freak out playlist 2/29

Last one for two weeks because next week is spring break. Listen Thursday 12PM-2PM EST [wpts.pitt.edu]

Apparently in last week's staff meeting, Alex G is now considered non-format because he's become too popular.

Dream Logic - Quietly Freaky
John Maus - Quantum Leap
12 Rods - Girl Sun

The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored
Koo Koo - Shake It Well (featuring P.O.S)
Field Trip - Slumberjack
The Apples In Stereo - Dots 1-2-3

Daft Punk - Digital Love
Air Miami - World Cup Fever
Laibach - Walk With Me
Morricone Youth - Fashion Show
King Missile - Cheesecake Truck

Brian Eno - King's Lead Hat
David Byrne and St. Vincent - Ice Age
Talking Heads - Thank You For Sending Me An Angel (live)
UpChuck - Freaky

The Drums - Blood Under My Belt
Groove Collective - Some People
Mary's Danish - 7 Deadly Sins
Thee Sacred Souls - Weak For Your Love

Stereolab - I'm Going Out Of My Way
HAIM - Don't Save Me
King Kong - Here I Am
Elliot Smith - All Cleaned Out

Martini Ranch - Fat Burning Formula
George Clanton - Ohh Rap I Ya
Graham Coxon - Freakin' Out
Dada Joazinho, Aleceu Bebe - Cuidado!

For her final show, she should try the theme "all the artists I couldn't play before because they're too popular."

I remember one friend of my wife's, when she was in graduate school. Among other things, the guy was a DJ at their college radio station. At the mention of Nirvana, he gushed, "Oh my god, I love Nirvana! I can't wait till they're not popular anymore, so I can play them on my show again."

Strange that Daft Punk isn't considered "too popular," as they have about 7 billion views on Spotify, the same as Led Zeppelin and Madonna.



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/07/2024 12:32AM by Fleeingbandit.

They may be considered 'anchor' artists. Established acts that are considered building blocks for college radio. That's how she can play the Cure, Talking Heads, etc... I think her rule of thumb if the act is in the radio database, then she can play it until she can't (like what happened with Alex G).