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JFRO'S BACK ON THE AIRWAVES!



Every so often, I miss my college radio days, so I decided to do a show on my college radio station for reunion weekend. My theme was "Fogotten 80s", either tracks by forgotten bands or rare tracks, live shows, b-sides, 12-inch extended versions, etc. by somewhat more well-known bands. I have a terrible voice for radio, but please listen anyway:

JFRO'S RADIO SHOW


Track List:


Driving the Dynamite Truck - Breaking Circus
Marseilles (Live)- Rifle Sport
Burn - Black Spot
Koolegged (Live) - The Melvins
Test - Airlines
Alone - Colin Newman
You Were An Optimist - Band of Susans
Easy As It Was - The Melvins
Strange Fruit - Siouxsie & The Banshees
Wichita Lineman - B.E.F.
What We All Want (Live) - Gang of Four
Accretions - Shriekback
Hungry, So Angry - Medium Medium
Fish - Throwing Muses
Kansas - The Wolfgang Press
Incubus Succubus II - Xmal Deutschland
All To Myself - Indoor Life
Never Never - The Assembly
Sensoria - Cabaret Voltaire
Dan Destiny & the Silver Dawn - The Chills
My Boyfriend - The Cucumbers
Big Brown Eyes - The dB's
Anitina (The First Time I See She Dance) - M/A/R/R/S
The Moon is Blue - Colourbox
Dance - ESG 
Watch The Closing Doors -- IRT (Interboro Rhythm Team)
The Signifying Rapper - Schooly D

 
 

 

If you enjoy that, there is much much more in that vein here. Also, some local action from the 80s-90s here. And if you're ever on Turntable.fm, message me and we can DJ together.






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JethSeux said…
Right where she belongs!
Way to go Sweetie!
5:18 PM
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