CiTR -- Stereoscopic Redoubt: Recent Episodes
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The Misunderstood feature, Moody Blues album side, and a brief look at first-wave San Francisco groups.
Colour me happy when I discover the station's got The Hoodoo Gurus covering Little Drummer Boy on sitar.
Side 1 of Music In A Doll's House, a feature on Kensington Market, some new stuff, and some African stuff.
In-studio computer was being looked at by Dr. Ben, so no PSAs, station IDs, or show promos... DJing old skool!
All kinds of bands who keep the Psych and Acid Punk flame alight in 2007 (and Thee Gnostics)
Seven versions of 7 And 7 Is, not one of which is by Rush. Nobody calls for 30 minutes during a free Black Lips tix giveaway.
Olde English Folk, general accoustic hippiness, and the return of Deconstructing Jimmy Page.
Fill-in for Alex Ushijima on Monday the 3rd - basically a timeline through British indie pop from C86 to Shoegazing.
It's just about Labour Day weekend, so maybe have a listen to tonight's show with features on J.K. & Co., The Plastic Cloud, and Tomorrow while you fish your fall/winter wardrobe out of storage.
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I try out a new segment called Deconstructing Jimmy Page, where we investigate songs he's ripped off. Dazeed & Confused runs long and gets cut off.
We start off with Oh No, but from then on it's 100% Canadian Content to start your BC Day long weekend right.
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The sun's finally back from a couple of weeks off, so let's listen to some stuff from the West Coast. HP Lovecraft finally gets a spin, too.
This isn't the normal show, it's a fill-in I did for my friend Anita. Might be worth a listen if'n you want to hear DOA, King Sunny Ade, Marianne Mendt, Cub, and Lawrence Welk on the same setlist...
I play a whack of stuff inspired by the glory days of psych/garage, including The Thanes, Black Tambourine, The Stone Roses, Primal Scream, and The House Of Love.
Start off with some Jeff Beck for Scotty Hall (1955-2006), then get into some new acquisitions by The Folklords and Mother Tucker's Yellow Duck. I did some more LP-CD transferring this weekend and throw some Humans and Warlords into the mix. armeniacity@hotmail.com
After taking a relaxed attitude towards thinking up a setlist this week, I run a couple of 12-minute songs by The Blues Project and Mock Duck to fill a 30-minute gap in the show's running order this week.
...with psychedelic shotguns.
The Yesterdais move into Studio A and start telling me what to play. Lots of Stones, Syd Barrett, and some boss stuff by The Eyes are on the agenda, so I don't mind. If you listen carefully, you can hear the colour of Thomas' suit.
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Jimi Hendrix! Big Brother & The Holding Company! The Byrds! The Who! Otis Redding! Laura Nyro! Quicksilver Messenger Service! Hugh Masakela! Electric Flag! Moby Grape! Eric Burdon & The Animals! The Grateful Dead! Et cetera!
We start the month of June by resurrecting a local Krautrock classic from Pipedream, then feature some demo material from The Rocking Horse People's forthcoming album. Choas ensues.
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We bring the first month of the show to a close with a tasty selection featuring Apples In Stereo, The Orange Alabaster Mushroom, The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, and Felius Andromeda.
Four brand news tracks by The Yesterdais featured, and a brief trip through Yorkville Village with Bent Wind and Kensington Market.
Special show featuring acts from Japan, India, Cambodia, Korea, Lebanon, Pakistan, Hong Kong, and Turkey.
Brand new tracks by The Yesterdais, The Sparkling Fountains Of Magic Reality and The Laurels, plus a spotlight on vintage Australian psychedelia.
First broadcast of new show focusing on psych/garage... some things old, some things new... something Lebanese...