Bill Davis, the affable host of "The Vault," swapped programs with me this weekend, just for the fun of it.
"Twenty Flight Rock," Friday 28 February:
"Laziko" – Gaye Su Akyol
"Miserlou Twist" – Dick Dale & His Del-Tones
"Alice in Psycholand" – Nekromantix
"Telegram Sam" – Bauhaus
"Jeepster" – T. Rex
"Some Weird Sin" – Iggy Pop
"Panic in Detroit" – David Bowie
"Hundred Mile High City" – Ocean Colour Scene
"Bus Stop Boxer" – Eels
"Street Fighting Man" – The Rolling Stones
"Sing Child" – Heart
"Ghost Nation" – Gary Numan
"Smoke" – Assemblage 23
"Quite Unusual" – Front 242
"Beware!" – Night Club
"Penthouse and Pavement" – Heaven 17
"Blind Vision" – Blancmange
"Chorus" – Erasure
"What I Want" – Dead or Alive
"Dogs of Lust" – The The
"History Never Repeats" – Split Enz
"Dead or Alive" – Oingo Boingo
"Black Flowers" – Fishbone
"Restaurant Girl" – Hackensaw Boys
"Time/Breathe (Reprise)" [live] – Greensky Bluegrass
"China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider" [live] – Grateful Dead
The Vault," Saturday 01 March:
"Dark Saturday" - Metric
"Come Saturday" - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
"Drive-in Saturday" - David Bowie
"Sunless Saturday" - Fishbone
"Don't Start Me Talkin'" - The New York Dolls
"Dirty Blue Balloons" - Failure (by request)
"The History of the World Part 1" - The Damned
"Reel by Reel" - XTC (by request)
"Wouldn't It Be Good" - Nik Kershaw (for Nik's birthday)
'It's All Too Much" - The Church
"Copernicus" - Afghan Whigs
"She Had You" - Mary Lou Lord (for Mary Lou's birthday)
"Kundalini Express" - Love and Rockets (by request)
"Leaving Here" - The Who (for Roger Daltrey's birthday)
"Ice on the Motorway" - Roger Daltrey & Wilko Johnson (likewise)
"Feed the Enemy" - Magazine (by request)
"Build Me Up, Buttercup" - The Goops
"Playground Twist" - Siouxsie & the Banshees
"Block Rockin' Beats" - The Chemical Brothers
"225" - New Model Army (by request)
"Fade to Grey" - Visage
"He's a Liquid" - John Foxx
"Down in the Park" [live] - Gary Numan
"The Cutter" - Echo & the Bunnymen
"Media Man" - Flash and the Pan
"Clockout" - Devo
"Goodbye, Goodbye" - Oingo Boingo
