Wednesday, June 01, 2005
WMUH Playlist for 5/26/05 "Switch Day"
12-2PM
Thursday, May 26th
WMUH Allentown
http://muhlenberg.edu/wmuh
(n)=new
(r)= request
This was a switch-day due to fellow dj Brian O'Neill hosting a live acoustic performance from the legendary rock band, The Strawbs. We were more than happy and willing to oblige. It looks like he had a lot of fun.
It was good that we also got to see our pal Tony (Love goes to building on fire : http://acbleach.blogspot.com/) --- who followed us up and has a show on Thursdays from 2-4pm. He was gracious enough to let us burn his copy of the Brazilian post-punk comp that just came out on Soul Jazz. It was a good time.
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Negativland -- Drink it Up -- Dispepsi -- Seeland
Ratsia -- hkuuinen Rattaus -- v/a: Break the Rules -- Rare punk and power-pop 78-82 (This sounds like this was this bands take on The Buzzcocks "I don't Mind" -- in Swedish of course!)
James -- skullduggery -- stutter (I noticed that fellow pocono resident/patti smith guitarist Lenny Kaye produced this James album, thier first full length from 1985.)
Inez + Charlie Foxx -- I ain't going for that -- greatest hits
(n) Out Hud -- old nude -- let us never speak of it again -- kranky
Rapeman -- steak and black onions -- touch and go
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Omegatribe -- duty calls --- lp (crass people being more melodic. of course, all songs relating to freedom, peace, and unity!)
The Lifeguards -- everybody outta the pool -- 45 (this song was inapropriate. it got up to *maybe* 60 degrees that day. Nobody was in the pool. And if they were... then they better have heeded the adivce of the Lifeguards!)
Color Me Pop -- don't stop -- 45
Popol Vuh --- wilig arm -- seligpreisung
(r) This Heat -- solar -- health & efficiency -- piano/rough trade
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The Triffids -- Tender is the Night -- Sandy Born Devotional -- rough trade
The Flesh Eaters -- dominoes -- no questions asked -- atavastic
Ralph Martiere -- Crazy, Man, Crazy -- 45 ("man, that music's gone!")
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(n)Orange Juice -- Blue Boy -- v/a: (some domino records comp?)
Stockholm Monsters -- never really understand -- v/a: homework; diy post-punk (just watched the Factory Records dvd box set. It reminded us to pull out the homework comp.)
Agent on Travel -- in search of -- 7"
Lady B --- To the Beat Y'all -- 12" (early female hip-hop mc from philly.)
(n) Watchers -- the sun -- ???
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(n) Million Dollar Marxists -- do the emotion -- give it a name
Radio Alarm Clocks -- psycho -- wake me when it's over -- (More of that distinct early Ohio punk sound. Sonics cover.)
Paris 1942 -- She Cracked -- v/a: amuck (Placebo records comp of Arizona bands. 2 covers in a row. This one a Modern Lovers cover)
The Burning Emotion -- thewhatchamacallit -- 45 (fun soul/r&b. it's a dance --- called thewhatchamacallit.)
Hall of Fame -- Baby, we... -- 7"
The Melvins -- forgotten principle -- demos: 83
-- there is a few more tracks I think to be added to this playlist. The other one will remember. ------
Thursday, May 26th
WMUH Allentown
http://muhlenberg.edu/wmuh
(n)=new
(r)= request
This was a switch-day due to fellow dj Brian O'Neill hosting a live acoustic performance from the legendary rock band, The Strawbs. We were more than happy and willing to oblige. It looks like he had a lot of fun.
It was good that we also got to see our pal Tony (Love goes to building on fire : http://acbleach.blogspot.com/) --- who followed us up and has a show on Thursdays from 2-4pm. He was gracious enough to let us burn his copy of the Brazilian post-punk comp that just came out on Soul Jazz. It was a good time.
----
Negativland -- Drink it Up -- Dispepsi -- Seeland
Ratsia -- hkuuinen Rattaus -- v/a: Break the Rules -- Rare punk and power-pop 78-82 (This sounds like this was this bands take on The Buzzcocks "I don't Mind" -- in Swedish of course!)
James -- skullduggery -- stutter (I noticed that fellow pocono resident/patti smith guitarist Lenny Kaye produced this James album, thier first full length from 1985.)
Inez + Charlie Foxx -- I ain't going for that -- greatest hits
(n) Out Hud -- old nude -- let us never speak of it again -- kranky
Rapeman -- steak and black onions -- touch and go
-----
Omegatribe -- duty calls --- lp (crass people being more melodic. of course, all songs relating to freedom, peace, and unity!)
The Lifeguards -- everybody outta the pool -- 45 (this song was inapropriate. it got up to *maybe* 60 degrees that day. Nobody was in the pool. And if they were... then they better have heeded the adivce of the Lifeguards!)
Color Me Pop -- don't stop -- 45
Popol Vuh --- wilig arm -- seligpreisung
(r) This Heat -- solar -- health & efficiency -- piano/rough trade
----
The Triffids -- Tender is the Night -- Sandy Born Devotional -- rough trade
The Flesh Eaters -- dominoes -- no questions asked -- atavastic
Ralph Martiere -- Crazy, Man, Crazy -- 45 ("man, that music's gone!")
---
(n)Orange Juice -- Blue Boy -- v/a: (some domino records comp?)
Stockholm Monsters -- never really understand -- v/a: homework; diy post-punk (just watched the Factory Records dvd box set. It reminded us to pull out the homework comp.)
Agent on Travel -- in search of -- 7"
Lady B --- To the Beat Y'all -- 12" (early female hip-hop mc from philly.)
(n) Watchers -- the sun -- ???
----
(n) Million Dollar Marxists -- do the emotion -- give it a name
Radio Alarm Clocks -- psycho -- wake me when it's over -- (More of that distinct early Ohio punk sound. Sonics cover.)
Paris 1942 -- She Cracked -- v/a: amuck (Placebo records comp of Arizona bands. 2 covers in a row. This one a Modern Lovers cover)
The Burning Emotion -- thewhatchamacallit -- 45 (fun soul/r&b. it's a dance --- called thewhatchamacallit.)
Hall of Fame -- Baby, we... -- 7"
The Melvins -- forgotten principle -- demos: 83
-- there is a few more tracks I think to be added to this playlist. The other one will remember. ------
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