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rfg #81 - Widescreen lounge [81.0 Mb]
After finding the Cinematic: Classical Film Music Remixed compilation in the library archives, I wanted a break from the heavier movie/composer profiles, so it was a lounge remix type show.
Plastic Mode: Summer Time (Plastic Mode, 1985) Discomagic
The XX: Blood Red Moon (Basic Space single, 2009) Young Turks
Discovery: Osaka Loop Line (Discovery, 2009) XL
Maluca & Diplo: El Tigeraso [Sticky K Remix] (2009) bootleg
Pizzicato Five: One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Barbie Dolls (Everything is Nice, 1999) Matador
Saint Etienne: Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Foxbase Alpha, 1991/2009) Heavenly
Volcano Choir: Island, IS (Unmap, 2009) Jagjaguwar
Oneida: The River (Rated O, 2009) Jagjaguwar
The Smiles and Frowns: March of the Phantom Faces (The Smiles and Frowns, 2009) The Peppermint Hill
Mos Def: Quiet Dog (The Ecstatic, 2009) Downtown
Little Beaver: Let the Good Times Roll (Party Down, 1974) Cat
R.E.M.: Nightswimming (Automatic for the People, 1992) Warner Bros
Ennio Morricone: Goodbye Colonel [Shrift Mix] (Cinematic: Classical Film Music Remixed, 2007) Six Degrees
Giuseppe Donaggio: Theme from Carrie [Gaudi Remix] (Cinematic: Classical Film Music Remixed, 2007) Six Degrees
Miklos Rozsa: Love Theme from Ben Hur [Bombay Dub Orchestra's Orchestral Remix] (Cinematic: Classical Film Music Remixed, 2007) Six Degrees
Ernest Gold: Inherit the Wind - Main Title [Tom Middleton's AMBA Remix] (Cinematic: Classical Film Music Remixed, 2007) Six Degrees
Ronnie Foster: Mystic Brew (Droppin' Science, 2008) Blue Note
Rainbow Groove [fill-in] - Some sorta kickboxing shuffle [84.0 Mb]
No major ambition here, though the odd minor screw up. Music makes you dance...
Kris Menace Presents Stars on 33: I Feel Music in Your Heart [Lifelike & Kris Menace Remix, Extended] (I Feel Music in Your Heart, 2006) Vulture
Little Boots: Stuck on Repeat (Hands, 2009) 679/Atlantic
Robyn: With Every Heartbeat featuring Kleerup (Robyn, 2008) Konichiwa/Interscope
In Flagranti: Vegetable of the Month (In The Silver White Box, 2006) Gomma
Kode9: Black Sun (Black Sun/2 Far Gone, 2009) Hyperdub
Mr. Oizo: Gay Dentists (Lambs Anger, 2008) Because/Ed Banger
Étienne de Crécy: Fast Track (Super Discount 2, 2004) Disques Solid/V2
Revanche: Music Man (Music Man, 1979) Atlantic
The Juan Maclean: Happy House (The Future Will Come, 2009) DFA
The Emperor Machine: You Clapper (Black Ken single, 2009) DC Recordings
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke: Penthouse Serenade (The Upper Cuts, 2005) Vulture/Play It Again Sam
John Rocca & Freeez: I.O.U. '86 [Latin Rascals Ultimate Club Vocal mix] (I.O.U., 1986) Criminal
Daft Punk: Voyager (Discovery, 2001) Virgin
Michael Jackson: Don't Stop [T&T Version] (Don't Stop, 2008) Music Factory
rfg #82 - Internal organ failure [85.6 Mb]
The spotlight was on Rheostatics's score to Whale Music, written by Paul Quarrington. The recent Friends in Bellwoods compilation has a quick feature, along with a tribute to Patrick Swayze (1952-2009). There was some hubbub as initial reports had me doing on an on-location broadcast from the AMS Art Gallery for the opening of Morgan Dunnet's exhibition, though it later changed to a live stream from the booth, which was eventually played quietly based on a later inquiry.
Winchell Price: Landscape and Sky (Music Inspired by the Group of 7, 1996) DROG
Themselves & WHY?: Canada (2009) Anticon
Let's Go To War: Internet Pornstar (Karmageddon, 2009) Last Gang
Azari & III: Reckless [with Your Love] (2009) ?
CFCF: Monolith (Continent, 2009) Paperbag
Young Galaxy: Long Live the Fallen World (Invisible Republic, 2009) Arts & Crafts
The Dinghies: The Right Honourable Stephen Harper (Friends in Bellwoods Two, 2009) Out of this Spark
Timber Timbre: Water (Friends in Bellwoods Two, 2009) Out of this Spark
lice: yggdrasil (Friends in Bellwoods Two, 2009) Out of this Spark
Canadian Wildlife: Winter's Moon (Friends in Bellwoods Two, 2009) Out of this Spark
The Male Nurse: My Own Private Patrick Swayze (My Own Private Patrick Swayze, 1998) Guided Missile
Patrick Swayze: She's Like the Wind [featuring Wendy Fraser] (Dirty Dancing OST, 1987) RCA
The Jeff Healey Band: Roadhouse Blues (Road House OST, 1989) Arista
Jeff Healey: Three Little Words (Adventures in Jazzland, 2006) Stony Plain
Porkbelly Futures: Hemingway [excerpt] (Way Past Midnight, 2006) Wildflower
Rheostatics: King of the Past (Whale Music, 1992) Sire
Rheostatics: Song of Congregation (Music from the Motion Picture Whale Music, 1994) Sire
Rheostatics: Torque Torque (Music from the Motion Picture Whale Music, 1994) Sire
Rheostatics: Desmond's Reflections (Music from the Motion Picture Whale Music, 1994) Sire
Rheostatics: Song of Courtship (Music from the Motion Picture Whale Music, 1994) Sire
Rheostatics: Claire (Introducing Happiness, 1994) Sire
Rheostatics: End Title (Music from the Motion Picture Whale Music, 1994) Sire
Winchell Price & Don Kerr: Bye, Bye (Music Inspired by the Group of 7, 1996) DROG
Episodes 79 and 80 had the Holy Mountain and Inglourious Basterds.
Episode 78, toasting Michael Jackson and The Wiz in a peculiar fashion.
Episodes 76 and 77, includes Iceland and John Hughes.
Episodes 74, 75 and the Stereoscopic Redoubt swap show, featuring Coraline and an Apollo 11 tribute with the soundtracks to Moon and For All Mankind.
Episodes 72 and 73, toasting Manitoba and Peter Gabriel.
Three regular episodes, with Willie Hutch, The Limits of Control and David Holmes winning, placing and showing.
Two Rainbow Groove fill-ins, so shake your moneymakers.
Episodes 67 and 68, Crank: High Voltage and Franco Godi's Italian commerical work, amongst other mayhem.
Episode 66 and a fill-in for I Like the Scribbles, half Japanese.
Episodes 64 and 65 tackled a lot of things, from space and techno to funk and Italian soundtracks.
Fill-ins for the month of April.
Episodes 60-63 for the month of April.
Episode 59 had the soundtrack to Ghost in the Shell.
Episode 58: hip hop along with the soundtrack to the film Car Wash.
Episode 57: French disco with Daft Punk and the Irréversible soundtrack.
Episode 56: International Women's Day with Delia Derbyshire and Wendy Carlos.
Episode 55 dealt with The Dark Knight and other post-Oscar mayhem.
Episode 54 covered Defiance.
Episode 53 had The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Episodes 51 and 52 live here.
We have the rest of January 2009's shows along with the archives of 2008's episodes with better written rundown of episodes.
Episode 78, toasting Michael Jackson and The Wiz in a peculiar fashion.
Episodes 76 and 77, includes Iceland and John Hughes.
Episodes 74, 75 and the Stereoscopic Redoubt swap show, featuring Coraline and an Apollo 11 tribute with the soundtracks to Moon and For All Mankind.
Episodes 72 and 73, toasting Manitoba and Peter Gabriel.
Three regular episodes, with Willie Hutch, The Limits of Control and David Holmes winning, placing and showing.
Two Rainbow Groove fill-ins, so shake your moneymakers.
Episodes 67 and 68, Crank: High Voltage and Franco Godi's Italian commerical work, amongst other mayhem.
Episode 66 and a fill-in for I Like the Scribbles, half Japanese.
Episodes 64 and 65 tackled a lot of things, from space and techno to funk and Italian soundtracks.
Fill-ins for the month of April.
Episodes 60-63 for the month of April.
Episode 59 had the soundtrack to Ghost in the Shell.
Episode 58: hip hop along with the soundtrack to the film Car Wash.
Episode 57: French disco with Daft Punk and the Irréversible soundtrack.
Episode 56: International Women's Day with Delia Derbyshire and Wendy Carlos.
Episode 55 dealt with The Dark Knight and other post-Oscar mayhem.
Episode 54 covered Defiance.
Episode 53 had The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Episodes 51 and 52 live here.
We have the rest of January 2009's shows along with the archives of 2008's episodes with better written rundown of episodes.
