Showing posts with label Live. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Live. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Success!


Sunday night was a huge success. I'd like to thank T.S. for coming in with me and helping take calls, texts, setlist, dinking buddy duty, and for the starbursts. A big thank you goes out to all the listeners who called and texted in requests. I believe we even got one legitimate request on the air from someone we didn't know. It was the most exciting part of the weekend by far.






September 5, 2010

Sound System -- Operation Ivy
Wait So Long -- Trampled by Turtles
This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) -- Talking Heads
Monique the Freak -- Ween
Don't Do It -- The Band
Tennessee Hustler -- White Iron Band
The World Has Turned -- Weezer
My Very Own Flag -- Less Than Jake
Airplanes -- Local Natives
Great Big Explosion -- Detroit
London Dungeon -- Misfits
Noon As Dark As Midnight -- Lucero
Latest Disgrace -- Fugazi




Working Man -- Rush
I Can't Wait to Get Off Work -- Tom Waits
We Can Work it Out -- Beatles
Car-Live -- Built to Spill
Coffee Mug -- Descendents
Julie's Been Working For the Drug Squad -- The Clash
Wallet -- Regina Spektor
Lawless Lands -- The Sword
Great DJ -- The Ting Tings
Cut Your Hair-Live -- Pavement
Be Stiff-Live -- DEVO
Turn It On -- The Flaming Lips
Crocodile Wings -- Drag the River
Dig for Fire -- Pixies
Minimum Wage -- They Might Be Giants
Hey, Johnny Park! -- Foo Fighters
outro: Thank God It's Monday -- NOFX

w/ T.S. Leonhardt
Special 2 hour live show






Tune in this Sunday, we'll be featuring an hour of Pavement, Silver Jews, and Stephen Malkmus as the Embrace the Sound crew heads to Roy Wilkins to see No Age and Pavement live. I'm excited as heck, never seen Pavement live before! See you there...

Monday, November 23, 2009

Nirvana - Live at Reading

This week on the show I featured a song off of Nirvana's newest album, Live at Reading. It's actually a DVD/CD combo that showcases their performance at the UK's 1992 Reading Festival. The show is phenomenal, with all 3 members performing at the peak of their careers with Nirvana. The sound on this recording is amazing and the DVD is a must watch. as much as I dislike the idea of this, the Live at Reading concert is a must have for anyone who enjoyed Nirvana's music.

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