Thursday, August 30, 2012

Freestailo #44 - 8/24/12

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I don't know what was different about this day from other days, but I had a lot of fun on the show this morning. I think it must of been a combination of getting almost enough sleep, and also getting a couple of calls from listeners, which is always really encouraging/interesting, no matter what. It seems to be that starting of any set with some uptempo music from the African section really does it for me. Who knew?

A major thing in this show that I did differently than normal was that I used a huge amount of 7" records. That's not something I've ever dived head-first into, but have dabble with from time to time, and never from the metal filing cabinets in the other room. I think I had a good variety of local 45s and older 45s from the cabinets, but tell me what you think.

Thinking about 45s more, this also kind of makes me think that when WCBN trains new DJs, they should have one 45 record required for the demo tape, because I honestly didn't play a 45 until I was settled in the station for a few months, and then I was really scared and confused when I tried to do it, and didn't understand why there was a big hole in the middle of it instead of one to fit right around the center of the turntable. *headdesk*

Anyway, take a listen. I think you'll like it. 

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. Femi Kuti: Truth Don Die - Shoki Shoki
  2. Le Hammond Inferno: C.K.-T-Shirts - My First Political Dance Album
  3. Shonen Knife: Flying Jelly Attack - Let's Knife
  4. Afrika Bam-Baa-Taa and Family: Bambaataa's Theme (Assault on Precinct 13) - Beward (The Funk Is Everywhere)
  5. Tolga Çandar: Hisardan Inmem Diyor (Türkü) - Türküleri Ege'nin III
  6. Matthew Dear: Hammers - EP1
  7. Kim Gunmo: (track 6) - ka.m4
  8. Radiation 4: John vs. The Elephant - Wonderland
  9. State: Spießbürger - Verboten German EP
  10. Nilla Pizzi: L'amore è una cosa meravigliosa (Love is a many splendored thing) - Love Me If You Want To
  11. Ensemble of Traditional Musical Instruments of Japan: The sun sets on the Temple - Traditional Music of Japan
  12. Elba Ramalho: Légua tirana - Brazilian Popular Music
  13. Atari Teenage Riot: Riot 1996 - Riot 1996
  14. Salif Keita: Wamba - Soro
  15. Lyrics Born: Bad Dreams - Later That Day...
  16. Motorpsycho: The Hollow Lands - The Death Defying Unicorn
  17. Witch Gardens: Aunt Shae/Mean Colleen - R-I-P
  18. Kozilek: Last Dance of the Giants [Majora's Mask] - 25YEARLEGEND: A Legend of Zelda Indie Game Composer Tribute
  19. Alain Souchon: Pays industriels - J'veux du cuir
  20. Ali Ahmad Hussain Khan: Raga Manhj (Dhun in tintal) - Ali Ahmad Hussain Khan (shehnai)
  21. Ed Sheeran: Small Bump - +
  22. Placido Domingo: Besame Mucho (Spanish Version) - Besame Mucho
  23. Theo Katzman: Brooklyn - Romance Without Finance
  24. Quiet Cloud: I Am A Lightning Tower (Feel My Power) - Suitcase
  25. Teach Me Tiger: Won't U Come Around? - Won't U Come Around?
  26. Kona Triangle: Toybox (Kona Remix) - Sing A New Sapling Into Existence
  27. Psychic Feline: Non Dot - White Walls/Non Dot
  28. Janis Siegel: How High The Moon - How High The Moon
  29. Meat Beat Manifesto: No Echo In Space - RUOK?
  30. Stereo Total: Komplex Mit Dem Sex - Paris-Berlin
  31. Tammy Lynn: Walking After Midnight - Walking After Midnight
  32. Ramon: Chica Donde Estas - Chica Donde Estas
  33. The End: The Asphyxiation of Lisa-Claire - Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient
  34. Sigur Rós: Hoppipolla - Inni
  35. Starlight Mints: Power Bleed - Change Remains
  36. Mouse On Mars: Mine Is In Yours - Radical Connector
  37. Sunday Morning Einsteins: Rakna Med Bräk - Kängnäve
  38. Brazil: Forro: Balanço Da Canoa - Music For Maids and Taxi Drivers
  39. Legowelt: Strange Girl - Classics 1998-2003
  40. halc, Insixfour: Serious Moon Business - LoZ Majora's Mask
  41. Norbert Stein: No.w.here - Graffiti Suite
Upvote:
  1. LoZ: Who else noticed I used a couple of Legend of Zelda remix tracks? I've been on a video game remix kick lately (more than usual at least), and these are a couple of tracks I've been listening to maybe more than I should. They're just soooo good, and I'm happy to share them with you.
  2. Placido Domingo: Ummmm so this is a Spanish disco song starring one of the opera world's most famous tenors. WHAT?! I'm obsessed, and I hope someone had the same violent reaction to it that I did.
  3. Lyrics Born: I really digged this track, and now I have to play a lot more Lyrics Born on my show. 
Downvote:
  1. Theo Katzman: Something happened during the track that was not so legit. Oh well!
  2. Brazil Forro: Eh this was kind of lackluster but OK.
  3. Shonen Knife: You know, I was expecting something more. I really want to like Shonen Knife, but I'm not sure I did. 
UNTIL NEXT WEEK!

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Radiozilla #5 - 8/19/12

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Puffy Amiyumi
HEY I'M BACK! You still missed me, right?

So as the rotation gods would have it, I had the Latin Show and Radiozilla back-to-back this Sunday, and honestly, and can't think of a better two hour slot to have. This Radiozilla was especially eventful because I had two people in the studio with me, one being my friend who was visiting, and another being Gus, who is a trainee to become a real-life WCBN DJ! Yaaaay Gus! Luckily for me (and him, who are we kidding), he chose to do his specialty apprenticeship with me during Radiozilla, so a few of these tracks were picked out by him! I've notated which ones with a "+" beforehand. We also learned that we have similar favorite SNES, such as Chrono Trigger and Super Mario RPG, which makes me like Gus a lot, so we'll probably be best friends now.

Seriously though, it's amazing to see these newbies, and what kind of music they pick out when they have the chance to explore. That's a major thing I love about WCBN, and sometimes I wish we could do more collaborative radio, like how this show was done.

Anyway, enough jibber-jabber.

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. Polysics: Buggie Technica - Hey! Bob! My Friend!
  2. Puffy Amiyumi: Radio Tokyo - Splurge
  3. +Nobukazu Takemura: Everyone Gets His Own Nemesis - Akey To The Underworld
  4. Nubuo Uematsu: Battle Theme - Final Fantasy X
  5. Petty Booka: Chotto Matte Kudasai - Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian
  6. Asobi Seksu: I'm Happy But You Don't Like Me - Asobi Seksu
  7. Xtatika: Gone - Tongue Bath
  8. Mai Hoshimura: Stay With You - Japan For Sale Vol. 3
  9. +Ken Ishii: Frame Out - Jelly Tones
  10. Yoko Kanno: Cat's Delicacy - Vision of Escaflowne OST 2
  11. +Martin Atkins' China Dub Soundsystem: Mostly Hulusi - Made In China
  12. Kicking Giant: Alien ID - Alien ID
  13. +Atau: delull - biorhythms
  14. +Himawari: Wonder Pan - Mineral
  15. Fushitsusha: (track 3) - DBL Live Disc 2
I'm Happy:
  1. Gus ole buddy: Gus did a really great job, and I don't think I can say enough how happy I am to have him at WCBN now, and how excited I am to hear what kind of music he checks out in the future for his own show.
  2. Puffy Amiyumi: Remember that cartoon, Teen Titans? Well, I don't know about you, but the first time I heard of Puffy Amiyumi was because they did the theme song to this show, and I'm not going to lie...I really liked this show. I also had NO IDEA we had so much Puffy Amiyumi in the station! You will hear more Puffy Amiyumi on my freeform show soon...
  3. Martin Atkins: This track was so great. So, so, so great. I love how the hulusi was incorporated, and I really want to figure out how much of it was analog, and how much of it was digitally composed. Songs where I have to question that are what really blow my mind. Good pick, Gus!
But You Don't Like Me:
  1. Honestly I got nuthin': This was a great show.
Ja ne, minna-san!

Latin Show #3 - 8/19/12

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Cumbia dancing
Hola chicos, ¿cómo estás? Hoy me tocan música latina para usted!

I don't normally do the Latin show, but I really love Latin music for a reason unknown to me as of yet. It could be because our Latin section is BALLER but who knows. This was an especially lively show because there were a lot of people milling about: me, my friend who visited me at the station, and about 4 random guys in the lobby who I ran into. Actually, one of them was Argentinian, and he was really enjoying the show. Yay!

Something interesting happened on the show today. I had a listener call in asking for something "cumbia." I asked him for maybe a band name, but he said, "You could probably educate me on some band names." This is something I find interesting, and I want to call attention to it. I was talking to another friend, who listens to WCBN quite a lot, and is a self-proclaimed groupie. We were talking about my process for picking out music, and she suddenly said, "Wait, you don't listen to everything before hand? I thought you only played music you knew really well." I want to say right now, listeners, that this is 100% false. Most of the tracks I play I have never listened to. When I go to the station to DJ, I intend to explore the library, and open my horizons. When I play the Latin show, I want to learn more about Latin music, and share what I'm learning with you. I'm not trying to oppress you with my choices, but work with you to create something really beautiful. If you have a request, I love to take them. If you don't have a request, I want to share what I think sounds interesting or new to me. Sometimes I'll even play tracks that I'm at first skeptical about so that I can learn more about it.

That's my two-cents. Enjoy the show.

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. Rodriguez: Barcelona Boogie - Tell An Amigo
  2. Novalima: Guayabo - Karimba
  3. Chico Trujillo: Ahora quien - Chico De Oro
  4. José Maria Vitier: Samba al sur - Habana Secreta
  5. Las Rubias del Norte: Porque Te Vas - Ziguala
  6. Flaco Jimenez: En El Cielo No Hay Cerveza (In Heaven There Is No Beer) - Squeeze Box King
  7. Orishas: Que Se Bote - El Kilo
  8. Grupo Fantasma: Realizando - El Existential
  9. Astor Piazzolla: Hora Cero - Luna
  10. Jose Barros: La Piragua - Cumbia Cumbia
  11. Flor de Caña: Banana - ¡Muevete!
  12. Manuel Alvarez y Sus Dangers: Esclavo Moderno - Palenque Palenque
  13. Ned Sublette: Ghost Riders in the Sky - Cowboy Rumba
  14. DJ Dolores: De Dar Dó - Aparelhagem
No es tan malo:
  1. Comboy Rumba:  I had a friend from out of town visiting my show to keep me company, and told her she could help me pick out music if she wanted. She chose the Cowboy Rumba track, and then stopped because she thought she was doing a bad job. Surprise though, that track was awesome. 
  2. Cumbia: So glad my listener requested this! It was fantastic!
Radiozilla que hasta la próxima!

Freestailo #43 - 8/17/12

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You'll understand why I chose this picture
if you listen to the show. 
Today's show was very special, because I had a special guest artist on the show! John Boyle asked me maybe a month ago if he could come on the show, talk a bit, and play his music. He had a show at the Canterbury house the next day, which unfortunately I didn't get to go to, but I hope some of you went.

It was really refreshing to talk to someone with a different sensibility about music than I have, but with similar philosophies about music in general. After talking to John, I learned that he's been to quite a few radio stations across the country, and loves the kind of freeform we do (yaaay!). Since John stayed during the rest of my show after the interview, I also got a chance to use his music in some layering, which couldn't have turned out better. I really want to thank John for creating this music that gave me the opportunity to create a radio piece like on today's show, and I very much hope that you enjoy listening to it as much as I did creating it.

To the music!

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. John Boyle Interview
  2. Korean Orphan Choir: Various - Enchanting Korean Orphan Choir
  3. Ramon Lopez: Various - Eleven Drums Songs
  4. Shujaat Khan: Vilambit gat in tintal - Schujaat Khan (sitar)
  5. Linde: Depths - Lander
  6. Tim Sparks: At The Rebbe's Table - At The Rebbe's Table
  7. Michael Leviton: I Only Want The Sky - Songs From The Big Top
  8. Mantovani: You Only Live Twice - Hollywood
  9. John Boyle: Kontinuum 1 - Kontinuum
  10. Lucian Rebay: Various - Invitation to Italian Poetry
  11. Dexter: Various - Fever Dreams
  12. Trayer: Supernumeraries - Afterlife An Abandoned Theme Park
  13. Gregg Bendian: The Mother Box - Requiem For Jack Kirby
  14. Fabolous: Breathe
  15. From Ashes Rise: The Noise - Nightmares
  16. Frank Sinatra: My Baby Just Cares For Me - Strangers In The Night
  17. Daniele Lombardi: Sonata No. 4, Op. 11 - Russian Futurism
  18. The Black Angels: Black Grease
  19. Calvin Owens: Stop Lying In My Face - Stop Lying In My Face
  20. High Llamas: Get Into The Galley Shop - Buzzle Bee
  21. Amadou Kiénou: Tiriba - Amadou Kiénou
  22. Dorothée: Le Tour Du Monde - Dorothée
  23. Laura Bell Bundy: Giddy On Up
  24. The Waikiki's: Strangers in the Night - A Taste of Hawaii
  25. Malacoda: Into The Fold - Cascade
  26. Walter Wanderly: Rain - Rain Forest
  27. From A Second Story Window: The Challenge of Caring - Not One Word Has Been Omitted
  28. Kris Kristofferson: The Silver Tongued Devil And I - The Silver Tongued Devil And I
  29. Chuck Willis: Change My Mind - My Story
  30. Gloria Estefan: Me Odio - 90 Millas
  31. Quasimojo: Jetlag-4 - Acoustic Coupler
Giddy on up:

  1. Dat layer: That incredibly long layer that I did with John Boyle's material was absolutely stunning to do, and I'm still a little floored by how well it went. I think the best part was when the Mantovani record started to skip, which allowed me so much more to work with. AND THEN when it randomly came out of its groove to finish the song, exactly when I would have liked it to. It was magical, so take a listen. 
  2. Trayer: I'm really obsessed with this album, guys. I ripped it and took it home, and it's been in my ears ever sense. 
Giddy on down:

  1. Dead air: There were a few times when there was just flat-out dead air, and no excuse at all. Sometimes I'd be running around the station. There was that time I was making coffee. There was that time I was on the phone with a listener. Everything.
  2. Misplays: There were a few times that I wanted to play something in particular, but then I played something else. I'm really not too upset after the fact, but when it happens it's like THE END OF ZE WORLD. 
Thanks for listening! Check out John Boyle, and tune in for the next show!

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

What It Is #4 - 7/20/12

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There wasn't anything particularly special about this show (aside from the fact that soul and funk are awesome), but I really enjoyed spinning these tunes, and I'm sure you'll enjoy them. I did get one call from a listener who requested a string of Motown, but it was within the last 10 minutes of the show, so I tried my best to accomodate.

By the way, if you have anything you want me to play, did you know you can request songs? You can call (734) 763-3500, which will connect you right to the FM Studio at WCBN, and you can talk to the DJ who is currently DJ AT THAT MOMENT to request a song. It's pretty exciting. You should do it often, because we love you guys.

Let's get your funk on.

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. The Sugarman Three: Got To Get Back To My Baby - What The World Needs Now
  2. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings: I'm Not Gonna Cry - Daptone Gold
  3. Funkees: Point Of No Return - Dancing Time
  4. Gladys Knight and the Pips: You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You?) - Anthology
  5. The Four Tops: Let Me Set You Free - Tonight!
  6. Disco Circus: Dig It - Disco Circus
  7. Catalyst: Ain't It The Truth - The Complete Recordings Vol. 1
  8. S'Express: Blow Me Another Lollypop - Original Soundtrack
  9. Red Snapper: Suckerpunch - Making Bones
  10. Native Son: In Search Of Beauty - Savanna Hot-Line
  11. Charles Bradley: Stay Away - Heartaches and Pain EP
  12. Al Green: Pretty Woman - I'm Still In Love With You
  13. Brass Fever: Funky Carnival - Time Is Running Out
  14. Major Lance: The Monkey Time - Okey Soul
  15. Funk Ark: Hey Mamajo - High Noon
  16. Bootsy Collins: Sound Crack - Ultra Wave
  17. Brad Walrond: Underneath the Metal - Eargasms (Crucialpoetics Vol. 1)
  18. Van Hunt: Eyes Like Pearls - What Were You Hoping For?
  19. Archie Bell & The Drells: Everybody Have A Good Time - Where Will You Go When The Party's Over
  20. Sipho Hot Stix Mabuse: Jive Soweto - Burn Out
  21. Michael Liggins & The Super Souls: Loaded To The Gills - Eccentric Soul: mighty Mike Lenaburg
  22. The Temptations: Cloud Nine - Great Songs and Performances That Inspired The Motown 25th Anniversary T.V. Special
  23. Barry White: Oooo....Ahhh.... - Beware!
  24. The Supremes: He's My Sunny Boy - Love Child
  25. Stevie Wonder: Front Line - Front Line
  26. The Temptations: Snake in the Grass - Hear To Tempt You
Okey:
  1. Daptone goodness: I love pretty much everything by Daptone. I should make a list for myself of all the Daptone in the CD section, because I have literally never been disappointed by them. 
Nokey:
  1. Barry White: Ehhhh this was okaaaay but a little not at all what I was expecting.
Solid show. See you soon. 

Friday, August 3, 2012

Freestailo #42 - 7/27/12

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I've been thinking a lot guys. LIKE A LOT. And I decided that I needed to do more experimenting in this show. And by more, I mean not more often, but a higher quality of experimentation. My idea was just to use 3 turntables: one with heavy electronic stuff, one with avant-garde stuff, and another with some jazz. I wanted to leave the electronica on for its duration, but use the avant-garde stuff to create some heavier beats and mixing material, and eventually layer the jazz in the same way until I could just play it straight through. during the layering, I basically just played with the turntable. I sped it up to 45 and 75, and then back to 33, and I modulated the pitch/speed. I also picked up the needle and laid it down on the heavier beats in the electronic track, not to mention doing a little wicka-wicka, which fulfills one of my dreams from this list:

THINGS I WANT REALLY BADLY
  1. Do a wicka-wicka on a turntable on the radio
  2. Have a Zelda wedding
  3. Have a steampunk wedding
  4. Write a novel
  5. Fly on a whale
I realize I won't be able to do actually, but they are dreams, right? NOW GO DREAM AND LISTEN TO MY SHOW!

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. Mastodon: Iron Tusk - Leviathan
  2. Mochipet: Ride On - Microphonepet
  3. Iron and Wine: Jezebel - Woman King
  4. Juba Dance: Fisherman's Jig - Orange
  5. Fela Kuti: Question Jam Answer - Roforofo Fight/The Fela Singles
  6. New York Phil & Leonard Bernstein: Dvorak: Slavonic Dance, Op. 46, No. 1 - Moldau and Other Favorites
  7. Dizzy Gillspie: Koko - "It Happened One Night" In Concert September 1947
  8. Test Dept: Al'Rabih (The Spring) - Totality
  9. Bell & James: Ask Billie (They Tell Me) - Bell & James
  10. Orthrelm: (track 10) - Orthrelm
  11. Momus: Finnegan The Folk Hero - Folktronic
  12. Yaya Diallo: Outeme - Nangapè
  13. Bebe & Serge: Surfin' in Space - Spaced Out Supernovasuperstar
  14. Ravi Shankar: Karnataki - Improvisations
  15. Nazan Soray: Halhal - Istanbul 70
  16. Madlib: Dancing Girls Theme - Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4 India
  17. Telefon Tel Aviv: When It Happens It Moves All By Itself - Map of What is Effortless
  18. Quickspace: Climbing A Hill - The Death of Quickspace
  19. D*Note: Criminal Justice - Criminal Justice
  20. Madvillain: All Caps - Madvillainy
  21. Savoy: Kili (Original Mix) - BT: Laptop Symphony
  22. Ladyfinger: I Want It All - My Prom
  23. Toninho: Zoraide - Adorada estrela guia
  24. Jens Lekman: Happy Birthday, Dear Friend Lisa - When I Said I Wanted To Be Your Dog
  25. Lusine: Ask You - Serial Hodgepodge
  26. Trade Secrets: ACEN Remix - I Know You Got Soul
  27. Kink Gong: AT (horse) - Xinjiang
  28. Sarah Vaughn: No 'Count Blues - No 'Count Sarah
  29. Quintron: Mood - The Frog Tape
  30. Djur Djura: Derya U Mazir (Heirs to the Future) - Adventures in Afropea 2
  31. Wadih El Safi: Fawq Stouh Dayetna - Couleurs de Beyrouth (Colors of Beirut)
  32. Boy Lion: Dream Of The Sea - Stories from Earth
  33. Jerry Leake: Na Yella Bo - Cubist
  34. Nighthawks: Metropolitan Avenue - Ten Years Live
  35. Dio: Along Comes A Spider - Killing The Dragon
  36. Abbot Lutz, Mason Adams, Pan-Harmonic Symphony: Tyl Eulenspiegel (By Richard Strauss) - Great Tales Told With Great Music
  37. Tyshawn Sorey: Twenty-Five - oblique-1
All Caps:
  1. Mastodon: Do you ever just want to blast epic metal into your brain immediately upon waking? I do, so that's what I did. I regret nothing. 
  2. Layering: I cannot tell you how pleased I am with the piece of layering I did. I don't even care that sometimes it sounded a little funky, because it was so much fun, and I really hope that you enjoyed it. 
  3. Jezebel: I'm super happy about this song, because I didn't know I had been listening to a demo track of this for like 3 years, and it totally shocked me in the best sense to hear it in all its glory. 
No Caps:
  1. Twenty-Five: This was kind of a low-energy end to a great set. I could have ended on a much funkier note. 
  2. Out of place classical?: I wasn't sure, but the Dvorak felt a little misplaced within the set, but I'm not too concerned about it either. 
Good show overall. Happy listening!

Subshow #17 - 7/18/12

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Since Saramin wanted to go off and do A2 Art Fair stuff methinks, I took her show! Yay! I know this post took a long time, but I promise it'll be worth it. I love a lot of the stuff I played, and it's always fun to get outside of my 9am-noon slot to bring some music to you. For this particular episode I had a guest with me, which was super fun, and should happen way more often.

Also, let me put this out here: if any of you ever want to come to my show. I mean, come IN PERSON to my show, please just give me a holler. I like to think I'm a pretty friendly person, and you could even help me pick out music and I can show you around. There's this thing called the 6 O'Clock Shadow we have every Friday at 6pm where we invite listeners to come in and try out the DJ thing, but don't let that limit you to when you can come to the studio. We are always in need of new DJs, and I bet if you like WCBN, then you probably have thought about what it's like.

Anyway, onto the music. 

[Artist: Song - Album]
  1. Michna: Triple Chrome Dipped - Magic Monday
  2. Lynn Gold: Sweet Potatoes - Lynn Gold
  3. Cristian Vogel: La Isla Piscola (For The Traveling Fish Lover Version) - La Isla Piscola
  4. Les Go De Koteba: Kele Magni - Les Go De Koteba
  5. Red Krayola: Bad Medicine - Fingerpainting
  6. Rasputina: High On Life - Frustration Plantation
  7. Flaco Jimenez: Mala Movida - Buena Suerte, Señorita
  8. Cataract: with Triumph comes Loss - with Triumph comes Loss
  9. Les Rita Mits Ouko: Marcia Baila - The No Comprendo
  10. Elena Kats-Chernin: Green Leaf Prelude - Ragtime & Blue
  11. Huun-Huur-Tu: Xöömeyimny Kagbas-La Men (I Will Not Abandon My Xöömei) - Where Young Grass Grows
  12. Danny Stewart: Silhouette Hula - Hawaiian Favorites
  13. General D + Funk 'N Lata: Sobi Esse Pano, Mano - Onda Sonora
  14. rephlex: Jelly Fish - cat 027cd
  15. Mad Gregs: Twelve Tone - Big Nun
  16. Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Kangivumanga (I Disagreed) - Thuthukani Ngoxolo (Let's develop in peace)
  17. The Volumes: Ain't Gonna Give You Up - Detroit Gold
  18. Paul Tripp: Snow White and Red Rose - Snow White and Red Rose
  19. Ether: 35' 45N 139' 45E - music for air raids
  20. Niederflur: Bahnhof Deutz/Messe - Minus
  21. Osborne: Afrika - Afrika EP
  22. Fugees: Take It Easy (Radio Edit) - Take It Easy
  23. Tegan and Sara: Knife Going In - The Con
  24. The Vienna New Symphony: Rosamunde Overture - Schubert: Unfinished Symphony, etc.
  25. Cosmetic: So Tranquilization - So Tranquilization
  26. New York City Gay Men's Chorus: I Hear Bells - Love Lives On
Highs:
  1. Snow White and Red Rose: This layering was a lot of fun, and I kind of was planning it from the beginning of the show, and waiting for a good time to bring it out. I've been reading a lot of Fables, and the character Red Rose is in it, but I had never heard of her, despite my self-proclaimed knowledge of fairy tales. The thing about the comic series is that it's a bit darker and more mature than other versions of these fairy tales you might have heard, so I wanted to emphasize that with the Ether and Niederflur tracks that I layered along with it.
  2. Cataract: This was a nice mid-length track to play, which is a nice balance between the really short thrash-core metal songs, and the 20-minute stoner metal songs you can find around the station. I love me some metal guys.
  3. Fugees: I'm kind of obsessed with them right now, and I think that I need to play more. 
Lows:
  1. Gay Men's Chorus?: This wasn't as good as I thought it would be, but I think that the fact that it's a Gay Men's Chorus makes up for it. Hahaha.
  2. General awkwardness: I was a little distracted sometimes during the show, so some of the transitions weren't perfect, but sometimes that happens when I'm by myself anyway, so whatever.
Thanks for listening as always! Get ready for more updates!