[-] stug 2 points 1 year ago

I often forget too. There are users who have Cron jobs to open streams at the right time. Remember that the archives exist at http://archives.anonradio.net. They exist as life gets in the way and why miss out due to some rubbish meeting which should have been an email.

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submitted 1 year ago by stug to c/anonradio

Today's meta data:

000010:Welcome to FLUX 000030:David Bowie - What In The World 000230:Background music - Hunters, Golden Ear-rings 000330:Frijid Pink - House Of The Rising Sun 000805:Divinyls - I Touch Myself (thanks to Zoerhoff) 001140:Obongjayar - Just Cool 001520:Spiritual Cramp - Phone Lines Down 001720:Todd Rundgren - Lockjaw 002110:Golden Mammoth - Malicious Judicious 002510:Son Of A Bach - Jauchzet, Frohlocket! 002945:Behroze Chaterjee, Raam Laxman - Sweet Seventeen 003435:Derrick Cross - Never Too Much 004005:Tucker Zimmerman - Bird Lives 004350:Françoise Hardy - Oh Oh Cheri - Bande à part 004610:The Bed Band - You Are Fine 004840:Kaleidoscope - Banjo 005210:Kerala Dust - Violet Drive 005715:Throwing Muses - Not Too Soon 005930:Thanks very much for listening all you lovely people 005940:Next is the always great Language Soup with Handyc

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submitted 1 year ago by stug to c/anonradio

Today's meta text.

000010:Welcome to FLUX 000030:The Comet Is Coming - Summon The Fire 000405:Background music - NEU!, Neuschnee 000600:Jefferson Starship - Have You Seen The Saucers (11/8/1975, Winterland) 000745:Did you want a long jam version of this song? Well tough, you got it. 000855:YES! BASS SOLO! 001115:Still going on... Longest bass solo ever? 001500:So ridiculous I had to share. 001710:FINALLY! 001900:Pet Shop Boys - Monkey Business 002300:I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME - Do It All The Time 002630:Kiki Rockwell - Burn Your Village (Same Old Energy pt.II) 003115:Lord Creator - Big Bamboo 003350:Sam Cooke - Lovable 003600:Charlotte Gainsbourg - Deadly Valentine 004215:TWEN - HaHaHome 004605:Flamingods - Nizwa 005000:The Who - Dogs 005415:Revolting Cocks - Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? 005930:Thanks very much for listening all you lovely people 005940:Next is the always great Language Soup with Handyc

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submitted 1 year ago by stug to c/anonradio

Today's show in the archive and the meta data:

000010:Welcome to FLUX 000030:Los Bitchos - Tequila 000155:Background music - James Booker, Gonzo 000250:Los Bitchos - The Link Is About To Die 000630:Necry Talkie - You Should Head North 001010:Ellie Dixon - Big Lizard Energy 001250:Songhoy Blues - Badji 001645:Bleached Heat - Nausea 002035:Tubeway Army - Jo The Waiter 002315:ADG7 - The Dance Of Lions 003045:ADG7 - Yeong Jeong Geo Ri 003240:Mokoomba - Nzara Hapana 003950:Pharis and Jason Romero - Lost Lula 004210:Orange Juice - Falling And Laughing 004605:The Fall - Spoilt Victorian Child 005010:The Beths - Future Me Hates Me 005510:Sparks - Balls 005930:Thanks very much for listening all you lovely people 005940:Next is the always great Language Soup with Handyc

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submitted 1 year ago by stug to c/pinkfloyd

A rather good recording of a lengthy rendition of Intersteller Overdrive. From the video description:

For five days in October 1969, , Belgium, played host to the Actuel Festival, an open-air music fest. Acts included Pink Floyd, Yes, Ten Years After, the Pretty Things, Keith Relf's Renaissance, Captain Beefheart and a horde of bands you've probably never heard of.

Bringing a bonus layer of weird to the event was its master of ceremonies, the one and only Frank Zappa.

"That was after the Mothers [of Invention] had broken up, and y'know, I had time on my hands," Zappa said several years later. "These people contacted me. They offered me $10,000 to be an emcee at a festival, all expenses paid, and go over there, and, y'know, whatever I wanted to do, and I said, 'Fine.' So, I get there, and they neglected to tell me that nobody spoke English."

Zappa and Pink Floyd performed "Interstellar Overdrive" (an instrumental from Pink Floyd's debut album The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1969 ) together during the Actuel Festival (1969) in Amougies, Belgium. However, when interviewed about the matter in They're Doing the Interview of the Century, Part 2, Zappa denied this or simply couldn't remember it. For decades fans weren't sure whether Zappa's jam with Pink Floyd was an urban legend or not? Photos and audio recordings eventually turned up, but it took until 2015 before video footage (and undeniable proof) of this legendary jam finally surfaced.

A bootleg recording of this concert exists: Pink Floyd Meets Frank Zappa.

"Frank Zappa is really one of those rare musicians that can play with us. The little he did in Amougies was terribly correct. But he’s the exception. Our music and the way we behave on stage, makes it very hard to improvise with us." - Pink Floyd member Nick Mason, 1973.

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