20 Evans The Death "Wet Blanket" from "Evans The Death" (LP, 2012) on Slumberland (USA) New THE SOUND "Words Fail Me" from "Jeopardy" (LP, 2012) on 1972 New -- originally from 1980 The Purple Hearts "You Can't Sit Down" from "Punkville" (CD) on Canetoad The Flakes "C'Mon And Swim" from "Back To School" (LP, 2005) on Dollar Record Records Local Lame Drivers "Demonzblood" from "Cruisin' Classics '03-'10, Vol. III" (CD, Rock, 2011) on Lame Drivers TV Ghost "Panic Area" from "Phantasm b/w Panic Area" (7 Inch, 2012) on Sweet Rot New Rat Columns "This Night Mocks Lovers" from "Sceptre Hole" (LP, 2012) on SmartGuy Records Local, New The Bats "Popgun" from "Popgun b/w Tell Me Why" (7 Inch, 2012) on Sing Sing New -- reissue from 1980 The Bags "SURVIVE" from "Dangerhouse Vol. 1" (LP, 1981) on Frontier Pins of Light "4112" from "II" (LP, 2012) on Alternative Tentacles (USA) Local, New Fury "Flying" from "Flying b/w" (7 Inch, 2012) on Hozac New -- featuring Sonny Vincent recorded in NYC 1972 Testors "Nice to Your Dog" from "New York City Punk Rock 1979" (LP) on Rave Up Dead Farmers "Bad Time" from "Go Home" (LP, 2011) on RIP Society (Australia) Spray Paint "Spock Fingers" from "Spock Fingers b/w Pink Pus" (7 Inch, 2012) on SS Records New Ben Gibbard "Friends In the City" from "Rated G.G." (7 Inch, 2012) on Best Show On WFMU New The Liminanas "SALVATION" from "Crystal Anis" (LP, 2012) on Hozac New Veronica Falls "My Heart Beats" from "My Heart Beats - Single" (7 Inch, 2012) on Slumberland (USA) New Lost Sounds "I Didn't Mean to Lose You" from "Lost Lost Demos, Sounds, Alternate Takes & Unused Songs" (CD, 2012) on Goner (USA) New White Manna "ACID HEAD" from "White Manna" (LP, Rock, 2012) on Holy Mountain New Normal Love "Grimy Super Soaker" from "Survival Tricks" (CD, Rock, 2012) on Ugexplode/Public Eyesore New The Intelligence "Evil Is Easy" from "Everybody's Got It Easy But Me" (LP, 2012) on In The Red (USA) New The Ricky C Quartet "TONIGHT" from "Small Species b/w Tonight" (7 Inch, 2012) on Rapid Pulse New Princess Die's "I'd Like To Drown The Queen" from "Trunk City Junk - Chicago After Hours 2003- 7"" (LP, 2012) on Hozac New Vigil-Anti "Reality (It's Laughing At You)" from "Not So Humdrum" (CD, 1984) on Aberrant Midnite Snaxxx "You Kill Me" from "You Kill Me EP" (7 Inch, 2012) on Goner (USA) Local, New Timmy's Organism "Cats On the Moon" from "Raw Sewage Roq" (LP, 2012) on In The Red (USA) New Battleship "PARASITE" from "Presents Princess" (CD, 2006) on On/On Switch Records Local The Blitz Boys "Eddy's New Shoes" from "Eddy's New Shoes b/w" (7 Inch, 2012) on Sing Sing New -- resissue from 1980 Bizarros "WITHOUT REASON" from "Complete Collection 1976-1980" (LP, Rock, 2012) on Windian Records New Cheater Slicks "Possession" from "Live Vol. 2" (LP, 2012) on Columbia Discount New Mrs. Magician "Don't Flatter Yourself" from "Strange Heaven" (LP, 2012) on Swami New Weird Dreams "House Of Secrets" from ""A Troubled See"/"House of Secrets" - Single" (7 Inch, 2012) on Tough Love Records New Meat Thump "FEEL GOOD" from "Box of Wine b/w Feel Good" (7 Inch, 2012) on Negative Guest List (Australia) New Whores "Mob Reality" from "Mob Reality b/w U.B.M." (7 Inch, 2012) on RIP Society (Australia) New Adrenalin "Rock 'N Roll Screamer" from "Cumz 'N Goes b/w Rock 'N Roll Screamer" (7 Inch, 2012) on Sing Sing New -- reissue from 1977 The Penetrators "Rock 'n' Roll Face" from "Teenage Lifestyle / Rock 'n' Roll Face - Single" (7 Inch, Rock, 2012) on Windian Records New -- originally from 1979 The Jerks "So Lifelike" from "Buttons: From Champaign To Chicago" (CD, 2012) on The Numero Group New Beavers "Unnamed (I call it "Let Her Go")" from "Unnamed (I call it "Let Her Go")" (CD, Single) Spiderbags "I'll Go Crazy" from "Shake My Head" (CD, 2012) on Odessa New Cheap Freaks "Nowhere To Go" from "Bury Them All" (LP, 2012) on Big Neck Records New The Clash "Clampdown" from "London Calling" (CD, Album, Private, 1979) on Epic (France)
If anyone personifies the word 'maven' it's DJ Carolyn. Her impeccable taste in punk, garage and rock has influenced Bay Area listeners for over two decades. A listener passionately sent in, 'she has always been the only DJ that matters. She finds music nobody else does, and it rocks!' Her dedication to the local scene goes beyond spinning the latest indie disc or old-school classic, to outright mentorship of fledgling talent. Catch her weekly show... and you'll find out why, when it comes to Bay Area rock, you've been served." -From SF Bay Guardian who awarded Carolyn as 2006's and 2008's Best DJ: Terrestrial Radio
Metal Mountains "Structures In the Sun" from "Golden Trees" (CD, 2011) on Amish Records -- 2011 Gus Arnheim & His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra "Out of Nowhere" from "Broadcasts of the West Coast Bands" (LP) on Take Two -- 1931 Aphex Twin "Fingerbib" from "Richard D. James Album" (CD, 1996) on Warp Records -- 1996 Ray Charles Singers "Sweet Little Mountain Bird" from "Slow 45" (7 Inch) on Command -- 1964 Nagisa Ni Te "Bramble" from "The Same As a Flower" (CD, Single, 2004) on Jagjaguwar -- 2004 Kemialliset Ystavat "Superhimmeli" from "UNTITLED" (LP, 2007) on Fonal Records -- 2007 Richard Youngs "Collapsing Stars" from "Beyond the Valley of Ultrahits" (LP, 2010) on Jagjaguwar -- 2010 King Crimson "Nuages (That Which Passes, Passes Like Clouds)" from "Three of a Perfect Pair" (CD, 1984) on Virgin (UK) -- 1984 Robyn "Stars 4Ever" from "Body Talk Pt. 1" (CD, Album, Private, 2010) on Island (UK) -- 2010 Siberian Folk Chorus "Oh, You Dark Night" from "Russian Folk Song" (LP) on Monitor (USA) -- 1958 Rachel's "Promenade" from "Music for Egon Schiele" (CD, 1996) on Quarterstick Records -- 1996 Ingrid Bergman "The Human Voice" from "The Human Voice" (LP) on Caedmon -- 1952 Perry Como "Magic Moments" from "Slow 45" (7 Inch) on RCA (Germany) -- 1958 Wounded Lion "Wyld Parrots" from "IVXLCDM" (CD, 2011) on In The Red (USA) -- 2011 Ulf Langheinrich "floating near the ground" from "Degrees of Amnesia" (CD, 1998) on Asphodel (USA) -- 1998 Belle and Sebastian "You Made Me Forget My Dreams" from "Lazy Line Painter Jane" (CD, 2000) on EMI Japan -- 2000 Material "Discourse" from "Discourse - Single" (7 Inch, 1981) on Celluloid -- 1981 Sandy Ewen, Damon Smith & Weasel Walter "Untitled (Pt. 6)" from "UNTITLED" (CD, 2012) on ugEXPLODE -- 2012 Queen "Killer Queen" from "Slow 45" (7 Inch, 1974) on Elektra -- 1974 Don Robertson "The Happy Whistler" from "Single" (7 Inch) on Capitol (USA) -- 1956 White Hills "Song Of Everything" from "Frying on this Rock (Deluxe Version)" (CD, 2012) on Thrill Jockey -- 2012 Rudy Vallee And His Connecticut Yankees "Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries" from "As Time Goes By" (2011) on Yesteryears -- 1931 Hafler Trio "Ceronmancy" from "Negentropy" (LP) on Anckarstrom -- 1994 Split Enz "I Got You" from "Slow 45" (7 Inch, 1979) on A&M (USA) -- 1979 Chris Marker "An Owl is an Owl is an Owl" from "Film" (Other) -- 1990 Beach House "WILD" from "Bloom" (CD, Album, Rock, 2012) on Sub Pop -- 2012 Johnny Maddox "The Crazy Otto" from "Single" (7 Inch) on Dot -- 1946 Crystal Castles "Crimewave" from "Crystal Castles II" (CD, 2010) on Last Gang -- 2010 Wazmo Nariz "Touchy Feeity People" from "The E.P." (7 Inch, 1979) on Fiction -- 1979
6-9 am The Stevil show is a moody collage of music that soothes and attacks your senses every Tuesday morning from 6 to 9 a.m. If music is the language of the heart, then the Stevil show is hieroglyphics on the caverns of the aorta.
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Kemialliset Ystavat "Merkkejä iholla" from "UNTITLED" (LP, 2007) on Fonal Records Henry Kaiser, Damon Smith & Weasel Walter "Second Stories" from "Plan Crash Album" (2009) on ugEXPLODE Steve Eto "Hot Rod Guitar" from "Steve Eto" (1998) on Universal (Japan) Melt-Banana "Moon Flavor" from "Teeny Shiny" (2000) on AZAP Blast "Hogh" from "A Sophisticated Face" (Rock, 1999) on Cuneiform Records Cul De Sac "The Bee Who Would Not Work (Bonus Track)" from "Cul de Sac: ECIM" (CD, 2006) on Strange Attractors Audio House Mazzy Star "Halah" from "She Hangs Brightly" (CD, Album, Rock, 1990) on Capitol Catalog (USA) Thee Oh Sees "Go Meet the Seed" from "Help" (LP, Album, Private, 2009) on In The Red (USA) Thee Oh Sees "I Need Seed" from "Castlemania" (LP, Album, Private, 2011) on In The Red (USA) Danielson Familie "Pottymouth" from "Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha)" (1998) on Tooth and Nail Dan Melchior "Blank Magic" from "Hello, I'm Dan Melchior" (2005) on Kulture Music Unlimited Davilla 666 "Basura" from "davilla 666" (2008) on In The Red (USA) The Plimsouls "Everyday Things" from "Children of Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the Second Psychedelic Era 1976-1996" (2005) on Rhino Marnie Stern "The Crippled Jazzer" from "This Is It and I Am It and You Are It and So Is That and He Is It and She Is It and It Is It and That Is That" (2009) on Mistletone Records The Memories Attack "Beautiful Sound" from "The Memories Attack" (2008) on Noyes Records Francis Bebey "Pygmy Divorce" from "Rough Guide To Yodel" (CD, Comp, World, 2006) on World Music Network Dual "Trample" from "Dual" (2001) on Quodlibet 17 Pygmies "Lazarus" from "Jedda By the Sea" (2010) on Trakwerx Vivien Goldman "Launderette" from "Disco Not Disco" (2007) on Strut Records GANG OF FOUR "You Don't Have To Be Mad" from "Content" (CD, Album, Rock, 2011) on Yep Roc Records Pussy Crush "Postcard" from "Tormenting The Emotionally Frail" (1994) on La-di-da Productions Still Caves "Static Lips" from "Static Lips" (2012) on Bandcamp Abe Vigoda "World Heart" from "7" Split with Mikaela's Fiend "Blanket" / "World Heart"" (2012) on Zum Records Lithops "Stratografic" from "Mound Magnet" (2006) on Thrill Jockey YoGa "Wagion" from "Megafauna" (2009) on Holy Mountain Public Image Ltd. "Poptones" from "Second Edition" (Rock, 1979) on Virgin UK (UK) Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros "All In A Day" from "Streetcore" (2003) on Hellcat XTC "Generals And Majors" from "Black Sea" (CD, Album, Rock, 2001) on Virgin UK (UK) UNKLE "On A Wire (featuring Elle J)" from "Where Did the Night Fall" (CD, Album, Rock, 2010) on Surrender All Ltd/RED The Dirtbombs "Cosmic Cars" from "Party Store" (CD, 2010) on In The Red (USA) Normal Love "Lend Some Treats" from "Survival Tricks" (CD, Rock, 2012) on Ugexplode/Public Eyesore Las Kellies "Adwenture" from "Kellies" (CD, Rock, 2011) on Fire (USA) DJ Food "All Covered In Darkness (Pt. 1)" from "The Search Engine" (2011) on Ninja Tune The Curious Mystery "Up In The Morning" from "We Creeling" (2011) on K Records Chop Chop "Steal Her In the Night" from "The Spark" (2011) on Archenemy Flight of the Conchords "If You're Into It" from "The Distant Future - EP" (CD, 2007) on Sub Pop Evolution Control Committee "Don't Let The Devil Blow Your Mind" from "All Rights Reserved" (CD, Album, 2011) on Seeland Beat Happening "INDIAN SUMMER" from "Jamboree" (CD, Album, Private, 1988) on 7e.p. Grampall Jookabox "Let's Go Mad Together" from "Ropechain" (2008) on Asthmatic Kitty
(1:45) Mr Curigula Pongle "Post-Pink Theme" (3:24) Cardiacs "Anything I Can't Eat" from "Heaven Born and Ever Bright" (6:55) Cabaret Voltaire "Red Mask" from "Red Mecca" (2:52) Joy Division "Incubation" from "Substance" (4:06) Front 242 "Rhythm of Time" from "Tyranny (For You)" (5:13) Microstoria "Fakeshift" from "Model 3, Step 2" (7:19) Shalmaneser "Reconstruction of Settlement At Dolni Vestonice" from "Feature Wars" (4:42) Lucio Menegon "The Descent of the Alchemist" from "Sonic Demons" (3:08) T.D. Skatchit & Company "Skatch Surveillance (feat. Jonathan Segel)" from "Skatch Surveillance" (16:48) Tangerine Dream "Phaedra" from "Phaedra" (9:31) ALIAS Chamber Ensemble, Gabriela Lena Frank & Matt Walker "Adagio para Amantani" from "Frank: Hilo; Danza de los Saqsampillos; Adagio para Amantani; Quijotadas" (11:37) Tom Djll "September 10 + 10" from "Spectral Parade" (2:02) William D Drake "The Rising of the Lights" from "The Rising of the Lights" (4:43) Grex "Be Jelly" from "Second Marriage: A Very Long Engagement" (10:09) Stellamara "Odam Kireç" from "The Golden Thread" (7:19) Sheila Chandra "ABoneCroneDrone 5" from "ABoneCroneDrone" (6:58) Rajna "Traoma" from "Black Tears" (4:12) Portishead "Mourning Air" from "Portishead" (6:32) Matthias Ziegler "BallAde" from "Uakti: New Music For Flute" (5:50) Yma Sumac "Taita Inti" from "Recital" (5:20) Aurora Josephson "Imaginary Paintings / Imaginary Frames" from "Cruxes" (4:11) Bettie Serveert "Totally Freaked Out" from "Lamprey" (5:09) Hot Rod "Tough" from "SpeedDangerDeath" (8:39) Knifeworld "Me to the Future of You" from "Buried Alone: Tales of Crushing Defeat" (3:50) Lackadaisy "Fisherman's Shadow" from "Still Life" (6:06) Slowdive "Spanish Air" from "Just for a Day" (4:27) Lush "Tiny Smiles" from "Spooky" (4:18) Oceansize "I Am The Morning" from "Effloresce" (1:45) Mr Curigula Pongle "Post-Pink Theme"
The Freakazoids "What Is a DJ?" from "12'" (12 Inch, Single, 2004) on ZOID (UK) The Ventures "Out Of Limits" from "The Ventures In Space" (LP, Album, 1965) on Liberty (USA) The End "DreamWorld" from "Introspection" (LP, 1968) on London (USA) Gershon Kingsley And The Moog Synthesizer "Hey, Hey" from "Music To Moog To" (LP, 1967) on Audio Fidelity (USA) Suns Of Arqa "Acid Tabla" from "Revenge of the Mozabites" (LP, World, 1979) on Rock Steady (UK) Underpass "Event" from "Multistorey EP" (12 Inch, EP, 2009) on Urban Planning (UK) Comateens "Pictures on a String" from "Pictures On A String" (12 Inch, Single, Other, 1983) on Virgin (UK) John Carpenter in Association with Alan Howarth "Still He Kills" from "Halloween II O.S.T." (LP, 1981) on Varesse Sarabande (USA) Ascii Disko "Dirty Filthy" from "Bliss EP" (12 Inch, EP, 2008) on Lado (Germany) Pyrolator "Inland 3" from "Inland" (LP, Album, Other, 1979) on Atatak (Germany) G.G.F.H. "Room 213" from "Reality" (12 Inch, EP, 1992) on Dreamtime (UK) Posthuman "Kitchen" from "EP" (12 Inch, EP, 2006) on Seed (UK) The Crawling Chaos "Trouty Hobin" from "Waqqas" (LP, 1985) on Foetus Products (UK) Elektrosmog "Enter the Dragon (Robot-Attack-Mix-2000)" from "Swiss Invader - EP" (2001) on Djax-Up-Beats Cybernetic Broadcasting System "CBS" from "CBS" (12 Inch, Single, 2008) on Viewlex (Holland) Yello "Haunted House" from "Haunted House" (12 Inch, Single, 1983) on Vertigo (Germany) Radio Free Europe "Adada" from "Radio Free Europe" (LP, 1983) on Armageddon (UK) Poetz "Feed Your Ears" from "split EP" (12 Inch, EP, 2000) on City Beat (Germany) The Folkswingers "Raga Rock" from "Raga Rock" (LP, 1967) on World Pacific (USA) Dick Hyman "Kolumbo" from "Moog The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman" (LP, Album, Private, 1969) on Moog Fluke "Setback" from "Risotto" (LP, 1996) on Circa (UK) Jega "Static, Post Mid Arc, Motion Math, Subdivision Surfaces" from "Geometry" (LP, 2000) on Planet Mu Szostek "Electronic Personae" from "Multiples EP" (12 Inch, EP, 1998) on Serottinen (USA) Der Plan "Geri Reig" from "Geri Reig" (LP, Single, 1980) on Atatak (Germany) Alexander Robotnick "In the Krypta 2" from "Krypta 1982 (Rare Robotnicks), Pt. 2" (LP, 2005) on Creme Organization (Holland) Martin Rev "Mari, Baby Oh Baby, Nineteen 86" from "Martin Rev" (LP, 1979) on Lust Unlust (USA)
Before there were recordings, music at home meant playing the piano; and before the inexpensive mass-produced piano, music at home meant gathering to play instruments together. With focus on the quartet, Room for four explores the music that was written not primarily to be performed for an audience, but to be played – for the players’ own enjoyment.
Finally, Dub Gabriel is launching a new weeekly radio show on KUSF! Dubbed (pun intended) RAGGABASS RADIO, the show will be debuting tonight on San Francisco’s Community Radio, KUSF in Exile and will run every Monday Night 9-10pm (pacific). Expect only the best in Bass Fueled Reggae, Dancehall, Dub & Electronica!
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1. Harvey K-Tel & Snorkie- Babylon Bop (Ramones Mash-up) 2. Schlachthofbronx- ayah so nice 3. Baauer- Harlem Shake 4. TURNTABLE DUBBERS/SEBSKI feat TOP CAT- I Like Your Style (Warrior One remix) 5. Deadbeat- Steady As A Rock 6. Skarra Mucci- Greater Than Great (Dirty Skank Beats remix) 7. Indigenous Resistance- Warriors Dub 8. Scientist- Steppers 9. Mikey Dread- Love The Dread 10. Blackbeard- Electrocharge 11. Black Chow- Danger (Version) 12. El Fata- Dancehall Girls 13. Stereotyp feat. Cutty Ranks- Un-Named Exclusive 14. Cutty Ranks- Dutty Six Pack 15. Dr. Israel- The Doctor vs. The Wizard 16. Bill Laswell & Style Scott- Fourth Column
Polka Fetish is a weekly 1 Hour blast of polka music brought to you by djs Schmeejay, Cactus, Jacob, and Masha. Polka from all over the world is presented with all the gemutlichkeit we can muster.
Caught UP! with The Chair Sunday 8/19/12 10PM-Midnight KUSF-In-Exile
Don’t Leave Me This Way- Thelma Houston Let’s Dance- Bombers II Funk Rings- Ursula Phone Line- Fatima and Funkeneven Child Of The Sun- Piranahead featuring Craig Huckaby Love Has Come Around- Donald Byrd & 125th Street NYC Slippery People- The Staple Singers Lost In Music- Sister Sledge Billy Who?- Billy Frazier Teddy Bear- Michael Sterling Chameleon- Schoolhouse Funk Ridin’ High- Faze-O Ponta De Areia- Wayne Shorter and Milton Nascimento
No Under On The Ground- The Visitors 212- Azealea Banks A Shade Shady- RuPaul! My Heart Skips A Beat- Cover Girls Keep On Dancing- Gary’s Gang (Todd Terje re-edit) Something Always Happens- The Art Of Noise Runaway Love- Linda Clifford Living On The Ceiling- Blancmange Leke Pahla Pahla Pyar- Asha Bosle Faking The Funk- Main Source Constant Surprises- Little Dragon Claire De Lune- Sounds Galactic
An incendiary journey into the kool depths of humanity's collective unconscious like sol blending lights 'round planets of discontent'. A red glare of bubbling eclectic esoteric over ground soundscapes...
Insomnium – Ill-Starred Son Spectral – Tank Attack Dalriada – Hajdútánc Ivenberg – Levande Helvete Odious – Poems Hidden on Black Walls Scarab – Ankh Vintersorg – Ödemarkens Son Sear Bliss – There Is No Shadow Without Light
Hello all! My name is Andrew Noerr, and I am a DJ here on KUSF in Exile. I am a sophmore at the University of San Francisco, and I have always been interested in radio/TV broadcasting. Because of that, I chose to be a media studies major. Music and sports are my main interests, and music is what I am pursuing on the radio side.
I have a show on KUSF in Exile titled "Swamphell", and my name on the air is DJ Swamplord. The show airs from 1-2 a.m. late Saturday nights/Sunday mornings, and it actually is a very intense heavy metal show! I feel that it works well airing right before the famous Rampage Radio show that airs from 2-8 a.m. My focus is to shed light on the many great foreign bands on the metal scene, which also means that I will not be playing many bands from the United States. The genres that I play are 50% folk metal and 50% a combination of black and death metal. A fun thing I do for this show is that I am willing to play metal from all around the world, as metal is actually a very prevalent genre of music in many areas. One can realize this if they tune in to my show, so support me and give this a chance! Thanks for all the support!
"A program in English about music and culture of Turks, with a summary of newsworthy developments,"
Ahmet Toprak, Ates Murat Temeltas, Fuad Tokad
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Singer - Album and/or song -------------------------------------- Selda Bağcan - Bir Daha Gel Samsun'dan Erkin Koray - Meçhul Yeni Türkü - Eyvallah Leman Sam - Nereye Kadar Pinhani - Bana Hediye Ozan Çolakoğlu - Aşk Gitti Bizden (singer: Tarkan) Ozan Çolakoğlu - Ben Yanmışım (singer: Ajda Pekkan) Sıla - Acısa da Öldürmez Kurtalan Ekspres - Dönence (singer: Teoman) Can Atilla - Cariyeler ve Geceler Enoch Light and His Orchestra - İstanbul (1963 album) Ajda Pekkan - Nasılsın, İyi misin? (1975 single) Kesmeşeker - Atlar Dönmedi Özlem Tekin - Kimse Bilmez Hayko Cepkin - Sandık Hayko Cepkin - Yol Gözümü Dağlıyor Şebnem Ferah - Bugün (live) Mustafa Sandal - Ego Hadise - Biz Burdayız Pinhani - Beni Unutur musun? Nil Karaibrahimgil - Hakkında Herşeyi Duymak İstiyorum Mor ve Ötesi - Sor Replikas - Bir Ayrılık Bir Yoksulluk Bir Ölüm Barış Manço - Ölüm Allahın Emri (1972 single)
A Crossroads for all things new of interest to the French speaking community. Featuring new music, life style, cultural events and interviews. Program is hosted both in French and English. Keep up-to-date with Franco Fun: Twitter francofun, blog address francofun.wordpress.com, or email farikusf (@) yahoo.com
Cultural News and Music from the French Speaking Community. Featuring interviews with French speaking personalities, special guests, and new music. Broadcast in French, hosted by the French Cultural Services; this program is sponsored by the French American Cultural Society.
Personal Growth and development specialist Dr. Tom Polcari brings aboard topics that are too hot to handle by other stations. Regular listeners weekly come from every age, sex, and ethnic background. The music will consistently surprise and delight. Producer and host, Dr. Tom Polcari.
PLAYLIST
Ella Jenkins: The Hi-de-ho Man
Nino Rota: 8 1/2 Theme
INTERVIEW
1992 prerecorded excerpt of an interview with Remy Charlip, author, choreographer, dancer, and close personal friend of Cage and Lou Harrison on KPFA-FM, Charles Amirkhanian’s Morning Concert Series, for the John Cage Memorial Program Upon His 80th Birthday (September 4). Cage had passed away a few weeks earlier on September 5, 1992. This audio is part of the Other Minds Audio Archive from the Internet Archives.
Meredith Monk: Gotham Lullaby
Lou Harrison: Concerto for Pipa with String Orchestra I Double Concerto
1984 MOCA Los Angeles Radio Program, The Territory of Art: 10 Imaginary Dances by Remy Charlip. Curated by Julie Lazar, founding Curator then Director of Experimental Programs for The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (1981-2000)
Gabriella Ferri: Sempre
Klaus Nomi: Samson And Delilah (Aria)
Joe Goode Performance Group: Excerpt of a talk given by Joe Goode “The Felt Experience” at SF Camerawork on his performance installation “The Reconditioning Room” (1990)—commissioned by Capp Street Project (joegoode.org)
A reading from Remy’s book FORTUNATELY (1964)
Robin Rimbaud (Scanner): Fravaer from The Garden Is Full Of Metal, Homage to Derek Jarman
Nino Rota: Amarcord Theme
American born in 1929, and San Francisco-based since 1989 writer, choreographer, designer, and teacher REMY CHARLIP grew up in Brooklyn, NY, devoting his youth to investigating the performing, literary, and graphic arts. He studied design at New York’s Cooper Union School, but became part of American dance history when he attended North Carolina’s Black Mountain College. In that experimentalism, Remy became one of the founding members of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, and remained with the company for 11 years, as both dancer, and set and costume designer, succeeded by Robert Rauschenberg. Remy, also a member of The Living Theatre directed plays for the Judson Poet’s Theater and the National Theater for the Deaf. In 1958, he co-founded the Paper Bag Players, a children’s theater company that is the longest- running troupe of its kind and also served as the head of the Children’s Theater and Literature Department at Sarah Lawrence College. A vast number of Remy’s fans were children who encountered him through his books for young people. There are 38 of them, suffused with fanciful prose, clever line drawings and enchanting sense of color. They range from “David’s Little Indian” (1956) to “A Perfect Day” (2007) which suggests that the perfect day does not have to be anything other than ordinary—one book, Fortunately, has been in print for 48 years. Remy won many book awards, including three New York Times Best Illustrated Books of the Year citations and several have been translated into French, Italian, and Japanese. In the dance world, Remy is remembered for his new form of choreography “Air Mail Dances” a method that grew from his work with the National Theater for the Deaf. They began in 1971 when a dancer requested a work and Remy, then living in Paris, sent her a series of postcards of figures drawn in various positions. Performers who received the drawings were free to dance them in any order and to supply their own transitions. In this way, he felt, dancers were part of the creative, as well as the recreative process. Remy proved a ubiquitous, mentor figure on the Bay Area modern dance scene. He regularly attended experimental dance concerts and was supportive of young choreographers. He was an artistic adviser to the performance art group, Contraband, in its infancy, and has collaborated with modernist Margaret Jenkins, Axis Dance Company, Oakland Ballet, and Joanna Haigood, among many others. Remy was honored with two Village Voice Obie awards, and a six-month residence in Kyoto, Japan as part of the Japan-US Commission on the Arts. He received a Sustained Achievement Award for his 20 years as choreographer, teacher and mentor in the Bay Area dance community in 2007 and the SFBG Lifetime Achievement Goldie with a focus on dance in 2001. Recently Remy was the model for Brian Selznick’s drawings of pioneer filmmaker George Méliès in Selznick’s novel, “The Invention of Hugo Cabret,” the basis for the Scorsese’s film, “Hugo.”
For more information on REMY CHARLIP
www.montalvoarts.org/agency/remy_charlip
AGENCY: The Work of Artists, 2009. Montalvo Arts Center’s arts initiative exploring themes of interdependence through artworks that address a wide array of topics including: family, immigration, the environment, cultural memory, the continuing cold war, the influence of faith, and the shifting narratives of globalism. Curated by Julie Lazar.
Queer Cultural Center Commission: www.queerculturalcenter.org/Remy/SleepyTime.html
SFMOMA Open Space: blog.sfmoma.org/2010/12/collection-rotation24 Check your local library for Remy Charlip’s books, and more...
INTERNATIONAL SANDWICH a weekly show where kusf-in-exile dj's dig deep into sounds, songs & grooves from across the globe.
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MASTER MUSICIANS OF JOUJOUKA, boujeloud al boudadi ELEWEDU OF EGEGE, boys & girls FRANCIS BEBEY, tumu pakara unknown, matondoni wedding (v/a "africa witchcraft & ritual music") MANNA DEY, haere main to prem diwana AHMAD ZAHIR, laily laily PAAVOHARJU, ursulan uni MICHEL DELPECH, et paul chantait FRANCOISE HARDY, des ronds dans l'eau / il n'y a pas d'amour herbeux VESA-MATTI LOIRI, 4 + 20 COL. ALI-NAQI VAZIRI, tar solo in avaz esfahan of the great radif MASTER HAGIWARA, shin takasago LIJADU SISTER, osupa I CHABA FADELA, dja yadhak OMAR SOULEYMAN, lansob sherek GROUP BOMBINO, issitchilane DORI CAYMMI, berimbau SYLVIE-ANNE, un tours dehors (canada 1970) MARIE LAFORET, marie douceur - maire colere MULATU ASTATKE, mascaram setaba PRINCE JAMMY, saturn bombardment EBENEZER OBEY, ijebu GROUP DOUEH, zaya koum KALAMBYA SISTERS, katelina YELLE, mal poli MANU DIBANGO, pata piya
Your Parents / "First I Look at the Purse" {live in Broad Ripple}
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Louis Jordan / "Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens"
Kelis (featuring David Guetta) / "Acapella"
Daddy Maxfield / "Rave and Rock"
Goddard High School Stage Band / "Fire" {under back-announce}
My show is called Double Mocha, because it goes from slow and sleepy at 8 a.m. to moving and jittery by 9, every Saturday morning. It's strong and stimulating, but still sweet. It's extremely freeform, though it's mostly 20th Century music, from the 20s to the 90s. Also featured are artists and songs associated with San Francisco and California, drawing not only on official recordings, but also from my own deep stash of demo tapes, rehearsal and live recordings, plus all kinds of other sounds, voices, noises and audio environments from the past 100 years. With your host, DJ Junglebook.
p.s. - You can even follow me on Pinterest! http://pinterest.com/halfbeat/ And if that's just not enough Junglebook, I also program a tiny online TV station called www.HalfBeat.com , with three channels spinning out tons of entertainment without your having to lift a finger.
An eclectic warp through time, encompassing the best on and off the charts sounds. From the present to the far past and back again. Take the journey with us!
Producer, Eli Moss Hosts, JD Smith, Sneeze Limbo, Eli Moss, The Owl, The Heat, Prem, Bodacious Brenda, and Amper Dan.
The Friday Night Session August 17th 2012. Hosted by Cez. Exclusive guest mix from Pat Les Stache. Shortcircles - Remember Me (Plug Research) Shigeto - Huron River Drive (Ghostly International) B. Bravo & Teeko - More Than Just A Dream (download) Anchorsong - Hit The Bottom (Tru Thoughts) Chief - Scanner Ressurection (Bastard Jazz) Com Truise - Colorvision (Ghostly International) Mala - Calle F (Brownswood) Cooly G - What The World Needs Now (Hyperdub)
Exclusive guest mix from Pat Les Stache. See www.thesportofselection.com for mix tracklist. MonkeyRobot - Basement Infusion (Bastard Jazz) Marbert Rocel - I Wanna (Compost) Chrissy Murderbot - Friendship (Legowelt remix) (Halo Cyan) Om Unit - Ulysses (Civil Music) Robot Koch & Rain Dog - Never Will (download) Deepchord - Spring Melt (Soma)
The Friday Night Session is a Bay Area institution with a loyal following both locally and worldwide. Playing a consistantly vibrant selection of electronic music the show jumps the lines between contemporary and vintage sounds from around the globe. Co-hosts Tomas and Cez join Andrew Jervis in a weekly adventure into the world of house, hip hop, down-tempo, dubstep, disco, soul, jazz, rare groove, dub, Afrobeat, Brazilian, funk, and psych between 10 p.m. and 12 midnight on Fridays. The show often features exclusive unreleased cuts, DJ mixes from around the world, guests and ticket giveaways to local events. Established in 1996 by Andrew Jervis (Ubiquity Records), it was the radio first show in the Bay Area to play acts like Massive Attack and Portishead. Over the years guests on the show have included BBC DJ Gilles Peterson, Kruder and Dorfmeister, 4Hero, TM Juke, Alice Russell, Spiritual South, Kirk Degiorgio, Koop, Vadim, Windsurf, Jimpster, Fauna Flash, Skylab, King Britt, Nobukazu Takemura and Tim “Love” Lee. The show continues to support local and international genre-busting artists
Shoestring Radio Theatre was founded in 1988 by its producer, San Francisco writer Monica Sullivan. The independent company specializes in producing original works by gifted contemporary artists as well as new adaptations of traditional favorites (www.shoestring.org). In 1998, Monica Sullivan and Shoestring Radio Theatre received a Certificate of Merit for Radio Drama Production from the National Federation Of Community Broadcasters Golden Reel Awards.
Movie Magazine International provides an entertaining and informative look at the Bay area film scene. It offers in-depth reviews of new features, reports on older re-discovered treasures, & interviews with the men & women behind the cameras. (www.shoestring.org) Producer Monica Sullivan is the author of “Videohound's Independent Film Guide”, First and Second Editions.
After doing various radio Specials the past year I was asked by KUSF in Exile in San Francisco to host a weekly program every Friday night at 7PM Pacific time. The first show aired on OCT 28 and featured UK Psychedelic Rock & Acid Folk 1968-1970. The programs focus will be highly eclectic with music played ranging the spectrum of sound and styles. I began Eurock as an FM radio program in California in 1971. Now after 40 years I have come full circle to begin again a new musical adventure. Tune in, Listen & Enjoy every Friday night!
The Hook or Crook Radio Hour is 60 minutes of digitized air where the odd and the outre suck face with the pure crystallized godhead of rock n roll, country, RnB and more from the 1930s to today.
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intro (Pass the chutney- The Sadies) 1. The Kind Of Girl I Could Love (Alternate Mix)- The Monkees 2. Come On- Wynn Stewart 3. Sizzling Hot- Dean Carter 4. Lovin' Up A Storm- Jerry Lee Lewis 5. Diggy Liggy Lo- Jimmy C. Newman 6. Heel And Toe Polka- Mance Lipscomb 7. Dime (Tell Me)- Freddy Fender 8. Ballad of Thunder Road- Robert Mitchum 9. I Got Loaded- The Cadets 10. I'm High Again- Bo Diddley break (Frog Hop- Earl Hooker) 11. Yummy Love- Lancelot Link & the Evolution Revolution 12. Bless You- The Devil Dogs 13. Black Cat Bone- The Joneses 14. 54/40 Or Fight (Live)- Dead Moon 15. Urban guerilla- Hawkwind 16. Lo-End Buzz- The Chrome Cranks 17. Nervous Guy- Icky Boyfriends 18. I'll Change My Style- Half Japanese 19. What's Your Sign Girl- Alex Chilton 20. This Could Go On Forever- tav falco & the unapproachable panther burns 21. Love Me- Bedazzled OST signoff (Paper Ladies- Gallon Drunk)
oshun - rattle of life don cherry - complete communion
the stooges - 1969 red sparrowes - a brief moment of clarity broke through the deafening hum but it was too late l.u.n.a.r. revolt - get out of my life
sonic youth - pink steam lumerians - gaussian castles glenn jones - the wanting plankton wat - islands
the litter - journeys high tide - futilist's lament chubby checker - my mind comes from a high place muddy waters - crosseyed cat
carlton melton - diggin in kriedler - new earth porest - ofek down the intelligence - i hear depression lee scratch perry - underground root
bear in heaven - warm water moonface with siinai - quickfire i tried mincemeat or tenspeed - infinite girlfriend
zao - montreal
the sea and cake - covers giant sand - slag heap sao paulo underground - colibri blockhead - meet you at tower records
PRINCE, paisley park ROXY MUSIC, love is the drug THE CLASH, look here LOWER DENS, candy BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE, helpless DOLLY PARTON, when someone wants to leave/living on memories of you HOTBOX, do you wanna lover MARY J. BLIGE, just fine N.Y.C PEECH BOYS, life is something special MICHAEL JACKSON, scream louder (flyte tyme remix) HERBIE HANCOCK, motor mouth DAM-FUNK, burn straight thru u ARTHUR RUSSELL, let's go swimming DEAD CAN DANCE, children of the sun VIRGINA ASTLEY, love's a lonely place to be COCTEAU TWINS, the itchy glowbo blow YOKO ONO, dogtown KATE BUSH, there goes a tenner STEVIE NICKS, gate and garden NITE JEWEL, one second of love JORGE BEN, taj mahal FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA & ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM, i concentrate on you THE NEW DAWN, there's a new dawn GABOR SZABO & BOBBY WOMACK, breezin --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- interview/guest dj set with chris fallon (partisan gallery/magazine) CAT STEVENS, was dog a doughnut PAUL MCCARTNEY, frozen jap CHINA CRISIS, gift of freedom TUXEDOMOON, you JERRY HARRISON, slink WALTER STEDING, secret spy EURYTHMICS, belinda THE BEST BITS, how do you know when i'm peaking
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