July 25, 2006: Podcast

This Tuesday's show podcast (aka the July 25 podcast)

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July 25 2006 podcast

Ah yes, the Dalhousie-Radio-station-CKDU-audition-podcast that wasn't meant to be.

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July 25, 2006: Playlist

1. Napoleon Says - Phoenix
2. Martell - The Cribbs
3. If you talk too much (my head will explode) - People in Planes
4. Did I step on your trumpet? - Danielson
5. You and I - Graham Coxon
6. Yellow sun - The Raconteurs
7. Sexx laws - Beck
8. Les professionels - Air
9. Hapinness the gondola song - Elliott Smith
10. Skip divided - Thom Yorke
11. Sing a life never lived - Infotourist
12. Skinny Boy - Amy Millan
13. Bottle Rocket - The Go! Team
14. Puzzles like you - Mojave 3
15. Rain - Karyn Ellis
16. Bohemian like you - The Dandy Warhols
17. Aunties and uncles - The Flashing Lights
18. Frozen - Tegan and Sara
19. Fire - Jason Collett
20. Is it any wonder - Keane
21. Hands open - Snow Patrol
22 . My favourite chords - The Weakerthans
23. Camera Shy - Mike O'Neill
24. Dance me outside (Brantford) - Craig Cardiff
25. There is an end - The Greenhornes w/ Holly GoLightly
26. They took a vote and said no - Sunset Rubdown

The Sweet Hereafter July 25, 2006: Looking into the future, all the way to the year 2000

Hey rock stars,

So we're resuming our look through the past and the next stop is the start of this millenium. After 6 years, it is safe to say that the Y2K was AOK. That was just terrible. By the way, if any of you have missed any of the past podcasts for some reason and would like a past episode, just send me an email. If you want transcripts instead, please send $30.

See you in a bit,

Tuan

July 18, 2006: Podcast

This Tuesday's show podcast (aka the July 18 podcast)

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July 18 2006 podcast

A listener told me that I sounded like a prepubescent teenager with a huge crush when talking about Amanda Putz. I couldn't agree more. Please don't get a restraining order on me, Amanda. I sound that way when I talk about Sarah Slean, Sarah Harmer, Feist...

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July 18, 2006: Playlist

1. Don't look back in anger - Oasis
2. Girl - Beck
3. Where's summer B? - Ben Folds Five
4. Blow it out - The Features
5. Cinnamon - The Long Winters
6. Soft one - Matt Barber
7. Bad day - Ridley Bent
8. Cold hands (warm heart) - Brendan Benson
9. Inside New Buffalo avec Jens Lekman
10. Words - Doves
11. Is it any wonder - Keane
12 .Over-ground - Pilate
13. Baby you're in luck - Apostle of Hustle
14 Us ones in between - Sunset Rubdown
15. This hearts on fire - Wolf Parade
16. Crystal village - Pete Yorn
17. Breaking the ice - Mojave 3
18. Home on ice - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!
19. The yeah yeah yeah yeah song - The Flaming Lips
20. The sporting life - The Decemberists
21. Harrowdown Hill - Thom Yorke
22. How to make a baby elephant float - Yo La Tengo
23. Inside and out - Feist
24. Catch my disease - Ben Lee

The Sweet Hereafter July 18, 2006: Freed from the restraints of national music

Hey everyone,

Quick story: I took part of Sunday off from thesismaking to partake in an ultimate frisbee tournament. I mention this only because Amanda Putz who hosts a show called Bandwidth on the station that shall not be named (rhymes with EBC) was also in attendance and I got to meet her. While EBC is not always thought of as a great source of music, Amanda and Grant Lawrence do play great music, CFRC-worthy music in fact and it was neat to meet someone that has a national audience. There aren't that many stars in RadioLand but she's as close as I've ever gotten to meet a radio star. Very nice person but the funny thing is she doesn't look like she sounds. Not that she has a "face fit for radio". Far from it (in case she's reading this) in fact. It was just different from what she sounded, that's all. I've gotten a few "You don't look like what you sound" comments in the past and I still don't know how to react. I welcome any suggestions for replies to that kind of comments.

Okay, no focus on any particular types of music today means I can play some past requests that were put on hiatus because they didn't fit in. One shouldn't spend their lives trying to fit in. Just be yourself, be that song you were meant to be. I already have 5 songs that were suggested or requested and anything others are welcome.

See you in a bit,

Tuan

July 11, 2006: Playlist

1. Retreat - The Rakes
2. The view from the afternoon - The Arctic Monkeys
3. Alright - Supergrass
4. Don't panic - Coldplay
5. Set the fire to the third bar - Snow Patrol
6. If you tolerate this your children will be next - The Manic Street Preachers
7. Jacqueline - Franz Ferdinand
8. If she wants me to - Belle and Sebastian
9. All in good time - Ron Sexsmith
10. Skinny Boy - Amy Millan
11.If only your heart was a major sixth - The Hylozoists
12. Gatekeeper - Feist
13. Time for heroes - The Libertines
14. Mulder and Scully - Catatonia
15. How will I find my way home - British Sea Power
16. Positive Tension - Bloc Party
17. There's no other way - Blur
18. Disco 2000 - Pulp
19. Do it all over again - Spiritualized
20. Stink - Arab Strap
21. A day in the graveyard - Sunset Rubdown
22. A day in the valley - The Lovely Feathers
23. Push it to Monday - The Diableros
24. Red Stone Rocks - Tangiers
25. Run - Patrol
26. Love like laughter - Beth Orton

Sweet Hereafter July 11, 2006: Pop goes the Sweet Hereafter UK style

Hey everyone,

July 11 is of course, England's national birthday*, so in celebration we're going to play some jolly good tunes from the Old Worlde.

See you in a bit,

Tuan

*: July 11 is not really England's national birthday but since I've had a CanCon day, a Yankee day, and I'm a bit strapped for time, today we'll play some BritPop, which is great because I love britpop. Those of you waiting for me to cover Mongolian Throat Singing will get your day soon. And by soon, I mean, I'm not sure when.

July 4, 2006: Podcast

This Tuesday's show podcast (aka the July 4 podcast)

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July 4 2006 podcast

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Sweet Hereafter July 4, 2006: Thought about celebrating July 4th by entering a hot dog eating competition but...

...would much rather just play some american music.

Hope everyone had a great long Canada Day weekend. Now it's time to celebrate our southern neighbours by playing some tunes from the south. In terms of music as classified by nationality, I'm a bigger fan of CanRock and BritPop but hey, there are some fine bands and we'll try to keep things geographically diverse with some SoCal music (Pavement), New Yahk tunes (the Strokes) and everything in between.

See you at 3PM,

Tuan

PS: And yes, as the deadline for my thesis looms ever closer, the themes of the shows will become less well conceived. I apologize in advance.

Tuan again