1. Soundgarden, Fell On Black Days
2. The Allman Brothers Band, Drunken Hearted Boy (live)
3. The Allman Brothers Band, In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (live)
4. The Allman Brothers Band, Stormy Monday (live)
5. The Allman Brothers Band, Trouble No More (live)
6. The Allman Brothers Band, Statesboro Blues (live)
7. The Allman Brothers Band, Midnight Rider (live)
8. The Allman Brothers Band, Whipping Post (live)
9. The Beatles, Long, Long, Long
10. The Beatles, Baby You’re A Rich Man
11. The Rolling Stones, How Can I Stop
12. Black Sabbath, Digital Bitch
13. David Bowie, Queen Bitch
14. Nazareth, Woke Up This Morning
15. Rainbow, A Light In The Black
16. Deep Purple, The Battle Rages On
17. Traffic, (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired
18. Metallica, Battery
Tony’s Progressive Chill
This Sunday From 12-1pm
- Camel Sasquatch
- Flying Colors Better Than Walking Away
- Eric Johnson Manhattan
- Eric Johnson Song For Lynette
- Mike McClintock LOST IN A DREAM
- Mike McClintock Due East
- Emerson Lake & Palmer C’est La Vie
- Anderson Stolt Invention
- Anderson Stolt We Are Truth
- Deep Purple Uncommon Man
- Eric Johnson Once Upon A Time In Texas
the best old and new Progressive Psychedelic and Rock and so much more
This week’s My AudioFace podcast now available
We had such a great show yesterday, we rushed and rushed to get the podcast available. Check out local band Orexin on this edition, some Korn, Slipknot, Black Sabbath, as well as a gut-busting bit by Nick Swardson. Umm, this episode is a little blue. So yeah.
The Lost Indie City ” Best Debut” setlist
The Lost Indie City “Best Debut” setlist
Joe Jackson – Got The Time
The Clash – Remote Control
The Ramones – Havana Affair
The Jam – In The City
The Libertines – Time For Heroes
Kasabian – Club Foot
The Killers – All These Things That I’ve Done
The Primatives – Thru The Flowers
B52s – Planet Claire
The Smiths – What Difference Does It Make
Violent Femmes – Blister In The Sun
Vampire Weekend – A-Punk
Daft Punk – Daftendirekt
Beastie Boys – Hold It Now Hit It
The Beat – Best Friend
The Police – Next To You
The 1975 – Settle Down
Talking Heads – Uh Oh, When Love Comes To Town
Big Audio Dynamite – The Bottom Line
Death From Above 1979 – Romantic Rights
Beautiful South – You Keep It All In
Yazoo – In My Room
The Postal Service – Such Great Heights
Portishead – Glory Box
Nine Inch Nails – Something I Can Never Have
The Velvet Underground – Sunday Morning
MGMT – Time To Pretend
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 22, 2017
- The Rolling Stones, Gunface
- The Rolling Stones, Time Waits For No One
- The Rolling Stones, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
- Led Zeppelin, Living Loving Maid (She’s Just A Woman)
- Led Zeppelin, Tea For One
- Led Zeppelin, The Battle Of Evermore
- Jethro Tull, No Lullaby
- Jethro Tull, Farm On The Freeway
- Jethro Tull, Reasons For Waiting
- Deep Purple, Maybe I’m A Leo
- Deep Purple, Comin’ Home
- Deep Purple, Fools
- Pink Floyd, Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
- Pink Floyd, Dogs
- Pink Floyd, Sheep
- The Beatles, Don’t Let Me Down
- The Beatles, Happiness Is A Warm Gun
- The Beatles, Revolution 1
- Deep Purple, ‘A’ 200
- The Rolling Stones, Piano Instrumental (hidden track at end of Dirty Work in tribute to longtime pianist Ian Stewart)
- Black Sabbath, FX
Episode #6 of MyAudioFace, The Trump Dump, now available.
Oh my, what fun we had on May 17th. Click below to listen for yourself. Music by Brujeria, Code Orange, Godsmack and more.
One of the few editions of MyAudioFace recorded during the Trump administration. Yup, uh-huh.
Tony’s Progressive chill Sunday May 21
Tony’s Progressive Chill
This week on the Show we feature Music on the Passing of Chris Cornell one Of Rocks most Iconic voices He will be dearly missed.
This week my Father passed away fortunately we have music to help with the sorrow we all feel
Hope you enjoy it
Every Sunday 12 1pm
The best of Old and New Progressive ,Psychedelic , Rock
and so much more
Tonight on MyAudioFace: A Trump Dump!
We feature a mixed sack of songs loosely tied together by his Orangeness. We have no Russian bands tonight and we aren’t planning to play Pink Floyd’s The Wall, though we do have a sweet song from Mexican band Brujeria.
I doubt if we will be on in the West Wing, but we sure hope you will listen: 10 pm baby!
MyAudioFace – May 10th 2017 Podcast
Our May 10th 2017 show, featuring great music from Toronto band Black Absinthe, and a super groovy tune from Serj Tankian, among other great musical metaldrops.
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 15, 2017
1. Black Sabbath, The Sabbath Stones
2. Headstones, Swinging
3. The Rolling Stones, Casino Boogie
4. Traffic, Roll Right Stones
5. AC/DC, The Furor
6. Graham Parker & The Rumour, The Heat In Harlem
7. Bob Dylan, Ring Them Bells
8. David Bowie, Song For Bob Dylan
9. The Yardbirds, Think About It
10. Jethro Tull, Budapest
11. John Mellencamp, Last Chance
12. The Grateful Dead, Fire On The Mountain
13. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, Ain’t Got No Money
14. Bruce Springsteen, It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
15. Steve Winwood, Spanish Dancer
16. Tom Petty, Love Is A Long Road
17. Nirvana, Serve The Servants
18. Robert Plant, Your Ma Said You Cried In Your Sleep Last Night
19. Led Zeppelin, Going To California
20. Little Feat, A Apolitical Blues
21. The Faces, Stone
22. The Small Faces, Tin Soldier
23. Guns ‘N’ Roses, Better
24. The Stone Roses, Love Spreads
25. Pink Floyd, Terminal Frost
The Lost Indie City “Special Guests” setlist May 12 2017
The Lost Indie City ” Special Guests” setlist May 12 2017
Wonderstuff/SOTW – Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Elastica – Connection
Super Furry Animals – Receptacle for the Respectful
Blur – Parklife
Shane McGowan/Sinead O’Connor – Haunted
City & Colour – Sleeping Sickness
Strangelove – She’s Everywhere
Unkle – Be There
JAMC – Sometimes Always
Beck – Hell Yes
Flaming Lips – Watching the Planets
Mike Watt – Big Train
Inspiral Carpets – I Want You
Kaiser Chiefs – Saturday Night
Tool – Bottom
R.E.M. – Crush with Eyeliner
Crystal Castles/Robert Smith – Not in Love
Chemical Brothers – Setting Sun
808 State – Oops
Oasis – Fade in Out
David Bowie – Young Americans
Lou Reed – Satellite of Love
UB40 – Breakfast in Bed
Queens of the Stone Age – If I had a Tail
Nick Cave – Where the Wild Roses Grow
Peter Gabriel – Don’t Give Up
Ben Folds – You Don’t Know Me At All
Gary Cain – Twangadelic Bluesophunk
Not only did we have the album in advance of it release and play some choice tracks, we actually had Gary Cain, the 4th best guitarist in the Universe on the Mano A Mano show to talk about this twangadelic album.
Check it out in the podcast below and then go get your face melted off at Cork Hall May 13th at 8:00pm.
Pick a Pipers new album is available now!!
The picture above is from a few years ago when Pick a Piper released their first untitled album. They came to CKMS the day of the release and celebrated the album.
Fast Forward to now and Pick A Piper is releasing their follow up album called “Distance” and it is Amazing! I was lucky enough to be at their Waterloo show where they blew the top off the starlight.
In the interview that can be heard here I thought I heard Brad wrong when he said that they play stand up drums….but it was amazing! We will get a video clip up soon on our Mano A Mano Youtube page but for now check out some choice tracks and stories about the albums here:
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 8, 2017
1. Spooky Tooth, Evil Woman
2. John Lennon, God
3. U2, God Part II
4. George Thorogood And The Destroyers, Delaware Slide
5. Ray Davies, Wings Of Fantasy
6. Dave Davies and Russ Davies, Slow Down
7. Gary Rossington/Dale Rossington, Too Many Rainy Days
8. The Police, It’s Alright For You
9. Joe Jackson, Throw It Away
10. Elvis Costello, Lover’s Walk
11. Graham Parker, Empty Lives
12. Pretenders, Tattooed Love Boys
13. Talking Heads, Drugs
14. The Rolling Stones, Continental Drift
15. The Pretty Things, Death Of A Socialite
16. Stray Cats, Rumble In Brighton
17. Dire Straits, The Man’s Too Strong
18. Mark Knopfler, Redbud Tree
19. Rod Stewart, Fool For You
20. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red & The Black
21. Judas Priest, Freewheel Burning
22. Deep Purple, Cry Free
23. Black Sabbath, Dirty Women
24. Monster Magnet, 2000 Light Years From Home
25. AC/DC, Decibel
“To Be Determined” – May 8th 2017
Of Fisticuffs – The Dears (new) / Undercover – Single Mothers (new) / Dopefiends & Boozehounds (live) – The Rheostatics (new) / Dr. No – Byron Lee and the Dragonaires (feat. Ernest Ranglin) / Suck it to ’em JB – The Specials / James Bond Theme – The Skatalites (feat. Ernest Ranglin) / Honey Rider (live) – Cinerama / Heaven Only Knows – k-os / Jusjus – Mr. Scruff (feat. Roots Manuva) / I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom – Robert Johnson / Monsters – Sean Pinchin / Joan of Arc – Leonard Cohen
MyAudioFace – The Metal Covers Edition Podcast – 5-3-17
Here it is folks: The 1st podcast from MyAudioFace.
Our special show featuring metal covers, recorded on May 3rd 2017, gets the distinction of being our 1st podcast.
Featured in this podcast Judas Priest covers Joan Baez, Disturbed covers Simon & Garfunkel, Avenged Sevenfold covers Pantera, and Halestorm totally rocks a Skid Row classic. Oh and there’s more, much more, including a Britney Spears song!
Give your ears a treat… And click below.
Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2017/05/03
In yer face politically charged punk rock is back in your face courtesy of Rebel Time Radio! Your fine hosts Elysha and Dan spin some new Tunes from Les Partisans and Cock Sparrer, plus some classics from Spanner, The Decay, Face to Face, and more. They also discuss Stephen Colbert’s apparent homophobic comments, give a shout out to International Workers’ Day and talk about a bunch of other meaningless stuff. Now hit play! DO IT!
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link!)
Tonight’s set:
- Les Partisans – Je Suis Vivant
- The Dicks – Hate the Police
- National Wake – International News
- Cock Sparrer – One By One
- Spanner – Raise Your Sights
- Keepin’ 6 – Scapegoat
- Low Pressure – Nowhere
- Mustard Plug – Life is Too Short
- Action Sedition – Classes Contre Classe
- Mayday – Comme une Bombe
- Adelitis – Su libertad
- Zeitgest – Let’s Play House
- The Decay – Fist in the Air
- Face to Face – Walk the Walk
- Belvedere – She Sells And Sand Sandwiches
- Junior Battles – Rip it Up
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.
Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com
AW@L Radio – March 31st – Smash The State Report
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On the March 31st 2017, edition of AW@L Radio, we kick things off with a run down of the situation at Ryerson university, where the school’s president shamefully apologized to the mayor of Niagara Falls after students in the journalism program produced a short film entitled As Niagara Falls, which introduced some of the problems in the city around economic development and poverty. We read from the article on buzzfeed.com from Ismael N Daro (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/the-mayor-of-niagara-falls-is-extre…) and play the short video. The group who made the video, Mayday Pictures said the film has succeeded in sparking a much-needed conversation.
Next we go to an article from Ben Leeson from The Sudbury Star, (http://www.thesudburystar.com/2017/03/23/forest-activist-struck-and-kill…) who had the unfortunate job of relaying the news that long time activist and academic Barbara Ronson McNichol was killed after being stuck by a train. Barbara Ronson McNichol, 60, had been working to keep logging and spraying from in the Benny forest. Rest in Power Barbara!
We play a piano version of Byron’s Breaks My Heart.
We return with an update on #JusticeForAbdiraman, specifically that the Ottawa police have created blue and black bracelets to wear in support of killer cop Daniel Montsion (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/ottawa-police-bracelets-montsion). We look at this disgusting campaign through the tweets of @DesmondCole who notes it is not worth looking for good cops in this badness, and that the politicians are cowering in bitterness and fear instead of confronting the issue.
Dan has a quick note to remind everyone that Marc Emery is horrible.
We read from an article from the Waterloo Chronicle outlining the racist anti-muslim backlash at the proposal to use a house in Waterloo as a Muslim prayer centre. (https://www.waterloochronicle.ca/news-story/7211206-waterloo-s-muslim-pr…)
Next up is an note about the potential transit strike in Waterloo Region which was averted at the last minute. The workers were demanding better working conditions and the end of totalitarian management schemes. Waterloo Region always has money to boost the police budget, but alway struggle to find it other places.
And finally, we end the show on a note from activist and journalist Garth Mullins (@garthmullins) who tweeted regarding the ongoing #opiodcrisis in #Vancouver. Garth shared that his friend was one of 162 overdoses in a week in Vancouver, and was thankfully saved by the administration of Naxalone.
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episode 190 agriculture show may 3 2017
Bruce Muirhead is our in studio guest today. Bruce is a resident of the Region of Waterloo and works out of the University of Waterloo. Our playlist:
- Book Of Rules by The Heptones
- What Did You Learn In School Today by Pete Seeger
- Proud Mary by CCR
- The Israelites by Desmond Dekker
- The Wild Colonial Boy by Dr. Hook
- Buy A Gun For Your Son by Tom Paxton
episode 189 agriculture show may 2 2017
Janet Harrop is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Janet and family, dairy farm near Fergus Ontario. Our playlist:
- Save a Horse (Ride A Cowboy) by Big and Rich
- (They Long To Be) Close to You by The Carpenters
- I Just Want To Be Your Everything by Andy Gibb
- Milk Bucket Boogie by Red Foley
- Cow Cow Boogie by Campus Five
Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2017/04/26
Coming at ya like a punch to a Nazi’s face, it’s another episode of Rebel Time Radio! Mike and Dan bring some of the best political tunes from bands like Outcry, Sago, A Global Threat, Grit, plus a new tune from Conscious Youth. Dan also tries to summarize April’s top headlines. Spoiler: April sucked! So turn on your music listening device and get ready to party – political punk rock style!
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link!)
Tonight’s set:
- Dead Kennedys – When Ya Get Drafted
- Suburban Lawns – Janitor
- Braindead – Work and Toil
- Outcry – Walking
- Sago – Ignorant Shit
- Culture Shock – Visibility
- Brutal Youth – The King
- A Global Threat – Running Man
- Naked Aggression – Ode to a Fucked Up World
- The Rebel Spell – Sit With Me Anger
- Conscious Youth – Easton Rockers
- Section 4 – Rudy Got the Know
- Grit – Rundown Town
- Youth Youth Youth – Fire in the Rain
- Conflict – The Serenade is Dead
- Resist – Dumb Enough to Die
- Inter Terrestrials – Law Dealers
- Bus Station Loonies – Everyday Bullshit
- Dillinger Four – Noble Stabbings
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.
The Lost Indie City “Tribute to Scotland” setlist
The Lost Indie City “Scotland” setlist May 1 2017
The Proclaimers – Cap in Hand
Primal Scream – Its Alright, Its OK
The Soup Dragons – Mother Universe
Big Country – Fields of Fire
Teenage Fanclub – The Concept
The Jesus & Mary Chain – Blues From a Gun
Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out
Travis – Side
Cocteau Twins – Crushed
The Vaselines – Son of a Gun
The Rezillos – Somebody Gonna Get….
The Expolited – Dead Cities
Frightened Rabbit – I Wish I Was Sober
Snow Patrol – In the End
Camera Obscura – Tears for Affairs
Belle & Sebastian – Another Sunny Day
The Waterboys – And a Bang on the Ear
Aztec Camera – Walk out to Winter
Simple Minds – Chelsea Girl
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Saturday Night
Ultravox – Vienna
Shirley Manson – In the Snow
Lloyd Cole – Brand New Friend
Trashcan Sinatras – Obscurity Knocks
The Beta Band – Dry the Rain
Chvrches- Never Ending Circles
The Silencers – Painted Moon
Altered Images – Happy Birthday
Deacon Blue – The Hipster
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 1, 2017
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 1, 2017
1. Dire Straits, Telegraph Road
2. Daniel Lanois, Still Water
3. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Peace In L.A.
4. The Clash, Train In Vain (request)
5. The Rolling Stones with Taj Mahal, Corinna (live) (request)
6. Lee Harvey Osmond, Lucifer’s Blues
7. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, Lookin’ Back (live)
8. Iron Butterfly, My Mirage
9. Little Feat, Lafayette Railroad
10. Aerosmith, Cheese Cake
11. Bruce Springsteen, Gypsy Biker
12. The Who, Now I’m A Farmer
13. Fleetwood Mac, Oh Daddy
14. Syd Barrett, Love You
15. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
16. Van Halen, Take Your Whiskey Home
17. U2, Wake Up Dead Man (request)
18. T. Rex, Planet Queen
19. It’s A Beautiful Day, White Bird
20. David Bowie, Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed
21. Wishbone Ash, Time Was
“Tony’s Progressive Chill” April 30th 2017
This week we feature four recent albums from from these four Bands
The Steve Morse Band : The Similitude of a Dream
this double concept album features intricate melodies and it’s a must listen
David Gilmour: Rattle that lock
Pink Floyd’s front man does not disappoint with his latest offering
From intricate guitar on 5 am to a jazzy melancholy sound of Faces of stone. Give this album a listen it shows why he’s still a true performer who’s in it for the love of music
Opeth : Sorceress
Opeth continues to build there progressive sound in there latest offering. Some may consider this album to be among there best work to date.
The Pineapple thief : Your Wilderness
Featuring drummer Gavin Harrison from Porcupine Tree
Every Sunday 12-1pm 11pm The best old and new Progressive Psychedelic and Rock
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Can I listen to the FM signal from the main mixer?