The Lost Indie City “Summertime” setlist August 18 2017
The Alarm – Rain in the Summertime
The B52s – Dirty Back Road
The Beloved – Sun Rising
Ryan Paris – Dolce Vita
Best Coast – Summer Mood
Vampire Weekend – Holiday
Madness – The Sun & the Rain
Weezer – Feels Like Summer
The Hold Steady – Constructive Summer
Matthew Sweet – Looking at the Sun
The Decembrists – June Hymn
Pavement – Summer Babe
DOA – Concrete Beach
The Undertones – Here Comes the Summer
Kings of Leon – Supersoaker
Team Waterpolo – So Called Summer
Stranglers – Peaches
Grapes of Wrath – A Fishing Tale
Simple Minds – Someone, Somewhere in Summertime
Coasts – Oceans
Big Audio Dynamite – A Party
UB40 – Kingston Town
Third World – 96 degrees in the Shade
Culture – Two Sevens Clash
Beck – The Golden Age
Buffalo Tom – Summer
Portugal. The Man – Feel It Still
Ramones – Rockaway Beach
Modest Mouse – Ocean Breathes Salty
Flaming Lips – Its Summertime
Rebel Time Radio is back for another hour of political punk rock! On this episode Mike and Dan play some L7 (two tracks!), Hanson Brothers, The Nasties, and The Dicks. They also lament on impending nuclear doom and celebrate the death of neo-nazi human garbage Ernst Zundel. So it ain’t all doom and gloom! Now mash that play button please!
Jello Biafra and D.O.A. – Attack of the Peacekeepers
Inepsy – 10 Packs of Smokes
The Nasties – Education Song
The Dicks – No Nazi’s Friend
Poison Girls – Bully Boy
Stage Bottles – Dead But Not Forgiven
22 Long Riffs – No Pasaran
Youth Brigade – Man in Blue
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We start with a quick rant about the (lack of) commitment to human-scale infrastructure in Kitchener and Waterloo region, evidenced by the multimillion dollar re-build of King St without the construction of a separated bike lane. For cyclists, you will be forced to “sharrow” with fast moving cars, then be coerced to the sidewalk to mingle with pedestrians or risk your wheels being swallowed by the trolly track. #Wrbike #wrwalk
The main focus of the show is the supreme court of canada decision on consultation with Indigenous nations. While the Clyde River Inuit scored a huge win as seismic blasting is halted in their territory for now, the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation were told their treaty rights meant nothing as Canada will continue to ignore Indigenous rights while oil money can be made. In a unanimous decision, the SCC called the consultation process that the National Energy board undertook for the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation “manifestly adequate”, while wholly chastising the NEB for a complete failure in consulting the Clyde River Inuit.
In the SCC decision, “nation-to-nation” consultation and treaty responsibilities have been reduced to the level of a public hearing, with no shared decision making powers.
After reading a statement from Chippewas Solidarity about the court decision, we broadcast two clips of the newly elected chief of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Myeengun Henry. The first is his statement, from the bank of the Deshkaan Ziibi, just south of a line 9 crossing of the river, where Chief Henry demanded that Enbridge stop pushing oil through Chippewas of the Thames First Nation Territory, giving the oil company 30 days to comply. The second clip is from an interview scrum shortly that statement was made.
The SCC decision defines a reconciliation benifitting the colonizers in a neoliberal-capitalist settler country. We need to respond with active solidarity!
The final portion of the episode is a re-broadcast of the inspiring interview on Democracy now with Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek, two powerful womyn who sabotaged the Dakota Access Pipeline over several months in 2016, which led to months of construction delays. The two catholic workers came forward to inspire “bold action” against fossil fuel infrastructure. (https://www.democracynow.org/2017/7/28/meet_the_two_catholic_workers_who)
Depeche Mode -(Mike Shinoda Remix) Enjoy the Silence
New Order – (Shep Pettibone extended dance mix) Bizarre Love Triangle
Erasure – (Der Deutche mix) Blue Savannah
Garbage – (Crystal Method Extended edit) I think I’m Crystallized
Happy Mondays – (Club Mix) Hallelujah
Insprial Carpets – (Renegade Soundwave Robbery Mix) This is How it Feels
Cornershop- (Norman Cook remix) Brimful of Asha
Death cab for Cutie – (Tycho Remix) The Ghosts of Beverly Drive)
U2 – (hip hop beat) The Sweetest Thing
House of Pain (Butch Vig remix) Shamrocks and Shenanigans
The Killers (Calvin Harris remix) When You were young
NIN – (Benjamin Vial death proof mix) Ringfinger
Heaven 17 – (Ashley Beedle remix) Let Me Go
Psychedelic Furs – (New York Remix) Heartbeat
Icicle Works – (Frantic mix) Birds Fly
The Cult – (Howling Mix) – She Sells Sanctuary
The Cure – (Closer mix) Close to Me
Alexisonfire – (Adventure club remix) To A Friend
Gorillaz- (Ska remix) Feel Good Inc
Please keep an eye out for a package in the mail from Ontario Trillium Fund. We should be receiving a plaque from them. If you see this, please let me know.
Thirsty for some political punk rock? Rebel Time Radio is here to quench your thirst with a pressure washer load of political punk to your face! Mike and Dan spin some new tunes from GRIT and Limp Wrist, plus play a bunch of other tunes from The Demics, Heyoka, and F-Minus. Press play for some sweet sweet music
Peter and the Test Tube Babies – Banned from the Pubs
MDC – Destroying the Planet
D.O.A. – Warmonger
Propagandhi – Victory Lap
Ballast – But After the Gig (Reprise)
The Demics – Oh Well
Moral Decline – Hurricane
Beyond Pink – Lagstadiepoesi
War on Women – Say It
Heyoka – Le Bel Espoir
Planet Smashers – Police the Nation
Citizen Fish – Unimplode
F-Minus – White Collar Crime
Witch Hunt – Blood Red States
The Rebel Spell – Last Run
Face to Face – Walk Away
Leftover Crack – Gang Control
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MyAudioFace history was made on July 21st 2017. Very special guests, The Steady Rebels, joined Mr. K in studio for a live set and interview. This was the 1st MyAudioFace live set and was terrific! Catch it right here.
Rebel Time Radio is going all the way back to two weeks ago to bring you a new episode that was recorded then but here it is now! Got that? Good! RTR is going to fill your earholes with kickass politically charged punk/ska/oi bands like The Effigies, Braindead, Zounds and D.O.A.! Also Mike broke his bone so he played music about getting injured. Now it is the time for you to hit play!
Rebel Time Radio is now on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.
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Hi
Our Annual General Meeting for CKMS happens this Saturday.
Your attendance is needed and very much appreciated.
There are four attachments for the AGM. The four documents are 2016 AGM,
2017 Agenda, Proxy form, and bylaws of CKMS.
The show opens with a quick review of the upcoming supreme court decision on the lack of consultation with Chippewas of the Thames First Nation regarding the line 9 pipeline.
While sticking with pipelines, we jump to the climate change fueled fires raging across the western turtle island, first with a vancouver.mediacoop.ca posting laying out the demands from the Working group on indigenous food sovereignty that Kinder Morgan shut down the oil and gas pipelines running through Secwepemc lands. (http://vancouver.mediacoop.ca/newsrelease/36568)
After Ancient Grains cover of The Rebel Spell’s Last Call, we read an article from APTN news where the members of the Tl’etinqox First Nation defied Canadian government orders to evacuate their reserve to defend it against he raging fires. Chief Joe Alphonse, told APTN that officers from the RCMP threatened the First Nation that the Ministry of Children and Family Services “remove all the children” if the Indigenous community did not evacuate. Also worried their infrastructure would never be rebuilt, the Bonaparte Indian Band also defied evacuation orders to successfully fight off the fire from destroying the community. (http://aptnnews.ca/2017/07/13/chief-says-rcmp-threatened-to-call-in-chil…)
1. The Rolling Stones, Can You Hear The Music
2. The Rolling Stones, I Go Wild
3. David Bowie, Time
4. Elton John, Blues For My Baby And Me
5. Judas Priest, Exciter
6. Jethro Tull, Hot Mango Flush
7. Steely Dan, King Of The World
8. Rod Stewart, That’s All Right
9. Roxy Music, Both Ends Burning
10. Rush, A Passage To Bangkok (live)
11. James Gang, Take A Look Around
12. The Wailers, Burnin’ And Lootin’
13. David Gilmour, There’s No Way Out Of Here
14. Martha And The Muffins, This Is The Ice Age
15. The Beatles, Cry Baby Cry
16. Syd Barrett, Opel
17. Bruce Springsteen, Stolen Car
18. Neil Young, Barstool Blues
19. Pete Townshend/Ronnie Lane, My Baby Gives It Away
20. Genesis, Stagnation
21. Joe Jackson, Cosmopolitan
22. Procol Harum, Quite Rightly So
23. The Allman Brothers Band, Rockin’ Horse
The #Line9 and #SeismicBlasting decisions from the Supreme Court of Canada has come down and they are… baffling. We read a statement from Chippewas Solidarity and play audio of CoTTFN Chief Myeengun Henry responding to the decision.We also rebroadcast the inspiring interview on Democracy now with Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek, two powerful womyn who sabotaged the Dakota Access Pipeline over several months in 2016.
Get yer thinkin’ cap and dancin’ shoes on cuz Rebel Time Radio is here once again to fill yer earholes with political punk rock! Dan and Mike spin some of best tunes in the known universe including Limp Wrist, SNFU, 22 Long Riffs, and The Nasties! Plus they feature a new tune from Propagandhi. Now hit play! NOW!!!! CAPS LOCK!!!11!!
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I apologise if you get this message more than once, I added a few email groups to this email.
The Board of Directors of CKMS – Radio Waterloo would like to invite you all to the AGM (Annual General Meeting). This is the BIG meeting held once per year.
When: Saturday August 5th 2017
Where: WPL – Waterloo Public Library
Time: 2:30 – 5:00
Who: all members of CKMS
For programmers it is important to get your show fees paid so that you can vote. There are many board positions available so if you think you want to learn more about Community Radio please put your name in. It is also important for you to be in "good standing" to be eligible for the board of directors.
We have some exciting announcements this year and we hope you cam make it!
Anyways, we hope to see you there! If you require a proxy…please let me know!
— Rob "DJ" Steel – 100.3 SoundFM CKMS Board Member www.soundfm.ca
1. Flash And The Pan, Restless
2. The Rolling Stones, Soul Survivor
3. Fleetwood Mac, Oh Well, Parts I and II
4. Santana, You Just Don’t Care
5. Van Halen, D.O.A.
6. Deep Purple, A Castle Full Of Rascals
7. Pete Townshend, Exquisitely Bored
8. Peter Frampton, I Wanna Go To The Sun (live)
9. Rory Gallagher, Shin Kicker
10. Pink Floyd, Fearless
11. Jethro Tull, Black Satin Dancer
12. Small Faces, The Universal
13. Little Feat, Skin It Back
14. Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, What Are You Doin’ In My Life?
15. Edgar Winter, Save The Planet
16. Johnny Winter, Highway 61 Revisited
17. Weather Report, A Remark You Made
18. Tom Waits, 16 Shells From A Thirty-Ought Six
19. Love Sculpture (Dave Edmunds), Sabre Dance (11 minute version)
20. The Incredible String Band, A Very Cellular Song
This is Bald Boy. I host a classic rock album cuts show — So Old It’s New. The show’s premise: Old bands, old tracks, old bands, their new tracks if they’re still releasing music. Mostly 1960s and 70s stuff, the era in which I grew up. But I’ll go with 80s, 90s, 2000s as well – Guns ‘N Roses, The Cult, Wolfmother, REM, you name it. Prog and (70s) punk, too. Or whatever else strikes my fancy.
And I’ll play the occasional single you likely have not heard on commercial rock radio in many a moon, which is what prompted this show – my frustration with commercial rock radio not going beyond the same repetitive fare from the Stones, Zep, Purple and the like.
So with me, you’ll get the Stones’ Fingerprint File, not Start Me Up. You’ll get Zep’s Achilles Last Stand, not Stairway To Heaven. I publish all my set lists here and also on Facebook (search for Bald Boy) and Twitter (Karlo Berkovich), including song clips.
So Old It’s New airs Mondays from 8:00pm to 10:00pm with a replay on Saturday from 8:00am to 10:00am.
So Old It’s New #2
On Saturdays from 8:00am to 10:00am Bald Boy plays the music that didn’t fit in the Monday timeslot! Full album plays, metal and hard rock, or going full bore with a reggae show, or a punk rock/new wave show…
Recent Episodes
So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 16, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-16T20:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-16T21:00:27.mp3 I go from mostly short and sweet with my Brian Wilson/Beach Boys tribute set last Saturday – 42 songs including the 13 from Wilson’s masterpiece album Pet Sounds – to just nine total songs this week: Lengthy progressive rock pieces bracketing a few shorter psychedelic soul funk rock cuts from Sly And The … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 16, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 9, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-09T20:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-09T21:00:27.mp3 My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. So Old It’s New archive Facebook page 1. The Rolling Stones, Out Of Control (live, from No Security) 2. The Stooges, No Fun 3. Jethro Tull, Hymn 43 4. Deep Purple, Lady Double Dealer 5. Black Sabbath, Turn Up The Night 6. Fight, Into The Pit … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 9, 2025→
So Old It’s New ’27 Club’ set for Saturday, June 7, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-07T08:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-07T09:00:27.mp3 A ‘27 Club‘ album set featuring artists from the so-called 27 Club of those who died at age 27: Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana and Jim Morrison of The Doors. On the menu: Hendrix’s incendiary performance at the 1967 Monterey International Pop Festival, Nirvana’s 1991 grunge breakthrough Nevermind and The Doors’ Strange … Continue reading So Old It’s New ’27 Club’ set for Saturday, June 7, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 2, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-02T20:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-06-02T21:00:27.mp3 My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. So Old It’s New show archive Facebook page 1. Triumph, Blinding Light Show/Moonchild 2. Argent, The Coming Of Kohoutek/Once Around The Sun/Infinite Wanderer 3. Supertramp, A Soapbox Opera 4. Ian Hunter, Noises 5. Roxy Music, For Your Pleasure (live, from 2003 reunion tour) 6. U2, God … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, June 2, 2025→
So Old It’s New Beatles solo album set for Saturday, May 31, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-31T08:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-31T09:00:27.mp3 A solo Beatles triple play: John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band from 1970 which featured drummer Ringo Starr on seven of the 11 original release tracks followed by George Harrison’s 33 & 1/3 from 1976 and Paul McCartney & Wings’ 1973 blockbuster Band On The Run. My thoughts on each album follow the track listings. … Continue reading So Old It’s New Beatles solo album set for Saturday, May 31, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Monday, May 26, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-26T20:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-26T21:00:27.mp3 So Old It’s New show archive Facebook page My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. 1. Deep Purple, ‘A’ 200 2. Deep Purple, Child In Time (live, from Made In Japan) 3. It’s A Beautiful Day, Bombay Calling 4. Black Sabbath, E5150 5. Black Sabbath, Master Of Insanity 6. UFO, Love To Love … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, May 26, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, May 24, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-24T08:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-24T09:00:27.mp3 Two perhaps tied together forever 1967 albums – The Beatles’ groundbreaking Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and The Rolling Stones’ supposed attempted copy of it, Their Satanic Majesties Request. And, to fill in the 2-hour primarily psychedelic playlist, the live side of Pink Floyd’s 1969 studio/live album Ummagumma. My thoughts on the … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, May 24, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Monday, May 19, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-19T20:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-19T21:00:27.mp3 Victoria Day in Canada set. All songs involve queens, kings, royalty, whether by band, song title or mention in lyrics. My track-by-track tales follow the bare-bones list. So Old It’s New show archive Facebook page 1. The Beatles, Her Majesty 2. The Kinks, Victoria 3. Sex Pistols, God Save The Queen 4. The … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Monday, May 19, 2025→
So Old It’s New set for Saturday, May 17, 2025https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-17T08:00:27.mp3 https://txer.radiowaterloo.ca:18443/audiologs/audiolog-start-2025-05-17T09:00:27.mp3 A two-album play, second of two such Saturday shows after last week playing The Rolling Stones’ Steel Wheels and Neil Young’s Freedom, highlighting ‘comeback’ albums released in 1989 by major artists who had relatively spotty results earlier in the decade. This week, Bob Dylan’s Oh Mercy and Eric Clapton’s Journeyman. My thoughts on … Continue reading So Old It’s New set for Saturday, May 17, 2025→
This episode of AW@L Radio (recorded June 30, 2017), opens with a quick rant about Trudeau’s massive increases to canada’s military budget, and a brief chat about local ripening fruits.
For the remainder of the show, we are joined by Dr. Stephen Svenson for a discussion around #canada150 and the lingering “unproductive fictions” that deal with the establishment of this settler colonial state and which lay the foundation of racist canadian nationalism. Throughout the discussion we swing back to the question of “what are we celebrating?” when people choose to celebrate canada.
“canada’s creation story, as it were, is genocidal maniacs trying to wipe the indigenous people off the map.” – @DocSvenson
This episode of AW@L Radio (recorded June 30, 2017), opens with a quick rant about Trudeau’s massive increases to canada’s military budget, and a brief chat about local ripening fruits. For the remainder of the show, we are joined by Dr. Stephen Svenson for a discussion around #canada150 and the lingering “unproductive fictions” that deal with the establishment of this settler colonial state and which lay the foundation of racist canadian nationalism. Throughout the discussion we swing back to the question of “what are we celebrating?” when people choose to celebrate canada. “canada’s creation story, as it were, is genocidal maniacs trying to wipe the indigenous people off the map.” – @DocSvenson
Here it is folks: The 13th episode of MyAudioFace, from our July 12th 2017 broadcast.
We played Lotek Cruiser and Big Durty songs, plus a bit of a pre-Metallica show thing with Volbeat, A7X, Met and more.
The Lost Indie City, “The Environment” setlist July 21 2017
Midnight Oil – Blue Sky Mine
Cake – Carbon Monoxide
The Vines – Killin the Planet
Neko Case – This Tornado Loves You
Bruce Cockburn – If a Tree Falls
Ziggy Marley – Dragonfly
Sublime – Bad Fish
Jamiroquai – Virtual Insanity
Faith No More – Land of Sunshine
Soundgarden – Hands All Over
Dead Kennedys – Cesspools in Eden
Bad Religion – Los Angeles is Burning
REM – Fall On Me
Bears Den – Red Earth & Pouring Rain
Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
Ween – Ocean Man
Dramarama – What are we going to do?
Eddie Vedder – Society
Sparks – Never Turn your back on Mother Earth
Panic at the Disco – Northern Downpour
Depeche Mode – The Landscape is Changing
Gary Numan – We’re the Unforgiven
Devo – No Place Like Home
Talk Talk – Tomorrow’s Started
James – Greenpeace
Modest Mouse – King Rat
This was the first show for us on CKMS Radio Waterloo! The show was a hit. Thanks to all the listeners. Join us again at Midnight tonight where we will be doing it all over again 12a – 4a Sponsored by Subshack. In the mean time listen back to last weeks show here. Have a look at the official House Calls website www.ckmshousecalls.ca
Track Listing
1 Night Skool ( What Dose It Take To Be A Hip DJ ) by Meccahedz
2 Dance (Original Mix).(AGRMusic) by Ryan James & LKiD ft Sylvie Hall
3 Bring The Noise (Pump-kin Remix) by Benny Benassi & Public Enemy
4 Let’s Go Back (Cause N Affect Mix).(AGRMusic) by Majestic
5 Breathe (Zed’s Dead Remix)(REL1 Re-Rub).(AGRMusic) by Prodigy
6 It’s Like That (Blinders Remix).(AGRMusic) by RUN DMC
7 Give It Up For Me – Original Mix by Sydney Blu
8 Just Another Groove (Lookback Remix) by Mighty Dub Katz
9 Everybody Dance Now (Original Mix) by Nopopstar VS. Snap!
10 The One Who Knocks (Original Mix).(AGRMusic) by Audiobotz
11 Party Police (Original Club Mix) by Chebacca, Damien Le Roy
12 The Feeling (Joe Barnes Remix).(AGRMusic) by Dene Anthony
13 Lie (DiegoMolinams Remix).(AGRMusic) by Deorro Feat. Tess Marie
14 Hit It! (Original Mix).(AGRMusic) by GTA & Henrix & Digital Lab
15 Move For Me by Kaskade and Deadmau5
16 Bring Out The Bottle (Rolcen Remix).(AGRMusic) by Redfoo
17 Witch Doktor (Dark Ages Mix) by Armand Van Helden
18 Playing With My Heart (Bottai Remix).(AGRMusic) by Alex Gaudino feat JRDN
19 Satisfaction (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Remix).(AGRMusic) by Benny Benassi pres. The Biz
20 Freakin Out (DK Mix) by Global Deejays
21 Drop The Pressure (Low Steppa Remix).(AGRMusic) by Jack Beats
22 Shakedown (Original Mix) by Jacob Plant
23 Champagne Showers (R3hab Remix) by LMFAO feat. Natalia Kills
24 No Deputy feat. Bob Marley – Dub Vocal by Richard Grey
25 Joyenergizer (Original Mix) by Sander Van Doorn
26 The Way I Feel (Refix).(AGRMusic) by Chris Gresswell & Chinzz
27 Faster Kill Pussy Cat (Club Mix) by Paul Oakenfold feat. Britney Murphey
28 Crystal Gypsy (The Squatters Remix) by Analogue
29 The Way You Are (Uberjak’d Remix).(AGRMusic) by Peking Duk
30 Show Me Love 2k12 (Bodybangers Remix) by Sean Finn
31 Right On Time (Original Mix) by Spencer And Hill
32 Bad Boys (Klaas & Vandalism Remix) by Bob Marley
33 Butterfly (Dj Vini Remix) by Crazy Town
34 Hereb Once Again by Dirty House
35 Where’s Your Head At – Klaas Remix by Jean Elan
36 Keep Pushin’ (Original Club Mix) 1995 by Boris Dlugosh
37 Push The Feeling On 2003 by Nightcrawlers
38 The Reward Is Single Ladies (A L Bootleg Mix) by Beyonce Vs. Deadmau5
39 Sometimes Things Get, Whatever (Original Mix) by Deadmau5
DJ Starfish was rocking solo on Sunday night, with DJ Little Beat taking the night off. The music and energy was thumping nonetheless. Here is an explanation of the show and sample from the Sunday July 16 show.
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General-Meeting-Proxy-Form.docx
AGM-2017.pptx
This is Bald Boy. I host a classic rock album cuts show — So Old It’s New. 
