The Lost Indie City “Guitarists” set list March 17 2017
My Bloody Valentine – Only Shallow
Sonic Youth – 100%
Dino Jr – Out There
Sugar – Your Favourite Thing
The Smiths – Sheila Take A Bow
Radiohead – Anyone can play Guitar
The Cult – Phoenix
The Seahorses – Love is the Law
U2 – Zoo Station
Icicle Works – Evangeline
New Order – Leave Me Alone
Killing Joke – Euphoria
Aztec Camera – We Could Send Letters
Peter Gabriel – Lay your hands on me
Arctic Monkeys – Why’d you only call…
The Strokes – You only live once
White Stripes – Little Cream Soda
The Pixies – Velouria
Ministry – Roadhouse Blues
RATM – Bombtrack
Black Flag – My War
Ramones – Pinhead
Social Distortion – Dear Lover
Nirvana – Floyd the Barber
Pearl Jam – Unthought known
Television – Prove It
Here is “Through The Ropes”, PWA’s Official Radio Correspondent and K-W’s #1 wrestling podcast! Be sure to tune in to 100.3 this Monday 2-4 PM for the rebroadcast of this episode of Through The Ropes! We will also have another follow up show this Thursday LIVE 4-6 PM.
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In this episode of TTR, we review the PWA event at the Alpine Club that was on March 11th 2017. You can check out Parts 1 and 2 down below.
The past seven days here the Old Boemer Box building has had many huge PWA talent come by. It peaked when we had PWA Pure Wrestling Champ and Company owner Eddie Osbourne finally come by the CKMS studio.
Here is him talking some smack on his opponent he left high and dry this past weekend.
We also got to chat with him about the new PWA Trinidad & Tobago promotion launching later this month!
We were so honored and thrilled to have Pure Wrestling Association owner and Pure Wrestling Champion Eddie Osbourne drop by. Check out the parts 1 and 2 of the whole interview down below.
Part 1
Part 2
We wish Eddie the best and a safe flight back home before he flys down to T&T!
On March 15th Waterloo Region’s CKMS moves to 102.7 on the FM dial, opening space for Ohsweken’s CKRZ to expand their broadcast range on 100.3FM.
Radio listeners in Waterloo region tuning into 100.3FM will now hear Six Nation’s “The Voice of the Grand” as they boost their power to 1000 watts. The switch to 102.7FM for CKMS will launch the station’s 40th anniversary celebrations, and mark a refocusing of their image, dropping the “Sound FM” brand in favour of the original “Radio Waterloo”.
Radio Waterloo’s current president, Nat Persaud says of the frequency change, “After four years it is great to complete this project, to have CKRZ’s unique programming in the region, and to refresh CKMS as we move into a year of celebration.” Commenting on the rebranding of the station, Persaud adds, “we feel that returning to CKMS’s roots as Radio Waterloo will help us celebrate the whole region and all the communities we serve here.”
Barry Rooke, the Executive Directory of the National Community and Campus Radio Association (NCRA) says of the project, “It’s great to see the community broadcasting sector working together. Both organizations will benefit from the change, being able to better serve the communities they strive so hard to do.”
While CKMS has been broadcasting on 100.3FM since 1992, Mark Ciesluk, president of Radio Waterloo when CKMS was approached about the project, says the decision to switch was made rather easily. “When CKRZ approached us to discuss swapping frequencies, the CKMS board of directors jumped at the chance to work in partnership with our friends and neighbours from the Indigenous community of Six Nations. We feel that CKMS’ mandate to champion local engagement with radio broadcasting extends to lending a hand to help keep the FM radio landscape of Southwestern Ontario both vibrant and representative.”
Looking to the future, Ciesluk added, “It is my hope that both CKRZ and CKMS will find much success in their new homes on the dial as they continue this tradition into the next decade and beyond. Goodbye, 100.3! Hello, 102.7!“
With CKMS’s frequency shift and the signal boost complete at CKRZ, president Persaud states, “CKRZ’s programming adds an important voice to Waterloo Region and Radio Waterloo’s shift to 102.7FM sets a new stage as we build upon our 40 years in the community.”
For more information on the frequency change collaboration project or other information about CKMS contact: Nat Persaud President Radio Waterloo Inc nat@soundfm.ca Background: CKMS has been broadcasting to Waterloo Region since 1977, first on 94.5FM and from 1992, on 100.3FM. The station was founded as a campus/community operation at the University of Waterloo, and was funded largely through student levy until 2008. In response to the change in funding Radio Waterloo has been operating as a cooperative volunteer run organisation, funded through membership fees, programmer contributions, and other fundraising efforts.
This weeks episode of TUSPonCKMS was a huge one. Probably the biggest show to date. It was a perfect final show on the 100.3 frequency as we are switching over to 102.7 March 15h. We had the commissioner of the PWA Michelle King come by the studio and sit down with us to see how she runs the show. We learned a lot from her interview and it is quite cool to learn how one of the greatest indie promotions in the country is ran.
Not only that, we had the Ace Of Spades Corey Spade come in for a LIVE debate as well as he is trying to #makePWAgreatagain. The debate was important to both candidates campaigns as the election is this Saturday night at The Alpine Cub at 7:30 PM. The questions were partially from the wrestlers, fans and the TUSPonCKMS squad. The debate was moderated by DJJD.
At times the debate got quite out of hand as Ace Of Spades had some microphone issues causing Corey Spade to interrupt Commissioner Michelle from time to time. The winner of the debate is still unclear as the PWA fans are caught in between a rock and a hard place. We will have to find out what they have decided this Saturday.
The TUSPonCKMS squad will see you down at the Alpine CLub at 7:30 this Saturday! Be sure to tune into our LIVE review of this event next week on TUSPonCKMS!
The Lost Indie City “Lollapalooza/Music Festivals set list March 10 2017
Janes Addiction – Standing in the Shower Thinking
Living Color – Glamor Boys
Rollins Band – Low Self Opinion
Fishbone – Swim
Ministry – NWO
RATM – Know Your Enemy
Soundgarden – Loud Love
Lush – Nothing Natual
Tool – Opiate
Alice in Chains – Down in a Hole
Front 242 – Headhunter
Primus – My Name is Mud
Beastie Boys – Bodhisattva Vow
The Boo Radleys – Spun Around
The Verve – Slide Away
Smashing Pumpkins – Rhinoceros
Beck – Where its At
Pavement – Rattled by the Rush
Possum Dixon – Nerves
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Ramones – I Want You Around
Rancid – The 11th Hour
Soul Coughing – Super Bob Bon
Violent Femmes – American Music
Tricky- Tricky Kid
Orbital – The Saint
James Otto and Stuart Snyder are in studio today. Respectively, they are the past and present chairman of the Waterloo Region Milk Producer Committee. Check out www.milk.org for information about milk production in Ontario. Our playlist:
2. The Rolling Stones, It’s Not Easy
3. Love, Signed D.C.
4. Them, Call My Name
5. The Mamas & The Papas, Dancing Bear
6. Donovan, The Trip
7. The Yardbirds, Rack My Mind
8. Bob Dylan, Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
9. The Who, Whiskey Man
10. The Beatles, I’m Only Sleeping
11. John Mayall/Bluesbreakers w/Eric Clapton, It Ain’t Right
12. The Animals, Hey Gyp
13. The Beach Boys, Here Today
14. The Byrds, What’s Happening?!?!
15. Cream, Spoonful
16. Jefferson Airplane, It’s No Secret
17. The Kinks, Holiday In Waikiki
18. The Monkees, Take A Giant Step
19. Simon & Garfunkel, Leaves That Are Green
20. Otis Redding, Any Ole Way
21. Buffalo Springfield, Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing
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22. Neil Young, Down By The River
23. Neil Young, Cowgirl In The Sand
24. Robin Trower, Confessin’ Midnight
25. Thin Lizzy, Ballad Of A Hard Man
26. Tony Joe White, Did Somebody Make A Fool Out Of You
27. Traffic, Many A Mile To Freedom
Pick A Piper is back with a new Album: Distance. This new album takes their work to a new level! Check out this podcast that spans various different era’s of work by this great band with ties to the KW community!
Then get your stuff together and meet us at Starlight! April 13th for Pick A Piper live in concert. These guys always put on a great show switching from synths to percussion to whatever else they can to produce the electro-rock vibes!
Holy mother of Pearl, Rebel Time Radio is back with more music for your punk rock pleasure! So kick off those work boots, brew yourself a hot one/crack open a cold one, and get ready to inject some political punk rock into your life!
Tonight we feature some tunes from Shonen Knife, Kalashnikov Collective, Against All Authority, and the Class Assassins – and many more! Mike, Elysha, and Dan also talk about stuff like translating Italian novellas and how stupid Islamaphobes are.
Now hit play! What are you waiting for!!??
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link!)
Tonight’s set:
Alien Boys – Gentrification
Vomito – Mama La Ha Cortado La Cabeza Papa
Shonen Knife – We Want the Airwaves
Face To Face – Do You Care
Bad Religion – It’s Only Over When…
Shag Harbour – Hot Dyke Island
The Epoxies – Bathroom Stall
Kalashnikov Collective – Paranoia Nelle Strade
Against All Authority – The Restoration of Chaos and Order
Reagan Youth – I Hate Hate
MDC – Patriot Asshole
D.O.A. – Tyrants Burn in Hell
Class Assassins – After the Story
Red Alert – Weekend Warfare
Satelite Kingston – La Ultima Carta
The Bois – S.H.A.R.P. Skins
X-Ray Spex – Plastic Bag
Adolescents – Where the Children Play
Contravene – Man Made Borders, Man Made Lies
Ambition Mission – Run Motherfucker
Also that Red Alert show is coming up real soon. See ya’ll there!
Hey PWA Canada fans! Have any questions for Corey Wyniarsky or Michelle Leith? on THursday March 9th TUSPonCKMS will answer your questions LIVE for the debate of the PWA commissionership. You can submit your questions VIA Facebook or Twitter at @tusponckms or @pwacanada.
1. The Who, Out In The Street
2. The Rolling Stones, Down Home Girl
3. Donovan, You’re Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond
4. Bob Dylan, It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
5. Otis Redding, Ole Man Trouble
6. The Beatles, Wait
7. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Blues With A Feeling
8. The Kinks, Milk Cow Blues
9. Midnight Oil, Redneck Wonderland
10. Metallica, Bleeding Me
11. Deep Purple, Time For Bedlam (new song from forthcoming album Infinite, release date April 7, 2017)
12. Deep Purple, Paradise Bar (non-album track released on Time For Bedlam EP)
13. Jethro Tull, Dark Ages
14. Don Henley with Martina McBride, That Old Flame
15. Linda Ronstadt, Baby You’ve Been On My Mind
16. Steppenwolf, Monster/Suicide/America
17. Van Morrison, Listen To The Lion (live)
18. ZZ Top, Mexican Blackbird
19. Jefferson Airplane, Blues From An Airplane
20. Buddy Guy, Rememberin’ Stevie
21. Savoy Brown, Leavin’ Again
After a few weeks of trashed recordings, Rebel Time Radio PODCAST is back for your eternal Internet listening. Kick back and enjoy Dan, Mike and Elysha’s tasteful musical selection of the evening including but not limited to Fox Face, Ultra Bidé, Reagan Youth, Heyoka and Rape Revenge.
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link)
Tonight’s set:
The Selecter – Big in the body, small in the mind
Propagandhi – Rock for Sustainable Capitalism
The Selecter – Fuck Art Let’s Dance
D.O.A. – Blind Men
Stiff Little Fingers – Wasted Life
X-Ray Spex – Obsessed with You
The Effigies – Security
Pretty Riot – Sisterhood Unity
The Rebel Spell – Feel the Same
Disaster Strike – Drone Strike
Fox Face – Girl Hater
Hostage Life – Purple Hands
Ballast – But After The Gig (Reprise)
Reagan Youth – I Hate Hate
Ultra Bidé – DNA vs DNA-C
Articles of Faith – What We Want Is Free
Witch Hunt – Cosmetic Plague (Rudimentary Peni)
Red Alert – SPG
Heyoka – La bourse ou la vie
Combat 77- When We Were Young
Curasbun – Colones ft Non Servium
White Lung – Wild Failure
Cult Values – Stones
Rape Revenge – Thirsty Crow
Kalashniskov – Monorotaia
And while we got your attention, check out this awesome show coming up right at ya in Hamilton – it’s Red Alert coming all the way from the UK to blow away your ear drums!
Ken Seiling is our guest today. Ken is the Regional Chairman in the Region of Waterloo. Our playlist today was from the CD, Cloths of Heaven. http://mennosingers.com/our-recordings
The Lost Indie City “Car” show setlist Feb 24 2017
Iggy Pop – The Passenger
Echo & The Bunnymen – Get In The Car
Elastica – Car Song
Korn – Low Rider
Depeche Mode – Route 66
Gary Numan – Cars
Madness – Driving in My Car
Ween – El Camino
Adam & The Ants – Car Trouble
The Clash – Brand New Cadillac
Swevedriver – Son of Mustang Ford
My Bloody Valentine – Drive it All Over Me
Beck – The Golden Age
Tom Waits – OL 55
Galaxie 500 – Temperatures Rising
Mercury Rev – Goddess on a Highway
Radio Birdman – 455 SD
Offspring – Bad Habit
Guided by Voices – Motor Away
Cake – Long Line of Cars
David Bowie – Always Crashing in the Same Car
The B52s – Devil in My Car
Primus – Jerry Was A Race car Driver
Rob Zombie – Dragula
Ministry – Jesus Built My Hotrod
Wilco – Passenger Side
Kings of Leon – Camaro
Modest Mouse – Dashboard
Arcade Fire – No Cars Go
RHCP – Road Trippin
Dead Milkman – Bitchin Camaro
The Lost Indie City – Covers Volume 3 – set list Feb 17 2017
Kula Shaker – Hush
Fear Factory – Cars
Disturbed – Land of Confusion
Nine Inch Nails – Get Down and Make Love
Richard Cheese – Welcome to the Jungle
David Grohl – With Arms Wide Open
Sid Vicious – My Way
Local H – Toxic
Broken Social Scene – Love will Tear Us Apart
Nick Cave – In the Ghetto
Midge Ure – The Man Who sold the World
Gary Jules – Mad World
Sterophonics – You Sexy Thing
Skindred – Electric Avenue
Dropkick Murphys – The Wild Rover
Lemonheads – Mrs Robinson
UB40 – Every Breath You Take
Arctic Monkeys – Come Together
Placebo – Where My Mind
The Cure – Purple Haze
Panic @ the Disco – Bohemian Rhapsody
Stranglers – Walk on By
Sublime – Hong Kong Phooey
Breeders – Happiness in a Warm Gun
Sundays – Wild Horses
Jack White – Jolene
Marilyn Manson – Tainted Love
On Thursday February the 16, we had Niagara band Heavy Hearts drop by the studio for a interview to help promote their “Fiends Of Winter” tour for record label New Damage Records. Be sure to check out some of their upcoming gigs.
The Lost Indie City “Chill Out” set list Feb 10 2017
Faith No More – Easy
Nick Hayward – Whistle Down the Wind
City & Colour – Sometimes
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Straight up and down
Art of Noise – Moments in Love
808 State – Pacific 212
Massive Attack – Mezzanine
Portishead – Only You
James – Out to Get you
R.E.M. – Nightswimming
Freur – Doot Doot
The Style Council – Long Hot Summer
Dead Can Dance – The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove
Explosions in the Sky – Waking Up
Boards of Canada – Music in Math
Delirium – Flowers Becomes Screens
The Beta Band – Dry The Rain
Stars – Elevator Love Letter
Morcheeba – The Sea
Sneaker Pimps – 6 Underground
Flaming Lips – Sound of Failure
The Shins – New Slang
Death Cab 4 Cutie – Ice is getting Thin
Band of Horses – No ones going to Love You
Hooverphonic – 2 Wicky
Dean Anderson is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Dean is employed atWorkplace Safety and Prevention Services. www.wsps.ca He is the strategic advisor for agriculture. Our playlist:
A fun evening of entertainment, Nightlife and Live performances!
A door prize ticket and chance at a Great door prize to come with everyone’s entry!!
All while supporting local talent, DJ’s and community radio of Waterloo Region, CKMS-FM Radio Waterloo!
Come celebrate a night of fun, live music, drinks and beverage at the KW Boathouse as we celebrate the switch from 100.3 to our NEW FM frequency 102.7 FM!!!
Live Music provided by CKMS-DJ’s!!
Opening Mix: 8:30 – 9:00 PM
Ati of “LA ROCA” (Latin Mix) :
9:00 – 10:00 PM
DJ Carmelo of “STREET HOP” Radio (Old school Funk) : 10:00 – 11:00 PM
Live hip-hop performance by “Crispy” and “Lakes”! : 11:00 – 11:25 PM
Door prize Draws!! : 11:30 – 11:40 PM
A Special Announcement from CKMS Radio Waterloo! : 11:40 – 11:55 PM
DJ Denim of “DENIM ENTERTAINMENT RADIO!” (Bass and Electronic Dance Music) : 12:00 – 2:00 AM
Door prize draws included with your entry fee!! Sponsors from Street Hop, Denim Entertainment, the KW Titan professional basketball team, New Damage Records and many more to come! Keep posted for more exciting door prize updates and Full details on prizes to come withn the event page!
19+ Event
Cover only $4 for CKMS members, $7 for non-members and $20 that includes a 2017 CKMS-FM membership!
Celebrate a community radio station that has served Waterloo Region for 40 YEARS and still Is continuing to grow strong thanks to its great community and surrounding cities!!
