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There's no show more WEDNESDAY: desperate and more bored. 12-2pm: "Classical Lunchbox" Chris Schiffer 8-10 am: "Swingcheese" Robin Moore Chris will play classical music and will try not to Two hours of swing and jazz with snappy vocals, DJ in a monotone NPR voice. There is the swingin' instrumentals and an ever lovin open possibility of guest composers/musicians. request line. In all things be fabulous baby. 2-4pm: "Variety Show" Thien-Bao Thuc Phi 10-12 am: "Kara and Joanna's Office Hours" One show I may devote to hip hop, one to show We'll play you music while we clean the office tunes, or maybe on the same day I'll bust Craig and organize things. Mack and Sophie B. Hawkins back to back. 12-2 pm: "A Night at the Village Vanguard" Chris 4-6pm: "Music for the Fall Guy" Nate Sparks Stromquist Country and Western music from the past and The best jazz you'll hear before midnight. present. The kind of stuff real Americans will Weekly guest appearances by Hugh Jazz. enjoy. 2-4 pm: "The Election Show" Peter Lunney 6-8pm: "Pios Time" Alain Nzigamasabo Punk/Indie/Who cares, as long as it's not Hip-hop and reggae with an international flavor. petulant crap marketed by out-of-touch 8-lOpm: "Living With Luann" Colin Flanagan-Morgan proletariat twits shoved down the throat of a Fresh, Fresh, Fresh! Get in touch with the latest spineless public records in the ever-changing world of music. 4-6 pm: "Rockabilly Rumblings" Fred Carroll Good for fireside romances as well! An action-packed two hour riot of hillbilly 10-12 am: "Old to the New" Nick Deming insanity, high-octane rhythm and blues, country, Hip-hop from the old school to the new school. swing, savage psychobilly, hi-billy bop, desper Focusing mainly on NYC artists. Sorry, no ate roots rock n' roll madness. Snoop Doggy Dog or Warren G. 6-8 pm: " Kickin' Skalistics" Jesse Miner 12-2am: "No World View" Dan Fierman Now's the time to cut the chatter, spin the platter, New Rock and Roll. The latest in Indie, Lo-Fi, and dig the ska! Check out the hottest ska music Rap and a11 the other stuff the kids are listening from the sixties throught today! to. 8-10 pm: "More Fun In the New World" Joanna Curtis 2-4 am: "Toss the Burrito" D.Morgenbeser and M.Schlect Enough said New music, more fun. Music to listen to when you're not wearing pants. 10-12 am:" Matt's Show" Matt Arlyck Hip-hop old and new. Geared mostly toward TUESDAY: "undergound" rap. Features live freestyles, oldie favorites, and no B.S. 8-10 am: "Bach Your World" John Nimis 12-2 am: "Sex On a Stick" Jenni Undis The finest and most pleasing of classical master Ai!Ai!Ai! Two hours of altema-rock from your old pieces, from baroque to Glass. favorites to the newer stuff-even the stuff you're 10-12 pm:"Your Downhome is Uptown, the Country's embarassed to admit you like. Requests encour out of you" Morrey Nellis aged, but there are LIMITS for God's sake! Music with roots. Rural music for urban 2-4 am:" World Eaters" Andy Scherer and Kahil Jallad refugees. Disoriented? "Stand in the place All of the music the Dark Goat demands you where you live now face north.' The sun comes listen to. Avoidong the show will inhibit your up on your right and sets on your left Every Day. ablility to fight off Orbital Mind Control. 12-2 pm:"Post Nasal Drip" Scott Furlan A dirty repertoire of music. A somewhat THURSDAY: uncatergorizable mix of music from years gone by as well as today. 8-10 am: " Michelle's Show" Michelle Hayes 2-4 pm: "The Beats Johnson Show" Alex Posell New rock and pop that you should be listening All progressive, underground, urban dance to. music. Hip-hop, Acid Jazz, House, Techno, 10-12 pm:" Early Morning Feminine Madness" M.R. Jungle, Rare groove, and Funk. Foreman 4-6 pm: "The Power Tool Hour" Kenny Gunderman I will be entertaining your ears off with a varied Both kinds of music, country and western. selection of indie and alternatives. 6-8 pm: "Dancehall Vibrations" Kyan Celise Thornton 12-2pm: "Fathers and Sons" Luis Puga Come fe hear de wickedest female seletor nice up From Delta beginnings to contemporary, a de party in a dancehall stylee. Big up all cornacopia of Mojo's, run-on sentences and Dancehall Massive! a seven step plan for world domination 8-10 pm:" Bongos, Bass, and Bob" Mara Ranville 2-4 pm: "Boomerang Fish" Julie Liu ... and Mara, and new music, and your requests. No wretched rhyrnings of "baby" and "crazy'. 10-12 am: "Swelling Cerebellums" Adam Hardin 4-6 pm: "Jimmy Jack Music" Erik Sivertson The Final Vernacrobatic showdown dispelling Music that a balloon tied to his wrist would 12-2 pm:" Urinal Cake" Brian Deiger and Per listen to. Old and new metal, along with jokes (mostly old). 6-8pm: " From the Wax of Stax to the Soundz of 2-4 pm: "Contemporary Soul Show" Mandia Westbound" B.Crystal and A. Summersby Mehlomakulu "We play songs slow like a clam, or hot from the Latest in R&B, swing, acid jazz, and rap. can; we play the longest of the long sweat jam" 4-6 pm: "Clear Sighted Country" Dan Bain 8-10 pm: "Three's Company" Sonia Grover If you like country and hate Ronnie Milsap, you'd Two hours of great new rock . Come and knock probably enjoy an earful of this show. on our door. We've been waiting for you ... 6-8 pm: "Radio Free 1716" Brooce Templeton and Jeremy 10-12 am: "The Beatdown Hour" Dave Ashton Pillar You will now consider me the Apocolyptic one. Brooce and Jer have live in-studio bands, and play After this show, henceforth, there is none really cool music of a new nature. 12-2 am: " Night of the living Grooveyard" Pete Bayard 8-10 pm: "Jazz Legends" Leif Johnson Back from the dead and better than ever! Pete Legendary artists of the bop period and earlier. plays new modern rock of vast varities, not just More swing and big band than ever before. No post every guitar band with a distortion pedal. 1965. No fusion. 2-4 am: " Sneakers" Jenny Ahem 10-12 am: "Booya wit' D.J. B.T." Sam Glickel A mix of mellow guitar rock and occasional D.J. B.T. will have you jumping with hardcore rap blues with a sneaking tendency to be inspir• laced with smooth jazz interludes. ational. 12-2 am: "80's 'Till You Puke" Kara Elmquist and Heather Evans FRIDAY: Get happy with non-stop vintage eighties! 2-4 am: "Naru Hodo Ne" Bradley Traynor 8-10 am: "Kickin the Habit with the Pissy Nun" Jon Your captain for this flight back to the 70's is just Witthuhn back from the other half o' the world, ready to Wash away all those childhood traumas with a make you shake your booty! healthy two hour dose of Industrial tidbits and surprise goodies from your pal the pissy nun. SUNDAY: 10-12 pm: "Shit That'll Float Your Cork" S. Campanella Low-grade, high power speed RAWK bands 8-10 am: "The Anointed Hours of Song" Sean Palmer from the Oregon Underground. Gospel show, featuring mostly African-American 12-2 pm: "Tim's Folk Feastings" Tim Lohnes gospel music. Plus other spiritually motivating Indulge in a delightful array of folk music, in• music. cluding old ballads, work songs, and religious 10-12 pm: "The Blue Light Special Show" Davin Lagerroos tunes through more modern protest music. A musical foray into the worlds of punk, hardcore, 2-4 pm: "Hate Triangle" Geof Brown, Erik Davis, and post-punk, ska and other stuff, too. Leah Bowe On air copraphagia. We're hard. Ooooooh, we're 12-2 pm: "The Land of Sky Blue Waters" Alexis Cairns and soooooo hard. Bad karma on a suicide mission. Nick Helfrich 4-6 pm: "Choose Your Own Adventure" Kelly Lawton For the third semester in a row, only the best in and Kraig Hamady Minnesota music. Some new rock, some less than new rock, all 2-4 pm: "The Teddy Bear's Picnic and Party Zone" Cory worth checking out. We welcome requests. Walker and Zannah Marsh 6-8 pm: "Champion Sound" Bret Ellis and Sebastian Hardcore, punk, indie, misc. Music that's pissed s Castro omeone's mom off at one time or another. A culmination to four years of Murderation - 4-6 pm: " Deep Waters With Berry and Tweeps" Berry Rudeboys, Rasta, Girls, Guns, Ganja, Slack, Cul Steiner and Tweeps Poli-Phillips ture, and Selassie I.
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