Music Crap

I have a radio show on KJHK again this semester. It's not a 60s/70s show, however. My show takes place frmo 5-7pm on Sundays, so ya'll should listen online at kjhk.org. Weeee. Here's what I played last week:

the meters- just kissed my baby
mf doom- kon queso
the smiths- this charming man
lou reed- satellite of love
destroyer- sublimation hour
hall of fame- hall of fire
elton john- goodbye yellow brick road
joanna newsom- sprout and the bean
james yorkston and the athletes- surf song
the byrds- everybodys been burned
the sights- be like normal
big star- feel
fiery furnaces- tropical iceland
arcade fire- neighborhood #3 (power out) requested
rolling stones- emotional rescue
bob dylan- one of us must know (sooner or later)
bright eyes- old soul song (for the new world order)
two gallants- you losin out
neutral milk hotel- two-headed boy
echo and the bunnymen- nocturnal me
birdbrain- stop it
cryan shames- please stay
the jam- man in the corner shop
shudder to think- ballad of maxwell demon
black mountain- no satisfaction
black rebel motorcycle club- spread your love
hella- in the meantime, in between time
shy child- summer
grace jones- pull up to the bumper

Song Of The Moment:
Nico- Fairest of the Seasons (3.8 MB)

This song comes from Nico's brilliant 1967 album Chelsea Girls, and was written by her boyfriend at the time, Jackson Browne, who was still in his teens. Some people find Nico's voice irritating, but I think it works well on this tune.

Start a Love Train, Love Train...

High school "sex map" reveals a chain of nearly 300 partners. "The students in this network are not unusual," a researcher claimed. "They are just average students, and not extremely active sexually."

Hmmm.

The new Bright Eyes albums officially come out tomorrow, if you haven't heard them already.
Pitchfork even likes 'em.

Andrew needs to update his blog.

The Stop Ashlee Simpson Petition has 182,000+ signatures. She "makes baby Jesus cry", and makes "me ashamed to be an American," and is "a liberal aging hippe douche."

Buddyhead's Best & Worst of 2004 list is up.