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Here's probably the rarest song in my collection, a dvd rip from the end credits of the 1986 Deborah Foreman horror movie "April Fool's Day":

http://download.yousendit.com/56C0E80E321443C9
"Too Bad You're Crazy," by Jerry Whitman and Linda Harman

And an analog rip from a KROQ mix tape, recorded circa 1986 or so. The song is called "Peacemaker," (I think) but ignore "Doctor & The Strangeloves," which I invented just so I'd have something to put in the Artist tag -- I've never been able to find out who actually recorded it, and have a sneaking suspicion it's just another demo tape they had lying around the station (e.g. possibly unreleased, and they may have only played it once). It's basically a dance remix of dozens of "Dr. Strangelove" quotes.

http://download.yousendit.com/D58B3EC43D738140
"Peacemaker," by (someone other than) Dr. & The Strangeloves

And yeah, I'm yet another annoying "Top 106.7 of 19xx" completist junkie looking to top off his playlists. Here's the last three might-actually-exist-somewhere "real" songs I'm looking for:

Blue Train: All I Need Is You (#61 of 1991)
Candyland: Fountain O' Youth (#102 of 1991)
Paul the 55-Year Old Intern: Paul on 45 (#107 of 1993)

And I've pretty much given up on these, but in lieu of tangible uploads I'd dearly love to have confirmation that they don't actually exist, so I can put this little obsession to rest:

Boy John Frost: Mother's Day (#107 of 1988)
Boy Waiting: Girl Waiting (#105 of 1985)
John Frost: Mr. TV's Turbo Round (#107 of 1991)
KROQ Theme (#107 of 1980)
Lewisidal Tendencies: Silent Night (#107 of 1990)

[Of course, if anyone actually has them to share, I'll be delighted, but John Frost was apparently a KROQ DJ, nobody seems to know what the hell a 1980 "KROQ Theme" might have been referring to (since the Oingo Boingo aircheck was late-80s), Boy Waiting/"Girl Waiting" has been confirmed as an unreleased demo tape with no mp3 rip anywhere to be found, and the words "Lewisidal Tendencies" exist on the internet only in reference to the KROQ playlists themselves and don't seem to have a counterpart in nature.]

As always, thanks very much in advance for any assistance, and enjoy the tracks.

Paul the 55-Year Old Intern: Paul on 45 (#107 of 1993)
produced by former comedy writer for K&B

Boy John Frost: Mother's Day (#107 of 1988)
John Frost: Mr. TV's Turbo Round (#107 of 1991)
produced by john frost, former creative director for kroq

KROQ Theme (#107 of 1980)
a modified jetsons theme? by robert roll? i don't remember clearly

Lewisidal Tendencies: Silent Night (#107 of 1990)
produced by lewis largent, former joq and music director

All of the above will be nearly impossible to find since they were produced at the station as comedy bits (notice that they are all song #107). Dogboat can be found at robert roll's website.

Boy Waiting: Girl Waiting (#105 of 1985)

I have to get this off a cart, don't have the hardware...


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Borrowed Nostalgia for the Unremembered 80's

Arg, now you did it. I knew i had that somewheres:
Paul on 45
http://download.yousendit.com/84BDDCE8107DFC3B

Additional trivia, this was on a HITS post modern sampler cd released by HITS magazine in the 90's, Always the Bridesmaid with a drawing by Robyn Hitchcock on the cover. Also, Paul the 55 year old intern was Mark Davis , who still performs lounge versions of KROQ tunes as Richard Cheese.

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Borrowed Nostalgia for the Unremembered 80's

Okay,

Here is "All I Need Is You" by BLUE TRAIN

http://download.yousendit.com/E84E685661AC6172

and

"Fountain O' Youth" by CANDYLAND

http://download.yousendit.com/C8FB94004D5114BE


Anyway, would it be possible to please send me "Daddy's Coming Home' by WALK THE MOON?

Thanks!!

[quote][i]Originally posted by DarthBrett[/i]
<br>Okay,

Here is "All I Need Is You" by BLUE TRAIN

http://download.yousendit.com/E84E685661AC6172

and

"Fountain O' Youth" by CANDYLAND

http://download.yousendit.com/C8FB94004D5114BE


Anyway, would it be possible to please send me "Daddy's Coming Home' by WALK THE MOON?

Thanks!!
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Hey Darth,
I don't know if you saw this, but last nite I posted the song you want in another thread. Here's "Daddy's Coming Home". Enjoy!
http://download.yousendit.com/9620C20C0E55475C

[quote][i]Originally posted by DrewTheEngineer[/i]
<br>Arg, now you did it. I knew i had that somewheres:
Paul on 45
http://download.yousendit.com/84BDDCE8107DFC3B

Additional trivia, this was on a HITS post modern sampler cd released by HITS magazine in the 90's, Always the Bridesmaid with a drawing by Robyn Hitchcock on the cover. Also, Paul the 55 year old intern was Mark Davis , who still performs lounge versions of KROQ tunes as Richard Cheese.

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Borrowed Nostalgia for the Unremembered 80's
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Thank you!! [And thanks for the info -- I was starting to wonder if the Lewisidal Tendencies thing was a hoax, and I'd been a Richard Cheese fan before this quest began, but I had no idea it was Mark "Star Wars Cantina" Davis behind the lounge jacket.]

[quote][i]Originally posted by DarthBrett[/i]
<br>Okay,

Here is "All I Need Is You" by BLUE TRAIN

http://download.yousendit.com/E84E685661AC6172

and

"Fountain O' Youth" by CANDYLAND

http://download.yousendit.com/C8FB94004D5114BE


Anyway, would it be possible to please send me "Daddy's Coming Home' by WALK THE MOON?

Thanks!!
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Thank you!! (and see above for Walk The Moon; wendy m beat me to it).

I honestly don't know if I've ever heard these before, which is a bit strange -- even though I was on the east coast by then, WHFS had pretty much undergone complete assimilation of the corporate "Modern Rock (tm)" playlist that was starting to be packaged by Infinity, and the 90's-00's playlists of the two stations are pretty much identical. The year-end countdowns start at 1992 @ http://www.rocklists.com/whfs.html, so I can't say for sure (right around when the NirvanaPearlJamStoneTemplePilots juggernaut pretty much took over music in general) -- but this might have been some of the last music played by KROQ that didn't immediately get picked up by everyone else in the game.

I can't believe I'm getting nostalgic over this, but these may have been two of the last songs played by KROQ that nobody else ever got to hear. Sigh...

Anyway, thanks again!!

You're very welcome!

I grew up in the San Fernando Valley listening to KROQ and I turned 13 in the Fall of 1991. So I do remember both songs and Blue Train's song actually played for a few months when it was new. The Candyland song was more of an obscure song and I only recall hearing it maybe 5 times when it came out. Also, both songs were new in the Fall of 1991 (Candyland was played in September when school gets back in and I think Blue Train came out in mid to late October. I know songs that are new in the fall usually are forgotten by the next year's countdown unless they're huge hits.

Oh crap! I forgot to thank you wendy for Daddy's Coming Home!!!! My KROQ lists are basically now complete!! That was a cool surprise! Thanks!

[quote][i]Originally posted by DarthBrett[/i]
<br>Oh crap! I forgot to thank you wendy for Daddy's Coming Home!!!! My KROQ lists are basically now complete!! That was a cool surprise! Thanks!
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Anytime!
You said your lists are basically complete. What else are you missing? I might be able to help.

I'm basically just missing the songs that shad0w was mentioning above. I think they're all either obscure songs that the producers or dj's themselves made or were just never released officially. I'm missing Dogboat (or Dog Boat) by Robert Roll, the two Boy John Frost songs, Silent Nights by Lewisidal Tendencies and Girl Waiting by Boy Waiting (which I think was confirmed to be a dj's personal tape, not an actual song). I don't consider these to be actual "songs", but more intentionally humoruous jingles meant for the position of 106.7 on the lists.

Thanks for helping me out!

Dog Boat is actually findable on Robert Roll's web site (http://www.rollandrelatives.com/), but it's buried. The direct link is here: http://www.rollandrelatives.com/Radio%2 ... ogBoat.mp3. [There's a KROQ station ID at the beginning, as an "added bonus."]

Hope this helps...

[quote][i]Originally posted by DarthBrett[/i]
<br>I'm basically just missing the songs that shad0w was mentioning above. I think they're all either obscure songs that the producers or dj's themselves made or were just never released officially. I'm missing Dogboat (or Dog Boat) by Robert Roll, the two Boy John Frost songs, Silent Nights by Lewisidal Tendencies and Girl Waiting by Boy Waiting (which I think was confirmed to be a dj's personal tape, not an actual song). I don't consider these to be actual "songs", but more intentionally humoruous jingles meant for the position of 106.7 on the lists.

Thanks for helping me out!
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[quote][i]Originally posted by shad0wcapt[/i]
<br>Dog Boat is actually findable on Robert Roll's web site (http://www.rollandrelatives.com/), but it's buried. The direct link is here: http://www.rollandrelatives.com/Radio%2 ... ogBoat.mp3. [There's a KROQ station ID at the beginning, as an "added bonus."]
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OMG, so excellent 'Capt! You don't by chance have any of their classic drop-ins from various movies and shows do you? Like "Sam...freeze!" Or the lunchtime "What time is it, what time is it on earth?...On earth it would be 12 noon." That kinda stuff??

Here's a pretty common ID I'm sure many people have already:

http://s40.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2BST ... KAZQEATMRS

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Hey Shad0w, that link doesn't work for me. Is there anyway you can post the file on YouSendIt? I'm really curious about this. Thanks.

[quote][i]Originally posted by LovePlusOne[/i]
<br>Hey Shad0w, that link doesn't work for me. Is there anyway you can post the file on YouSendIt? I'm really curious about this. Thanks.
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Take the dot (.) out of mp3 and repaste in your URL box.

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