March 13, 2009 (Playlist):
"Our Seventeenth Show!"
Tokyo Police Club – Box
Arctic Monkeys – Leave Before The Lights Come On
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart – A Teenager In Love
Orange Juice – Blue Boy
Spoon – Don’t You Evah
The Decemberists - Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect
Josh Ritter – Wolves
Yo La Tengo – From A Motel 6
Wild Light – Heart Attack
Jens Lekman – Black Cab
A.C. Newman – Take On Me (A-ha Cover)
Depeche Mode – Enjoy The Silence
Beirut – My Night With The Prostitute From Marseilles
TV On The Radio – Golden Age
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll
Incubus – Stellar
Yeasayer – Tight Rope
Oasis – Falling Down
Colour Revolt – Naked And Red
Talking Heads – Girlfriend Is Better
*Background music consisted of various songs from various artists & bands who have been inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, in honor of our trip to the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Annex in New York City, New York. It was an educational, fun, and memorable experience for us both.
Two weeks of being off the air has felt like an eternity! Spring Break, The IBS Conference in New York City and everything in between was great. Even we need vacations, too, sometimes. But sadly, we didn't feel complete without concluding the week with our radio show. We did our best to shake off the on-air cobwebs, fix some troublesome equipment (one of our CD players likes to give us problems; me especially), and put on a terrific program for all our listeners. This week, we were filmed by Electronic Media majors for a special project, which made us feel like big shots. We also had a shadower who's learning the business and hopefully didn't get turned off by our antics. Music wise, we really submerged in both modern and classic indie rock. The latest from Beirut, TV On The Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Oasis were some of the highlights. We were going to play the latest Franz Ferdinand single, "No You Girls", in the beginning of Hour 1, but like I said, one of our CD players truly despises me. We'll have the new video below. As far as the oldies go, we hit up the late 70's and early 80's with tracks from Orange Juice and Talking Heads, then peaked at the early 90's with a great synth rock anthem from Depeche Mode. Thanks again for tuning in and we hope you all enjoyed our epic return. Tune in next week for another great set; and as always, continue to call in, IM us, or both, throughout the full two hours. Peace.
"Our Seventeenth Show!"
Tokyo Police Club – Box
Arctic Monkeys – Leave Before The Lights Come On
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart – A Teenager In Love
Orange Juice – Blue Boy
Spoon – Don’t You Evah
The Decemberists - Here I Dreamt I Was An Architect
Josh Ritter – Wolves
Yo La Tengo – From A Motel 6
Wild Light – Heart Attack
Jens Lekman – Black Cab
A.C. Newman – Take On Me (A-ha Cover)
Depeche Mode – Enjoy The Silence
Beirut – My Night With The Prostitute From Marseilles
TV On The Radio – Golden Age
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll
Incubus – Stellar
Yeasayer – Tight Rope
Oasis – Falling Down
Colour Revolt – Naked And Red
Talking Heads – Girlfriend Is Better
*Background music consisted of various songs from various artists & bands who have been inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, in honor of our trip to the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Annex in New York City, New York. It was an educational, fun, and memorable experience for us both.
Two weeks of being off the air has felt like an eternity! Spring Break, The IBS Conference in New York City and everything in between was great. Even we need vacations, too, sometimes. But sadly, we didn't feel complete without concluding the week with our radio show. We did our best to shake off the on-air cobwebs, fix some troublesome equipment (one of our CD players likes to give us problems; me especially), and put on a terrific program for all our listeners. This week, we were filmed by Electronic Media majors for a special project, which made us feel like big shots. We also had a shadower who's learning the business and hopefully didn't get turned off by our antics. Music wise, we really submerged in both modern and classic indie rock. The latest from Beirut, TV On The Radio, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Oasis were some of the highlights. We were going to play the latest Franz Ferdinand single, "No You Girls", in the beginning of Hour 1, but like I said, one of our CD players truly despises me. We'll have the new video below. As far as the oldies go, we hit up the late 70's and early 80's with tracks from Orange Juice and Talking Heads, then peaked at the early 90's with a great synth rock anthem from Depeche Mode. Thanks again for tuning in and we hope you all enjoyed our epic return. Tune in next week for another great set; and as always, continue to call in, IM us, or both, throughout the full two hours. Peace.
"No, no, no, no, no you girls never know..."
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