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SPRING 1989 9:00 Smiling Fiend Schedule/Spring 1989 Habit of Thought; Habit of Action, Alternative Music to Satisfy All Your Vinyl Fetishes KUCI 88.9 FM Nufc'; : M.e ' .~ 'News 7 Seconds .Rap Music Rap Reviews: NitzerEbb " Front 242 :In:nian Death . Rockets . Cure .. KUCIMANAGEMENTSTAFF General Manager Jeanette Grimm What's Up, CrazyPup? Program Director Mark Baker Music Director Gary Downs Director Rachel Shishido hen I'm not masquerading as a per­ ing. We've included record reviews, inter­ Promotions Marketing Director Danielie Michaelis son who looks like he knows what views, and as much humor as our planned Production Director Glenn Habas W he's doing, I'm assaulting the air­ community can handle. Public Service Director Christina Larsen waves on KUCI as The Industrial PowerHour, Iwould Iike to express my thanksCor condo­ News Director Dave Mathieson Fridays at midnight. athought I should plug lences) to all those groovy folks that helped Sports Director Dave Desmond Training Director Carol Moore my show before someone plugs for me!) put the Guide together. Special thanks to Jim Development Director Eric Nusbaum Our last program guide-Fall 1988-came "Magic Fingers" Miller, who typed this stuffup. Traffic Director David Boyns out looking slick as ever. Thanks to Bill "Skee­ He would have made Liberace proud. Interview Coordinator Adeela Zuhuruddin tor" Derouchy. Well, that's all over now since If you have any questions or comments Cor UCRN Representative Mark Sugars Program Guide Editors Juris Zinbergs I decided to do it. Hopefully the next issue­ complaints) please feel free to contact KUCI. Jim Neuroses Miller Summer 1989-will come out much sooner. I'll be sure to disavow any knowledge. If you Gross Things Director Phlegm McMucus JNM Note- You man.,. i{ 9.lilJ come out before: Fall 198W TimeTfavel! would like to participate in any future issues, This issue promises Cat least claims) to pro­ let me know. Otherwise... enjoy. vide interesting info about alternative music. REQUESTS: (714)856-KUCI There's a lot going on in college radio and our -Juris the Program Guide Guy 856-5824 mag will give you a sample of what's happen- BUSINESS: 856-6868 Well, now that Juris and I have sedated the One new feature of the Guide's radio show entire KUCI management staff Cnotice there's descriptions is a listing of artists you would MAILING KUCI/88.9FM no messages from the General Manager or typically, but not necessarily exclusively, hear ADDRESS: P.O. Box 4362 anyone else) it looks like there's room for on each show. We think this gives you a Irvine, CA 92716·4362 another article, heh, heh. I'd plug my showJim clearer idea of what each show is like, which Neuroses, and time too, butsince I now only do isn't always obvious from the show title or de­ WHERE YOU CAN HEAR KUCI: substituting, I'd have to predict the future, or scription. All the better to further the raison perfect time travel , as Juris has done. Let's just d'etre of alternative radio--Ietting you dis­ Strong South Irvine, UC irvine say I rely heavily on stupid and unfunny jokes cover stuff you might like but never hear since Medium Costa Mesa, other parts of Irvine; and use too many sound effect carts, but I like KIIS-FM and Power 106 can't afford to risk their North Newport Beach, Santa Ana, it, because I sit on land mines and eat Alpo. advertising revenue. Tustin After spending the last three weekends en­ Thanks to Juris for the chance to unleash the Unpredictable Anahe im, EI Toro, Huntington tirelyon the Guide writing, chasing down laser Macintosh on the Guide, and compliments on Beach, Orange, Westminster ... printer font downloading problems, and fine­ his work in organizing it and getting sponsors, KUCI's broadcast frequency is the same as 88.9/ tuning the layout, typefaces, header design, and to all the Guide contribu~ors for generally etc., I'm finally satisfied that I'm still not happy being wondrous, superior Godlike beings. KXLU-FM, Los Angeles; KUCI's signal faces in­ creasing competition from KXLU as you travel with it. Well, the Summer Guide will be Per­ Excuse me while I explode. Thank you. closer to L.A. fect, really, really ... with more pictures and better design. Oh, you're right-be poSitive-even -Jim "Too Much Hairspray" Miller Various cable TV companies carry KUCI's signal; check w ith your local cable company. better deSign, yeah .. Another Program Guide Guy KUCI is a non·commercial educational radio station Ii· censed to the Regents of the University of California, and operated by UC Irvine students, staff and outside contribu· KUCI thanks the following merchants for their donations to the tors. KUCI broadcasts at 88.9 megahertz, FM, monaural, third annual KUCI Raffle: with an effective radiated power of 25 watts, from the top of the Physical Sciences Building at UCI. KUCI is supported by UCI student registration fees and listener contributions; Megan's Tickets 14200 Culver Drive, Irvine i.e., no obnoxious Super Shops commercials. Park Cleaners 18058 Culver Drive Carlton Hair International 14250 Culver Drive Contributions to KUCI are TAX DEDUCTIBLE. Z Pizza The Marketplace, Irvine The KUCI Program Guide is a quarterly publication of Digital Ear 13011 Newport Avenue, Tustin KUCI·FM. All material copyright © 1989 KUCI.FM, Third Pacific Eyes & T's The Marketplace, 4237 Campus Drive, Irvine Floor Gateway Commons, University of California, Irvine, Marie Callender's Everywhere Irvine, CA 92717. Camera ready manuscript was produced on a Macintosh IIx with Microsoft Word 3.02 and Page. Golden Spoon The Marketplace, Irvine Maker 3.0. Final output: Apple LaserWriter liNT, Meg's Bakery University Park, 18066 Culver Drive, Irvine courtesy of R. Scott Truesdell, Macintosh Lab Naturally Yours University Park, 18068 Culver Drive Manager, and Dr. Thomas Standish, Department of tnformation and Computer Science, UC Irvine. Graphics: Illustrator 88 and paste·in. Flag type· face: Micro Extended. Flag band lellering: Op. On the Cover: tima. Display: Helvetica Black, Optima. Body: ITC Garamond, Helvetica Light, Micro Extended, Op. Former KUCI General Manager Kevin Stockdale makes the next logical career move-materializing a /a tima. Ads: in addition to the preceding, Bookman, Castle· Slar Trek in women's restrooms. Kevin metamorphoses into yet another creature on Friday nights-the Font, Cooper Black, RilZLaser. Cover photo: JNM. Cover metal head-biter host ofKUCI's Meta/Morality Show. Shocked Tampon User: Marian Cordry, former KUCI halftone: George Spillman/New University. Offset print· I nterview Coordinator. ing: PrintMasters, EI Toro, CA. 2 KUCI PROGRAM G UIDE S PRING 1989 KUCI Most.PlayedNewReleases as of May 7, 1989 What's Hot at KUCl.... 1 Love and Rockets RCA 2 De La Soul Torruny Boy Medium Trendy New Music 3 The Cult Beggars/Sire 4 Drivin' 'n' Cryin' Island 21 Ed Haynes Apache Too Much Joy, Yanomamos, Manhew Sweet, Lee­ 5 House of Freaks Rhino 22 HalfJapanese 50 Skidillion way, Shadesapart, Marginal Man, Untouchables, 6 Flaming Ups Restless 23 Full Fathom Five Link Ray Charles, Easterhouse, Apology, Raging Slab, 7 Pixies Elektra 24 Chills Homestead Blood Circus, Belvis Frond, Loop, Swirling Eddies, 8 Concrete Blonde IRS - 25 Nitzer Ebb Mute/Geffen Enja, In the Nursery, Buck Pets, Crazyhead EP, Tone 9 Cure Elektra 26 Pogues 12" Island Loc, Show of Hands, Homestead Grays, Royal As­ 10 Caterwaul IRS - 27 Wonder Stuff Polydor sassins, Gothic Hut, Miracle Legion, Frazier Chorus, 11 Firehose SST - 28 Christmas I.R.S. Ego Loop, Lyle Lovett, 4,OOO,OOOTelephones, Demo­ 12 Soul Asylum Twin Tone 29 Hugo Largo Opal/WB mo, Too Short, Rainy Day, Monty Cantsin, Skinner 13 Ramones Sire - 30 Dead Can Dance 4AD Box, 3-D Invisibles, Cruel Story of Youth, Rain 14 Front 242 WaxTrax 31 Slamrnin' Watusis Columbia People, Tooth & Nail, Thrashing Doves, Gang Green, 15 Dickies Enigma - 32 Reivers Capitol Frank Allison & the Old Sox, Firetown, De La Soul, 16 Guadalcanal Diary Elektra 33 The Melting Plot SST Klaus Flouride, The Clean, Pop TartS, Fine Young 17 Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper Enigma 34 Pay It All Back Nettwerk Cannibals, Psychotribe, Shamen, Thelonious Mon­ 18 Peter Case Geffen -35 XTC Geffen ster, Dharma Burns, Fugazi, Right as Rain, Sigue 19 XTC Geffen 36 Halo of Flies Twin Tone Sigue Sputnik, Love Traaor, Sarafma Soundtrack, 20 Robyn Hitchcock A&M 37 Giant Sand Homestead Black Sun Ensemble, Dogs d' Amour, Tall Dwarves, 21 Poi Dog Pondering Texas Hotel - 38 Front 242 WaxTrax Bel Canto, Yo La Tengo, Fast 'n' Bulbous ... 22 Syd Barrett Capitol 39 Elvis Hitler Restless 23 Tackhead World 40 Firehose 12" SST 24 Burning Spear Slash 41 Bambi Slam Blanco y Negro/WB Groove: 25 Wrecking Crew ProfUe 42 Pope-a-Iopes Skyclad 26 Mondo Stereo K Records 43 Government Issue Giant Wee Papa Girls Jive 27 Wire "Eardrum Buzz" Mute/ Enigma 44 Fieldtrip Ruby/Slash Too Short Dangerous/ RCA 28 Christian Death LSR 45 Brian Ritchie SST Meat Beat Manifesto Wax Trax 29 Ophelias Rough Trade Slick Rick Def Jam/Columbia 30 Swans Uni/MCA Light Yazz Elektra N.W.A. Ruthless as reported to the alternative music trade magazines Spacemen 12" Service Most Wanted 12" Fever eM], RocJ;poo4 Gavin, Album Network, FMQB and Sneetches Spider Baby Tone Loe Delicious VinyVisland Ward Proc1aimers Sweet Baby Bomb the Bass Rhythm King Roger Manning Viva Saturn Easy-E Ruthless Skywalker Luke Skywalker AND...For a trip to the past.. - My llie With the TKK X-Men Treacherous Jaywalkers - Mudhoney Parachute Men Retail courtesy of February 1989: - Stinkftst Jandek Loop 12" Lonesome Strangers Music Market Costa Mesa 7141546-0038 Heavy - Murphy's Law Barbara Manning Peer Records Irvine/Marketplace 7141854-8854 - Roy Orbison Nomeansno Peer Records Newport Beach 7141675-3752
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