The challenge: do an entire show using only artists I've never played before on my or anyone else's program. Slightly harder than I thought, at least at first, and I guess that playing solo tracks from artists I usually play could be construed as cheating (I mean, Colin Newman's first solo album has more personnel in common with Wire than, say, a contemporary Fall track does with, well, just about any previous Fall track, but such are the conundrums and puzzlements that make life one long squirt of anxious bile), but ah did it. See:
WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000009 (SEPTEMBER 27, 2006):
1. "Recalling All Active Agents" - Brion Gysin
2. "Back Where I Belong" - Dumptruck
3. "The Day the World Turned Day-Glo" - X-Ray Spex
4. "Two-Timing Touch and Broken Bones" - the Hives
5. "Blood and Shaving Cream" - Death of Samantha
6. "Therese" - the Bodines
7. "It's a Dog's Life" - Plasticland
8. "The Laws Have Changed" - the New Pornographers
9. "Louise Louise" - Orange Juice
10. "Olio" - the Rapture
11. "Invisible Man" - the Breeders
12. "How Low Can a Punk Get?" - Bad Brains
13. "Over Under Sideways Down" - the Yardbirds
14. "The Number Song" - DJ Shadow
15. "The Health Inspector (excerpt)" - from Fawlty Towers (John Cleese, Andrew Sachs, Prunella Scales, Connie Booth, Gilly Flower, Renee Roberts)
16. "Complete Control" - the Clash
17. "Bionic Rat Dub" - Lee "Scratch" Perry
18. "Phenomenal Trousers" - Blairmailer
19. "I'm in Love with a German Film Star" - the Passions
20. "Alone" - Colin Newman
21. "Sister I'm a Poet" - Colin Meloy
22. "Misty Roses" - Colin Blunstone
23. "Yoga" - the Pastels
24. "Suicidal flowers" - Crystal Chandelier
25. "Leper in a Tumbledryer" - Ashfordaisyak
26. "Indian Summer" - Dean Wareham
27. "N.I.B." - A Drag City Supersession
28. "The Seed" - Big Boys
29. "In a Coffeehouse: the Artist" - Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks
30. "Plate Glass w/Tornado" - the Binary System
31. "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" - Stevie Wonder
32. "Xerox Docucolor 12" - Xerophonics
33. "All That Jazz" - Echo & the Bunnymen
34. "In 'D'" - the Durutti Column
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