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LA Lloyd 2018 Rock 30 Countdown Hour 1 6600 Toolwrich Ln Austin, TX 78739 (210) 602-2550 [email protected] www.lalloyd.com LA Lloyd 2018 Rock 30 Countdown Show runs December 29-31, 2018 Hour 1 (Station Legal ID) Rock 30 Intro 0:20 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 1 Foo Fighters The Line :00 out :00 3:35 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 2 Guns N’ Roses Shadow Of Your Love :00 out :00 3:01 LA Lloyd interview Nothing More – Do You Really Want It bit 1:29 Nothing More Do You Really Want It :10 out :00 3:52 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 3 Bad Wolves Hear Me Now :12 out :00 3:37 Presell 1 :15 Segment 1 total 17:48 (Station image and then back into segment 2) LA Lloyd interview Red Sun Rising – Biggest obstacles/Deathwish bit 1:45 Red Sun Rising Deathwish :00 out :00 4:06 Rock 30 Rock 30 sweeper Jonathan Davis What It Is :12 out :00 3:46 LA Lloyd interview Slash - Top hat 1:09 Slash Driving Rain :00 out :00 4:06 Presell 2 15 Segment 2 total 17:04 (Station image and then back into segment 3) LA Lloyd interview Stone Temple Pilots – Perseverance 1:11 Stone Temple Pilots Meadow :06 out :00 3:25 Rock 30 Rock 30 sweeper Three Days Grace Infra Red :08/18 out :00 3:47 Presell 3 :15 Segment 3 total 9:32 (Station image and then back into segment 4) LA Lloyd interview Seether – 9/11 :58 Seether Betray and Degrade :00 out :00 4:00 Outcue: song ends cold-fade Segment 4 total 5:41 ROCK 30 TOTAL FOR HOUR 50:05 6600 Toolwrich Ln Austin, TX 78739 (210) 602-2550 [email protected] www.lalloyd.com LA Lloyd 2018 Rock 30 Countdown Show runs December 29-31, 2018 Hour 2 (Station Legal ID) Breaking Benjamin Torn In Two :00 out :00 3:45 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 4 Halestorm Uncomfortable :00 out :00 3:37 LA Lloyd interview From Ashes To New – Early influence/Crazy bit 2:53 From Ashes To New Crazy :00 out :00 3:01 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 5 Five Finger Death Punch Sham Pain :02 out :05 3:15 Presell 4 :15 Segment 1 total 18:34 (Station image and then back into segment 2) LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 6 Foo Fighters The Sky Is A Neighborhood :13 out :00 4:03 LA Lloyd interview Breaking Benjamin – Hooked on a feeling 2:07 Breaking Benjamin Red Cold River :04 out :00 3:17 Rock30 Rock 30 sweeper Five Finger Death Punch Gone Away :08 out :00 4:25 Presell 5 :15 Segment 2 total 15:09 (Station image and then back into segment 3) LA Lloyd interview Disturbed – Cocky and defensive/Are You Ready bit 2:00 Disturbed Are You Ready :07 out :00 4:19 Rock30 Rock 30 sweeper Royal Blood I Only Lie When I Love You :00 out :00 2:48 Presell 6 :15 Segment 3 total 10:07 (Station image and then back into segment 4) LA Lloyd interview Papa Roach – Born For Greatness bit 2:14 Papa Roach Born For Greatness :14 out :00 3:42 Outcue: song ends cold Segment 4 total 6:38 ROCK 30 TOTAL FOR HOUR 50:28 6600 Toolwrich Ln Austin, TX 78739 (210) 602-2550 [email protected] www.lalloyd.com LA Lloyd 2018 Rock 30 Countdown Show runs December 29-31, 2018 Hour 3 (Station Legal ID) Greta Van Fleet When The Curtain Falls :05 out :00 3:37 LA Lloyd interview Pop Evil – Almost didn’t happen :49 Pop Evil Waking Lions :06 out :00 3:38 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 7 Ghost Rats :03 out :00 3:48 LA Lloyd interview Badflower – Ghost video 1:01 Badflower Ghost :00 out :00 4:15 Presell 7 :15 Segment 1 total 18:40 (Station image and then back into segment 2) LA Lloyd interview Theory – Wake Up Call :31 Theory Rx :16 out :00 3:46 Rock30 Rock 30 sweeper Greta Van Fleet Safari Song :04 out :00 3:47 Presell 8 :15 Segment 2 total 8:59 (Station image and then back into segment 3) LA Lloyd interview Three Days Grace – The Mountain bit 1:14 Three Days Grace The Mountain :05 out :00 3:12 LA Lloyd interview Shinedown – Sequential releases 1:21 Shinedown Devil :00 out :00 3:26 Presell 9 :15 Segment 3 total 10:32 (Station image and then back into segment 4) LA Lloyd interview Bad Wolves – Zoltan Bathory/Zombie bit 2:19 Bad Wolves Zombie :13 out :00 4:06 LA Lloyd Vocal Parts 8 Godsmack Bulletproof :05 out :00 2:53 LA Lloyd interview Shinedown – Goodbye and close of show :18 Rock Countdown closing 0:45 Outcue: “…855-576-2530 Segment 4 total 11:41 ROCK 30 TOTAL FOR HOUR 49:52 .
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