In the cracks, with the Voice of Doom, on KZSU
This is the playlist for an intersession pick
up radio show (on Sunday June 24th, 2000, noon-3pm), once
again at play on the airwaves between the cracks in the
sheduling process at KZSU (that's the Stanford radio
station, 90.1 FM in the Bay area). I signed up for this
during what turned out to be a fairly insane week for me.
My solution: mix it up. When you've got 4 or 5 things
playing at once, it's unlikey that all of them are going to
suddenly end when you're not looking.
Theme: Zoviet France, _Shouting at the Ground_, all 4
sides (sometimes two at once). Some DJs have a theme that
they play at the beginning of their show. Me, I play my
theme "song" constantly, at every moment throughout the show.
And this is it, an old double LP vinyl release from Zoviet
France.
Introductory tracks
- Penelope Huston - "Shiney Night"
- off of Once in a Blue Moon
- Ani Difranco - "up, up, up, up, up"
- off of up, up, up, up, up
First mix
- Anna Domino - "Pome on Doctor Sax"
- off of Coll: Kicks Joy Darkness
- Zoviet France - side 4
- off of Shouting at the Ground
- Graham Haynes - "Inn a Most"
- off of BPM
- From the A-file.
- Slide 5 - "Outerspace"
- off of Coll: Best of Cookin'
- From the A-file.
- Hunter S. Thompson - "End of the Road/Outro"
- off of Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
- Gia Tai Cua Me - "Khannh Ly"
- off of Ha't Cho Que^ Hu'o'ng Vie^t Nam I
- Disk I track 19
- Zoviet France - Side 1
- off of Shouting at the Ground
- Myles Boisen & John Shiurba - "Sanders Can't Dance"
- off of Uncle Unplugged
- Track 1
- Limited Sedition 017
- Leonard Cohen - "The Law"
- off of Various Positions
- Myles Boisen & John Shiurba - Track 3
- off of Uncle Unplugged
- Limited Sedition 017
Second mix
- Tami Hart - "burnout"
- off of No Light in August
- track 2
- From the A-file.
- Joe Morris Quartet - "Coil"
- off of At the Old Office
- track 3 (19:50)
- From the A-file.
- Divit - "Unwound"
- off of Latest Issue (Cold Front)
- From the A-file.
- Beethoven (Paul Olefsky - cello, Walter Hatzig -
piano) - Tracks 1, 2 & 3
- off of Complete Works for Piano & Cello
- 5 Sonatas & 3 sets of variations
- Tom with Brad and Alice Sauber - "Dear Friends, Farewell"
- off of Holly Ding
- From the A-file.
- Mista Sinista - "Sseriouss!! (acapella)"
- off of Sseriouss
- From the A-file.
- MF Doom - "The time we faced doom"
- off of Operation: Doomsday
- From the A-file.
- Forma Tardre - Track 1: "La Lite'" & Track 2: "Passage North"
- off of Automate
- From the A-file.
- Forma Tardre - Track 3: "Sinus Park" & Track 4
- off of Automate
- From the A-file.
- Global Decoy - "Twitch"
- off of Coll: Floor Core Ep
- From the A-file.
- Steve Roach - "Midnight Loom"
- off of Midnight Moon
- Track 2
- From the A-file.
- Travis T - "So Funky"
- off of Coll: Floor Core Ep
- From the A-file.
- Litmus Green - "Hegemenoy"
- off of Cockring
- From the A-file.
Mix the third
- The Bran Flakes - "Loving Doop"
- off of Coll: This is Overnguard, Vol 3
- From the A-file.
- P.I.S.S. (Perkis Ingalls Shiurba Sperry) - "Unfold"
- off of LS 017
- track 1
- [More mystery Vietnamese Music on the Que Me label]
- Side II Track 1
- Mad Sheer Khan - "Night of India (featuring Sharmila Roy on vocals)"
- off of 1001 Nights
- From the A-file.
- Ida Sessions - "Depth Charger"
- off of Ida Sessions
- From the A-file.
- One Star - "Cyril's Comic"
- off of Triangulum
- Track 4
- From the A-file.
- Destroyer - "Destroyers (The Temple)"
- off of 7": The Temple
- From the A-file.
- Wobbly - "10 July 98"
- off of Coll: This is Ovenguard, Vol 3
- From the A-file.
- P.I.S.S.
- Played intro four times.
A lead-in for Jubwa's hip-hop show
- Sun Ra - "Everything is Space"
- off of Somewhere Else
Appendix
KZSU's A-file
What's the A-file? It's a pile of recently released
music that we've decided is good stuff that it deserves a
push. DJ's are technically required to play something like
ten tracks per show out of the A-file, though most play more
than that. How does something get into the A-file? Well,
hopeful labels & bands send us stuff, DJs volunteer to review
it and paste short write-ups on the front, then it
gets passed to the music directors, who look at the reviews,
maybe give it another listen or two, and decide if it's
"A-file" worthy (or if it merely gets sent to our main
library... unlike some college radio stations, KZSU tries
not to throw stuff away). There's a few other checks and
balances in the system, but that's about it.
If you'd like to see what's currently in the a-file, you can
view it on line:
The Current A-File
.
If you're curious about something in the A-file, you can
always try phoning in a request: (415) 723-9010.
If it's half-way appropriate for the current show,
maybe they'll get it on the air (it might help if you can
give them the A-file number with your request).
This page was written by:
doom@kzsu.stanford.edu