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PBS 106.7 FM • Member Magazine MAY 2014 Mon 12th May Fri 16th May Tues 20th May Sat 24th May Golden Plains 2015 double pass. Golden Plains 2015 double pass. Thorens turntable and accessories from Speakerbits. Gerard Farmer Food Gardener custom-made Fox Hotel voucher. Melko voucher. Volcom deluxe travel bag. timber garden bed. Thread Den sewing course. Napier Hotel dinner voucher. Soundwave CD and merch pack. Rightwire qualified electrician for 8 hours. Volcom travel bag. Polyester Records voucher. Thread Den sewing course. Melko voucher. Peninsula Hot Springs pass for 4. Northside Records voucher. Peninsula Hot Springs pass for 4. Marios food hamper. Madman 12 DVD pack. Thornbury Records voucher. Polyester Records voucher. Northcote Social Club dinner and show voucher for 2. Obese Records 5 CD pack. Astor Theatre double pass. Astor Theatre double pass. Thread Den sewing course. Inertia 5 CD pack. Aviary Hotel voucher. Madman 12 DVD pack. Obese Records 5 CD pack. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. Remote Control 10 CD pack. Elefant Traks 11 CD pack. Warner 10 CD pack. EMI 5 CD pack. EMI 5 CD pack. The Omni Recording Corporation music pack. Elefant Traks 11 CD pack. Hope Street 4 CD pack. Dew Process CD/DVD pack. Secret Service 5 CD pack. The Omni Recording Corporation music pack. Madman 12 DVD pack. Sony 5 CD pack. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. The Omni Recording Corporation music pack. Tues 13th May Wed 21st May Sun 25th May A tandem skydive for one plus t-shirts from Sat 17th May Fleurage perfume making course for 2. Maton SRS60 acoustic guitar. First Prize Skydive the Beach and Beyond. Double passes to 2 Melbourne International Legendary Blues Train Experience Pack for 4. Johnathan's Butchers voucher. NGV Artbeat membership for 2. Jazz Festival 2015 shows. Framed Bluesfest artist poster from Hogan Gallery. Only Blues Music 10CD/DVD pack. The Hi-Fi double pass. So Frenchy So Chic 2015 double pass. Marios food hamper. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Brand new, ride away, classic red Vespa PX 150 scooter Astor Theatre double pass. Framed Bluesfest artist poster from Hogan Gallery. Fox Hotel voucher. Bulleen Art and Garden class and store voucher. Scally and Trombone voucher. Melko voucher. The Moor's Head dinner for 4 voucher. Head Records 5 CD pack. Raccoon Bar voucher. Fieberger womens shoes voucher. Peninsula Hot Springs pass for 4. Sony 5 CD pack. PX is the original scooter design with two-stroke air-cooled, 150cc engine, The Moor's Head dinner for 4 voucher. Bulleen Art and Garden class and store voucher. Secret Service 5 CD pack. Dew Process CD/DVD pack. manual four-speed transmission with twist-grip shift and Euro 3 emissions Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Thornbury Records voucher. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. Remote Control 10 CD pack. Outre Gallery pack. Astor Theatre double pass. Legendary Blues Train Experience Pack for 4. standards. Electric and kick-start lever. Two year unlimited KM warranty. Mushroom Records 5 CD pack. Remote Control 10 CD pack. Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. Double passes to 2 Melbourne International Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. Dew Process CD/DVD pack. Thornbury Records voucher. Jazz Festival 2015 shows. Courtesy of Peter Stevens Motorcycles Inertia 5 CD pack. Warner 10 CD pack. Aviary Hotel voucher. Sony 5 CD pack. Elefant Traks 11 CD pack. Thurs 22nd May Port Fairy Folk Festival 2015 double pass. Vic permit no. 14/3849. Wed 14th May Sun 18th May Soundwave CD and merch pack. For terms and conditions, go to pbsfm.org.au Second Prize Queenscliff Music Festival 2014 weekend Womadelaide Festival 2015 double pass. The Omni Recording Corporation music pack. double pass. Fleurage perfume making course for 2. Bulleen Art and Garden class and store voucher. Audiophile hi-fi system Legendary Blues Train Experience pack for 4. Legendary Blues Train Experience Pack for 4. Northside Records voucher. Soundwave CD and merch pack. Marios food hamper. Madman 12 DVD pack. Amber SE 10 speakers (in black), an audiophile 100 W Bulleen Art and Garden class and store voucher. Aviary Hotel voucher. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Thread Den sewing course. Peninsula Hot Springs pass for 4. Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. stereo amplifier with AM/FM tuner, audiophile 192K CD Aviary Hotel voucher. Thornbury Records voucher. St Kilda Music Walking Tour double pass. Northside Records voucher. Jazzhead 5 CD pack. The Hi-Fi double pass. player, and high quality speaker and CD cabling. Peninsula Hot Springs voucher for 4. Rocket 5 CD pack. Head Records 5 CD pack. Only Blues Music 10CD/DVD pack. 12 DVD Pack from Umbrella Entertainment. Rocket 5 CD pack. Shock 10 CD pack. The Omni Recording Corporation music pack. Secret Service 5 CD pack. Third Prize Hope Street vinyl pack. Hope Street vinyl pack. EMI 5 CD pack. Fri 23rd May Warner 10 CD pack. Mon 19th May Falls Festival double pass. 101 PBS feature records Double passes to 2 Melbourne International Melko voucher. Thurs 15th May Jazz Festival 2015 shows. Astor Theatre double pass. Double passes to 2 Melbourne International Let Them Eat Cake 2015 double pass. Raccoon Bar voucher. Band Prize Jazz Festival 2015 shows. A tandem skydive for one plus t-shirts from The Moor's Head dinner for 4 voucher. Three weekday rehearsals in a large room and a full day recording with an engineer at Bakehouse Studios, Corner Hotel dinner and show voucher for 2. Skydive the Beach and Beyond. Off The Hip Records 10 CD pack. Heartland Records voucher. Melko voucher. Strawberry Fields 2014 double pass. EP mastering by Adam Dempsey at Jack the Bear Deluxe Mastering and AV/PA hire from Samurai AV. The Moor's Head dinner for 4 voucher. Gravity Coffee golden ticket voucher. The Operatives double pass. Thornbury Records voucher. Thread Den sewing course. Gravity Coffee golden ticket voucher. Junior Prize St Kilda Music Walking Tour double pass. SMART,Alec... Hatters voucher. Hope Street 4 CD pack. An Early Rider Spherovelo Juno balance bike from Wooden and vouchers to fuel the imagination Remote Control 10 CD pack. Bulleen Art and Garden class and store voucher. Mushroom Records 5 CD pack. from GH Music and Mind Games. Madman 12 DVD pack. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Umbrella 12 DVD pack. Remote Control 10 CD pack. Beyond the Pale voucher. Shock 10 CD pack. Obese Records 5 CD pack. Business Prize Jazzhead 5 CD pack. Inertia 5 CD pack. A tailored PBS business sponsorship package including on air, online and print. Mushroom Records 5 CD pack. Rocket 5 CD pack. With a little help from our friends Pet Prize A commisioned pet portrait by Brenda Walsh. Friend for Decade and Friend for Life Prize A bike from Allegro Bikes. Mad for music? Show us just how mad you are and sign up as a PBS member during Radio Festival to receive an exclusive CD of live recordings from our very own Studio 5 Live, with thanks to Coopers. Sign up as a Passionate, Patron, or Business member or Friend for a Decade/Life and you’ll be grinning like the Cheshire Cat in your special PBS Radio Festival 2014 t-shirt. Sign up as a Friend for Life and automatically receive a Cord EziDab digital radio adaptor. A Note from the General Manager February performer member campaign winners Empat Lima Chris Dave Mad for music? We here at PBS are and think solid four-hour block of metal and stepping into there are lots of people out there just like us. Tuesdays at midnight is Joshua Hodson-Smith’s By reading this magazine, we already know ‘Peeking Through the Wool’, a trip through the and from The Editor where YOU stand. outer reaches of global psychedelia. Aside from the usual great contributions from It’s that time of year again for our annual Radio After more than a decade on air, we farewell our in-house team of PBS staff and announcers, Festival member drive. We will be taking a trip Adrian Ockerby from ‘Makeshift Swahili’ – I'm very pleased this issue to have transmissions with Alice into Radioland – down the rabbit hole, thanks Adrian. Glen Morrow has decided to beamed in from the brains behind two or my on a rich and wonderful musical journey. Ask spend more time with his family than with favourite stops on the world wide web. Daniel your friends along and join us for the ultimate ‘A Dog’s Breakfast’, and Janelle and Fanta no Shiman, whose Office Naps, The Exotica Project (tea) party! longer need to get up on Sunday morning, while and The Lonely Beat websites are a goldmine for Alessia Pegoli realized that 2am really wasn’t anyone with an interest in the atmospheric side Those listeners taking the leap will go into the the time for ‘The Prosecco Hour’! of post-war popular music, came through with a running to win a Red Vespa PX 150 scooter, typically thoughtful and well researched piece on thanks again to Peter Stevens Motorcycles. Finally, congratulations to Empat Lima the rich seam of exotica in American jazz. Danny Audiophile have come to the party with a (pictured), a band inspired by the garage also broadcasts a great radio show from his local fantastic hi-fi system for the second prize, and sounds of the 60s, and the collision of Asian community station in the West Texas desert that's there’s a swag of daily prizes so big the Queen and Western pop cultures. They took out a bevy well worth tuning into if you can sync up the of Hearts would be jealous.
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