Chris Fish , Mr. Marv, and Big Time 12/5/11 Noon- 3 P.M.
Girls- Love Like A River Everly Brothers- All I Have To Do Is Dream Cass McCombs- Meet Me Here At Dawn Atlas Sound- Shelia The Strokes- You Only Live Once Woods- Any Other Day
Them- Could You Would You Plimsouls- Million Miles Away Wreckless Eric- Reconnez Cherie Syndicate of Sound- Little Girl The Who (High Numbers)- I’m The Face Fresh & Onlys- Waterfall
Rolling Stones- I’d Much Rather Be With The Boys Gary U.S. Bonds- 7 Day Weekend Jon Bradley- Mama Didn’t Lie Mary Wells- The One Who Really Loves You Gene Chandler- Duke Of Earl Jimmy Cliff- You Can Get It If You Really Want Johnny Cash & June Carter- Pack Up Your Sorrows Lee Hazlewood & Ann-Margret- Dark End Of The Street The Kinks- This Time Tomorrow
Buzzcocks- Ever Fallen In Love? Joy Division (Warsaw)- No Love Lost The Boys- First Time Johnny Thunders- Pirate Love The Zeroes- Beat Your Heart Out Descendents- Hope Dum Dum Girls- Hold Your Hand
Ramones- Rockaway Beach Undertones- Teenage Kicks Richard Hell & The Voidoids- Blank Generation Blue Cheer- Out of Focus Deerhunter- Flourescent Grey Blondie- Heart of Glass Love- Your Friend and Me The Crystals- Then He Kissed Me The 5 Satins- In The Still Of The Night
Bob B. Soxx & Blue Jeans- Why Do Lovers Break Each Others Hearts? The Damned- New Rose MC5- I Can Only Give You Everything Iggy & The Stooges- Tight Pants Flaming Groovies- High Flying Baby Kasenetz-Katz Super Cirkus- Quick Joey Small
Johnny Cash- Understand Your Man Shadows Of Knight- Shake Cannibal & The Head-hunters- Land Of a Thousand Dances Jody Miller- Queen Of The House April March- Chick Habit Ohio Express- Yummy Yummy Yummy The End- Out Of My Hands 13th Floor Elevators- You’re Gonna Miss Me Jaill- There’s No Sky Cindy Lauper- She Bop Teena Marie- Lead Me On
evyn stevyn (Music) with evyn stevyn 12/05/2011 09:00AM to 12:00PM
09:00AM The Lickets “The Interval Between the Ordered Worlds” from The Interval Between the Ordered Worlds (Single)
09:03AM Throbbing Gristle “Rabbit Snare” from Rabbit Snare (Single)
09:06AM Kate Bush “Snowflake” from Snowflake (Single)
09:09AM Popnoname “Nightliner” from Nightliner (Single)
09:12AM Closer Musik “Maria” from Maria (Single)
09:15AM S.E.V.A. “The Tides of Titan” from The Tides of Titan (Single)
09:21AM Yello “Great Mission” from Great Mission (Single)
09:24AM Pieter Nooten “Searching” from Searching (Single)
09:27AM The Soft Moon “Visions” from Visions (Single)
09:30AM Ben Thompson “Electric Wolf” from Electric Wolf (Single)
09:33AM Arto Lindsay “Lights Move Away” from Lights Move Away (Single)
09:36AM HOOD “You Show No Emotion At All” from You Show No Emotion At All (Single)
09:39AM Ginger Baker “Alamout” from Alamout (Single)
09:42AM Ulan Bator “Soeur Violence” from Soeur Violence (Single)
09:45AM Silvio Caldas “Passarihno” from Passarihno (Single)
09:48AM Antena “Unable” from Unable (Single)
09:51AM Poison Girls “Piano Lessons” from Piano Lessons (Single)
09:54AM COIL “Things Happen” from Things Happen (Single)
09:57AM Sprung Aus Den Wolken “Lust, Last, Liebt” from Lust, Last, Liebt (Single)
10:00AM Royal Family & the Poor “Creatura” from Creatura (Single)
10:03AM Dan Friel “Desert Song” from Desert Song (Single)
10:06AM Rema Rema “Rema Rema” from Rema Rema (Single)
10:09AM Aerosmith “Nobody's Fault” from Nobody's Fault (Single)
10:12AM Carl Calm “Adolescent Wavelength” from Adolescent Wavelength (Single)
10:15AM The Aryan aquarians “Dangerous” from Dangerous (Single)
10:18AM The Cure “One Hundred Years” from One Hundred Years (Single)
10:21AM Interference “Interference vs. the 13 Devils of Syncopation (David Last Remix)” from Interference vs. the 13 Devils of Syncopation (David Last Remix) (Single)
10:24AM Jaggernaut “Dirty Strip” from Dirty Strip (Single)
10:27AM Volcano the Bear “Hairy Queen” from Hairy Queen (Single)
10:30AM Bush Tetras “Cowboys In Africa” from Cowboys In Africa (Single)
10:33AM Abwarts “Mehr” from Mehr (Single)
10:39AM Half Japanese “Love Lasts” from Love Lasts (Single)
10:42AM Mr. Gnome “Wolf Girls” from Wolf Girls (Single)
10:45AM Chameleons “Monkeyland” from Monkeyland (Single)
10:48AM Disco Infereno “Footprints in the Snow” from Footprints in the Snow (Single)
10:51AM Lithops “Folio Final” from Folio Final (Single)
Fred McDowell -- What's The Matter Now Book Miller Shannon -- The 8th of January Ruby Vass -- Old Gospel Ship Dick Justice -- Henry Lee Nelstone's Hawaiians -- Fatal Flower Garden Clarence Ashley -- The House Carpentar Sister Rosetta Tharpe -- Don't Take Everybody To Be Your Friend Sister Rosetta Tharpe -- Jonah John Fahey -- When The Catfish Is In Bloom Bright Light Quartet -- I'm Tired Viola James -- I'm Going Home To Jesus Boy Blue and His Two -- You Got Dimples In Your Jaw Wade Ward -- Cumberland Gap Johnny Lee Moore -- Levee Camp Holler The Memphis Jug Band -- Bob Lee Junior Blues The Carter Family -- Single Girl, Married Girl Leo Kottke -- The Fisherman Leo Kottke -- The Tennessee Toad Leo Kottke -- Busted Bicycle Norman Edmond and The Old Timers -- Walking In The Parlor Rosalie Hill -- Rolled and Tumbled Ishman Williams and The Williams Singers -- The Old Ship Of Zion Uncle Bunt Stevens -- Sail Away Lady Jilson Setters -- The Wild Wagoneer Delma Lachney and Blind Uncle Gaspard -- La Danseuse Andrew and Jim Baxter -- Georgia Stomp Eck Robertson -- Brilliance Medley Floyd Batts -- Dangerous Blues Hobart Smith -- Railroad Bill John Fahey -- Requiem For John Hurt
Showtunes. Balkan. Noise rock. Drum and Bass. 60s Psychadelic. What do these genres have in common? Nothing. That's why Nobody plays them back to back! Join dj Nobody every Sunday from 4-6 pm (PST) to hear quirky news, entertaining musical selections and live interviews, only on KUSF in Exile. 'Nobody Cares' ... take it however you want.
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Showtunes & Soundtracks with dj Nobody & Jayna Fay Knight! December Fourth, 2011---Four Hours!!! (Movie/Show) Title: Tune; Composer/Band/Singer
(Soundtrack) Animal House: Faber College Theme (Soundtrack) Trainspotting: Born Slippy; Underworld (Soundtrack) Chariots of Fire: Chariots of Fire; Vangelis (Soundtrack) The Jerk: Tonight You Belong To Me; Steve Martin & Bernadette Peters (Showtune/Soundtrack) Cabaret: Money Money/The Money Song; (played both showtune & soundtrack version simultaneously) (Soundtrack) Juno: Superstar; Sonic Youth (Soundtrack) Flashdance: romeo; Donna Summer (Showtune) A Chorus Line: I Can Do That (Showtune) Sweet Charity: Big Spender (Soundtrack) E.T.: E.T. theme; John Williams (Soundtrack) Priscilla Queen of the Desert: Finally; Cece Penison (Showtune) How to Succeed in Business Without really trying: A Secretary is Not a Toy (Soundtrack) Stand By Me: Whispering Bells; Del Vikings (Soundtrack) Saturday Night Fever: Night on Disco Mountain; David Shire (Showtune) Annie: I Think I'm Gonna Like it Here (Showtune/Soundtrack) Jesus Christ Superstar: Heaven on their Minds; (played both showtune & soundtrack version simultaneously) (Soundtrack) 8 Mile: rabbit run; Eminem (Soundtrack) rocky: reflections; Bill Conti (Showtune/Soundtrack) Evita: Waltz for Eva & Che; (played both showtune & soundtrack version simultaneously) (Soundtrack) Dirty Dancing: Wipeout; The Surfaris (Soundtrack) Star Wars: Trip to the Nabor Tempe & the Audience with Boss Naas; John Williams (Soundtrack) Mister Lonely: Musicbox Underwater; J. Spaceman (Soundtrack) Blue Velvet: Honky Tonk pt. 1; Bill Doggett (Soundtrack) Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind: Close Encounters the Funky Edition '78; Daryl Dragon (Showtune/Soundtrack) West Side Story: Gee, Officer Krupke; (played both showtune & soundtrack version simultaneously) (Soundtrack) romeo & juliet '96 version: Angel; Gavin (Soundtrack) romeo & juliet '68 version: Love Theme; Nino rota (Soundtrack) Breakin' 2: Stylin' & Profilin; Firefox (Soundtrack) Koyaaniqatsi: Vessels; Philip Glass (Soundtrack) Urban Cowboy: Look What You've Gone to Me; Boz Scaggs (Soundtrack) Pulp Fiction: Surf rider; Bob Bogle (Soundtrack) Drawing restraint 9: Pearl; Bjork (Soundtrack) Sound of Music: The Lonely Goatherd; Julie Andrews (Soundtrack) river city: Trouble (Showtune) Stop the World-I Wanna Get Off: Family Fugue Nag! Nag! Nag!; Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse, sung by Jennifer & Susan Baker & Anne Quayle (Soundtrack) Ladies of the Chorus: Anyone Can See I Love You; Marilyn Monroe (Soundtrack) Lord of the rings: The return of the king; Sir James Galway, reneé Fleming, Viggo Mortensen (Soundtrack) Psycho: Main Theme; Bernard Herrmann (Soundtrack) Thank God It's Friday: T.G.I.F.; Love & Kisses (Showtune) Book of Mormon: Turn it Off; Trey Parker, Matt Stone, robert Lopez (Soundtrack) A Man & a Woman: Today it's You; Francis Lai (Soundtrack) rent: The Tango Maureen (Soundtrack) Grease: There Are Worse Things I Could Do; Stockard Channing (Soundtrack) Sister Act: My guy/My God; Whoopie Goldberg & chorus (Showtune) The Wiz: Don't Nobody Bring Me No Bad News; Charles H. Coleman (Soundtrack) Kill Bill vol. 1: That Certain Female; Charlie Feathers (Soundtrack) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: A Dream Upon Waking; Jon Brion (Soundtrack) Easy rider: Kyrie Eleison; The Electric Prunes (Soundtrack) Liquid Sky: Me & My rhythm Box; Slava Tsukerman, Clive Smith, Brenda I. Hutchinson (Soundtrack) The King & I: Shall I Tell You What I Think of You?; Deborah Kerr (Showtune) Les Miserables: Master of the House; Claude Michel-Schonberg (Soundtrack) Hair: I Got Life (Soundtrack) Breakfast at Tiffany's: Moon river Cha Cha; Henry Mancini, lyrics by Johnny Mercer (Soundtrack) Last Tango in Paris: Theme; Gato Barbieri & his Orchestra (Soundtrack) Chicago: Mister Cellophane (Showtune) Fiddler on the roof: To Life; Herschel Bernardi (Soundtrack) Scarface: rush rush give me yeyo; Minotaures, lyrics by Paula Abdul (Soundtrack) It's a Mad Mad World: Main Title; Ernest Gold (Soundtrack) Donny Darko: Mad World; Gary Jules, written by roland Orzabel (Soundtrack) The Kid: The Kid; Charlie Chaplin (Showtune) Hairspray: run & tell that; original broadway casat (Soundtrack) requiem for a dream: Summer Overture; Clint Mansell (Soundtrack) The Life Aquatic: Staralfur; Sigur ros
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...
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A two hour set of Folk, Acoustic, Flat Picking, Traditional, Bluegrass, Contemporary, and everything else related with waking up in a relaxed way to get the Sunday started off. Originally a radio show that was on WKSU, with Kerry Blech in the 70's, which led to the Folk Alley that we hear now.
RAMPAGE RADIO is a 6 hour Heavy Metal radio show founded by Howie Klein, Ian Kallen & Ron Quintana which has aired on KUSF 90.3 FM in San Francisco every weekend since 1982. The early years of Rampage featured the heaviest bands from the UK NWOBHM scene, Europe & the worldwide metal underground along with classic '70s bands and the roots of metal going back to the late '60s. Legendary artists such as Mercyful Fate, Yngwie Malmsteen & Metallica sent demo tapes, receiving their first airplay on this show when no one else was willing to take a chance, and we are proud to have introduced listeners to every new worthy development in metal that has emerged over the last 30 years. 2011 marks the beginning of our 4th decade of weekly broadcasts and we continue to play the latest non-commercial metal to an enthusiastic worldwide audience.
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4-5 am
Shape of Despair - Still Motion Degradation - the Reconing Hammerfight - Get Wrecked George Carlin - The American Dream Supreme Pain - Spiritual Sickness Nox Aurea - My Voyage Through Galactic Aeons Enfuneration - Grieving Process Denied Witchaven - Black Thrash Assault Svolk - End Of Days Abigail Williams - Radiance Age Of Silence - The Idea Of Independence and Why It's Austere
5-6 am Metallica - For Whom The Bell Tolls Cathedral - Funeral Of Dreams Lantlos - Bliss Vore - Gravehammer Animals As Leaders - New Eden Fark Tranquility - Shadowlit Facade Lucifire - Deaths Magnetic Sleep Megadeth - New World Order Midnite Chaser - Dynamite Exodus - Karma's Messenger Prong - Power Of The Damager
6-7 am
Ahab - Tombstone Carousel Heresiarch - Iconoclasm Kingdom Of Sorrow - From Heroes To Dust Enslaved - Alphabot Majestic Downfall - Majestic Embrace Infernal Legion - Black Blood Lonely Kamel - The Prophet Judgement Day - Out Of The Abyss Ptahil - Deathwish Skeletonwitch - Rejoice in Misery Slash - Nothing To Say Pact - Middle Pillar
7-8 am
With Endless Wrath - Invoking The Knifer Blood Mortized - Shadow Of The Quantum Sun Cirith Ungol - I'm Alive Austrian Death Machine - Who Told You To Eat My Cookies? Katatonia - Soil's Song Draconian - A Phantom Dissonance Brocas Helm - Scream Of The Banshees Pestilential Shadows - Poisoner Therion - Arrow From The Sun Sacrificial Slaughter - Ruthless and Truthless Cavalera Conspiracy -Sanctuary Death - Secret Face CrowBar - Coming Down Katatonia - Tonight's Music
Hello all! My name is Andrew Noerr, and I am a DJ here on KUSF in Exile. I am a freshman 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!
ntro: Bruce Faulconer – Demon Mist Valknacht – Mon Chemin Vers Le Valhalla Ensiferum – Twilight Tavern Kalmah – To The Gallows Folkearth – Naglfar Sets Sail Ch’aska – Bicolour Cannibalism Mors Principium Est – Valley of Sacrifice Pt. 1 Slartibartfass – St. Cuthbert Amorphis – My Kantele Norther – Deep Inside
A fermata (also known as a hold, pause, colloquially a birdseye, or as a grand pause when placed on a note or a rest) is an element of musical notation indicating that the note should be sustained for longer than its note value would indicate. Exactly how much longer it is held is up to the discretion of the performer or conductor, but twice as long is not unusual. It is usually printed above, but occasionally below (upside down), the note that is to be held longer. Occasionally holds are also printed above rests or barlines, indicating a pause of indefinite duration. This symbol appears as early as the 15th century, and is quite common in the works of Dufay and Josquin.
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 Twin Peaks soundtrack, released in 1990 by American composer Angelo Badalamenti, born in 1937. He has worked closely with director David Lynch and produced soundtracks for projects like Blue Velvet, Mullholland Drive, and Twin Peaks.
Twin Peaks Theme
Laura Palmer’s Theme
Audrey’s Dance
The Nightingale
Freshly Squeezed
The Bookhouse Boys
Into The Night
Night Life In Twin Peaks
Dance Of The Dream Man
Love Theme From Twin Peaks
Falling
Rockin’ Back Inside My Heart
The World Spins
INTERVIEW
Join DJ Margaret in conversation with artist and writer CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL from Los Angeles to chat about his work and read from his recently published novel-length artist’s book titled Sniper.
CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL employs photography, bookmaking, writing, drawing, and digital–media printmaking to illustrate his explorations of the darker side of the human psyche. Investigating, and sometimes fabricating, the reasons people live or behave outside of socially acceptable margins, his work offers visions of what many would deem dirty, broken, useless, or criminal. Through the lens of a present–day flâneur, viewers are made privy to Russell’s observant, analytical wanderings along the physical and emotional outskirts of society.
Steeped in historical references, Russell seamlessly fuses photography, writing and object making to create all–encompassing environments that challenge the traditional divide between these practices and expands the very idea of what a book is. The seemingly disparate aesthetic elements of an installation are in fact deliberately chosen and constructed as reiterations of themes in the text. Heavy with the psychological implications of home, interior, and family, and inspired by decadent writers of the late nineteenth century, his narratives are rich in often unsettling details that build toward catastrophe. Simultaneously, Russell refreshes for our millennium the experiments in poetic strategies applied to prose by the New Narrative writers of the 1970s and 1980s, adding layers of meaning and possible interpretation.
Christopher Russell’s artworks can be seen as portraits in absentia: of individuals and families who’ve fallen through the cracks, and of their ailing environments. Employing “intermingled layers of narrative and images,” and materials such as floral fabrics, glitter, dirt, and hacked and scratched photographs, Russell gives us sun–bleached, ripped, splattered, graffittied, murky, erotic, sullied, elegant evidence of resilience and destruction.
Russell received his BFA from California College of the Arts and Crafts in San Francisco in 1998 and his MFA from Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California, in 2004. From 2001 to 2005 Russell edited, designed, produced, and distributed the “destroy–to–enjoy” literary art zine Bedwetter. He was the subject of a 2009 Hammer Museum Projects solo exhibition and is represented by Luis De Jesus Los Angeles. He has also exhibited his work at Acuna Hansen, Samuel Freeman, Circus Gallery—all in Los Angeles; White Columns, New York; Van Harrison Gallery (Gallery 1R), Chicago; and other venues. His novel Sniper, being edited by Amy Gestler, will be published in late 2010. Landscape, a monograph on his work, was published in 2007 by Kolapsomal Press. Russell edited and wrote an essay for the catalog that accompanied his curatorial debut, Against the Grain at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions in 2008. Additionally, he has written more than two dozen articles and reviews about art in Los Angeles. Russell’s work is in various public collections, including the Hammer Museum/Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, J.P. Getty Museum Research Institute; New York University; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles About Sniper
Russell’s new book, Sniper, is his sixth, using illustration as much as text, takes a very loose and imaginary look at The Baltimore Snipers, examining the relationships of paired serial killers as an ultimate expression of repressed desire. In Sniper, Christopher Russell writes a perverse version of the classic American love story, told through the narrative chaos of nameless characters, past-life flashbacks, false recollection, parental and bureaucratic influence that define the psychological space of the outsider. The text’s 200 full-color pages are profusely illustrated, reproducing Russell’s first set of drawings scratched into photographic emulsion, which has now become his signature style. The release of Sniper revives the Bedwetter brand, which achieved notoriety during its 12 issue existence with a destroy-to-enjoy design strategy and an embrace of difficult literary and visual material. With Sniper, Russell has created a design and layout that makes the process of reading its own adventure.
For more information on artist Christopher Russell and his visual work and writings visit
www.russellarchive.com
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles: luisdejesus.com
Budget Decadence 2009, exhibition curated by Darin Klein, with artist talk and essay by Amy Gerstler, Hammer Museum Projects, Los Angeles.
http://hammer.ucla.edu/exhibitions/detail/exhibition_id/148
All images courtesy of the artist and Luis De Jesus Los Angeles.
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