June 5 Playlist w/ Host Bob Dubrow
Intro: The Tubes - "What Do You Want From Life" (The Tubes 1975) -Im Memoriam Vince Welnick Feb 21, 1941-June 2, 2006
Background music by Magical Power Mako - Super Record 1975
All the following tracks are from Radioactive Records CD re-releases...how many are actually authorized by the artists is the big question. This is #4 in a series of programs showcasing music from this label. (The others ran in Dec 05, Jan 06, and Mar 06. See disclaimer at bottom of playlist for more info.)
Set 01:
1. Flower Travellin' Band - "Satori Part 3" (Satori 1971)
2. Magical Power Mako - "Pink Butch" (Super Record 1975)
3. Grupa 220 - "Bijeg" (Slike 1974)
4. Pandemonium - "Morning Sky" (Thoughts and Words 1968)
5. The Nova Local - "If You Only Had the Time/Yascha Knew Deli Intimately" (Nova 1 1967)
Set 02:
1. Tim Dawe - "Junkie John" (Penrod 1969)
2. Joseph - "I Ain't Fattenin' No More Frogs For Snakes" (Stoned Age Man 1970)
3. One St. Stephen - "November Edgar" (One St. Stephen 1975)
Set 03:
1. Music Box - "Caillavie" (Songs of Sunshine 1972)
2. Sidetrack - "Summership" (Baby 1969)
3. Concrete Rubber Band - "Christian" (Risen Savior 1974)
4. McDonald & Sherby - "Space Beam" (Catharsis 1969)
5. Major Arcana - "Dark Trip to Edge City" (Major Arcana 1976)
6. Relatively Clean Rivers - "The Persian Caravan" (Relatively Clean Rivers 1975)
Set 04:
1. COB - "Let It Be You" (Moyshe McStiff & The Tartan Lancers of the Sacred Heart 1972)
2. Window - Track 12 - Title Unknown (Window 197?)
3. Vulcan's Hammer - Track 10 - Title Unknown (True Hearts and Sound Bottoms 1973)
Outro: Dryewater - "Let Me Take You" (Southpaw 1974)
Disclaimer: I have recently been made aware that it is quite likely that Radioactive is in the habit of illegally producing these CDs without permission from the artists. More than a handful of bands whose music has been put out on the label have made this claim. It has been said that much of their product is made via "unsanctioned needle drops": i.e. illegitimately processed from clean vinyl as opposed to the master tapes. So the moral question I sit here with is: Having come to this knowledge, should I be promoting the label by playing their goods on air?
And I have decided I am too much a music whore to ignore this music (which I always win on Ebay at reduced prices), very much still want to continue to share it with others via radio, and know of no other way to afford its purchase (original vinyl copies? Oh come now!). I will therefore continue to play these CDs while supplying a disclaimer during the show as to the potential for their dubious provenance. And will stick this particular disclaimer on each playlist of shows dedicated to the Radioactive label.
Comments are welcome re: this ethical dilemma!
Background music by Magical Power Mako - Super Record 1975
All the following tracks are from Radioactive Records CD re-releases...how many are actually authorized by the artists is the big question. This is #4 in a series of programs showcasing music from this label. (The others ran in Dec 05, Jan 06, and Mar 06. See disclaimer at bottom of playlist for more info.)
Set 01:
1. Flower Travellin' Band - "Satori Part 3" (Satori 1971)
2. Magical Power Mako - "Pink Butch" (Super Record 1975)
3. Grupa 220 - "Bijeg" (Slike 1974)
4. Pandemonium - "Morning Sky" (Thoughts and Words 1968)
5. The Nova Local - "If You Only Had the Time/Yascha Knew Deli Intimately" (Nova 1 1967)
Set 02:
1. Tim Dawe - "Junkie John" (Penrod 1969)
2. Joseph - "I Ain't Fattenin' No More Frogs For Snakes" (Stoned Age Man 1970)
3. One St. Stephen - "November Edgar" (One St. Stephen 1975)
Set 03:
1. Music Box - "Caillavie" (Songs of Sunshine 1972)
2. Sidetrack - "Summership" (Baby 1969)
3. Concrete Rubber Band - "Christian" (Risen Savior 1974)
4. McDonald & Sherby - "Space Beam" (Catharsis 1969)
5. Major Arcana - "Dark Trip to Edge City" (Major Arcana 1976)
6. Relatively Clean Rivers - "The Persian Caravan" (Relatively Clean Rivers 1975)
Set 04:
1. COB - "Let It Be You" (Moyshe McStiff & The Tartan Lancers of the Sacred Heart 1972)
2. Window - Track 12 - Title Unknown (Window 197?)
3. Vulcan's Hammer - Track 10 - Title Unknown (True Hearts and Sound Bottoms 1973)
Outro: Dryewater - "Let Me Take You" (Southpaw 1974)
Disclaimer: I have recently been made aware that it is quite likely that Radioactive is in the habit of illegally producing these CDs without permission from the artists. More than a handful of bands whose music has been put out on the label have made this claim. It has been said that much of their product is made via "unsanctioned needle drops": i.e. illegitimately processed from clean vinyl as opposed to the master tapes. So the moral question I sit here with is: Having come to this knowledge, should I be promoting the label by playing their goods on air?
And I have decided I am too much a music whore to ignore this music (which I always win on Ebay at reduced prices), very much still want to continue to share it with others via radio, and know of no other way to afford its purchase (original vinyl copies? Oh come now!). I will therefore continue to play these CDs while supplying a disclaimer during the show as to the potential for their dubious provenance. And will stick this particular disclaimer on each playlist of shows dedicated to the Radioactive label.
Comments are welcome re: this ethical dilemma!
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