I am really, really afraid of some citizens in our country. Please check out this Washington Post article, and please spread the word. THE DEMOCRATS NEED TO TAKE THE WHITE HOUSE. Aren't we in enough of a mess? Sigh...

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Does the Truth Matter Anymore?

This is not false naivete: I am genuinely surprised that John McCain and his campaign keep throwing out false charges and making false claims without any qualms. They keep talking about Sarah Palin’s opposition to the Bridge to Nowhere without any embarrassment over the fact that she once supported it. They keep saying that Barack Obama will raise taxes, suggesting he’d raise them on everybody, when Obama’s plan, according to the Tax Policy Institute, would cut taxes for “about 80 percent of households” while “only about 10 percent would owe more.” And as Sebastian Mallaby pointed out in his recent column, Obama would cut taxes for middle-income taxpayers “more aggressively” than McCain would.

And now comes a truly vile McCain ad accusing Obama of supporting legislation to offer "'comprehensive sex education' to kindergartners." The announcer declares: "Learning about sex before learning to read? Barack Obama. Wrong on education. Wrong for your family."
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To check out the video, and continue reading, go here. PLEASE.

Barely Makin' It Monday...

This Monday, we barely made it in and I barely was able to get things hooked up for this morning's Little Radio show, but here 'tis!

Little Radio Playlist
9.08.08

Sippin' 40oz = Gravvy Train!!!
The Blues Are Still Blue - Belle & Sebastian
Ride A White Swan - T. Rex
Look-Ka Py Py - The Meters
Soulsville - Isaac Hayes
Birthday (Christmas Mix) - Sugarcubes (with the Jesus & Mary Chain)
Publish My Love - Rogue Wave
You Love To Fail - The Magnetic Fields
Come On Over (Turn Me On) - Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan
Heaven Knows I'm Missing Him Now - Sandie Shaw
Wet & Rusting - Menomena
On the Bank - The Coolies
One Monkey Don't Stop No Show - Honey Cone
Hey Deannie - Shaun Cassidy
Blow You A Kiss in the Wind - Redd Kross
Jump In the Line - Harry Belafonte
Talk On Indolence - The Avett Brothers
This Damn Nation - Actionslacks
Slack Motherfucker - Superchunk
Kerosene - Big Black
Sticky Boom Boom - United Soul Association
My Valuable Hunting Knife - Guided By Voices
Express Yourself - Byron Lee & the Dragonaires
Carry Go Bring Come - The Selecter
Bittersweet - Hoodoo Gurus
Four Flights Up - Lloyd Cole & the Commotions
West Coast - Coconut Records
Food 'Round Here - Brad Mossman
San Diego Zoo - The 6ths
Ribbons - Four Tet
No Kinda Man - Junior Boys
Killing For Love - Jose Gonzalez
All the Night Without Love - Elvis Perkins
Morning Cigarettes - Brian Wright & the Waco Tragedies
Do It Right - The Three Tops with Phyllis Dillon


No show next week... I'll be in Denver at the Monolith Music festival! Yay!

And thanks for tuning in, as always.

No Mo Show till the 8th

Hi all~

I'm taking a little break from Little Radio... got lots of work to do, and some San Fransisco to see! I'll be back on the air on September 8th, promise.

In the meantime, I have some Christian Calypso for you. Really. It will change your life.


Jesus is my friend by "Sonseed" from Peleg Top on Vimeo.

Enjoy!

Monday Monday

The Monday Morning Mo Show. Yay!

Mondays, 10am - Noon PST (1pm EST, 7pm in Berlin and in the wee morning in Sydney!)
LittleRadio.com

The playlist! Here 'tis for 8.18.08!

Specialist - Interpol
Nowhere Girl - B Movie
For Love - Lush
Bitches In Tokyo - Stars

Lady Don't Tek No - Latyrx
Love Thyself - Macromantics
Every Little Counts - New Order
Second Chance - Liam Finn
Dear Deadly - Creeper Lagoon

Heartbeat - The Detroit Cobras
Honey Bee (Let's Fly to Mars) - Grinderman
Cherry Cherry - Neil Diamond
Los Angeles - Frank Black
99 Problems - Jay-Z

Primitive Painters - Felt
Long Time Coming - The Delays
Metal Mickey - Suede
Plasticities - Andrew Bird
Laughing - David Crosby

Alaska - The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black
Love In A Void - Siouxsie & the Banshees
Goo Goo Muck - The Cramps
Homosapien - Pete Shelley

Nasty Gal - Betty Davis
2:1 - Elastica
Don't Let your Love Grow Away From Me - Cold War Kids
Black History Month - Death From Above 1979
Sleeping During the Day - The Mint Chicks

Do Good To Each & Everyone - The Heptones

And yes, do good to everyone and I will check y'all next week!

Duuuuuude!

At 4:20 pm last Sunday, I saw "Pineapple Express."

I am not a stoner. The last time I smoked anything even remotely mind-altering, I got really silly for a moment, embarrassed the friend I was with, and then fell asleep. Afterwards, he said, "Remind me never to let you smoke weed again."

One time, when I was a freshman in college in Berkeley, I went with some folks from my dorm to see the Grateful Dead. I lived in the Bay Area - it's a rite of passage there (or, it was while Jerry was alive, anyway). We were all sitting in the nosebleeds at the Oakland Coliseum, and passing a joint around. I smoked some, and dozed off. I could hear one of my floormates, Jack, through the haze of my sleepiness: "Duuude, check out Mo. She's really getting into it!"

So yea, pot really isn't my thing.

"Pineapple Express," though, is my thing. Over the last couple of days, I've discovered that most of my friends who have seen it didn't like it, and that those who haven't seen it have only heard bad things about it. But I love it. I've seen it a couple times again already. I liked it better than "Tropic Thunder." Really, I did! I think it's ridiculous, sweet, obnoxious, and crawls under your skin hilarious. And if you're scared to see it, fine. But it made me really happy during an insanely stressful week, and my summer fun film award goes to "Pineapple Express."



Yum.

:)

Brokedown Palace

My Mac is in the shop. It SUCKS!

But, I have an old, testy PC laptop which is capable of delivering the goods some of the time, so here we are, rockin' Little Radio (dot com) on a lovely Monday morning. And here is the playlist!

Little Radio
8.11.08

The Crane Wife 3 - The Decemberists
My Wandering Days Are Over - Belle & Sebastian
Sight of You - Pale Saints
Fairytale in the Supermarket - The Raincoats
Sound of the Crowd - Human League
Specialist - Interpol
He Called Me Baby - Ella Washington
Chokin' Kind - Joe Simon
Your Cheatin' Heart - Bobby Powell
Love's Where Life Begins - Arthur Alexander
Stand By Your Man - Candi Staton
What Condition My Condition Is In - Betty Lavette
Almost Persuaded - Etta James

And that's it for this week... Sorry my computer crapped out mid show. Next week, we're back to regular programming - nothing but rad-ness!

And Now A Word From Our (Totally Hot) Sponsor...

One of my BFFs (yes, I have multiples.. kinky!) is friends with Paris Hilton. I met her once. She was nice, and wearing ridiculous shoes.

And now she does this, which makes me not feel guilty for liking "Stars Are Blind."

See more Paris Hilton videos at Funny or Die

Ah, Mr. McCain, what wrath have you brought forth?

August, the Music, and You

Jesus - it's August already.

Here's the Little Radio Playlist for 8.04.08...

Glasgow Mega-Snake - Mogwai
The Day I Turned to Glass - Honeycut
Crumbs Off the Table - Laura Lee
Cottonmouth - Sam Sparro
Wishing Well - The Airborne Toxic Event
Tropical Iceland - Fiery Furnaces
Send Me A Postcard - Shocking Blue
Motor Away - Guided By Voices
Secret Oktober - Duran Duran
Je danse donc je suis - Brigette Bardot
Put Yourself in My Place - Delroy Wilson
Audrey's Dance - Angelo Badalamenti
Running Out of Fools - Isaac Hayes
Evangeline - Edith Frost
Sunken Waltz - Calexico
Ragged Wood - Fleet Foxes
Ask Her to Dance - Coconut Records
I Will - The Beatles
Out of the Races & Onto the Tracks - The Rapture
Golden Brown - The Stranglers
Shot Gun Blues - Isobell Campbell & Mark Lanegan
From St. Kilda to King's Cross - Paul Kelly & the Messengers
Stars - Cut Copy
TKO - LeTigre
Dipped in Anger - Failure
I'm Taking the Train Home - The Twilight Sad
I Broke My Saw - Love Tractor
Until You Came Along - Golden Smog
If You Lose Your Woman - ZOO
White Composition - Darker My Love

Thanks all for tuning in - such fun today! Especially to hear from everyone all across the state, and even in Berlin! Hope we can keep on keepin' on with the groovy tunes for ya. :)

Get Down This Morning!

Hey all~

As promised, here's what we rocked on Little Radio this morning!

Little Radio Playlist
7.28.08

Bam Bam - Sister Nancy
Trip To Your Heart - Sly & the Family Stone
Heavy Makes You Happy - Staples Singers
Suddenly Strange - Bic Runga
First Love - Adele
Map To Where You Are - The Watson Twins
You Only Call Me When You're Drunk - Ed Harcourt
Here Comes Everybody - Autolux
When the Night Falls - The Eyes
I Don't Ever Want to Change - The Drones
Good Time - Crystal Castles
She's Good For Business - MSTRKRFT
Same Old Scene (Glimmers Remix) - Roxy Music
Hyperballad (LFO Disco Sync Mix) - Bjork
Get Up Get Out - The Rosebuds
Your Love Has Been So Good To Me - Ruth Copeland
Youthless - Beck
Put You To Sleep - Jeff Klein
All You Ever Wanted - The Black Keys
Satellite - TV On the Radio
Murder In the City - The Avett Brothers
Torque - Kristi Hersh
Stephen Hawking - Hello Dragon
My Mistakes Were Made For You - The Last Shadow Puppets
Heard The Stirring - Fleet Foxes
Ice Cream Love - Johnny Osbourne
I'm A Man - Spencer Davis Group
Indian Ropeman - Julie Driscoll
I'm Still In Love - The Mighty Diamonds
We Own the Sky - M83

Thanks for tuning in... do it next week too! :)

Where Did Mo Go? Part 1...

I vanished from the internets for a while... Personal stuff. Working too much. Seeing some shows. Traveling.

I thought, to get us back in the swing of things, that I would tell some tales from the last couple months, a bit at a time.

I saw Yeasayer back in April...


The story goes: Coachella asked them to pause when they got to LA, just in case there was room to put the Brooklynites on the Indio bill. You see, acts performing at Coachella have a clause in their contract that says they can't play within a certain mile radius of Los Angeles within a certain time frame. (Of course, those super sorta secret shows never count.) So Yeasayer didn't book an L.A. show.

That's the rumor anyway.

And the, it didn't happen. Scrambling for a show, they hooked up with super hipsters, No Age, for an old school all ages show at the Ukranian Cultural Center in Silverlake. A place I'd drive by just about every day and wonder about... Tickets were being sold the night of the show at the ice cream place around the corner.

Being a super geek about this band, I got in touch with them via the ever-so-handy MySpace and asked if I could do an interview. The singer, Chris, wrote me back to say they would be SO happy to do that! I was pretty pleased.

As the show got closer, I figured it was going to be a pretty loose affair as we were just going to try to meet up after the show. I did find Chris before the show, and he was sweet as can be, and SO happy to be meeting up with his girlfriend after a long tour. (That should have been red flag number 1.) I then met Jason, the band's manager and label owner for We Are Free - a collective of sorts when it comes to music, management, and etc. Jason was also a nice guy, pretty busy (as managers are) but taking time out to bring me to the rest of the band so we could say hi and chat a bit. But this wasn't interview time - they wanted to take care of that biz after the show.

The show? Fan-fuckin'-tastic. They are so impressive live. I can't honestly describe their music and do it justice. Just go to their website and download some. Really. It's like indie hippie folk world music or something. And if all those things sound like bad things to you - well, they aren't when you mix 'em all up into Yeasayer.

After the show, well, everyone was a little drunk and/or stoned. Wrangling that band would have been like herding kittens, as they say. They were finding friends, getting hugs, eating hot dogs, smoking, and - well - generally relaxing and having a good time. And who was I to disrupt that with my little MP3 recorder? Sigh... no interview this time. But one day...

The Sounds of Summer

On July 7th, I was lucky enough to get to interview Kristin Hersh for the billionth time. Actually, it may have been the 3rd or 4th, but it's a blast every time.

She graciously drove out form her secret desert locale to chat and sing some songs for us that the Little Radio studios. We talked about paranoid grandfathers out to get squirrels, the new 50 Foot Wave record, and what color her songs are... among other things. If you want to download the podcast, go here:

Kristin Hersh at Little Radio, 7/7/08

On July 9th, she played a show called "The Shady Circle" at the Hotel Cafe, which was as morose, gloomy, and straight up hilarious as Kristin's shows tend to be. I mean, where else can you hear someone describe the next song as "One about true love and then a bit of 'stab-stab'"? It was a collection of Appalachian folk songs mixed in with some appropriate KH tunes and covers, and it was worth a tear or three.

Back in February of last year, my friends over at Amoeba were kind enough to ask me to come by and interview her there as well. It was one of the worst interviews I ever did, no fault to Kristin. I was just having a mental break that day. But it all worked out, because that chick is a pro. Here it is if you feel like watching:




A HUGE thanks to Kristin for dropping by Little Radio... She is a real treasure to the music community, so check out her website and get some music, ya hear?

DUDE.

Really. I grew up with this. Loved every minute of it too. Miss it quite often. Really.



And when I get back to Encinitas, I'm gonna visit Swami's and hear some more.

And LAUGH...

(Thanks Scotty!)

Weeeeee're Back!

I know, I know... I've been totally M.I.A. That doesn't mean I'm not thinking of you! I'm gonna make up for it. Seriously. Any regular reader here knows that I've had some family stuff come up, and that means a bit of a derailment, but I'm gonna get back to you. You missed me, right?

Let's start with a little bit of Little Radio! Our annual Summer Camp fun means my Monday morning show is sporadic at best (you try setting up a studio in minutes on a hungover Monday morning!), but today we were able to squeeze in a bit of music:

LITTLE RADIO PLAYLIST
7.21.08

Watch the Sunrise - Big Star
California Stars - Billy Bragg & Wilco
Crazy on You - Heart
Technology - The Whigs
We Fucked It All Up - Machine Gun Blues
Baby Come On Home - Solomon Burke
He Doesn't Know Why - Fleet Foxes
I Hear A Symphony - The Supremes
Julie - Jens Lekman
Heart of Hearts - !!!
Travailler - TTC
Galang (Caveman remix) - M.I.A.
Creator - Santogold
Keep Me In Mind Sweetheart - Isobell Campbell & Mark Lanegan
She's Gone - Langhorne Slim
Island In the Sun - The Paragons

Enjoy - stay tuned - stay posted - I promise to have much more fun stuff for you to read/look at/listen to in the near future!

XO
Mo

The Mo & Matts Show

I never met a Matt I didn't like, which is a good thing since today I had not one, but TWO Matts appearing as special guests on my show!

We had Matt Jennings, playing his Spanish guitar stylings (flamenco, but not)... Followed by Venice's - by way of Sydney, Australia - own rockin' troubador, Matt Ellis. Both groovy and delicious. Check 'em out.

And now, the playlist:

4.21.08

Piacere Sequence - Teo Usuelli
Frozen Signal - On
A New World - DeVotchka
Beware of Darkness - George Harrison
Shivers - Boys Next Door
Ego Tripping - Nikki Giovanni
If That's Your Boyfriend (He Wasn't Last Night) - Me'shell N'Degeocello
Since We Last Spoke - RJD2
The Rest of Us Sleep - Gram Rabbit
Electric Feel - MGMT
Been So Long - Vetiver
Wait For the Summer - Yeasayer
Remember When - Liam Finn
~Matt Jennings Interview
Nobody Cares - sarabeth Tucek
Subzero Fun - Autolux
~Matt Ellis Interview
Sugar - You Am I
Do It Right - The Three Tops & Phyllis Dillon
Warwick Avenue - Duffy
Go On Back To Him - Solomon Burke
But I Ain't No More - Vera Hamilton
Kisses For the Misses - Richard Swift
Distraction #74 - The Avett Brothers
Rebels in the Roses - Everest
Swamp Thing - Chameleons

That's it for this week... tune in again next week as I've dug up some fun new stuff. Yay!

Manic Monday

The Monday Morning Mo Show continues... and if you didn't tune in, you missed a chance to win a pair of 3 day passes to Coachella. Can you believe it? (Because the only way I would go this year is for free, for sure. Maybe for free, with VIP. Oh, how I hate festivals...)

Anyway, the playlist? Of course!

4.14.08

Groovin' With Mr. G - Richard "Groove" Holmes
I Dig You - Boss Hog
Summertime Cowboy - Husky Rescue
Seasons Change - Candie payne
Imogene Threw Me Over - Actionslacks
Mrs. Rosenthal - Brian Wright & The Waco Tragedies
Seven days - The Apollas
For the Price of a Cup of Tea - Belle & Sebastian
Am I Black Enough For Ya - Billy Paul
Stax - Belles Will Ring
Standing Bird - Love Psychedelico
Lights & Music - Cut Copy
Homosapien - Pete Shelley
Beat My Guest - Adam Ant
Alaska - The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black
Welcome to Nowhere - The Mint Chicks
She's So Fine - The Easybeats
Check Me Out - Little Denice
Watch the Sun Rise - Big Star
Reloader - Everest
New England - Tanya Donnely
Do Me A Favour - Arctic Monkeys
Is It Nice - Barkmarket
Don't Sweat the Technique - Erik B. & Rakim
Deleted Scenes - Piano Magic
Some Place Else - Saint Etienne
Anti-Love Song - Betty Davis

The Monday Morning Mo Show... Mondays @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, 7pm in Berlin and 5am Sydney!

Goodbye, the Ides of March...

First April show on Little Radio, and that ain't no foolin'. And we're at 10am now! Oye, I do miss the sleeping in I used to do on Mondays, but I love that so many people are listening now. Thank you!!

Here's the playlist:

4.07.08

Near Dark - Burial
Happiness - Goldfrapp
Shadows - Honeycut
Testify - Johnny Taylor
Alphabet Aerobics - Blackalicious
The Gospel - Saturday Knights
Moonage Daydream - David Bowie
Tame - Pixies
Broken Heart Beats Sound Like Breakbeats - Los Campesinos
Hott Date - The Gossip
Git Back - Sugar Pie Desanto
Night of the Lotus Eaters - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Undone - DeVotchka
Scenic - Beirut
Gypsy's Curse - Calexico
Let Her Dance - Bobby Fuller Four
A Song About Hope - Ulrich Schnauss
Hustler - Simian Mobile Disco
Touch Me - Spank Rock
Fat Mama - Tito Puente
Dollar Bill - Screaming Trees
This Thing Nowhere - Bettie Serveert
Company Dance - Sam Champion
Pretty Girl from Chile - The Avett Brothers
Here No More - The Breeders
Rockferry - Duffy
All the Umbrellas of London - Magnetic Fields
Spiral Stairs - Elf Power
Second Chance - Liam Finn
Jack U Off - Robyn
Black Cat - Ladytron

Tune in every Monday at 10am PST... I'm gonna have some cool stuff to give away from time to time. Yay!

Little Radio & SXSW

Hey y'all~

New time for the show - Mondays from 10am till Noon PST. If you caught it, here's what you heard! (A bit of a texas influence, I have to admit...)

Little Radio Playlist
3/31/08

The Wolves (Act I & II) - Bon Iver
Wolf Like Me - TV On The Radio
Sunrise - Yeasayer
Raising the Sparks - Akron/Family
Safari - The Breeders
That Kind of Man - The Heavy
Feelin' Alright - Lulu
Warwick Avenue - Duffy
Expressway To Your Heart - Amen Corner
Uptight - Stevie Wonder
Along The Way - DeVotchka
Georgia You Were Right - Sally Jaye
Music Moves My Feet - Liam Finn
You Burn Bright - Everest
Death Prayer In Heaven's Orchard - Howlin' Rain
Poor Girl - X
Because I Do - X
Bang On - The Breeders
Konichiwa Bitches - Robyn
We're In The City - Saint Etienne
Collapsing New People - Fad Gadget
Something In My Eye - Ed Harcourt
Hole In The Middle - Emily Jane White
Seems Like Home To Me - Two Gallants
Skinny Love - Bon Iver
Go Places - The New Pornographers
The Party's Over - The Baldwin Brothers feat. Mark Lanegan
Wait For Summer - Yeasayer

Remember, it's the Monday Morning Mo Show now... Yay!

They Come in 3's...

My grandfather, my mother, and now my grandmother..

Mi abuela - Manuela Tenorio. She passed away on Easter, although the news made its way to us faraway relatives a little later than that. She was the matriarch of the clan, a brood of energetic and rowdy (in the best way) Colombians whom she ruled with discipline and food, or so I've been told.

In 1990, when these relatives first relocated to the East Coast, I was sent to stay with them for about 6 weeks. Every day, my grandfather would come collect me and take me to their house, where my grandmother would be in her "office" making massive quantities of food. We'd have a huge lunch (usually about 6 courses) and then she'd pack the rest up into containers. My grandfather would then walk to every relative's home, put their food in the fridge, and drop me off knowing that the family had dinner for the night.

I knew that after my grandfather passed, my grandmother wouldn't be far behind. Even in the depth's of his advanced Alzheimer's, he would still pass by my grandmother in her wheelchair, and say, "Bonita, bonita..." They held hands till the last minute, so I'm glad they can be together again.

Dona Manuela Ines Tenorio - que dios los bediga a todos.

Adventures in Austin

SXSW 2008... in Pictures! With some notes, of course.

Two Gallants - aka Two Furious Boys who make Furious Noise.

Bon Iver - He overcame the chaos of the street with his melancholy tunes... asking the crowd to sing loudly the "what might have been lost" part of the track "Wolves (Act I & II)," drowning out the drunken revelry down below.
Yeasayer by night - an incredible (and far too short!) set of hippie indie goodness.
Los Campesinos - The sun and heat forced these pasty Brits to reveal some skin, and at one point, the singer claimed he was going to take everyone's cameras and erase the pics of themselves so the rest of the world couldn't see their pastiness. They missed mine, obviously.
Howlin' Rain - The grooviest, possibly hairiest set of all.
Liam Finn - Cute & Little & Hot & Sweaty & Melodically Noisy.
Devotchka - Nick Urrata calmed an impatient Billy Bragg audience and swoons ensued.

Everest - LA boys done good! Completely rockin' in the free world. With abandon.Sally Jaye - backed by Brian Wright & the Waco Tragedies, a beautiful country voice in our world.
Moving Picture Show - Matt showing his guitar chops.
X - More fun in the new World. (No picture of Billy Zoom as he freaks me out a bit these days.)
Duffy - absolutely charming in a Dusty-meets-Lulu way, and a fantastic performer too.
The Heavy - out of Noid, UK... The singer jumped off the stage and freaky danced with me, probably because I'd just taken this pic and the security guy got mad at me.
Slim Cessna's Auto Club - Zombie tent revival rock and roll.
The Mint Chicks - howling their way out of New Zealand.

Yeasayer by day - Yes, I saw them twice, because they were THAT AMAZING.The Night Marchers - John Reis (RFTC) gets skinny and rock wildly with his new band.
The Breeders - Bang on, ladies.
See you next year, Austin!

Beware the Ides of...

It's March - and Little Radio is remade/remodeled... That's a Roxy music joke for those not as dorky as myself.

So the show is back, and here's what we heard:

Little Radio Playlist
3/03/08

Save It For Later - The English Beat
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away - The Beatles
Shing-A-Ling - Tito Puente
Wouldn't It Be Nice - The Beach Boys
A Natural Man - Lou Rawls
Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Diana Ross
Pretty Girl From San Diego - The Avett Brothers
Out of My Head & Back In My Bed - Loretta Lynn
He'll Have to Go - Solomon Burke
I Don't Love Anyone - Belle & Sebastian
Stupid Now - Bob Mould
Konichiwa Bitches - Robyn
Mini Skirt - Esquivel
Collapsing New People - Fad Gadget
The Talk - Erland Oye
American Hookers - Gram Rabbit
Hole In The Middle - Emily Jane White
The World I Used to Be Afraid of - Blanche
We're Going to Be Friends - White Stripes
Deanna - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Does This Mean You're Moving On? - The Airbourne Toxic Event
Winter '94 - Henry's Dress
She Shot A Hole in My Soul - Clifford Curry
Too Many People - Cold Blood
Look At Me - Terry Callier
Caledonia Rain - The High Society
Should've Been In Love - Wilco
The Party's Over - The Baldwin Bros. feat. Mark Lanegan
Words - Doves

Thanks for listening!