· ..... ~ , ·I ••• · . ....... ~,,\, . ) - . \ -' (X) ~ I, (X) ,N • -0/---­ co • • • • • - ~ . 1'" ~ I . .,I/:..~ . a:: . .", • •· ·, ·• I ·t'· . .• ·· . ·· . .. •••• i ,,".' . .. /' • Day of Decency has come and' gone. It has been months since a couple of heads got together on the 3rd floor of gateway commons and decided what part they would play in a battle for what they thought was right. And nearly a month (perhaps two as you read this) since the dreams and the plan came together. OUtcome? Well. for one, I'm not really sure. I'dreallylike tothink that maybesome part of Meye opening" or MreactionaryseDiment" ocurred on account ofsomeone standingup and screaming MMy rights as a citizen are in danger." Jlut how can something like that be measured? To tell you the truth, I don't know, either. I wish I had played my part out. AJJ the decision to ban Minde~ency", "profanity", and "obcenity" from public radio stations 24 hours a day is being appealed. we must watch, not wait, and act. How? You can call 866-6868 and find out. Anyone of the folks on staff has' access to the information. any day of the week, at any time. Provided, of course, there is someone here (ahem!). We can give you names and addre~ses. fax and phone numb,..rs of organizations and individuals who need the assistance of people like yourself, or in some cases, would, and do, defy ~our opposition. AJJ someone who values creativity and its limitless bounds, and wonders at the different kinds of reactions it provi-ies. from rage to confusion to recognition, it Is important for me to posess the ability to think freely. It is no secret that that is what is at stake. Hats off tto the cats at Rhino for the information at the Real Music Revue. Please make them, and us, proud. Register to Vote. Vloce your opinion. Now. Anything I haven't Covered, please discover for yourself. KUCI ezist& to educate as well as to entertain. It's been that way for Ii long time, longer than I've been alive. Please help us to keep it glong. Peace Scott Askew Chief Aimouncer KUCI is a non-profit, public radio station licensed to the Well here it is. Some ofyou might not know this,.but It was my first Regents of the University of California. KUClis run and time as program guide editor. i had sort ofa tough act to follow, but managed by UCI students and its affiliates. OUr transmit­ At least I know this has all the neccesary ingredients present. i did ter is located high atop the physical sciences building on work hard, i don't care what any ofyou say, right nowI am halfin the our beautiful UCI campus, and broadcasts at a frequency new u and halfhere (KUCI). I tried to get all or most ofthe bands you of 88.9 Megahertz. All donations to the station are tax all putdown, andtriedtocopythe showdsdown accurately, since this deductible. Our Mailing address is: KUCI 88.9 FM, Univer­ is what it's all about. /iUlyway. Jennifer Vineyard has been very sity of California, P.O. Box 4362 Irvine, CA, 92716-4362. pleasant and you all must thank her. So has Joachim but i think he Requests: (714) 866-6824. Business: (714) 866-6868. Fax: is more used to being up late. i refuse to take resposibility for (714) 866-8673. Ifyou could see what you hearI anything i am writing now as i am in a delerium and it is 4:30 am. I hope it works for you. General Manager xoxo JM SQ PG Ed. 12 April 91 Katie Roberts Music Director Todd Sievers Promotions ../' Danielle MichaeUs Program. Director Joachim Vance Table of contents PubUc Affairs Mark Baker Man~ement for 1990-1991............................2 Marketing Notes from Jazz. Rap. Chief announcer...........2 Brian MacDonald Show Desert ions.•........••..............•.•............3 Public Services Super duper pull out sprlnll schedule...........8-9 Dan Renldn Soundtnas & ska parade interview schedules. II News Director Su erchllDk interview..•.....•••.........•..••..........15 Shari Bagwell General format schedule...............................16 Sports Director ".., Stephanie Cahn MobUe DJ Coordinator ~ Steve Cronk Broadcast Media Coordinator I.. Kevin Stockdale Program. Guide Jordan Minnesota YOI A note on rap at KUCI. ..".,/ KUCI programs harcore rap and hip hop. Whack newjack swing and sucka MC rhymes get the finga. While most DJ's mu in with rock and roll, the true hype can be found 7-9 pm Tuesdays &: Thursdays and 6-8 pm Saturdays. With the recent demise of the Pioneering KDAYam, we remain the last voice of hlp hop in Orange County. Cuts you are now hearing on those poser top 40 stations are old news at KUCI. We play the largest shit on wax and we do it first. Dope Jams are in effect and requests are strictly Dan Stuckey! 6,000 Corey Taylor Rap/lDp Hop Music Coordinator The Jazz Department in KUCI focuses on giving our audience the best and most diverse variety ofjazz. We not only air songs from artists such as Hiroshima or Kronos, but also early jazz greats such as Beaie Smith. Duke Ellington, and Thelonloua Monk. By giving our audience a diverse exposure to jazz, they are better able to learn about different types ofjazz such as Fusion, Contemporary, and EarlyAmerican Jazz. For In depth information on jazz, we have MSoundings" , which airs from 10 am to 12 pm on Fridays. "Soundings" is hosted by Bradford J. Stein and is a two hour interview with various jazz artists and groups on their personal philosophies and views on jazz. When "Soundings" first aired as an addition to the UUltimate Jazz Experience", on January 12, 1989, it was a mixture of music and interviews with the artists. On September 28, 1989, the show received its own program in the 10 am to 12 pm slot so it could focus exclusively on the artist interviews. "Soundings" alternates everyweek from live.in-atudio interviews toprerecorded interviews. The purpose of MSoundingS" is to expose peoplewho are interested in jazz music but don't know too much about it, so they could learn through the artists and their music. For those Wt,O do know about jazz or who want to get into the music business, its a chance for them tolisten to their favorite artist andget an Idea about what It takes to be a successful musician. The Jazz Department has been busy establishing connections with record companies. artists, and helping with promotions for jazz concerts and festivals. Among the concerts we helped promote is the Fourth Annual John Coltrane Festival, The Pacl11c Jazz Festival, Concord Jazz Festival, and pas PlayboyJazz Festivals. During our shows we announce concerts that are going on around the Orange County. Los Angeles. Hollywood areas, including ticket and album. giveaways. TheJazzDepartmenthere at KUCI has changed throughout theyears. Wehave gone from fifteen to over twentyhours ofjazzprogramming, whichincludesNewAge, Blues. andFolk music. We are alsoswitchingoverfrom vinylto CD for betterlisteningquality. Through thisimprovement, we not only get a larger audience but more people are getting an idea about what jazz is all about. Bradford J. 'Stein . Jazz Director, KUCI Sunday 12:00 am The Moltov Cocktail Hours A rip roarin' buttfestl'I Nirvana, Flaming lips, Dinosaur Jr.,Tad, Bonpater, Screaming Trees, Bad Religion, X, Mudhoney, Primus, Gala.xJ,.e 500, Buck Pets, Toy Dolls, Fuzzbox, Spacemen 3, Fluid, Sonic Youth, Caterwaul, Throwing Muses, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Soul Asylum, Birdland, DI, Dead Kennedys, Beat Happening, Thee Headcoats, Suicidal Tendencies, Social Distortion, Vomit Launch, Laughing Hyenas... 3:00 am Amidst Masses of Junk Out of the music emerge the gods that suit it, and they educate men by their example and their commandments. Dee-Lite, Lard, Dead Can Dance, Ministry, Alien Sex Fiend, Peter Murphy, Revolting Cocks, Controlled Bleeding, Cocteau Twins, Numb, This Mortal Coil. Coil, Tear Garden, Tones On TaU, Nine Inch Nalls, Neon Judgement, A Split Second, Einsteurzende Neubaten, In The Nursery, KMFDM, Flour, Ride... 5:00 am Abstract Audio Beyond all that is known lies the realm of the abstract- a realm where things aren't black and white but somewhere in between. Discover the realm of Abstract Audio. Xymox, Tones on Tall, Jane's Addiction, Nitzer Ebb, Mini.stry, Nine Inch Nalls, Cocteau Twins, Devo, Cure, Posies, New Order, Dead Can Dance, Jesus & Mary Chain, Front 242, Love & Rock~ts, Trash Can Sinattas, Siouxie, PsychadeUc Furs, PIL, Pixies, Skinny Puppy, Bauhaus, Pop Will Eat Itself, Prlmus, Ultravox, Wall ofVoodoo, Sundays, Smiths, This Mortal Coil... 7:00 am ESQ- The Gospel Connection Esquire takes you through the best in American gospel, giving you a chance to appreciate the his­ 1 tory of this cultural art form. 9:00 am Chords & Strings Morning dose of opera and oratorio" with me, Dee,·also classical music moderns & standards & any­ thing else that pops up. Orff, Beetoven, Mozart, Gilbert & Sullivan, Handel, Shubert, Vivaldi, Puccini, Yo Yo Ma, Pavarotti... 11:00 am Powe'r and Fury The most ampin' and powerin' classical music to slam you out of your sleepy hungover Sundays and make you know the wrath of god. Stravinsky, Sousa, Wagner, Mahler, Shostokovitch:. Ludwig Van, Orff... 1:00 pm The Darkling Eclectlca Stories and classic radio plays, diverse musics.. Priscilla Herdman, Daniel Pinkwater, Roger Zelazny, Scott · Corbett, Ester Averill... 2:00 pm The Slug Films Radio Hour The only hour in radio longer than sixty minutes featuring unbridled comedy coming hom the twisted minds of those funny guys- the UCI Comedy Club... (but we play music, too) cool. very cool. Spinal Tap, The Rutles, Monty Python, Blase Suave, The Blues Brothers, Modem Lovers, Talking Heads, One-Hit Wonders (Taco, Nena, Men Without Hats.