Kittenmouse Radio, Part II, Episode I
Dateline: December 9, 2006. Saturday. 1-2 pm, Pacific Standard Time.
KPSU 1450 AM, in Portland, Oregon, and worldwide at www.kpsu.org
Click here to download this week's show in mp3 format, or cut and paste the link into your internet browser: http://archive.kpsu.org:8080/node/851
Okay, so the delivery sucked, because I had to have that one crappy show where I screw up 4 out of 5 times I try to hit a button. I haven't done this for almost 2 years, though, so bear with me while I get used to the board, and until I get a pair of hardcore giant earmuff headphones that don't cut out all the time (hey, I understand, it's hard not to run over the cords with the chair! Those cords are so freakin' long!). It's nice to be back, though, and there is a ton of new and old music to be listened to. I'll try not to fill every week with long proggy rock, even though I do love prog. Yes, I do also love the Ramones, and I still like the Locust as well, so short songs will be played in the future. Anyway, I'm happy if you're happy. Sorry about not playing any of the Imperial March, Kenny and Liz, I *will* play that some week in the future. Hehe.
artist. song. album.
1. Michel Legrand. Generique (Instrumental). Les Parapluies de Cherbourg.
2. Camera Obscura. Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken. Let's Get Out of This Country.
3. My Bloody Valentine. Only Shallow. Loveless.
4. Azita. Another Kind of Trade. Life on the Fly.
5. Agalloch. Falling Snow. Ashes Against the Grain. (from PDX.)
6. Unwed Sailor. Gila. The White Ox. Burnt Toast Vinyl.
7. Danava. By the Mark. Danava. (also from PDX.)
8. Joanna Newsom. Cosmia. Ys. (produced by Jim O'Rourke, of Halfway to a Threeway fame.)
KPSU 1450 AM, in Portland, Oregon, and worldwide at www.kpsu.org
Click here to download this week's show in mp3 format, or cut and paste the link into your internet browser: http://archive.kpsu.org:8080/node/851
Okay, so the delivery sucked, because I had to have that one crappy show where I screw up 4 out of 5 times I try to hit a button. I haven't done this for almost 2 years, though, so bear with me while I get used to the board, and until I get a pair of hardcore giant earmuff headphones that don't cut out all the time (hey, I understand, it's hard not to run over the cords with the chair! Those cords are so freakin' long!). It's nice to be back, though, and there is a ton of new and old music to be listened to. I'll try not to fill every week with long proggy rock, even though I do love prog. Yes, I do also love the Ramones, and I still like the Locust as well, so short songs will be played in the future. Anyway, I'm happy if you're happy. Sorry about not playing any of the Imperial March, Kenny and Liz, I *will* play that some week in the future. Hehe.
artist. song. album.
1. Michel Legrand. Generique (Instrumental). Les Parapluies de Cherbourg.
2. Camera Obscura. Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken. Let's Get Out of This Country.
3. My Bloody Valentine. Only Shallow. Loveless.
4. Azita. Another Kind of Trade. Life on the Fly.
5. Agalloch. Falling Snow. Ashes Against the Grain. (from PDX.)
6. Unwed Sailor. Gila. The White Ox. Burnt Toast Vinyl.
7. Danava. By the Mark. Danava. (also from PDX.)
8. Joanna Newsom. Cosmia. Ys. (produced by Jim O'Rourke, of Halfway to a Threeway fame.)