[quote][i]Originally posted by medication881[/i]
<br>Dan, I would love a copy of that. Send it on!
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Will do, I located a version from 2/10/2002 and uploaded the list to my server:
http://www.cooganphoto.com/temp/audiopa ... aylist.txt
Seeing how Steven Brown took the stream down in 2003 I believe, the list would be close to the final playlist that he had available for requests.
You can see the 5 Prima Volta songs listed, as well as the Tirez Tirez song, and Frazier Chorus -- my favorites. Thank you Steven Brown for rescuing a lot of great music that many of us never heard before.
I've updated a bit of the text file with some new information.
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by schwenko » Mon Aug 29, 2005 11:58 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by Dan Coogan[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by medication881[/i]
<br>Dan, I would love a copy of that. Send it on!
[8D][/quote]
Will do, I located a version from 2/10/2002 and uploaded the list to my server:
http://www.cooganphoto.com/temp/audiopa ... aylist.txt
Seeing how Steven Brown took the stream down in 2003 I believe, the list would be close to the final playlist that he had available for requests.
You can see the 5 Prima Volta songs listed, as well as the Tirez Tirez song, and Frazier Chorus -- my favorites. Thank you Steven Brown for rescuing a lot of great music that many of us never heard before.
I've updated a bit of the text file with some new information.
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It is a shame that the site is down. But I think it was still going in 2004, if not 2005. Anyidea why it is no longer going? Copyright problems? It was from somewhere in Maine IIRC.
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by medication881[/i]
<br>Dan, I would love a copy of that. Send it on!
[8D][/quote]
Will do, I located a version from 2/10/2002 and uploaded the list to my server:
http://www.cooganphoto.com/temp/audiopa ... aylist.txt
Seeing how Steven Brown took the stream down in 2003 I believe, the list would be close to the final playlist that he had available for requests.
You can see the 5 Prima Volta songs listed, as well as the Tirez Tirez song, and Frazier Chorus -- my favorites. Thank you Steven Brown for rescuing a lot of great music that many of us never heard before.
I've updated a bit of the text file with some new information.
[/quote]
It is a shame that the site is down. But I think it was still going in 2004, if not 2005. Anyidea why it is no longer going? Copyright problems? It was from somewhere in Maine IIRC.
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by Panorama » Mon Aug 29, 2005 2:46 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
<br>It is a shame that the site is down. But I think it was still going in 2004, if not 2005. Any idea why it is no longer going? Copyright problems? It was from somewhere in Maine IIRC.[/quote]
Yes, I believe he was up in Maine. I think part of it was the cost issue -- too much $$$ each month, though he was getting donations from people and breaking even or better some months, but not always. I don't believe the radio stream was active very often in 2004 if at all, and in 2005 only the forum was active, and not very active at that, as many people stopped visiting since there was no music stream any longer.
Not sure if he had any copyright issues -- I know he stopped the 'song of the week' download long before the end of the stream, but there was a big bruhaha in the industry a few years ago about internet radio and the artists getting pade for the air plays, even if only a few people were listening and the stations made no profit, or aired no commercials (like radio AP.)
<br>It is a shame that the site is down. But I think it was still going in 2004, if not 2005. Any idea why it is no longer going? Copyright problems? It was from somewhere in Maine IIRC.[/quote]
Yes, I believe he was up in Maine. I think part of it was the cost issue -- too much $$$ each month, though he was getting donations from people and breaking even or better some months, but not always. I don't believe the radio stream was active very often in 2004 if at all, and in 2005 only the forum was active, and not very active at that, as many people stopped visiting since there was no music stream any longer.
Not sure if he had any copyright issues -- I know he stopped the 'song of the week' download long before the end of the stream, but there was a big bruhaha in the industry a few years ago about internet radio and the artists getting pade for the air plays, even if only a few people were listening and the stations made no profit, or aired no commercials (like radio AP.)
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by manekineko » Wed Aug 31, 2005 4:53 am
Pat, thanks so much for the new copies of your Wolfe Man mixes 3 and 5. I was going into withdrawals without them!!!! I especially missed Chinese Fairytale (I could listen to this song several times a day, and I often do!), Ein Fur Die Damen, Natural's Not In It, and Sugar Coated. I can't believe I did something so boneheaded.
Are you still planning to send me the other mix? I absolutely love those songs by B-Movie that you played on your show.
Are you still planning to send me the other mix? I absolutely love those songs by B-Movie that you played on your show.
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by medication881 » Wed Aug 31, 2005 7:34 am
Yes dear. They are in the works as we speak. Look for them in about a week or so. [:D]
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by medication881 » Thu Sep 01, 2005 8:15 am
So I'm thinking of playing side 2 of The Alarm album "Eye Of The Hurricane" this week (the first cut? Rescue Me). I'll also be feauturing some New Orleans music from Gumbohead and Little Feat. They MUST rebuild that city! I cannot fathom a world without the French Quarter in it...
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by manekineko » Thu Sep 01, 2005 1:48 pm
Poignant choice for your perfect album side for September. Too bad I'll probably miss your show on Labor Day (camping weekend to a secluded lake "downeast"). What Little Feat are you planning to play? In my opinion, Little Feat was only good until Lowell George died (put on those sailing shoes... Like Bonnie Raitt once said, "I miss Lowell George like I miss being eight years old."). I was seriously into Little Feat way back when... Before I got into new wave, of course. [:)]
If you're doing a New Orleans/Louisiana tribute type of show, how about some Clifton Chenier, the zydeco master, who died in 1987. He's from LaFayette, LA. From the album "I'm Here", "I'm the Zydeco Man" is upbeat, but "Dry Your Eyes" is my personal favorite, and is appropriate under the circumstances. An accordian never sounded so sweet. Buckwheat Zydeco would be good, too.
BTW, my husband and I visited New Orleans in 1994 and went to some clubs in the French Quarter. It breaks my heart to know of the devastation, suffering, and struggle that those people are facing now. We also have friends in Baton Rouge--in 1994 we attended a three day wedding celebration that included pots of steaming jambalaya, gumbo, red beans and rice, and lots of cajun music! Our friends are OK, but devastated.
If you're doing a New Orleans/Louisiana tribute type of show, how about some Clifton Chenier, the zydeco master, who died in 1987. He's from LaFayette, LA. From the album "I'm Here", "I'm the Zydeco Man" is upbeat, but "Dry Your Eyes" is my personal favorite, and is appropriate under the circumstances. An accordian never sounded so sweet. Buckwheat Zydeco would be good, too.
BTW, my husband and I visited New Orleans in 1994 and went to some clubs in the French Quarter. It breaks my heart to know of the devastation, suffering, and struggle that those people are facing now. We also have friends in Baton Rouge--in 1994 we attended a three day wedding celebration that included pots of steaming jambalaya, gumbo, red beans and rice, and lots of cajun music! Our friends are OK, but devastated.
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by medication881 » Tue Sep 06, 2005 3:46 pm
Manekineko - Send me an e-mail, I'd like to discuss this with you further. [:)]
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