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Skoochie's Playlist

Posted:
Tue Jan 04, 2005 1:02 pm
by hexicon
Fellow Skoochie's alumni,
I may have mentioned that former KZAM/KYYX DJ Stephen Rabow contacted me through this site and sent me some KYYX goodies.
Well, when I was busy with a post-New Year's cleaning fit, I found that one of the pages had fallen behind my desk. It's a SKOOCHIE'S playlist from September 1984. I don't have time to type the whole thing out at one sitting but I can fill in a few here and there . . . more later. E-mail me your address if you'd like me to send you a copy.
An asterisk * indicates that the playlist shows a video. I've added [?] for songs I can't remember (are they NW?). . . let me know if they're any good.
40. *Bananarama, Cruel Summer
41. *Talk Talk, Dum Dum Girl/Such a Shame
42. *Cocteau Twins, Pearly Dewdrops Drops
43. *Blanc Mange [sic], The Day Before/Don't Tell Me
44. *Special AICA, Free Nelson Mandela
45. George Michael, Careless Whisper
46. *Marilyn, Cry and Be Free [?]
47. Friction [sic] Factory, Just Like Heaven
48. *Rem [sic], South Central Rain
49. *Howard Jones, Pearl in a Shell
50. Ministry, All Day/Everyday is Halloween
51. *Lotus Eater, First Picture of You [?]
52. *Echo & the Bunnymen, Silver/Seven Sea
53. *Siouxie & the Banshees, Dazzle/Dear Prudence
54. *Dance Society, 2000/Heaven
55. Data, Blow [?]
56. *Simple Minds, Catwalk/Speed
57. Mosa NYA, Rise Up
58. Secret Hearts, Make that Move [?]
59. John Waite, Ain't Missing You [Huh?]
60. Joy Rose, In and Out [?]

Posted:
Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:50 am
by mygreen
Hi Hex
I would love to have a copy of the playlist.
Here is my e-mail
debbi.lynch@valpo.edu
As for your ?, I believe that the Marilyn song was considered to be NW. I thought that HE was somehow related musically through Boy George.
Thanks Hex!

Posted:
Wed Jan 05, 2005 6:01 am
by SwampThing
This is a great song (IMHO)
51. *Lotus Eater, First Picture of You

Posted:
Wed Jan 05, 2005 7:56 am
by cubby
Some great stuff minus the wretched Missing You song.

Posted:
Wed Jan 05, 2005 10:18 am
by barrisfan

Posted:
Wed Jan 05, 2005 12:51 pm
by hexicon
I'll get it pdf'ed and e-mail it out, 'cause I wouldn't want kimiiii to die!! [:D]
To spare you the suspense in the meanwhile:
1. *Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Two Tribes [I always hated FGtH]
2. *Prince, Let's Go Crazy
3. *Psychedelic Furs, Heaven/Ghost/Heartbeat
4. *Seritti Politti [sic], Absolute/Wood Beez
5. *Face to Face, Under the Gun[?]
6. Konk, Your Life [?]
7. *P.I.L., Bad Life/Solitaire
8. *Dead or Alive, That's the Way
9. *Thompson Twins, You Take Me Up, Out of the Gap
10. File 13, Taste So Good[?]

Posted:
Tue Jan 11, 2005 2:55 am
by mygreen
Hey Hex,
I got my playlist. This is to cool. Thank you so much the flashback!
Good times!

Posted:
Tue Jan 11, 2005 6:27 am
by mygreen
I agree Kimiiii,
This sounds like a GREAT idea!
I would love to relive some old memories by going back to Skoochies. Well the memories that I can relive that is.

Posted:
Tue Jan 11, 2005 2:27 pm
by hexicon
[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>Hex, you're still a babe. Got mine too. Can we compile those songs onto a cd, rent Skoochies for a night, and relive the old days?
[/quote]
I wish. Gawd, I would love to mash on my old crush J. again!
Remember that sense of everything being possible? As long as I had my dancing shoes, my vintage coat and clutch, and a couple of bucks for cloves and the cover charge I could start my life over again every weekend. Tin Tin, Cee Farrow, Real Life, Ultravox . . . . sigh.

Posted:
Wed Jan 12, 2005 1:01 am
by Spud Boy
Me too! Me too!
Please send me the playlist...............!
I made a cd couple yrs back from memory titled "Scoochies Seattles Premier New Wave Dance Club."
on it I put.
1 wang chung-dance hall days
2 soft cell-what
3 omd-secret
4 new order-blue monday
5 yello-i love you
6 gang of 4-ilove a man in a uniform
7 depeche mode-not tonite
8 steven tin tin duffy-kiss me with youre mouth
9 real life-send me an angel
10 abc-poison arrow
11 baltimore-tarzan boy
12 blancmange-blind vision
13 yaz-move out
14 david bowie-china girl
15 soft cell-mugs game
open to trades or whatever, postage for a cd is 80 cents.

Posted:
Wed Jan 12, 2005 3:44 pm
by barrisfan
sounds like a great disc

Posted:
Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:38 pm
by hexicon
One of my many Skoochies-inspired discs (I notice a little overlap):
1. Bad Connection, Yaz
2. Kiss Me,Tin Tin
3. Stand By, Roman Holliday
4. Putting on the Ritz, Taco
5. Soft Core, Maurice & the Clichés
6.. Living on the Ceiling, Blancmange
7. Drop Your Pants, Hilary
8. I Love You, Yello
9. Blind Vision, Blancmange
10. Lined Up, Shriekback
11. Animal Song, The Europeans
12. Let the Music Play (12"), Shannon
13. Don’t Tell Me, Blancmange
14. Hand on My Heart, Shriekback
15. That’s Love, That It Is, Blancmange
16. My Spine (Is the Bass Line), Shriekback

Posted:
Tue Jan 25, 2005 1:19 am
by Spud Boy
Hexicon, that is uncanny!
I guess we'll have to be the dj's at the reunion, ha.
My offer to send a copy of mine, has yet to be taken........
Im working on making a dvd version next.
If anyone has ETV with new wave, lemme know.

Posted:
Thu May 05, 2005 1:18 pm
by dj dovan
Hi Hexicon,
I don't see one of the most requested song at Skoochies:
Seona Dancing - More to lose
Cheers

Posted:
Sat May 07, 2005 12:22 am
by mygreen
[quote][i]Originally posted by hexicon[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by kimiiii[/i]
<br>Hex, you're still a babe. Got mine too. Can we compile those songs onto a cd, rent Skoochies for a night, and relive the old days?
[/quote]
I wish. Gawd, I would love to mash on my old crush J. again!
Remember that sense of everything being possible? As long as I had my dancing shoes, my vintage coat and clutch, and a couple of bucks for cloves and the cover charge I could start my life over again every weekend. Tin Tin, Cee Farrow, Real Life, Ultravox . . . . sigh.
[/quote]
Those were some good times!How could I forget about the cloves?