New program!

It gives me tremendous pleasure to announce that I'll start hosting a new weekly show on KSER-FM next month. It will be a music mix program similar to the late-night show I hosted in Colorado.

"The On Switch" debuts Monday 02 December at 10:30 PM Pacific time. Streaming online at KSER.

Thanks to everyone on TP for all the support, encouragement and great musical recommendations!

Dude, that's terrific!

I'll look forward to checking it out. Hopefully each broadcast will be archived?

Hmm'
Awesome planing to everyone . If you decide to do something so planning is a good and important part of your new program.........
Really looking forward to listening.........
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Congrats on the new venture. . . I look forward to listening!

Awesome - really looking forward to listening.........

Affirmative on the archives question. Available for two weeks.

Hey, I could use some help. The station manager has asked me to come up with a different name for the new show. He thinks "The On Switch" doesn't really convey a sense of its format/content.

Suggestions are welcome.

why, The Trouser Press Radio Show, of course. No? OK, I got some:

Delvin Rock City

Delvin's Delving Deep (Into Record Crates)

Are We Not Men? We Are Delvin



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"Are We Not Men? We Are Delvin"

Yes! That one!

Ha ha! That feels like payback for all the posts I made, riffing on Hoip Chiggs's name.

You guys really are the best! That said, does anyone have an idea that suggests the show's content?

I kinda like the title "Twenty Flight Rock." Sounds cool and evocative, without really pinning things down to one sound. (Some may disagree, but only if they're hep to Eddie Cochran.)

After talking a bit with the station manager, we agreed on "Twenty Flight Rock."

It may be late ... but we're never too tired to rock!

The new program had a successful maiden flight last night. Here's the setlist:

"The Shock of the Lightning" - Oasis
"Poor Gloria" - The Fleeting Ends
"Garza" - Audacity
"Now Hear This" - The Split Squad

"Get the Picture" - Trombone Shorty
"Outa-Space" - Billy Preston
"Bustin' Loose" - Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers
"Musicology" - Prince

"Sound and Vision" - The Sea and Cake
"The Man Who Sold the World" (live) - Jordis Unga
"All the Young Dudes" - World Party
"Heroes" (live) - King Crimson

"Round" - Sunny Day Real Estate (for Nate Mendel's birthday)
"Liquid State" - Muse (for Chris Wolstenholme's birthday)
"Police and Thieves" - The Clash (for Junior Murvin -- R.I.P.)

"Pop Muzik" - M
"Munich" - Editors
"Paris (Ooh La La)" - Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
"Get Out of London" - Intaferon (great suggestion, Jermoe! Thanks!)
"New York New York" - Ryan Adams

"Roses and Rocketships" - Bill Nelson
"Shut Up" - Savages
"Best of Friends" - Palma Violets

"Tinker Tailor" - Split Squad
"Trees of Barcelona" - Superchunk
"Waiting Room" - Fugazi (for Joe Lally's birthday)
"Paranoid" - The Dickies (for Ozzy's birthday)

"Dog Eat Dog" - Adam and the Ants
"Media Man" - Flash and the Pan
"In the Sun" - Blondie
"Twenty Flight Rock" (live) - Stray Cats

A few people called in, saying they were digging the new show. Only one request: Shawn Colvin's "Killing the Blues." The caller said, "Oh man, have you heard her version? No one ever needs to record this song again!" I checked it out, and dude's right. It'd take sheer will power to make that song more dull.



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