TWO POSTS FOR THE PRICE OF, I DUNNO, TWO:

The last two W&F shows, in full:

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000021 (MARCH 14, 2007):

1. "Introduction" - Negativland
2. "Tunnel" - Mars
3. "Run" - the Windbreakers
4. "No Love Lost" - Joy Division
5. "Do the Pop" - Radio Birdman
6. "Fields of Fire" - Lydia Lunch/Honeymoon in Red
7. "It's Time For Toast" - Head & Leg
8. "Blue" - Rain Parade
9. "Someone Else's Wife" - the Go-Betweens
10. "I Want You" - Inspiral Carpets/Mark E. Smith
11. "Transference" - Mike Nichols & Elaine May
12. "Buffalo Bill Haircut" - Beatnik Filmstars
13. "Who's Landing in My Hangar?" - Human Switchboard
14. "Sun God" - Squirrel Bait
15. "When I See Scissors" - Windsor for the Derby
16. "Don't Turn the Light On, Leave Me Alone" - Can
17. "Shiner" - Rodan
18. "Teenyrap/It's Obvious" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest, Naomi R. Page, Melissa Manchester, Tony Hendra)
19. "I Am Your Flag" - the (English) Beat
20. "The Big Dive" - Tall Dwarfs
21. "Drift" - Birdsongs of the Mesozoic
22. "Belly Full of Lead" - Volcano Suns
23. "Call It L__" - Consonant
24. "Smoldering Fuselage" - Mission of Burma
25. "Lines" - Signal
26. "Cancel Your Order" - Dome
27. "A 24-25" - DeWolfe
28. "Who'll Be the Next in Line?" - the Kinks
29. "Emperor of the Bathroom" - the Minus 5
30. "Equustentialism" - Emo Philips
31. "1966 and All That" - Half Man Half Biscuit
32. "Cornad Adrift Toward Mars" - Thinking Fellers Union Local 282
33. "Alistair Cooke Being Attacked By a Duck" - Monty Python
34. "Straight Ahead" - Greg Sage
35. "Grown-Up Baby" - the Chevrolet Singers
36. "The Singing Bridge of Memphis, Brooklyn Bridge Version: The Coelcanth" - Lee Ranaldo
37. "Ambition" - the Jesus & Mary Chain
38. "Twilight's Last Gleamings"- William S. Burroughs
39. "Joe McCarthy's Ghost" - Minutemen
40. "Late Night Shopping" - David Sylvian
41. "Untitled" - Bauhaus
42. "From Here We Go Sublime" - the Field

* * * *
WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000022 (MARCH 28, 2007):

1. Sloth #14 (incorporating "The Children" - John Barry)
2. "Borateen" - Self
3. "The Ledge" - Fleetwood Mac
4. "Kimble" - Lee "Scratch" Perry
5. "Eye of the Chicken" - Butthole Surfers
6. "Augmented/Demented" - Amps for Christ
7. "The Way It's Meant to Be" - the Greenhornes
8. "Too Many Creeps" - Bush Tetras
9. "Clear Spot" - Pernice Brothers
10. "Head of Steam" - Black Helicopters
11. "Underdog" - Sly & the Family Stone
12. "Phone Call to Americans" - Albert Brooks
13. "Concrete and Clay" - Unit 4 + 2
14. "The Marble" - Salem 66
15. "Walking on Thin Ice" - Yoko Ono w/ Spiritualized
16. obscure Ayn Rand/fast food riff that I wouldn't blame anybody for not getting
17. "Blank Generation" - Richard Hell & the Voidoids
18. "Comic Strip" - Serge Gainsbourg/Brigitte Bardot
19. "Sue Egypt" - Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band
20. "Rock & Roll Dreams'll Come Through" - Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
21. "Tubas in the Moonlight" - the Bonzo Dog Band
22. "Crackin' Up" - Bo Diddley
23. "Can I Touch You" - My Bloody Valentine
24. "Memo From Turner" - Mick Jagger/Ry Cooder
25. "Rowche Rumble (live)" - the Fall
26. "Hang on to Your Ego" - Beach Boys
27. "Word Association" - Monty Python
28. "2" - Borbetomagus
29. "The World's Easiest Job" - Game Theory
30. "Six Six Sixties" - Throbbing Gristle
31. "What She Said" - the Smiths
32. "Desafinado" - Quincy Jones
33. "Lassitude" - Beyond the Implode
34. "Tonight's Star Prize" - Chris Morris
35. "A Survey" - Tortoise
36. "The Pontiac" - Tom Waits
37. "Lately I've Been Thinking" - Eleventh Dream Day
38. "Trippin' on Krupa" - Sun City Girls
39. "Bad Houses" - Big Black

SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALRIGHT IF YOU LIKE ANSWERING PHONES:

So, got pulled in, for the second fortnight in a row, as the handpicked replacement for DJ K-No (whose true identity is kind of an open secret around the station, but I guess I can reveal here that said gentleman was a key member of one of the greatest bands of the 1990's. That's right, Sweet 75.) "Interesting" "tidbits" about the show: 1) almost immediately after it began, I got my first irate phone call from what sounded like an older gentleman, deeply offended by the (v. short) Copernicus track early in the set, though I never quite caught whether he was bugged by the track's incorporation of the National Anthem because he thought it was unpatriotic or too patriotic. Or maybe he was a touch too literal-minded, in which case, you may rest easy, sir - I just checked with Wikipedia and the United States does, in fact, exist; 2) I accidentally played a song (#22 below) that let slip the dreaded "f" word over the public airwaves before the FCC's declared post-10 pm "Safe Harbor" time period. Oops. If Coast Community Radio is shortly forced off the air by irate fundamentalists, you know who to blame, baby; 3) DJ K-No had pre-recorded the 10 pm -12 am portion of the show and loaded it onto the KMUN automated system, which was all well and good, except that, somehow, the BBC News feed that usually runs (unheard) on the system at that time was still there too, with the result that both wound up running simultaneously for a full two hours and there was nothing anybody could do about it. I got one more phone call before I fled the station saying, in essence, "Wow - that's one crazy mashup." Anyway:

THE DJ K-NULL SHOW (MARCH 3, 2007):

1. "Armenia City in the Sky" - the Who
2. "The U.S. Does Not Exist" - Copernicus
3. "Upside Down" - the Jesus & Mary Chain
4. "Bluegrass Breakdown" - Shockabilly
5. "Party House Part III in 3-D" - Shockabilly
6. "Unhappy Days" - 14 Iced Bears
7. "Angel, Won'ty You Call Me?" - the Decemberists
8. "Yesterday is Here" - Tom Waits
9. "Blindness" - the Fall
10. "Easy Snappin'" - Theo Beckford
11. "Joe the Lion" - David Bowie
12. "Depot (1957)" - Tom Verlaine
13. "Ciao! Allston" - Ellie Marshall w/ Christmas
14. "The Republican Guard" - Bill Hicks
15. "Whizz Kid" - Mott the Hoople
16. "The Faust Tapes (excerpt)" - Faust
17. "Ping Pong" - Stereolab
18. "Alright Yeah! (in Swedish)" - Robyn Hitchcock
19. "Blood of Feeling" - Barbara Manning
20. "Eye" - Thin White Rope
21. "Prison Farm" - National Lampoon
22. "Chinatown Samba" - Roger Miller
23. "(And) Then He Kissed Me" - Moe Tucker
24. "Ring Worm" - Van Morrison
25. "Heartbeat" - Big Black
26. "Descending" - Meredith Monk
27. "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" - Bob Dylan
28. "Adult Books" - X
29. "Your Monkey is My Master" - the Heads
30. "Angus Dei Aus Licht" - Brise-Glace
31. "The Fight" - Ryuichi Sakamoto
32. "Both Ends Burning" - Roxy Music
33. "Daphne" - Django Reinhart
34. "16 Heart Throbs" - the Chills
35. "Variations on a Thumb" - Mark Fossun
36. "Spastica" - Elastica
37. "I'm So Free" - Lou Reed
38. "The Waist and the Knees" - Game Theory

THE JOKE I WAS TRYING TO MAKE, IF MY TONGUE AND PALATE WERE IN PROPER COLLUSION WITH ONE ANOTHER...

...was "...and March 7, I believe, was the 25th anniversary of the first time someone said, 'Why couldn't it have been Jim instead?'" Diction lessons are in order. (Check out the playlist below and you can probably figure out the setup. Don't ever say this blog ain't men'ally stim'latin'.)

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000020 (FEBRUARY 28, 2007):

1. "Zoo-Music Girl" - Birthday Party
2. "Not Behind the Fighter Jet" - Guided by Voices
3. "I Should Have Known Better" - Wire
4. "I Hate My Generation" - Sloan
5. "Radar Eyes" - the Godz
6. "September Lady" - Felt
7. "Guru Craig Baker, the Perfect Master (part one)" - National Lampoon (John Belushi, Christopher Guest)
8. "Rema-Rema" - Rema-Rema
9. "Please Return It" - the Posies
10. "Lately I've Been Thinking" - Eleventh Dream Day
11. "Can't See For Looking" - the Bobcats
12. "Guru Craig Baker, the Perfect Master (part two)" - National Lampoon (John Belushi, Christopher Guest)
13. "Untitled" - Oxbow
14. "Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More" - Steely Dan
15. "Clear Spot" (at least until the CD fucks up) - Pernice Brothers
16. "Hazel St." - Deerhunter
17. "Weatherman" - from Saturday Night Live (John Belushi, Chevy Chase)
18. "Calling All Enthusiasts" - Radio 4
19. "Little Johnny Jewel" - Television
20. "All-Star Dead Band" - National Lampoon (John Belushi)
21. "Can't Get Enough" - Von Südenfed
22. "Einstein" - the Jean-Paul Sartre Experience
23. "Temporal" - Secret Shine
24. "Cuts for Commercials A14-A16" - DeWolfe
25. "Clock on the Wall" - Alva Snelling
26. "Dueling Brandos" - from Saturday Night Live(John Belushi, Peter Boyle, Don Pardo)
27. "The Teardrop Explodes" - the Negro Problem
28. "Read It in Books" - the Teardrop Explodes
29. "Guilty" - the Blues Brothers
30. "Blues No. 1: Garden of Medals" - Swell Maps
31. "Radio One" - Jimi Hendrix Experience
32. "'A' Bomb in Wardour Street" - the Jam
33. "The Cannon Song" - Stan Ridgway/the Fowler Brothers
34. "Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)" - the Zombies
35. "Hommage" - Bruce Gilbert
36. "Building Tall Buildings" - Satisfact
37. "Lonely at the Bottom" - National Lampoon (John Belushi et al.)
38. "As John Belushi Said" - Television Personalities

WOW! UN-WOW!:

Bonus post: my latest fill-in Saturday night show playlist. Just two hours, not four, but I think it'd be no exaggeration to say that the John Coltrane/Neil Hamburger spur-of-the-moment mash-up is one of the signal achievements in all of broadcast history.

THE SATURDAY NIGHT WILD, UNRESTRAINED, KEVLAR-COATED, TANGELLO-COLORED TOP-DOWN NAUGAHYDE STREAMLINE BOSSA NOVA NAME WITHHELD BY REQUEST BABY PROGRAM (FORMERLY "PERISTALSIS BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT"), WITH YOUR HOST, LORD RODERICK SPORKINGHAM AND HIS SORGHUM-FILLED JOWLS (FEBRUARY 17, 2007):

1. "Non-Alignment Pact" - Pere Ubu
2. "Dark Night" - the Blasters
3. "Mt. Olympus" - the Flower Power
4. "Tiger Roach" - Frank Zappa/Don van Vliet
5. "10:15 Saturday Night" - the Cure
6. "Escaping from the Declining Fall of the Roaming Umpire, Episode XIII" - Proctor & Bergman
7. "The Cheerleaders" - the Minutemen
8. "Dot Dash" - Wire
9. "Been a Son" - Nirvana
10. "4'33" (excerpt)" - John Cage
11. "Wak'ai (Cry)" - Yma Sumac
12. "Dear Eloise" - the Hollies
13. "'For $25,000...'" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest, Bill Murray)
14. "Cyrano de Berger's Back" - the Flesh Eaters
15. "Embrace the Herd" - the Gist
16. "Girls Talk" - Elvis Costello
17. "Dinner for Two" - Deerhoof
18. "Decoration Day" - Grinderman
19. "What Miriam Likes" - Miriam Halstead
20. "Cooking" - Scritti Politti
21. "Seeing is Believing" - Screaming Trees
22. "Bearings" - Scharpling & Wurster
23. "Big in Japan" - Big in Japan
24. "The Rising of the Moon" - the Clancy Brothers/Tommy Makem
25. "Isolation" - John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
26. "Mars Bars" - the Undertones
27. "Cuts for Commercials B17-19" - DeWolfe
28. "Don't Box Me In" - Stan Ridgway/Stewart Copeland
29. "Naima" John Coltrane
30. "Great Moments at DePresa's Pizza House track 11" - Neil Hamburger (played simultaneously with #29)
31. "Superman" - the Clique
32. "Final Day" - Galaxie 500
33. "Lonely Weekends" - Charlie Rich
34. "C.B. Terms (Part II)" (excerpt) - from How to C.B.
35. "I'm Into C.B.!" - the Fall
36. "'For $15,000...'" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest, Bill Murray)
37. "Fun World" - Mission of Burma
38. "Chelsea Hotel #2"- Leonard Cohen
39. "Under a Pale Light" - Felt
40. "Love" - Skinny Puppy
41. "Reel Ten" - the Plugz

BETTER BELATED THAN BENEVERED:

The long-rumored, little-believed, pointlessly-hyphenated Valentine's Day As-Few-Love-Songs-As-Humanly-Possible-Unless-
They're-Really-Fucked-Up-Either-Chemically-Or-Attitudinally playlist follows:

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000019 (FEBRUARY 14, 2007):

1. "Respectable Street" - XTC
2. "Shadow of a Doubt" - Sonic Youth
3. "Lions in My Own Garden (Exit Someone)" - Prefab Sprout
4. "Pay No Mind (Snoozer)" - Beck
5. "Accepting Applications at University" - the Lilys
6. "Life On Mars?" - David Bowie
7. "Marie Provost" - Nick Lowe
8. "Obscene Phone Call" - Lily Tomlin
9. "Lucifer Sam" - Pink Floyd
10. "Performance" - Jack Nitzsche
11. "Smokescreen" - Desperate Bicycles
12. "Bossa Nova 101" - Money Mark
13. "Delilah Sands" - Brilliant Corners
14. "Strip Club" - World of Pooh
15. "Public Safety" - Fat Worm of Error
16. "If I Told You" - Husker Du
17. "Crazy" - Pylon
18. "The Perfect Cut (White Rabbit and a Dog Named Gidget)" - Negativland
19. "Martha" - Jefferson Airplane
20. "Poodles in Practice Dress at the Battersea Dogs Opera" - Contrastate
21. "Lazy Line Painter Jane" - Belle & Sebastian
22. "Walk on the Wild Side" (Dictionarioke version) - David Minuk
23. "Man at C&A" - the Specials
24. "Putting Your Budgie Down" - Monty Python
25. "Molly's Lips" - the Vaselines
26. "Debris Slide" - Pavement
27. Valentine's stalker dedications
28. "I Can't Stop Smiling" - Velocity Girl
29. "LSD and the Screaming Hot Dog" - 60's Educational Film
30. "Vyrna Knowl is a Headbanger" - the Soft Boys
31. "First Computer Piece" - Lee Ranaldo
32. "A Blind Man's Penis (Peace & Love)" - John Trubee/Ramsey Kearney
33. "First Computer Piece (backwards)" - Lee Ranaldo
34. "40 Great Unclaimed Melodies!" - Firesign Theatre
35. "Venus Lost Her Shirt" - Arto Lindsay/Ambitious Lovers
36. "Blues de Jour (A Minor)" - Maher Shalal Hash Baz
37. "Moonshake" - Can
38. "I'm Like You" - Urinals
39. "Start Me Up" - the Folksmen
40. "Poodles in Practice Dress at the Battersea Dogs Opera (backwards)" - Contrastate
41. "Turn Me On Dead Man" - Game Theory
42. "Three" - the Cure
43. "None But First Rate Workmen Will Meet With Encouragement" - Idea Fire Company
44. "None But First Rate Workmen Will Meet With Encouragement (backwards)" - Idea Fire Company
45. "A Different Kind of Tension" - Buzzcocks
46. "Road" - Nick Drake
47. "(Love Like) Anthrax" - Gang of Four
48. "Reel Ten" - the Plugz

EINE KLEINE (NOTE TO SELF: FIND THE GERMAN WORD FOR "POST"):

Not the best show ever, not the worst. Maybe more than two hours' prep for one of my semi-ambitious radio dial-flipping concept shows would help...

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000018 (JANUARY 31, 2007):

1. "Third Uncle" - Bauhaus
2. "I'm Gonna Kill That Woman" - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
3. "Up From the Sea" - Swervedriver
4. "Hunt Again" - Mission of Burma
5. "The Flowers of Romance" - Public Image Ltd.
6. "Count Five or Six" - Cornelius
7. "The Daily Planet" - Love
8. "Let It Blurt" - Lester Bangs
9. "Give All to Love" - Niobe
10. "Senior Service" - Elvis Costello
11. "National Lampoon's Call-In, Part 1" - National Lampoon (Garry Goodrow, Christopher Guest, Doug Kenney)
12. "Marmoset" - Rapeman
13. "With a Girl Like You" - the Troggs
14. "Back Downtown" - Certain General
15. "Mastermen" - Home
16. "We Are Normal" - the Reducers
17. "Son of WINO (excerpt)" - George Carlin
18. "Glitter" - Erase Errata
19. "The Bad Stuff" - the Fall
20. "Death is Not Your Friend" - Wooden Shjips
21. "What's My Name" - the Clash
22. "Cherry Flowers" - Mecca Normal
23. "National Lampoon's Call-In, Part 2" - National Lampoon (Garry Goodrow, Christopher Guest, Doug Kenney)
24. "When Tomorrow Hits" - Spacemen 3
25. "Agitato Tragico" - DeWolfe
26. "Odd" - Nurse With Wound
27. "Repressed Hostility Blues" - Katie Lee
28. "Seen and Not Seen" - Talking Heads
29. "National Lampoon's Call-In, Part 3" - National Lampoon (Garry Goodrow, Doug Kenney)
30. "Ha Ha Ha" (live at KALX, 1981) - Flipper
31. "1,000 Luminous Flowers" - Rudolph Grey
32. Celebrity Prejudice Today (inc. "Hip Hug-Her" - Booker T. and the MGs)
33. "Elephant Monologue" - Chris Morris (inc. "Surf's Up" - the Beach Boys)
34. "The Flower Called Nowhere" - Stereolab
35. "Trinite Orphique" - Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso UFO
36. "Home at Last" - Steely Dan
37. "The Mustard Battle" - Dion McGregor
38. "Final Count of the Collision Between Us and the Damned" - Public Enemy
39. "National Lampoon's Call-In, Part 4" - National Lampoon (Garry Goodrow, Doug Kenney)

(POST TITLE REDACTED):

Pretty damn solid installment, if I say so my damn self. Repeated "Kingpin" from my DJ No-K stint, but I think you'll agree, the solemnity of MLK Day deserves proper and timely tribute. Not finding anything that fit that description, I played that again instead.

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000017 (JANUARY 17, 2007):

1. "Kingpin" - the Credibility Gap
2. "Down on the Street (45 version)" - the Stooges
3. "Ghosts" - the Jam
4. "Color Me Impressed" - the Replacements
5. "Elevator is Temporary" - the Lilys
6. "The Cleaning" - Arab Strap
7. "Theme From Sparta FC #2" - the Fall
8. "Puzzled Into Pieces" - All Natural Lemon and Lime Flavors
9. "North San Bruno Dishonor Trip" - the Loud Family
10. "Hopeless" - Future Bible Heroes
11. "The Loose Wig" - Del Close/John Brent
12. "The Ink in the Well" - David Sylvian
13. "Is Vic There?" - Department S
14. "Testcard Girl" - Talulah Gosh
15. "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood" - Neko Case
16. "Before the End of the Race" - Sloan
17. "Afi-Tione" - Dub Narcotic Sound System
18. "Football" - Eric Idle & Neil Innes
19. "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" - Death Cab for Cutie
20. "I Don't Understand" - Wire
21. "Embryonic Lizard" - the Heads
22. "Tales of Brave Aphrodite" - Beat Happening/Screaming Trees
23. "4-Star Restaurants" - Patton Oswalt
24. "Think for Yourself" - the Beatles
25. "Inside My Brain" - Angry Samoans
26. "Cockney Memories" - DeWolfe
27. "In the Core of a Flame" - the Go-Betweens
28. "Telephone" - Carney, Hild, Kramer
29. "Countdown" - John Coltrane
30. "Suck on the Honey of Love" - Barry Adamson
31. "American Safety Institute: Mad Dogs" - National Lampoon (Chevy Chase)
32. "Guess I'm Falling in Love (instrumental)" - the Velvet Underground
33. "Answer to Rainbow at Midnight" - His Name is Alive
34. "Mad Fans' Square Dance" - Bernie Green/Henry Morgan
35. "Jukebox Capriccio" - Christian Marclay
36. W&F Newsbreak
37. "Trashman in Furs" - the Geraldine Fibbers
38. "Unsatisfied" - Andrew Berry
39. "Violent Death of Dutch Schultz" - John Zorn
40. "The Specialist" - Eric Bogosian
41. "E Poi" - Nino Rota
42. "Into the Night" - Julee Cruise
43. "Bun" - the Deviants
44. "Magic Nights (My Bloody Valentine remix)" - the Pastels

GET ON THE CLUB FOOT (AND PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE CAST ME AS TARZAN), PTS. 1 & 2:

Heppy gnu yr., Fluttarians (all 1 1/2 of you).

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000016 (JANUARY 3, 2007):

1. "Gerald Ford" - Saturday Night Live (Don Pardo, Chevy Chase)
2. "Cossacks Are" - Scott Walker
3. "Go For Gold" - Girls at Our Best!
4. "Thoughtless Kind" - John Cale
5. "Glue Factory" - Flop
6. "Lot's Seed" - Saccharine Trust
7. "Fairy Tales" - Stockholm Monsters
8. "End of the Rainbow" - Barbara Manning
9. "One Leg Too Few" - Beyond the Fringe (Peter Cook & Dudley Moore)
10. "It's Not My Fault" - MX-80
11. "Pop" - the Aluminum Group
12. "Uncorrected Personality Traits" - Robyn Hitchcock
13. "She Said Go Go Go" - Minny Pops
14. "Radical Lifestyle" - the Coachmen
15. "Test: Balance" - National Lampoon (Stan Sawyer, Ed Subitzsky, John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Emily Prager)
16. "Erase You" - ESG
17. "Dots 1-2-3" - the Apples (in Stereo)
18. "Leaving Here" - Motorhead
19. "TV" - Maria Bamford
20. "Perfume-V" - Pavement
21. "Too Experienced" - the Bodysnatchers
22. "We've Got Time" - Broadcast
23. "Test: Separation" - National Lampoon (Stan Sawyer, John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Emily Prager)
24. "In Shreds" - the Chameleons
25. "So Soon" - A.C. Marias
26. "Saddam and Osama" - Paul Krassner
27. "Agitato Tragico" - DeWolfe
28. "Take" - the Colour Field
29. "The Bad Review" - Bongwater
30. "Fohlenfurz" - Pole
31. "Balliol Bros." - the Firesign Theatre
32. "When Lightning Starts" - the Three O'Clock
33. "We Are Not the Ones" - the White Birch
34. "Test: Realism" - National Lampoon (Stan Sawyer)
35. "Flesh-Colored House" - Bastro
36. "Germs Burn for Darby Crash" - Matmos
37. "You Think You Really Know Me" - Gary Wilson
38. "The Boss" - James Brown
39. Drug-Soaked James Brown Sonya Live Interview/"Black" - John Oswald
40. "The Big Payback" - Big Black

DEEP AND CRISP AND SOMEWHAT UNEVEN:

There's a thematic thread running through the songs in this edition of W&F. Can you guess what it is?

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000015 (DECEMBER 20, 2006):

1. "Happy Birthday Jesus" - Little Cindy
2. "If You Believe in Christmas Trees" - Cardinal
3. "A Child's Christmas in Wales" - John Cale
4. "Sleigh Ride" - Mistletoe Disco Band
5. "Santa Claus" - Throwing Muses
6. "What You Need" - the Fall
7. "Christmas Day" - Desmond Dekker and the Aces
8. "Christmas Vacation" - the Descendents
9. "RSPCA Interview" - from On the Hour (Chris Morris)
10. "Santa Claus, Go Straight to the Ghetto" - Belle & Sebastian
11. "Christmas Time is Here Again (Fan Club Recording, 1967)" - the Beatles
12. "Jesus Christ" - Big Star
13. "The Rocking Disco Santa Claus" - the Sisterhood
14. "Santa Cupcakes" - National Lampoon (Gilda Radner)
15. "Christmas at the Zoo" - the Flaming Lips
16. "Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis" - Tom Waits
17. "My Christmas Wish" - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
18. "Christmas with the Devil" - Spinal Tap
19. "Mambo Santa Mambo" - the Enchanters
20. "Uncle Bernie's Farm" - the Mothers of Invention
21. "Santa Claus Skips Cudahy" - Couch Flambeau
22. "My Christmas Memory" - Patton Oswalt
23. "Merry Christmas Baby" - Otis Redding
24. "Cha-Cha All the Way" - Capitol Studio Orchestra
25. Christmas Wish Line
26. "A Child's Christmas Saving the Whales" - Game Theory
27. "Linus and Lucy" - Game Theory
28. "Rod Serling Explains the First Christmas" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest)
29. "It's Christmas Time" - Yo La Tengo
30. "Christmas with William S." - Olivia Tremor Control
31. "Christmas at K-Mart" - Root Boy Slim and the Sex Change Band
32. "A Very Hanson Christmas" - Jon Stewart
33. "Frosty the Snowman" - Cocteau Twins
34. "Deck the Halls" - Jingle Bermuda Tree Frogs
35. "Exotic Night" - Martin Denny
36. "Santa Claus is a Black Man" - AKIM & the Teddy Vann Production Company
37. "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Fantasy" - John Fahey
38. Special Christmas Benefit Song!!

That's right - every single artist mentioned above walks with a limp. Congratulations.

SPECIAL BONUS POST FOR ORDERING BEFORE MIDNIGHT:

Just finished another guest spot on the DJ K-No program. A little, tiny bit wider-ranging than usual, maybe, but mostly just longer.

THE DJ NO-K SHOW (DECEMBER 9, 2006):

1. "Are You Hung Up?" - the Mothers of Invention
2. "Who Needs the Peace Corps?" - the Mothers of Invention
3. "Station to Station" - David Bowie
4. "Death and the Maiden" - the Verlaines
5. "Help You Ann" - the Lyres
6. "Pigeons" (1) - National Lampoon (Michael O'Donoghue)
7. "Mobilization" - Savage Republic
8. "Voodoo Voodoo" - LaVern Baker
9. "The Blues Are Still Blue" - Belle and Sebastian
10. "Run Paint Run Run" - Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band
11. "Search and Destroy" - Iggy and the Stooges
12. "Car Song" - Elastica
13. "I Felt Like a Gringo" - Minutemen
14. "Trem Two" - Mission of Burma
15. "Dylan at the Met/Art Warehouse" - Firesign Theatre
16. "We Are All Prostitutes" - the Pop Group
17. "The Model" - Big Black
18. "Ana (BBC Session)" - the Pixies
19. "Send Me a Postcard" - the Shocking Blue
20. "The Light Pours Out of Me" - Magazine
21. "You're Lost Little Girl" - the Doors
22. "Smothered in Hugs" - Guided by Voices
23. "July, July!" - the Decemberists
24. "Pigeons" (2) - National Lampoon (Michael O'Donoghue, Naomi R. Page)
25. "Nothin' to Do" - the Dandy Warhols
26. "Up the Neck" - Pretenders
27. "I Never Play Basketball Now" - Prefab Sprout
28. "Theme From Pigdom Come" - Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel
29. "Solid Gold Easy Action" - T. Rex
30. "Strychnine" - the Sonics
31. "Qu'ran" - David Byrne/Brian Eno
32. "Political Science" - Randy Newman
33. "Sweet and Tender Hooligan" - the Smiths
34. "Fears of Gun" - the Birthday Party
35. "Get Hip and Go!" - from On the Hour (Chris Morris, Steve Coogan, Patrick Marber, Rebecca Front, Doon MacKichan, David Schneider)
36. "The Pleasant Kind" - Eric Matthews
37. "Room With a View" - Let's Active
38. "Alright" - Supergrass
39. "Everything About You" - the Field Mice
40. "Chopin" - Mike Nichols and Elaine May
41. "50 Ft. Queenie" - PJ Harvey
42. "I Am the Fly" - Wire
43. "Poise" - the Ornette Coleman Quartet
44. "Pigeons" (3) - National Lampoon (Michael O'Donoghue, Naomi R. Page)
45. "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" - Pere Ubu
46. "Eight Miles High" - Hüsker Dü
47. "Mr. Spaceman" - the Byrds
48. "Same Old Scene" - Roxy Music
49. "Consolation Prize" - Orange Juice
50. "Don't Cry for Me" - the Zombies
51. "Frost and Fire" - Everything But the Girl
52. "Break" - the Cure
53. "In the Kingdom #19" - Sonic Youth
54. "Flight Reaction" - Calico Wall
55. "Kingpin" - the Credibility Gap
56. "Monkey Hustle" - Jack Conrad
57. "Harlem" - Suicide
58. "Let's Dance" - the Futureheads
59. "The Unheard Music" - X
60. "Charlie's Medicine" - Warren Zevon
61. "Frosch" - Mouse on Mars
62. "Daily Nightly" - the Monkees
63. "Lady With a Torch" - Proctor & Bergman
64. "Paint Work" - the Fall
65. "A Simple Way to Go Faster Than Light That Does Not Work" - Tortoise
66. "Helen Fordsdale" - Mars
67. "Out There a Minute" - Sun Ra
68. "Story of Isaac" - Leonard Cohen
69. "Primitive Painters" - Felt

WELL, UM, THIS IS A POST.

Well, um, that was a show.

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000014 (DECEMBER 6, 2006):

1. "Do the Mussolini" - Cabaret Voltaire
2. "Banned in D.C." - Bad Brains
3. "Moses? I Amn't" - Mogwai
4. "Queen/Mother" - Julian Cope
5. "You Showed Me" - the Lightning Seeds
6. "Lost Weekend" - Wall of Voodoo
7. "Pulp" - S.F. Seals
8. "Gray Turns White" - Ultra Vivid Scene
9. "Mr. Rodent" - Coyle & Sharpe
10. "Loose Nuts on the Veladrome" - Liars
11. "Save Your Money" - the Loud Family
12. "Children's Stories" - Monty Python
13. "World Painted" - Screaming Trees
14. "How Does It Feel To Feel (US Version)" - the Creation
15. "Why is This Commercial?" - Negativland
16. "I Wanna Sleep in Your Arms" - the Modern Lovers
17. "Dog Door" - Tom Waits
18. "Flitcraft" - the Mekons
19. "1-2-5" - the Haunted
20. "Read About Seymour" - Swell Maps
21. "The Indianapolis Academy of the French Accent" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest, Chevy Chase, Emily Prager, Alice Playten)
22. "Point That Thing Somewhere Else" - the Clean
23. "Fairytale in the Supermarket" - the Raincoats
24. "Six Six Sixties" - Throbbing Gristle
25. "Slippi" - Animal Collective
26. "Rain" - the Beatles
27. "Wave a White Flag" - Elvis Costello
28. "Sixteen" - the Buzzcocks
29. "The Shrouded Stranger" - Allen Ginsberg
30. "Andy Warhol is Dead But We Still Have Hope" - Kid 606
31. "Moon Mission" - Kai Rautenberg and Orchester Juergen Ehlers
32. "Let's Pretend" - Tindersticks
33. "Kids" - Richard Pryor
34. "Word Association" - from Saturday Night Live (Richard Pryor, Chevy Chase)
35. "Our Text for Today" - Richard Pryor
36. "Unkind and Unwise (instrumental)" - the Go-Betweens

ANOTHER, UH, HOW YOU SAY?, POST:

Another conceptual show. And a pretty successful one, I think, despite the fact that I committed the broadcast heresy of not back-announcing my playlist (hence the shoutout to this blog). And I'm still not quite sure I played those Last Exit tracks at the correct speed. Hey, sounded good either way.

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000013 (NOVEMBER 22, 2006):

1. show intro/rant #1
2. "Warsaw" - Joy Division
3. "Asylums in Jerusalem" - Scritti Politti
4. "Rain" - the Chills
5. "Loomer" - My Bloody Valentine
6. "Picnic on a Frozen River" - Faust
7. rant #1A
8. "Tunnel of Love" - Fun Boy Three
9. "Come On, Let's Go" - Broadcast
10. "Marked For Death" - Last Exit
11. "The Fire Drum" - Last Exit
12. "Airplane Glue" - Lenny Bruce
13. "The Other Window (Peel Session)" - Wire
14. KRAMP Pledge Drive
15. "St. Elmo's Fire" - Brian Eno
16. "We're Coming Out" - the Replacements
17. "Walk Out to Winter" - Aztec Camera
18. "The Old Dope Peddler" - Tom Lehrer
19. "Super Crush" - Tiger Trap
20. "That Empty Space" - the Searchers
21. "Tragedy" - the Bats
22. "The Other Side (excerpt)" - the Firesign Theatre
23. "The Final Chapter" - Squirrel Bait
24. "Everybody's Been Burned" - the Byrds
25. rant #1A(i)/lost kitty intro
26. "No Pussy Blues" - Grinderman
27. "Karawane" - Marie Osmond
28. "The Shape of Things to Come" - Max Frost and the Troopers
29. "There is a Boy That Never Goes Out" - the Lucksmiths
30. "Wayne Carr on the Radio (excerpt)" - Chris Morris
31. "Urban Field Holler" - Mecolodiacs
32. "Heinz Baked Beans" - the Who
33. KASH segue
34. "16 Golden Bits" - the Credibility Gap
35. rant #1A(i)[a]/community calendar segue
36. "Richie Dagger's Crime" - the Posies
37. "Dirty Net" - Ut
38. "It's Looking Good" - the Rutles
39. "Just Step S'ways" - the Fall
40. "Movie, Deep-Fried Stuffed Cheeseburger, What Kind of Animal?, Red Tide, Abortion" - Eugene Mirman
41. "Billy's Third" - the Undertones
42. Air Onthesideofcaution segue
43. "Love Song for the Dead Che" - United States of America
44. "Che" - Spacemen 3
45. "Orbit 3" - Matthew Shipp
46. "Sylvia Plath" - Peter Laughner
47. Thanxploitation segue
48. "Coconut Hotel" - the Red Krayola
49. "Surgery" - Robyn Hitchcock
50. "Split Red" - Minutemen
51. rant #1A(i)[a]{I}
52. "Count" - JFA

POLITICS MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLOWS (AND RARELY CHANGES THE SHEETS):

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000012 (NOVEMBER 8, 2006):

1. Post-Election Special introduction
2. "Ether" - Gang of Four
3. "Love Canal" - Flipper
4. "Wolf Like Me" - TV on the Radio
5. "You Can't Have Me" - Big Star
6. "Another Bridge" - Everything but the Girl
7. Post-Election Special post-introduction
8. "Prop Cars" - Oxford Collapse
9. "Own Two Feet" - the Jean-Paul Sartre Experience
10. "Ilha Urbana" - Muzak
11. "Please Patronize Are Sponsers" - Jim O'Rourke
12. "Cruel Shoes" - Steve Martin
13. "Yeah Yeah" - Blackrock
14. Post-Election Special interregnum
15. "The Boy in the Paisley Shirt" - Television Personalities
16. "UMA" - OOIOO
17. "Skipjack" - Heavenly
18. "I Hate You" - the Monks
19. Post-Election Special pre-emptive neo-retro-intercession
20. "Motherbanger" - Chris Morris
21. "Orgy" - the Glove
22. "Open Book" - Tahiti 80
23. "March of the Kraftwerk Replicants" - the Elevator Drops
24. "M.D. 20/20" - Halo of Flies
25. "Merge" - Grizzly Bear
26. "How Men Die in Their Sleep" - Lydia Lunch/Lucy Hamilton
27. "No Reason to Complain" - Lyres
28. "Sycamore" - Negativland
29. "Stop It" - NoMeansNo
30. Post-Election Special post-pre-conclusion wrap-up
31. "Dropping Names" - the Church
32. "Aloysius" - Cocteau Twins
33. "The Picture of Agreeability" - Game Theory
34. "Winter" - the Loft
35. "Game" - Michael Gira
36. "5 to 5" - Martin Rev
37. "Ups and Downs" - the dB's
38. "Deportation Ritual" - Chevy Heston
39. "After All #2" - Cecil Taylor
40. "Steppin' on a Spaniel" - National Lampoon
41. Post-Election Special post-post-pre-conclusion wrap-up/lock-down/shut-out

A POST, A POST, I DO CONFESS'T.

Perhaps my favorite episode yet, back to front. Pity I wasn't there to enjoy it.

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000011, WITH GUEST HOST THOMAS JELLY-STRAINER (OCTOBER 25, 2006):

1. "Sex Bomb" - Flipper
2. "Lunchmeataphobia (Think, It Ain't Illegal Yet!)" - Funkadelic
3. "Our Trinitone Blast" - Stereolab
4. "Taste the Floor" - the Jesus and Mary Chain
5. "Boy Soprano" - Xiu Xiu
6. "Spreadin' the Malice" - Universal Congress Of
7. "Shimmer" - Saturday Night Live (Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase)
8. "Wawa" - Lizzy Mercier Descloux
9. "Christine" - Siouxsie and the Banshees
10. "Weird on the Avenue" - the Frogs
11. "Do Policemen Sing?" - Robyn Hitchcock
12. "Red Locust Frenzy" - Robyn Hitchcock & the Venus 3
13. "Who Are the Brain Police?" - Mothers of Invention
14. "Shot by Both Sides" - Magazine
15. "Kidnapped" - Woody Allen
16. "Egomaniac's Kiss" - DNA
17. "The Intro and the Outro" - Bonzo Dog Band
18. "Supernova" - Opal
19. "Caroline No" - the Beach Boys
20. "Perry" - Butthole Surfers
21. "The Ballad of Johnny Burma" - Mission of Burma
22. "In and Out in Paris and London" - the Divine Comedy
23. "The Mountain" - Professor Murder
24. "Surround Your Hover" - Niobe
25. "Club News" - from Blue Jam (Chris Morris, Michael Alexander St. John)
26. "Sour Times" - Portishead
27. "Between Us" - Unrest
28. "I'm in Heaven Now" - American Music Club
29. "Outdoor Miner" - Wire
30. "Mulatu's Hideaway" - Mulatu Astatke
31. "New Amsterdam" - Elvis Costello
32. "Promotional Gimmick" - Albert Brooks
33. "Calling Over Time" - Edith Frost
34. "Concret P-H II"/"Diamorphoses II (excerpt)" - Iannis Xenakis
35. "To Day Retrieval" - Tortoise/Autechre
36. "White Hats" - Niobe
(note: 34-36 were played simultaneously. Far out. Man.)

THIS IS NOT A BLOG POST.

Well, now - kind of a manic performance on-air this e'en. Overcompensado! And perhaps the playlist (the Marley song aside, which was a request) reflects a little of that self-same mania. Or just scattershot, yet somehow predictable, taste in tunes. Ewe bee d'judge.

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000010 (OCTOBER 11, 2006):

1. "Armenia City in the Sky" - Petra Haden
2. "Needles in the Camel's Eye" - Brian Eno
3. "Postcard" - Salem 66
4. "Call Me Up" - Gang of Four
5. "Safety in Crosswords" - Look Blue Go Purple
6. "It's Up To You" - the Specials
7. "Fire Brigade" - Liquor Giants
8. "Machine Gun Ibiza" - Prefab Sprout
9. "I Was a Cock-Teaser for Roosterama!" - the Firesign Theatre
10. "The Freed Pig" - Sebadoh
11. "Just in Case You Wonder" - Ugly Ducklings
12. "Apple Orchard" - Beach House
13. "Uranium" - Kraftwerk
14. "He's a Whore" - Big Black
15. "Classics of the Contemporary Drama - 'Waiting for Godot'" - from The National Lampoon Radio Hour (Christopher Guest, John Belushi, Sean Kelly, Brian McConnachie)
16. "No Woman No Cry (live)" - Bob Marley & the Wailers
17. "Into the Groove(y)" - Ciccone Youth
18. "The Big Lounge Scene" - Minutemen
19. "The First Half Second" - the Lilys
20. "New Mind (acoustic)" - Swans
21. "D-7" - the Wipers
22. "Eisiger Wind" - Kleenex
23. Ask the Producer with E. Robert D'Oleo
24. "The Fly" - Eric Matthews
25. "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" - Pine Valley Cosmonauts
26. "One Chord Wonders" - the Adverts
27. "I Remember Canters" - Mecolodiacs
28. "Hum" - Bardo Pond
29. "Idiot Bastard Son" (at least until the idiot bastard record starts skipping) - the Mothers of Invention
30. "Marlon Brando" - Black Randy and the Metrosquad
31. "Gob on You" - from Not the Nine O'Clock News (Mel Smith, Pamela Stevenson, Rowan Atkinson, Chris Langham)
32. "Everywhere with Helicopter" - Guided by Voices
33. "Stop, Stop, Stop" - the Hollies
34. "You Gotta Lose" - Richard Hell and the Voidoids
35. "My Girlfriend Lives Like a Redneck" - Pep Lester
36. "The Gallery" - Legendary Pink Dots
37. "How to Skin a Cat" - Hüsker Dü
38. "One Forty Three" - Philip Johnson
39. "V-2 Schneider" - David Bowie

TITULARLY DEPRIVED YET AGAIN...

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

NOW THAT'S MORE LIKE IT.

Much better show, much better flow, much better what-rhymes-with-that-I-do-not-know. Check it out:

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000008 (SEPTEMBER 13, 2006):
1. "Lay of the Land" - the Fall
2. "Born Out of Time" - the New Christs
3. "Never Talking to You Again" - Hüsker Dü
4. "Circle Sky" - the Monkees
5. "(I Won't) Pay Your Price" - Motörhead
6. "I'm Coming Home" - the Deviants
7. "On My Mind" - Marine Girls
8. "Gibberish" - Eric Idle
9. "Spastica" - Elastica
10. "Rena & Ami" - Tsundoda Tsuguto
11. "Sylvia" - the Lowthers
12. "Harlem Nocturne" - the Lounge Lizards
13. "Dance Like a Monkey" - New York Dolls
14. "Don't Mess With Cupid" - New York Dolls
15. "Living a Lie" - the dB's
16. "Obsessed with the Excess" - Les Savy Fav (w/David Cross)
17. "Music for Someone" - the Names
18. "N.I.T.A." - Young Marble Giants
19. "From a Whisper to a Scream" - Elvis Costello
20. "Mel Brewer's Insomniac Time" - National Lampoon (Bill Murray, Christopher Guest)
21. "Sand" - Einstürzende Neubauten
22. "Black and Blue" - the Selecter
23. "Miss Amanda Jones" - the Rolling Stones
24. "Tales From the Riverbank" - the Jam
25. "Three-Cornered Moon" - Eric Matthews
26. "Horizon" - Chris Knox
27. "Peter O'Hanrahanrahan 9/11 Interview" - Chris Morris/Patrick Marber
28. "Nothing to Do With Me" - Stereolab
29. "Cigarette in Your Bed" - My Bloody Valentine
30. "Noise in This World" - the (English) Beat
31. "Quicksand" - Bobby Womack
32. "Pablo Cruise Fan Club" - Neil Hamburger
33. "Peanut Duck" - Martha Gee
34. "Pure Joy" - the Teardrop Explodes
35. "Lipstick" - the Buzzcocks
36. "Musette and Drums (BBC Session)" - Cocteau Twins

ARRRRGGGGGGHHHHH....

Okay, gotta say, not my best show. All manner of distractions and mixing disasters to be had. Three months into my run and I sound more like a fucking amateur than ever. Fun. Still, a cursory glance at the playlist may give one the idea that it could have been a worthy broadcast...

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000007 (AUGUST 30, 2006):
1. "The Diamond Mine" - Higher Elevation
2. "Rid of Me" - PJ Harvey
3. "Peking Spring" - Mission of Burma
4. "Dead Joe" - the Birthday Party
5. "Ole Spain" - the Hamsters
6. "Total Mass Destruction" - the Loud Family/Anton Barbeau
7. "My Infatuation" - the Contortions
8. "The Rhythm of Love" - the Pooh Sticks
9. "The Ledge" - Camper Van Beethoven
10. "Great Shakes Ad" - the Who
11. "Why Are We Sleeping?" - Bongwater
12. "Look For the Good in Others and They'll See the Good in You" - the Chills
13. "Truth in Advertising" - Negativland
14. "Go Home, Get Down" - Death From Above 1979
15. "General Synod's Life of Python" - Not the Nine O'Clock News (Pamela Stevenson, Mel Smith, Rowan Atkinson)
16. "Accidents of God" - Lester Bangs and the Delinquents
17. "Kung Foo Cowboy" - Alan Vega
18. "Dismantled King is Off the Throne" - Felt
19. "Jailbreak '95" - Shellac
20. "Leo Ryan (Our Pharoah's Slave)" - the Lilys
21. "Astonishing Sod Ape Intro" - Chris Morris
22. "Cavity" - Live Skull
23. "Mechanism of Occupant Ejection" - Howard Shore
24. "Mop Dub" - 100 Flowers
25. "Hot Fun in the Summertime" - Sly and the Family Stone
26. "Ceremony" - Galaxie 500
27. "Megaphone Newsreel" - National Lampoon (Bob Perry)
28. "With a Gun" - Steely Dan
29. "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" - Ted Leo & the Pharmacists
30. "Velocity Girl" - Primal Scream
31. "Midget Submarines"/"Bridge Head, Part 9" - Swell Maps
32. "Eclipse" - Eric Dolphy

(SIGH)

And so we come back to our original point of departure. Gosh, look at that playlist. Was I ever that young?

WOW & FLUTTER, EPISODE #000001 (JUNE 7, 2006):

1. Islamic klezmer intro
2. As you will recall from last week... (incorporating music from the film Blow Out by Pino Donaggio and "You Suffer" - Napalm Death)
3. "You Made Me Realise" - My Bloody Valentine
4. "French Film (Blurred)" - Wire
5. "Talking Drum" - Japan
6. "Station Break" - the Firesign Theatre
7. "TV Eye" - the Stooges
8. "English Scheme" - the Fall
9. "Captain Easychord" - Stereolab
10. "Shovel Into Spade Kit" - the Lilys
11. "I Apologize" - Hüsker Dü
12. "Can't Stop" - That Petrol Emotion
13. "Whenever You're Ready" - the Zombies
14. "Seven & Seven Is" - the Ramones
15. "I Love My Leather Jacket" - the Chills
16. "Bad News" - Salem 66
17. "Cattle and Cane" - the Go-Betweens
18. "Shoot the Sexual Athlete" - Belle & Sebastian
19. "Newton Told Me" - the Go-Betweens
20. "Streets of Your Town" - Ivy
21. Trichinosis Blues promo
22. "Palm Sunday (On Board the S.S. Within)" - the Go-Betweens
23. discussion of FCC rules (incorporating "Metal Machine Music: side C" - Lou Reed)
24. "Ring Worm" - Van Morrison
25. "You Say France and I Whistle" - Van Morrison
26. "You Want a Danish" - Van Morrison
27. "Ford Mustang" - Serge Gainsbourg
28. "Goin' Down" - the Monkees
29. Kouhotex segue
30. "Little Umbrellas" - Frank Zappa
31. "Kiss Me Black" - the Birthday Party
32. "Dance Charts" - from Blue Jam (Chris Morris, Michael Alexander St. John)
33. "Something Wicked This Way Comes (edit)" - Barry Adamson
34. "All Kidding Aside" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest)
35. he's right, you know segue
36. "The Cowboy Song" - Public Image Ltd.
37. "Lions" - Tones on Tail
38. "All the Way Down" - the Jean-Paul Sartre Experience
39. "Disguise" - Squirrel Bait
40. "Like a Girl Jesus"- Game Theory

I SUPPOSE I DON'T REALLY NEED TO TITLE THESE THINGS, BUT, Y'KNOW...

A little something different (but not really, really) here: the playlist for my fill-in slot for Coast Community Radio's alternating-Saturday-nights programmer, DJ K-No (who, incidentally, happens to be a Northwest music icon of some minor repute, having played bass for a band from the area who had some marginal success in the early 1990s). I had four hours to fill, which was nice, as it gave me license to play some much longer songs than the restrictive two-hour W&F format tends to allow. Anyway:

THE DJ K-NO(T) SHOW (JUNE 10, 2006):

1. "Sweat Loaf" - Butthole Surfers
2. "The Caves of Altamira" - Steely Dan
3. "Flip Your Face" - James Chance & the Contortions
4. "Yu-Gung (Futter Mein Ego)" - Einstürzende Neubauten
5. "White Elephant" - Volcano Suns
6. "Model Worker" - Magazine
7. "Cue Fanfare" - Prefab Sprout
8. "Overcome by Happiness" - Pernice Brothers
9. Fetlock: Equine Attorney promo
10. "Thumbs Off" - the Clean
11. "Citadel" - the Rolling Stones
12. "Nosferatu Man" - Slint
13. "Duke of Prunes"/"Amnesia Vivace"/"The Duke Regains His Chops" - the Mothers of Invention
14. "Hightime" - Universal Congress Of
15. "Johnny Carson" - the Beach Boys
16. "Lawrence of Euphoria" - Alexander "Skip" Spence
17. "I Met Roky Erickson" - Daniel Johnston and Jad Fair
18. "Bloody Hammer" - Roky Erickson and the Aliens
19. "See Emily Play" - Pink Floyd
20. "Nightime" - Big Star
21. "Pinch" - Can
22. "Rocket U.S.A." - Suicide
23. "Mica" - Mission of Burma
24. "Man in Decline" - Mission of Burma
25. "Artists Only" - Talking Heads (minus the first :02)
26. "Evangelist" - Ut
27. "Doc Phone" - from Blue Jam (Chris Morris, David Cann, Mark Heap)
28. "Nausea" - X
29. "People Are Strange" - Shockabilly
30. "Cut" - Minutemen
31. "Five Years Ahead of My Time" - the Third Bardo
32. "(I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea" - Elvis Costello & the Attractions
33. "If There is Something" - Roxy Music
34. "History of the Beatles" - National Lampoon (Christopher Guest)
35. "I Found Out" - John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
36. "And Your Bird Can Sing" - the Beatles
37. "Blue Jeans" - Ladytron
38. "Attack" - Public Image Ltd.
39. "Sleep!" - Big Black
40. "Less Than One in Ten" - Beatnik Filmstars
41. "Give It Up or Turn It Loose" - James Brown
42. "Hip Priest" - the Fall
43. "Run Run Run" - the Velvet Underground
44. "Family Trip" - Bill Hicks
45. "Get High" - Grand Am
46. "There She Walks" - the Monks (the Five Torquays)
47. "Baby's on Fire" - Brian Eno
48. "Canyons of Your Mind" - the Bonzo Dog Band
49. "Eating Noddemix" - Young Marble Giants
50. "Always Crashing in the Same Car" - David Bowie
51. "The Noise of Carpet" - Stereolab
52. "I Can't Control Myself" - the Troggs
53. "NYC: 1999!" - Pussy Galore
54. "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" - the Buzzcocks
55. "The Loved One" - Terry Southern
56. "Heeby Jeebies" - Little Richard
57. "Your Mind and We Belong Together" - Love
58. "On the Phrase 'Ass Backwards'" - Thurston Moore/Don Dietrich/Jim Sauter
59. "The Suspension Bridge at Iguazu Falls" - Tortoise
60. "Call the Doctor" - Spacemen 3
61. "Cobwebs and Strange" - the Who