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.
1. Badawi Quintet- Jihad Remix 2. Brain Damage- Fenêtres (Featuring Mohammed El Amraoui) 3. The Spaceape, Martyn- Is This Insanity? - Ben Klock Mix 4. The Bug- Live & Learn (Ft. Paul St. Hilaire) 5. Dub Specialist- Queen Of The Rub 6. Henry & Louis- Every Time 7. Jah Shaka & Vivian Jones- Ites Gold & Green & Rainbow Dub Selection Mix 8. Twilight Circus Dub Sound System- The Ride 9. African Headcharge- Run Come See 10. Stereotyp with Al'Haca- Me Na Joke 11. High Tone- Do Be Dub Addict
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.
Tumba Swing “Rabat” from Solo Y Mal Acompañado Katsurei “Kakumei” from Hoshi wo Miru Echo Twin “Night and Day” from All of the Red Local Outer Space Heaters “Space Cowboy” from PDX A-Go-Go JFA “The Day Walt Disney Died” from JFA Boxcar Satan “Fade Out” from Trouble All Its Own (Rock, 2008) on Dogfingers Recordings Chef Menteur “Pointu” from We Await Silent Tristero's Empire (2005) on Backporch Revolution
INTERVIEW: CARL WATSON, author, Backwards the Drowned Go Dreaming
The Spyrals “Save Yourself” from The Spyrals (Rock, 2012) on inside the moon Human Toys “We Deserve It” from Eiskalt Los Sinners “Rebelde Radioactivo” from Mas Rock and Roll
BERT JANSCH: Daybreak ESPERS: Rosemary Lane ALASDAIR ROBERTS: I Had A Kiss Of The King's Hand THE MEMORY BAND: Come Write Me Down FAIRPORT CONVENTION: Doctor Of Physick INCREDIBLE STRING BAND: Maya
WOODY HERMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ebony Concerto FRED VAN EPS: Raggin' The Scale CHRIS BRENNER: Driving Around And Crying CASSETTEBOY: Inferno 1816 (Go On The Blue Dog) CHOCOLATE SNOW: Inflation LADY ANN: Informer EDNARDO E O PESSOAL DO CEARA: Ingazeiras INTOMBI ZEPHEPHA: Ingoina Le Nyathi
THE COOKIES: Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby) SKEETER DAVIS: I Can't Stay Mad At You EARL-JEAN: I'm Into Something Good DIXIE CUPS: Gee The Moon Is Shining Bright JACKIE DeSHANNON: Breakaway
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE: Moon Jock ANIMAL COLLECTIVE: New Town Burnout DEERHOOF: Marios' Flaming Whiskers III Out Now DEERHOOF: Fete D'Adieu LACE CURTAINS: High Fantasy HANNE HUKKELBERG: The Time And I And What We Make DYLAN SHEARER: Cutting Through FOXYGEN: Why Did I Get Married? THE FRESH & ONLYS: Wanna Do Right By You
HONEY CONE: Want Ads THE MONKEES: P.O. Box 9847 THE SUPERNATURALS: Robot Song ABBA: Two For The Price Of One
JAMES BROWN: Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
WINGS: Mumbo WIZZARD: Meet Me At The Jailhouse THE MOVE: Don't Mess Me Up ELVIS PRESLEY: Treat Me Nice ELVIS PRESLEY: Too Much EDDIE COCHRAN: 20 Flight Rock
DANNY HUTTON: Roses And Rainbows THREE DOG NIGHT: Dreaming Isn't Good For You
JAN GARBAREK/KJELL JOHNSON- Syn STARVING WEIRDOS- Periods MIKEL ROUSE BROKEN CONSORT- Winter In Wyoming MOEBIUS/TIETCHENS- Yes, Yes COIL- The Hills Are Alive KREIDLER- Big Eden KIT WATKINS- Elements KITARO- Astral Trip JOHANNES SCHMOELLING- Zeit APHEX TWIN- 7 ILPO- 11 PIVOT- O Soundtrack My Heart LIF- Daudi LIF- Eftir Lifid SANDY DILLON- Shoreline HAJIME TACHIBANA- There's No Disappointment In Jesus EVANGELISTA- In Animal Tongue ENABLERS- The Reader FRANK ZAPPA- Broken Hearts Are For Assholes CLEANERS FROM VENUS- Urban Jungle SAVAGE REPUBLIC- Exodus ARTERY- The Clown SYD EWART- The Kursk ROBERT PREVITE- The Arrival MINIMIAL COMPACT- Clockbird WAITING FOR BARDOT- Voice Of U.K. DOUGLAS VASEY- Be Seeing You JUNKBOY- Dr. Rendezvous LE DENTAL ORCHESTRA- Penda
Pink Floyd : One of These Days Todd Rundgren : Love is the Answer Andy Williams : I Can't Take My Eyes Off of You Autolux : High Chair Spirea X : Confusion in my Soul Swans : Mother of the World Grizzly Bear : Central and Remote
Hall & Oates:::::::ROCKBLOCK Say it isn't SO Man on a Mission Don't Blame it on Love Family Man
Petula Clark : Cut Copy Me Raconteurs : Level (Live) Chavez : Pentagram Ring Incubus : Wish You Were Here Pylon : Stop it Cat Power : Cherokee Okay : O.K. Enon : Diamond Raft North American Oscillation : Ritual Brendan Benson : Between Us Elliott Smith : The Assassin Swans : The Wolf Twink : The Nearest Star Brendan Benson : Sittin' Pretty Hall & Oates : Private Eyes Witchypoo " Homily Enon : Matters Grey King Crimson : Thrak Foibles : Prison Riots are a Gas Echo & The Bunnymen : Think I Need it, too Tune-yards : Real Live Flesh Amanda Palmer : The Killing Type Dethklok : Laser Cannon Death Sentence Joe South : Hush Stranger Than Fiction (Elliott Smith) : The Machine Harry Nilsson : Gotta Get Up Seven Storey Mountain Mashup (I may be killed for this) Seven Storey Mountain : New Day
Caught UP! with The Chair Sunday 9/9/12 10 PM-Midnight
Keep That Same Old Feeling- Side Effect Leave A Light In My Window- Eruption Evil- Earth Wind & Fire Flowers- Emotions Tango Hustle- Kay-Gees 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Blow Your Whistle- Gary Toms Empire Can’t Stop Grooving Right Now, Wanna Do It Some More- B. T. Express Way Out- Steve Arrington What You See Is What You Get- Dramatics Garden Of The Moon- Dennis Coffey Quiet Village- The Ritchie Family
Candy Man- Mary Jane Girls I’m An Indian Too- Don Armando’s Second Avenue Rhumba Band Rhythm Makers- Zone Always There- Ronnie Laws Soul Power ‘74- Maceo Too Late- Junior Girls (French)- Moments Do You Have The Time? (S.K.A.T.T.)- The Younghearts (Not Just) Knee Deep- Funkadelic Dance Across The Floor- Jimmy ‘Bo” Horne Dazz- Brick The Stopper- Cutty Ranks (Dorfmeister Dub)
By the late 1950s, stereo recording was going full stop. To promote this panoramic revolution, record dealers relied on demo discs featuring sound effects, field recordings, and talented artists of the day, all recorded in glorious ³stereo-orthophonic² high fidelity. Tune in to experience full-dimensional stereodiscs in glorious ³Dynamica The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow.² Anything may happen including multiple audio frequencies, ping-pong matches, Dinah Washington, Jet Set at the Discotheque, Les Baxter, and more. Headphones are optional. With Stereo Steve, Lisa McElroy, Alan Korn, and John Hughes
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...
"Disabilty and Senior News Report" is a show produced and hosted by persons with disabilities (pwd's) and seniors. We report on a wide range of topics touching the lives of pwd's and seniors. Our guests include state and federal legislators, physicians who offer unique services, programs/services for our mutual communities, changes in the law/regulations-and our mailbag shows. Producer Maggie Dee Assoc. Producer, Patrick Connally
Valuatir – Le Prix des Têtes The Stranded – Sulphur Crown Dark Forest – Like Towers They Reach To The Sky Дрыгва – Мацi Вужоу (Drygva – Mother of Enhydris) Oathean – Beyond the Memories I Lost TERRORMIGHT – Slight Misconception Catuvolcus – À La Poursuite Des Vents Wyrd – Loitsulaulu
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!
PLAYLIST
Selections by GARY FEMBOT GREGERSON and GWENAËL RATTKE
Hit Movies: Puce Moment
Berlin: Wayne County & The Electric Chairs
Salon de Musique: Su Tissue
Ask Cicegi: Mavi Isiklar
ISTANBUL 70: Erkin Koray “Cemalim” Baris K edit
Krysmopompas: Edgar W. Froese/Krysmopompas from Kamikaze 1989
I Need Somebody to Love Tonight: Sylvester
Neuköln: David Bowie
I Live In The Springtime: Lemon Drops
Whatever Happened to the Seven Day Week: Bella And Me
Holiday Maker (Unseen TV Performance): Kaleidoscope (UK)
Joy-Riding: Monica West / Roland Grand A STAROCK/SFTV Production
Sister Watch Yourself: The Mirettes
Solid Life: Frank Chickens Get Chickenized
Homesick/Heimweh: Christiane F
A Puce Moment: Lazily Spun INTERVIEW
Dj Margaret is joined in conversation with artist GWENAËL RATTKE from Berlin who is currently artist-in-residence for his third upcoming solo exhibition with Romer Young Gallery San Francisco, opening Friday September 14, and filmmaker extraordinaire GARY FEMBOT GREGERSON on their current projects, practice, travels, and music.
Artist GWENAËL RATTKE grew up in both France and Germany. Rattke works in collage, silkscreen, photography and Xerox graphics. For most of his teenage years, he was producing DIY fanzines, flyers and graphics in the Berlin punk community. Rattke began his queer punk zine, Easily Grossed Out, in the early 1990s. Issues were initially published from Rennes, France, and then later from the US. The zine featured interviews with bands such as Christ on a Crutch and Capitalist Casualties. Rattke’s collage works borrow from the visual codes of the 1960s and 1970s; the works are intricate, ornamental and excessive, and present “an imagined past life with beauty and sexual freedom.” Rattke’s work has been exhibited at Galerie Knoth & Krueger, Exile Projects, and Arratia Beer, Berlin, Skol, Montreal (2002); YYZ Artists’ Outlet, Toronto, and New Langton Arts, Romer Young galleries in San Francisco. He graduated in Communication Studies (film) from Concordia University, Montreal in 1997. He is represented by Romer Young Gallery, San Francisco. In his upcoming exhibition of new works at Romer Young Gallery, Gwenaël will present a series of new silk screens and paper-based collages created from his collection of visual material—long culled from old publications, papers and books, old magazines, found photos, and record covers. Although drawing from a collection of references, preoccupations, thoughts and art, the great inspiration for this exhibition began on a recent trip to Lebanon where the artist visited the Jeita Grotto outside of Beirut. Situated only a few miles outside of the bustling capital, the caves run 4 miles deep into the mountain and contain some of the world’s oldest and biggest stalactites. In these caves the artist discovered a structure both physical and spiritual that gave shape to his ideas in both form and content. Dark and silent, the sculptural forms inspired awe and reverence and offered a kind of meditative, transformative retreat from the world. Caves have often been symbolic of new life, creativity, warmth, safety, as well as the unconscious mind. For Rattke, the caves inspired a shelter from the rapidity of life, a place to step back and recharge, a place to ‘reconnect with what is “us” and reflect on what is “our” purpose.’ In a world increasingly globalized economically and culturally, the caves brought the artist to question: “how do we preserve (progressively, not conservatively) our safe-spaces, our various pasts, our cultural histories, our identities, maybe even our personal sanities? ...In an age of hyper digital interconnectivity and in times of increased political, moral and religious polarization, in what ways can we connect to one another rather than push in opposite directions or fall prey to alienation? ...” Some of the works in the exhibition directly reflect this idea of shelter, while other works venture to engage more directly with the world beyond the shelter. What all the works share is a reference to past strategies and past lives as a potential source of inspiration for current and future generations. Ultimately what the artist wishes to express is his own personal longing for community and a sense of face-to-face togetherness. In search of this collective spirit, Rattke works exist as metaphors for the inter-connectedness of all things: real, imagined, and aspired, past, present and future, and for the overlapping kaleidoscopic nature of his own streaming thought patterns.
GARY FEMBOT GREGERSON was born 1965 in the flatlands of Illinois. Moved to the “hill country” in 1989. A late bloomer, since 1991, he has been making up for lost time by learning how to play music in bands (Sta-Prest, Feelings on a Grid, Swishin’ Duds, Mon Cousin Belge, Puce Moment), performing in underground theater (Sick and Twisted Players), dj’ing, writing zines, and producing short films. He began releasing his zine Fembot in the early 1990’s. After the fourth issue, subsequent publications were called Fembot Presents Jam While You Cram, named after a popular high school locker poster from the 1980s. Gary Fembot’s vocals appear on a number of the group’s recordings, released by labels such as Outpunk and Kill Rock Stars. He has also made the films The Willows, with Iraya Robles of Sta-Prest, and Mondo Bottomless with zine editors Brontez, Johnny Ray Huston, Gwenaël Rattke and Martin Sorrondeguy from the band Limpwrist (among others). His film AIDS Camp has a cast of over 30 including Jerry Lee Abrahms, Annie Danger, Iraya Robles, Chelsea Starr and Alison C. Wright. Gary is presently working on two videos (shot on film) for his band Puce Moment, and another short dance film for Brontez upcoming along with “nanobites” and “Scream of the Mandrake”. “nanobites” is a collaboration on a web series based on birdmites.org, a Yahoo group, with characters including “Linda” and “Sad Girl”. “Scream of the Mandrake” will be about Gary losin’ it on the streets of SF. Patiently working a nonprofit job with people with developmental disabilities, off the clock, unleashing my anger on the rest of society. That sort of thing. “Advancing the utopian promise of underutilized San Francisco public art and spaces circa 1960–1985, my best ideas come from years of watching exploitation and educational films, or cable access shows usually when I’m half asleep at 3am on a Sunday morning. Making films is also an excuse to bring my different groups of friends together.” Gary Fembot and Malcolm Hamilton co-hosted a wonderful program interviewing queers on KUSF IN EXILE, see Fembot & Friends in our archives.
For more information:
GARY FEMBOT GREGERSON
www.youtube.com/user/dmfeelings
Fembot & Friends Facebook
POET AS RADIO is a new, weekly program on KUSF In Exile, airing Saturdays from 9am to 10am at www.savekusf.org. Jack Spicer said that the poet is not a creator, but a conduit, getting messages from an undefinable source to form the poem. He thought of a poet as a radio, broadcasting words. We like to think of POET AS RADIO as an opportunity for writers to broadcast their words as well.
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.
Defeat Sleep began radio operations in 2000, and is heard every Saturday morning on KUSF in Exile from 3am-8am (pst). Defeat Sleep is entirely free-form and often features live performances and guest hosts. The co-producers are Cactus Daniel Hintz and Bryan Chandler. Email feedback to danielhintz64@gmail.com
01. Darondo - Didn't I (Luv N'Haight) 02. Gaslamp Killer with Gonjasufi - Apparitions (Brainfeeder) 03. Bon Iver - Holocene (Diggs Duke Remix) (download) 04. Kilo Kish - Creepwave (download) 05. Sun Ra - Island In The Sun (El Saturn) 06. Hot 8 Brass Band - Ghost Town (Tru Thoughts) 07. Andrew Ashong and Theo Parrish - Flowers (Sound Signature) 08. Robot Koch - Follow Birds (Project Mooncircle) 09. ARP 101 x Elliott Yorke - Polybot (Donkey Pitch) 10. Fulgeance - Step Thru (Kelpe Remix) (RX:TX) 11. DRS - Soul Remembers (Soul R) 12. Mala - The Tunnel (Brownswood) 13. Kelpe - Bags of Time (Neon Jung remix) (Svetlana Industries) 14. Four Tet - 128 Harps (Text) 15. Jae Mason - Let It Out (Buddah) 16. Kohsuke Mine - Sunshower (East West) 17. Paul Stephens - Love Will Find a Way (RPM) 18. The Soul Surfers - Girl from Sao Paolo (Ubiquity) 19. tUnE-yArDs, ?uestlove, Angelique Kidjo and Akua Naru - Lady (Red Hot and Fela) 20. Jankay Nabay and The Bubu Gang - Feba (Luaka Bop) 21. Karriem Riggins - daOOOOOH!! (Stones Throw) 22. Andrew Ashong and Theo Parrish - The Way She Moves (Sound Signature) 23. Ramsey Lewis - Les Fleurs (Cadet) 24. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock (MCA) 25. Glass Flowers - Blue Sands (ReRelease) 26. TOPS - Easy Friends (download) 27. Karriem Riggins - J Dilla The Greatest (Stones Throw)
RIP Matthew Africa.
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.
KUSF in Exile 09.07.2012 8-9PM The set of DJ ArchiePatterson
Artist Track title + Time Label Country
Room Small Sailor, Big Sea (Fanfare) :43 d-but Norway
Room Imaginary Borders 3:52 d-but Norway
DJ-A voix1 0:48
Room Exile 4:35 d-but Norway
Room Recognition 5:13 d-but Norway
Room Childhood Ending 3:31 d-but Norway
DJ-A voix2 0:46
Room Consequence 4:28 d-but Norway
Room Stumble, but Arrive 4:43 d-but Norway
CWNN One Kiss, Then Home 3:15 Traxwerx USA
CWNN Maitre D-Day 3:40 Traxwerx USA
DJ-A voix 3 0:50
CWNN Drowned 3:45 Traxwerx USA
CWNN Losing My Elan 2:16 Traxwerx USA
CWNN Numbers 3:15 Traxwerx USA
CWNN As Below 3:27 Traxwerx USA
DJ-A voix 4 0:27
CWNN What’s Certain 3:57 Traxwerx USA
CWNN Secondary Sexual Characteristics 5:25 Traxwerx USA
Total Time 59:05
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!
1: Shoppers - 01 2: Naomi Punk - The Spell 3: Royal Headache - Psychotic Episode 4: Slavescene - Fuck Off Away From Me 5: Terrible Feelings - Impending Doom 6: Ovens - Old Friends 7: Chumbawamba - Misbehave 8: Total Control - The Hammer 9: Mission of Burma - Youth of America (live cover) 10: Joy Division - I Remember Nothing (live) 11: Merchandise - I Locked the Door 12: Hysterics - Hanging Out at the 512 13: Broken Water - Heartstrings 14: Suicide - Cheree (remix)
Intro 1. These Are Not My People - Joe South 2. Mirror of Your Mind - Joe South 3. Games People Play - Bettye LaVette 4. Redneck - Swamp Dogg 5. I hate hate - Razzy 6. Hush - Deep Purple 7. Whenever I'm Gone - The Prisoners 8. konga joe - Arch Hall Jr. 9. Havin A Whole Lot Of Fun - Johnny Jano 10. Big Swamp Land - Johnny Paycheck 11. The Boogie Disease - Doctor Ross break 12. Train Done Gone - Eddie Kirkland 13. Magic Rocker - Magic Sam 14. Too Hard To Hold - Jack O & The Tearjerkers 15. Gimme Dat Harp Boy - Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band 16. Ack Ack Ack Ack - Urinals 17. Scream Quietly - Television Personalities 18. (I Am In) Hell - Don Howland 19. Pull Off Its Head - Happy Flowers 20. You've Been Duplicated - Chrome Signoff (El Aguila (The Eagle) - The Astronauts)
oshun - rattle of life ducktails - porch projector ornette coleman - ramblin
screamin jay hawkins - constipation blues phantom surfers - the cat came back barn owl - turiya dantalion's chariot - world war three swamp dogg - the world beyond montrose - connection
new trolls - c'e troppo guerra starcircleanatomy - speciter prins tomas - attiatte
minimal man - now i want it all eurythmics - belinda the stylers - (unknown chinese title) can - turtles have short legs telescopes -deathstar is imminent
smokey robinson and the miracles - tracks of my tears horace silver - senor blues tom ze - jimmy renda se peter thomas - onanirato the sea and cake - up on the north shore
dicks - sidewalk begging agitpop - straight through to nashville mission of burma - 1001 pleasant dreams
tropics - figures megabats - bog surfin dirac c - rise and fall esg - in the streets beast - when we rise the litter - little red book daily flash - jack of diamonds
“Emergency..emergency...everybody to get from street” Lt. Rozanov (The Russian Are Coming, The Russians are Coming”) Youssarian: Comrade Dmitri...you see these ravishing beauties on TV screen? They have been incarcerated for acts of “hooliganism” against our Czarist state... Dmitri: Da...such is the punishment for dancing provocatively in church while singing of Czar Putin’s many discretions. Youssarian: We must listen to that subversive radio show, VICOTIN POPSICLES,” to find out the truth about these heinous acts for which they are charged.. Dmitri: And to experience the muzaks which they and their fellow comrades offer. Youssarian: Da.. tune the shortwave to the latest VICOTIN POPSICLES as tribute is paid to Russia’s jailed Punk girl band, PUSSY RIOT, and the song that started it all, “Putin Lights up the Fires,” along with other punk anthems, related music, and dialogue from the cinema’s “The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming.” Rumors have started that songs from the Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop, Sham 69, Glaxo Babies, Circle Jerks, 10cc, Material, and William S. Burroughs (?) will be included. Dmitri: What other subversive goodness will this radio program provide? Youssarian: Muzaks from Nancy Sinatra, Stereolab, Faust, Sam Bush, and DeVotchKa to name few... Dmitri: Bring the shortwave...I’ll get the Borsht...
Vicotin Popsicles (Music) with DJ Paul Ciminero 09/07/2012 06:00AM to 09:00AM
David Sylvian “Every Colour You Are” from Rain Tree Crow
George Duke “I Love the Blues, She Heard Me Cry” from I Love the Blues,She Heard Me Cry
TV On the Radio “Modern Romance” from New Health Rock - EP
Of Monsters and Men “Yellow Light” from My Head Is an Animal
Aldo Ciccolini “Fantasie Valse” from Erik Satie: The Complete Works For Piano
Love Sculpture “Farandole” from Forms and Feelings
Set break — Set #2
Sam Bush “Mahavishnu Mountain Boys” from King of My World
Jan Hammer and Jerry Goodman “Country and Eastern Music” from Like Children
DJ Shadow “Midnight In A Perfect World” from Endtroducing...
DeVotchKa “Venus In Furs” from Curse Your Little Heart
Shankar “Touch Me There” from Touch Me There
Nancy Sinatra “These Boots Are Made For Walkin'” from The Essential Nancy Sinatra
Stereolab “Les Y-Per Sound” from Emporer Tomato Ketchup
Morphine “Swing It Low” from Like Swimming
Talking Heads “Drugs” from fear of music
Set break — Pussy Riot Homage...."The Russians are Coming,The Russians are Coming.."
Pussy Riot “Putin Lights Up the Fires” from MP3
The Russians are Coming dialogue “. . .dialogue. . .” from Motion Picture Soundtrack
The Circle Jerks “Deny Everything” from Group Sex
News Report “. . .dialogue. . .” from August 17, 2012 news report
The Killer Shrews “Don't Let the Bastards Wear You Down (Illegitimi Non Carborundum)” from The Killer Shrews
The Russians are Coming dialogue “. . .dialogue. . .” from Motion Picture Soundtrack
The Mighty Popo “Gotta Be Strong” from Tomba
Dialogue “...dialogue..” from The Russians are Coming Soundtrack
Glaxo Babies “Conscience” from Nine Months to the Disco
Dialogue “...dialogue” from The Russians are Coming Soundtrack
Sham 69 “Borstal Breakout (From 'Tell Us The Truth' LP, 1978)” from The Albums
Dialogue “...dialogue” from The Russians are Coming Soundtrack
Tom Robinson Band “Up Against The Wall” from Power In the Darkness
Dialogue “dialogue” from The Russians are Coming Soundtrack
Sex Pistols “Anarchy In The U.K.” from Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Dialogue “dialogue” from The Russians are Coming
10 CC “I Wanna Rule the World” from How Dare You
Dialogue “dialogue” from The Russians are Coming
Richard Sinclair “Cruising” from Caravan of Dreams
Dialogue “"I write musical comedies"” from The Russians are Coming
Cast “Springtime For Hitler ( From 'The Producers')” from The Producers
Camper Van Beethoven “Hippy Chix” from New Roman Times
Dialogue “The Russians are Coming” from The Russians are Coming Soundtrack
John Baldry “Conditional Discharge” from It Ain't Easy
John Baldry “Don't Try To Lay No Boogie woogie On The King of Rock-n-Roll” from It Ain't Easy
Material with Jaluddin Nuridden “E Pluribus Unum” from The Third Power
William S. Burroughs “No More Stalins No More Hitlers” from Dead City Radio
Iggy Pop “Louie Louie” from American Caesar
Set break — Set #4
James Carter (with Harry "Sweets" Edison) “LESTER LEAPS IN” from Conversation with the Elders
tUnEyArDs “You Yes You” from Whokill
Damo Suzuki's Network “Fall of the Fire Bird” from Seattle
Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company “DOWNTOWN” from Like a Duck to Water
The Decemberists “The Infanta” from Picaresque
Eric Fernandez “Mediterranee” from Magic Gypsy
Faust “Giggy Smile” from Faust IV
Bruce Cockburn “Bohemian 3-Step” from Small Source of Comfort
Julie Cruise “Summer Kisses Winter Tears” from Until the End of the World Soundtrack
Radio Goethe presents a diverse overview onto the modern German music scene reaching from Rock to Pop, from Industrial to Darkwave, from Electronica to Medieval. Online at www.radiogoethe.org
Radio and Host, Arndt Peltner
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Playlist: Propaganda: p.Machinery The Invincible Spirit: Push Liaisons Dangereuses: Los niños del parque DAF: Der Mussolini Kraftwerk: Die Roboter Thyx: Spoil Thyx: The way home Thyx: No voices Rummelsnuff: Daddy Cool Rummelsnuff: Seemann Rummelsnuff: Himmelfahrt Rummelsnuff: Trägt die Woge dein Boot
Satyajit Ray "Raga du matin" from "le salon de musique" on ocora (france) Les anges Oliver "salsa" from "concert arraché "la peniche"" Les anges Oliver "Gasconic Paradoxe" from "Anges Oliver" Les anges Oliver "l'idole et l'enfant" from "concert arraché "la peniche"" Pink Grease "all over you" from "all over you" (Single) Pink Grease "FEVER" from "This Is For Real" (Rock, 2004) on Mute Artists (USA) Les Supremes Dindes "DIEU" from "Femmes Divines" (Rock, 2006) on Archambault France Les Supremes Dindes "Les Femmes Divines" from "Femmes Divines" (Rock, 2006) on Archambault France Les Wampas "Je t'ai donné ma vie" from "Never Trust A Guy Who After Having Been a Punk Is Now Playing Electro" (2003) on Universal Music Division Barclay Les Wampas "Tokyo yaki" from "Rock'n'Roll Part 9" (2006) on Universal Music Division Barclay Demiurgo "Abismo" from "Los Ancianos del Zohar" (2010) on Kisumusik Salut les anges "Guerre" from "Salut les anges" (Rock, 2011) on Be Fast !!! Little Green Fairies "stuck out time" from "stuck out time" (Single) Les anges Oliver "le berrichon" from "le berrichon" (Single) The Swans "the seer" from "the seer" on Young God Records Goat "Disco Fever" from "World Music" (Rock, 2012) on Rocket Recordings The Pastel Six "strange ghost" from "guitar mood 2" Ken Nordine "GREEN" from "Colors" (CD, Album, Private, 1995) on Asphodel (USA) Takeshi Teraushi and the Bunnys "Beethoven - Symphony #5" from "Beethoven - Symphony #5" (Single) Deep Purple "HUSH" from "Shades of Deep Purple" (LP, Album, Rock, 2000) on EMI UK (UK) Wicked lady "Wicked Lady" from "the axeman cometh" Danava "Longdance" from "Danava" (Rock, 2006) on Kemado Records Brigitte Fontaine & Areski "le 6 septembre" from "l'incendie" Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz International "Sweet Mother" from "Sweet Mother" (World, 2010) on Rogers All Stars Nig. Ltd.
Lado B una mescla deliciosa de Musica Latina con la voz, cada jueves a las once
Lado B explores the "B-side" of oft not heard Latin music including, but certainly not limited to: Boleros, Vals, Huaynos, old school Mariachi, Musica Criolla, Trova, Son, Folklorico and a dash of Rock en Espanol...
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Lado B 6 septiembre 2012
lila downs tierra de luz shake away
pedro luis ferrer fundamento
jairzinho oliveira papo de psicologo
lugua & the laru beya drummers lugua hama lurudu
lorena astudillos cancion de lejos
arturo zambo cavero con oscar aviles nuestro secreto
En Patufet fills the void of Catalan language music in the San Francisco Bay Area Radio. Each "Set de Set" showcases 7 (set) Catalan artists from across the genres, with heavy emphasis on new artists. The music of Catalonia comprises one of the oldest documented musical traditions in Europe, and has displayed a rich musical culture continuously for at least two thousand years. The Catalan language was forbidden during Franco's dictatorship, but it survived and continues to contribute to the great cultural fabric of Europe and the world.
Cathy Cohn is a living legend in the San Francisco Radio and Nightclub Scene (aka the I Beam), having been on KUSF-FM for over 20 years. Tune into her show with the best of Salsa Music, guaranteed to wake the the soul alive.
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