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It's summer in Chicago and we're back with a May/June edition of the show featuring Electronic (pictured), The The, Roxy Music, Magazine, The Popinjays and more!
Classic/Current features a track from Ultravox's new album, we'll have a Remember When? request to hear Icehouse and, finally, we'll crank up the wayback machine with Totally Tubular Flashback.
A full tracklist - with ITunes links - can be found here. And send your requests and dedications here.
Keep The Classics Alive!
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Another great podcast of the AC, Tarsis!
I always am surprised by several selections, and this was no exception.
The Chameleons is a fine choice to open this podcast, I forgot how good this song sounds.
The big revelation was Ultavox's 'Rockwrok' an amazing tune that ROCKS!!
I also enjoyed Soft Cell's Dave Ball (Grid) song - very nuanced.
Another blast was The The song Jealous of Youth from 1993. Had forgotten how great Matt Johnson lyrics are "I wanna live...But I ain't a big enough man to anything other than think."
Good to hear songs from faves Electonic and Special AKA (post New Order and original Specials).
The K-Tel commercial was so funny. Where did you find it?
Finally, brilliant to consider Roxy Music and Tom Waits as alternative, which they were and are!!!
Keep up the great work, Tarsis.
Posted by: John 'New Wave Vinyl' | May 29, 2012 at 03:57 PM