It's a pity, missed your evening on air tonight (with new Jaga Jazzist). I got the copy few days ago, and I like it!

Alucard wrote:

Zut alors,

one of the fist thursdays for some time, that I am free!

BTW have you already listened to Dan Berglund's new record?

One of my Swedish contacts was raving on Facebook about 5 weeks ago, over a live performance by the band in Gothenburg and it appears the new album was being sold. Try to trackit down locally fora couple of weeks and gave up temporarily. A review in the latest Jazzwise magazine (received yesterday) has got me fired up so probably chasing it this weekend. Apparently they are touring the UK v soon.

Zut alors,

one of the fist thursdays for some time, that I am free!

BTW have you already listened to Dan Berglund's new record?

PROGRAMME CANCELLATION

8 hours before show time tonight I have just been informed that all normal music programmes have been cancelled tonight on radio station LCR, with election husting broadcasts being dropped into the schedule for this week only by the Student Union.

Therefore the playlist published immediately above will be held over until next Thursday 4th March, which will be the penultimate show before the Easter break, and then a 5 week close down.

Apologies for the delayed posting of info.

Edited by Dick Heath - February 25 2010 at 06:17

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Alternative Alternative Show

25^th February 2010

8pm – 11pm GMT

CLICK ON: http://www.lborosu.org.uk/media/lcr/live.php

4.34 Jaga Jazzist Prognissekongen One-Armed Bandit Nu Fusion

2.49 The Craig I Must Be Mad Perfumed Garden Psych

6.00 Airto Parana Fingers Latin Fusion

3.34 Advent Rear View Mirror Cantus Firmus Nu Prog

6.38 Nels Cline Singers He Still Carries A Touch For Her The Giant Pin Jazz Fusion

5.53 Squarepusher The Modern Bass Guitar Hello Everything Electronica

3.53 Ozric Tentacles Kick Muck Pungent Effulgent Neo Prog

5.50 Umphrey’s McGee + Joshua Redman Intention Clear Safety In Numbers Rock

5.20 Aynsley Dunbar’s Retaliation Blood On Your Wheels Remains To Be Heard Blues Rock

7.08 Status Quo Someone’s Leaving Cave Of Clearlight Rock

2.24 Syn Grounded Perfumed Garden Psych

3.11 Paul Gilbert & Jimmy Kidd Sookie Sookie Raw Blues Power Blues Rock

3.26 Omphrey Ice Cream Omphrey Jazz Fusion

5.13 Advent Awaiting The Call Cantus Firmus Nu Prog

5.05 Paul Gilbert Karn Evil # 9 Paul The Young Dude: The Best Of Prog Rock?

6.37 Guapo Topan 5 Suns Heavy Prog

5.59 Atomic Rooster Time Take My Life Cave Of Clearlight Rock Jazz

3.47 The Youngbloods Darkness Darkness The Golden Age Of Underground Radio Folk Rock

6.04 Food Eat Veggies Nu Fusion

3.34 Shy Limbs Reputation Perfumed Garden Psych

6.40 Jaga Jazzist Touch Of Evil One-Armed Bandit Nu Fusion

1.59 Advent GK Contramundum Cantus Firmus Nu Prog

4.36 Ozone Quartet The Watcher Nocturne Jazz Fusion

5.43 Umphrey’s McGee Red Tape Mantis Neo Prog

5.12 Elephant9 Dodovoodoo Dodovoodoo Jazz Rock

7.53 Gentle Giant Way Of Life In A Glass House Prog

5.00 Omphrey Someone Said You Were Dead Omphrey Heavy Fusion

3.17 Airto I Don’t Have To Do What I Don’t Want To Do Virgin Land Latin Fusion

3.53 Paul Gilbert Mr Skin Flying Dog Rock

5.20 David Crosby Laughing If I Could Only Remember My Name Folk Rock

10.15 Bugge Wesseltoff + N CJ Live In Cologne April 2000 Live Nu Fusion

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aapatsos wrote:

Dick Heath wrote:

I wonder what happened to the regulars of a 18 months ago - did I offend them???

financial crisis affects even radio audiences it seems...

LOL

Some nice experimentation with arrangements by Vampire Weekend here

Dick Heath wrote:

I wonder what happened to the regulars of a 18 months ago - did I offend them???

financial crisis affects even radio audiences it seems...

Second great Atomic Rooster song for today

I wonder what happened to the regulars of a 18 months ago - did I offend them???

Whoops I forgot to turn over page here... and only just discovered the last three messsages. Good evening trust the music is going down well. Not helped by my brother emailing and chatting from S Sweden...

aapatsos wrote:

^ Evening Snobb, and I was wondering why the version of the song was sounding that ''raw''! good live sound indeed

Good evening! It looks we're just two regular Dick's listeners there?

^ Evening Snobb, and I was wondering why the version of the song was sounding that ''raw''! good live sound indeed

Jefferson Airplane always sounds better live,isn't it?

Dick Heath wrote:

AiC - shouldn't do it, but musically how would you categorise it?

Alternative metal for me

Good evening Dick, better late than never - in before the Atomic Rooster title track from DWBY...

snobb wrote:

Toy Matinee remind me Elliott Murphy. When we lived some years in Southern Europe, he was quite regular there with live shows (as well as in France), but haven't heard nothing from him in UK or N. Europe for years!

Lucifer's Friend's debut is excellent for me. To be honest, I don't like their later albums too much though.

I wasn't aware fo their later albums. Inga Rumpf seems to be a number of German heavy rock bands from 69 - 74.

Have you heard Kevin Gilbert's rock opera The Shaming Of The True, IMHO miles better than any other - and I used to argue hard for Quadraphenia being in the NO 1 spot for 30 years.

Toy Matinee remind me Elliott Murphy. When we lived some years in Southern Europe, he was quite regular there with live shows (as well as in France), but haven't heard nothing from him in UK or N. Europe for years!