What's This Called? for October 25th, 2008
 

A seasonal chill of experimental fright this week on What's This Called? for Saturday, October 25th with your host Ricardo Wang from Noon to 1 PM Pacific Time (that's 10 to 11 PM in Transylvania!) on KPSU...

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Or in PDX on Creaky Old Cobweb Laden Radios...:

1450 AM in the Portland OR/Vancouver WA metro area
98.1 FM on the Portland State University campus

On Tap: Thematic tracks from Chris and Cosey, Nurse With Wound, Merzbow, Edward Ka-Spel, Legendary Pink Dots, Connect_icut, Nico, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, Steve Roach, Sonic Youth, Faust, Daniel Menche, and Black Happy Day!

 

Playlist for What's This Called? with your host Ricardo Wang for Saturday, October 25th, from Noon to 1 PM Pacific Time on KPSU.

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1450 AM in the Portland OR/Vancouver WA metro area
98.1 FM on the Portland State University campus

Artist - Song/Track - Album - Recording Label

Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - "Electric Chair" - Sidereal Rest - Scratch Records
Chris and Cosey - "Raining Tears of Blood" - The Elephant Table - Xtract
Edward Ka-Spel - "Darkness O" - Dream Logick Part Two - Beta-lactam Ring Records
Legendary Pink Dots - "Arm and a Leg" - Plutonium Blonde - ROIR
Black Happy Day - "In the Garden of Ghostflowers" - In the Garden of Ghostflowers - Silber
Steve Roach - "In the Catacombs (Again)" - Throne of Drones - Asphodel
Merzbow - "Munchen" - 1930 - Tzadik
Sonic Youth - "Inhuman" - Confusion Is Sex - SST
Connect_icut - "Lethal Cocktail" - Moss - Dehausset Records
Nico - "Lawns of Dawn" - The Marble Index - Elektra
Faust - "In the Spirit" - So Far - Universal
Nurse With Wound - "Requital for Lady Day (edit)" - Images/Zero Mix - Beta-lactam Ring Records
Daniel Menche - "Track One (edit)" - Beautiful Blood - Alien 8 Recordings

looking forward to listening to this on Monday at work mr Air, love your stuff.

Appreciated for certain. I don't really consider my radio show "my stuff" though. It's about sharing the brilliant work of other people. If I do it right, I'm just a conduit.

In an aside, I envy you that you can play something like this show at work. I wouldn't even dream of it, though I love my job. A couple of my staff, who both happen to be in their 60s and 70s have insisted on checking out my radio show despite my warnings. The former hippie was pretty shaken up by the noise and screaming, while the moderate Republican said it reminded him of the acid rock of the '60s (which he didn't like either).