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• Download September 2007 Show (78 MB)

Krambox Radio emerges briefly from hibernation to tell you a little ditty about Jack and Diane. Despite losing our FCC license once again, the song requests keep pouring in, in addition to the record labels wanting Krambox Radio to showcase their artists. Advice to marketing reps at labels: My show gets less listeners per month than kids in my high school class. Granted, Krambox listeners are the most influential listeners in the world (Kanye West asks our resident listeners what's going to be hip), so maybe it's a wash.

Additionally, the DJs of Krambox Radio bring you a Krambox first: Remixing a song and putting it out there. Not saying it's any good, but it's fun to try and pretend to be musically talented. Hear for yourself!

Also, mad props to the Facebook world for making Krambox Radio an application for you to add and share via Facebook. Add it to your Facebook today!

Send your request along today!

1. The Donnas: Take it Off
2. The Skids: The Saints Are Coming
3. Bad Religion: Infected
4. Bikini Kill: Rebel Girl
5. Wolfmother: Woman
6. Nine Inch Nails: Beginning of the End (Krambox Apocalyptic Remix)
7. Panzah Zandahz: Daytona 500 (Ghostface Killah Radiohead Remix)
8. Daft Punk: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
9. Dan Le Sac: Thou Shalt Always Kill
10. Spoon: The Book I Write
11. The Snow Police: Every Car You Chase
12. Mates of State: Like U Crazy
13. Flight of the Conchords: Beautiful Girl
14. Four Tet: Everything is Alright
15. Wreckless Eric: Whole Wide World
16. Miho Hatori: Barracuda
17. Mojave 3: Running With Your Eyes Closed

Videos

Flight of the Conchords: Beautiful Girl

Daft Hands (some dude with too much time made this video for Daft Punk, which is quite cool, especially about 2 minutes in)

Miho Hatori: Barracuda

Dan Le Sac: Thou Shalt Always Kill

Donnas: Take It Off

Mates of State: Like U Crazy

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• Download March 2007 Show (112 MB)

Holy crap, that's a big radio show!

I apologize profusely for the mega-delay in getting the latest show out (sensing a theme, here?), but it's finally here, and it's XL because you rock, and you know it. Actually, it's because it's been so long, I felt like I needed to give you a few extra hits, and because hey, Krambox Radio is cool like that.

Shout-outs to the peeps on the Isle of Manhattan, Seattle and the UK for their latest requests in this edition of Krambox Radio. Send your request along today!

1. Goldfrapp: Ooh La La
2. Jesus and Mary Chain: Reverence
3. Nine Inch Nails: Survivalism
4. A+D: Sexy Peek a Boo (Justin Timberlake vs Siouxsie and the Banshees)
5. Modeselektor: Silikon
6. AJ Racy and Sussan Deyhim: Ayn Al Aquin
7. Barenaked Ladies: Sound of Your Voice
8. Corrine Bailey Rae: Call Me When You Get This
9. Lily Allen: Smile
10. Fergie: Fergalicious
11. Deerhoof: 81
12. Silversun Pickups: Lazy Eye
13. Neko Case: John Saw That Number
14. David Bowie: Changes
15. Bettie Serveert: Have a Heart
16. Sam Cooke: Cupid
17. Pete Yorn: Maybe I'm Right
18. Rufus Wainwright: Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk
19. Phish: If I Could
20. Mavericks: Hot Burrito #1
21. Garbage: It's All Over But the Crying

Videos

Barenaked Ladies: Sound of Your Voice
(finally, a decent viral video)

Nine Inch Nails: Survivalism Video:

Goldfrapp: Ooh La La
(The cool factor just dropped about 100 points with this video, even if it's satirical)

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• Download September - October 2006 Show (60 MB)

Hey peeps,

Welcome to another edition of Krambox Radio. It's absolutely fabulous! Sorry for the delays, but my life as a llama rancher is really taking off. Expect more delays!

One of the megahits in the latest edition of Krambox Radio comes from OK Go. Make sure to check out their clever little video, which you can watch below!

The Queen is Dead. Long live the queen!

1. New Pornogrpahers: The Laws Have Changed
2. OK Go: Here It Goes Again
3. Say Hi To Your Mom: These Fangs
4. The Beautiful South: Manchester
5. Eagles of Death Metal: I Want You So Hard
6. Groove Armada: Madder
7. Panjabi MC: Beware of the Boys
8. David Bowie: I'm Afraid of Americans
9. Thom Yorke: It Rained All Night
10. 8MM: Stunning
11. Trent Reznor and Peter Murphy: Bela Lugosi's Dead
12. The Who: Baba O'Riley
13. Heathens: Stickin Around
14. World Party: When You Come Back to Me
15. Rilo Kiley: I Never

The video for OK Go: Here It Goes Again.

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• Download June Show (65MB: 68 minutes)

What better way to celebrate the first anniversary of Krambox Radio by failing to do an April and May show? Well, our license was temporarily revoked, so we apologize for the delay. It was certainly better than uploading a big file that said, "Technical Difficulties: Please Stand By."

Let's get straight into the music this month! We even feature the theme song from Entourage this month! The Entourage theme song in the opening credits is Jane's Addiction Superhero. Check it out as part of the latest Krambox Radio.

1. Jane's Addiction: Superhero
2. Pearl Jam: Life Wasted
3. Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Gold Lion
4. Ugly Duckling: A Little Samba
5. Smashing Pumpkins: Bullet with Butterfly Wings
6. Primus: Jerry Was a Race Car Driver
7. KT Tunstall: Suddenly I See
8. Chris Isaak: I Want You to Want Me
9. The Octopus Project: Music is Happiness
10. Manu Chao: Bongo Bongo
11. Gnarls Barkley: Gone Daddy Gone
12. INXS: New Sensation
13. Deelite: Groove is in the Heart
14. Grandaddy: Elevate Me
15. Warlock Pinchers: Morrissey Rides a Cockhorse
16. Hayseed: Back in Black
17. Neil Young: Heart of Gold
18. Ryan Scott: You Girl
19. Hem: Lazy Eye

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• Download March Show (69MB: 71 minutes)

It's March Madness time, and I hope your brackets have yet to break. I have no idea what's happening in this year's hoops tournament. I've been too busy coming up with an eclectic mix to satisfy your smorgasbord craving.

Btw, mad props to "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp" which won an Oscar for best film song this year. As you may recall, you heard that song featured here first last year. Just further proof that not only is Krambox Radio your best destination for music - it's also the smartest. Well, at least the most prescient.

Unclear if any of this month's artists will be up for Oscars next year, but they win my award for good times. Man On the Scene: Superthorn recommends some Ukranian tunes -- stay tuned to the next edition of Krambox where we'll get the download on the Gogol Bordello show. Props to Lindsay for the Cat Power request. Also, we repay CBT Dunn for his overlooked Underworld request this month. Thanks to all the musicians who are sending in their cuts for airplay. Keep sending in your requests and tunes. The World of Krambox awaits you.

Gimme a beat!
1. Garbage: Androgyny
2. Blur: Girls and Boys
3. The Killers: Somebody Told Me
4. Gogol Bordello: Madagascar
5. Pixies: Caribou
6. Cafe Tacuba: Chilanga Banda
7. Beatallica: I Want to Choke Your Band
8. Richard Cheese: Creep
9. The 303s: Beyond the Lines
10. Underworld: Trim
11. Cling: The Other Side
12. Au Revoir Simone: Hurricanes
13. Radiohead: Exit Music (For a Film)
14. Calexico: Cruel
15. U2 / Mary J. Blige: One
16. Oingo Boingo: Try to Believe
17. Cat Power: Wonderwall

My Odeo Channel

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• Download February Show (69MB: 66 minutes)

(if you downloaded the file before Feb 4 at 4pm Pacific, redownload. I had set the quality setting too low, and it sucked. I've re-encoded it, and the quality is much better now. 10MB bigger, but it's worth it. It's why you bought the 30GB iPod anyway)

Happy new year, both Western and Chinese!

Back from India with a whole bucketful of groovy tunes. So many on the playlist in fact, that we had to cut the show short at 66 minutes, with artists clamoring for more airplay on Krambox Radio. It's because the artists respect you, the listener of Krambox Radio. They make music solely for you. Well, that and fame, fortune, tireless amounts of alcohol, drugs and groupies, too. But mainly for you.

The latest edition of Krambox Radio has more of a mix than you'll typically find in tikka chicken masala. Of course, my show won't leave the western gringos scrambling for antacids. Usually. Thanks to my local boys for the inspiration for this week's show: Flegel, Songerw, Dhir, The Suresh, JP, and Buck.

Btw, thanks to all of you for clicking on the Krambox Radio ads to make a donation to Heifer.org. Thanks to you, we generated more than $36 simply by listening to the show and clicking the ads. Those dollars are going to help out folks in need in developing countries. And thanks to those of you who made straight donations of nearly $500. That's awesome.

Jimmy, what's on the dial this month?

1. Ladytron: Destroy Everything That You Touch
2. Marilyn Manson: Dope Show
3. The Jesus and Mary Chain: Far Gone and Out
4. Sunidhi Chauhan: Dhoom Machale
5. Mylo: Drop
6. Elefant: Lolita
7. Kanye West: Touch the Sky
8. Franz Ferdinand: Do You Want To
9. Death Cab For Cutie: Crooked Teeth
10. The Glass Family: Swimming in Fiction
11. Alaska!: The Fury of Trees
12. Pussycat Dolls: Don't Cha (Partial)
13. White Lion: Wait
14. Eric Heatherly: Down By The Bay
15. James Blunt: Goodbye, My Lover
16. Antony and the Johnsons: Fistful of Love
17. Moby: Into the Blue

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• Download December-January Show (58MB: 72 minutes)

Don't ask me about November. I don't know where the show went. I'm not talking about it. It wasn't my fault. Really. It was that person over there. (S)he did it.

But let's move on, shall we? This show is nicely pickled with oodles of surprises and delightfully delicious songs for us to share. Oh goody! Yes, Phil Collins is right. There's something in the air tonight. A-whoa-ah. A-whoa.

December and January are jam-packed with a nice selections of songs, hand-crafted in Bavaria. Thanks to my buddy TK who picked up a few listeners on his Harley-Davidson tours. Mad props to Christian for the links. And thanks to KYOU Radio, which is playing my Show #1 over and over and over. Dudes, the show sucked. Pick up my feed and check out the latest shows. OK, they kinda suck too, but at least the microphone is better positioned.

BTW, the site I mention at the end of the site is Heifer.org. Definitely a nice alternative to material gifts this holiday season!

ANOTHER BTW UPDATE: I added advertisements to my blog to put my money where my mouth is. For the next 30 days, any profits I make off of my ads will be donated to Heifer. Additionally, I'll donate the same dollar amount to Heifer even if I lose money (although my losses are capped per day, so help me out on the positive side. :) ). This is part of my experiment with ads, and also a way for you to help out a worthy cause with just a simple click.

On with the tunes:

1. OK Go: Invincible
2. Depeche Mode: A Pain That I'm Used To
3. Basement Jaxx: Good Luck
4. Dresden Dolls: Girl Anachronism
5. Lustra: Scotty Doesn't Know
6. Primal Scream: Come Together
7. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: Is This Love?
8. T.a.T.U.: How Soon Is Now?
9. Le Tigre: TKO
10. Sneaker Pimps: Low Place Like Home
11. Sterephonics: Royal Flush
12. Tomoyasu Hotei: Immigrant Song
13. Will Smith: Switch
14. Statler Brothers: Class of '57
15. Kiss Me At The Gate: Seven Ravens
16. The Working Title: Nothing Less Radiant
17. Jason Dove: Girl, My Love Is Like Keno
18. Tori Amos: Living On A Prayer

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• Download October 2005 Testosterone Show (34MB: 44 minutes)
• Download October 2005 Estrogen Show (30MB: 39 minutes)

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Krambox Radio is back with a special two-part podcast. Thanks to you, the fans, we have two different shows to download. Some of you wanted a show that was mellow, lighter and, frankly, more feminine all the way throughout. We heard you, and answered your requests with some really excellent music. Still others of you demanded hard-core manly music. Enough to make your stomach grumble from the bass lines (or was that the chili cheese corn dog you had for lunch?). Mixed in with your testosterone-packed show is a little social commentary even -- on how even the virtuous can benefit from a little bit of marketing. It's another exciting month...pushing the envelope, on Krambox Radio!

Keep sending your krambox requests. Have you downloaded Odeo yet to sync up with our podcast?

Testosterone Show Line-Up:

1. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Stop
2. Love and Rockets: Motorcycle
3. Sisters of Mercy: When You Don't See Me
4. Franz Ferdinand: Dark of the Matinee
5. Giant Drag: Kevin is Gay
6. Revolting Cocks: BS&Q (Drop Your Britches Mix) (WARNING: Standard disclaimer applies)
7. Student Rick: Heaven is a Place on Earth
8. Los Lobos: Mas y Mas
9. Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Rich

Estrogen Show Line-Up:

1. Hooverphonic: 2wicky
2. Fiona Apple: O' Sailor
3. Cardigans: Erase / Rewind
4. Annie: Chewing Gum
5. Kylie Minogue: Red Blooded Woman
6. Squirrel Nut Zippers: Under the Sea
7. Natalie Merchant: I Know How to Do It
8. Lavay Smith: One Hour Mama

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• Download September 2005 Show (53MB: 66 minutes)

Krambox Radio went on temporary hiatus in August, after contacting The Oracle, who basically advised against radio broadcasts, too much time in the sun, and shellfish. Happily, The Oracle blessed this September show and said it was good. Many new tunes and bands this week. Some movie tunes, and an EXCELLENT cover of a powerful song...but you have to listen to the entire show to get to that cover? (Ok, there are such things as fast forward, but you wouldn't want to hurt my feelings now, would you? Don't answer that.)

Keep sending your krambox requests. Have you downloaded Odeo yet to sync up with our podcast?

This week's show includes:

1. Garbage: Vow
2. Oasis: * In The Bushes
3. The Cult: Edie (Ciao Baby)
4. Dynamite Boy: I Want It That Way
5. Manic Street Preachers: Tsunami
6. New Pornographers: Sing Me Spanish Techno
7. Del Gado: Indecision
8. Sondre Lerche: Two Way Monologue
9. Klint: Diamond
10. Daft Punk (featuring Peaches): Technologic
11. DJay from the Hustle and Flow Soundtrack: Hard Out Here For A Pimp
12. Tricky: Hell Is Around The Corner
13. Turin Brakes: Fishing For A Dream
14. Arcade Fire: Cold Wind
15. Cowboy Junkies: One

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• Download July 2005 Show (42MB: 53 minutes)

The beat goes on with the latest edition of Krambox Radio. Lots of animal songs with Gorillaz and Eels. The Massive Attack leaves Keane M.I.A., so you better send in the Eagles of Death Metal. Man, that was a really lame promo on my part. I'll never do that again. Seriously though: Go buy Eagles of Death Metal. You won't be disappointed.... unless you're expecting an album of death metal.

Keep sending your krambox requests. Have you downloaded Odeo yet to sync up with our podcast?

This week's show includes:

1. Gorillaz: Feel Good Inc.
2. M.I.A.: Amazon
3. Beastie Boys: Shake Your Rump
4. Utah Saints: What Can You Do For Me
5. Eagles of Death Metal: Speaking In Tongues (Live)
6. Eels: Guest List
7. Dandy Warhols: You Were the Last High
8. Massive Attack: Rising Son
9. Sam Phillips: Baby, I Can't Please You
10. Keane: Everybody's Changing
11. Natalie Merchant: Work Song (Live)
12. Toto: Africa
13. Madeleine Peyroux: Don't Wait Too Long

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• Download June 2005 Bonus Show (42MB: 52 minutes)

Some killer cuts in the latest edition of Krambox Radio, including a Krambox Exclusive from local up-and-comers, Excuses for Skipping. Thanks to Willa for smuggling the essentials from E4S. Quite a multilingual show, with some songs in French, Hindi, Spanish and Pig Latin. Hard to believe!

Keep sending your krambox requests. Thanks to ipodder.org for featuring us!

This week's show includes:

1. The Pixies: Velouria
2. Kula Shaker: 303
3. The White Stripes: Blue Orchid
4. Charlatans UK: Weirdo
5. Excuses for Skipping: Decision to be Normal
6. Shivaree: Goodnight Moon
7. Portishead: Sour Times
8. Zazie: Ma Vie En Rose
9. MC 900 Ft Jesus: The City Sleeps
10. Los Aterciopelados: Chica Dificil
11. Chris Isaak: Please
12. Lloyd Cole: Famous Blue Raincoat
13. Jackson Browne: Late for the Sky

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• Download June 2005 Show (42MB: 52 minutes)

Krambox Radio makes it back on the air! Thanks so much for all the requests and all the mail from the 150 folks who downloaded my first show within two days of launching. That's very cool.

Mixing today's show up a bit. Couldn't get to all the requests today, but got in a few of them, plus a dedication, if you can believe that.

This week's show includes:
1. Radiohead: There, There
2. Kasabian: LSF
3. Elastica: Connection
4. Minor Threat: Seeing Red
5. Weezer: Island in the Sun
6. Jars of Clay: Sunny Days
7. Rufus Wainwright: Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk
8. The Beautiful South: Rebel Prince
9. The Libertines: Can't Stand Me Now
10. The White Stripes: The Same Boy You've Always Known
11. Semisonic: Secret Smile
12. Morcheeba: The Sea
13. Sia: Breathe Me

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• Download May 2005 Show (32MB)

Welcome to the first show of Krambox Radio. This is my first ever podcast, and boy, is it rough around the edges. If I had something better than a $5.99 microphone from Fry's, it'd probably sound better. Well, it'd probably help if I had a team of sketch writers and amateur musicians to make it more interesting, but hey, I'll take what I can get.

No idea how frequently I'll do this -- maybe once a month? I will say it was a lot of fun to make, and even though the dialogue is pretty sterile, my fan base found it amusing.

Send me any correspondence, love letters, advice or requests to krambox-radio@yahoo.com. I'll be glad to play whatever you like for your next couples skate around the Roll-a-Rena.

Btw, the sound quality is awful. My microphone rattles, the songs are higher/lower volume depending on the tune. Gimme a break. I'll fix next time.

This week's show features (32MB):
1. Nine Inch Nails: Hand That Feeds
2. Weezer: We Are All on Drugs
3. Garbage: Til the Day I Die
4. Cracker: Teen Angst
5. Dandy Warhols: Bohemian Like You
6. Tones on Tail: Go
7. PJ Harvey: This is Love
8. Hives: Hate to Say I Told You So
9. Texas: Summer Son

PS. Many thanks to ZoeRadio, a radio station run by a 14-year-old girl, for providing me the inspiration to give this a whirl.