KFSD Wayback Machine Playlist (11-8-03)

PLAYLIST 11/08/03



DAVID BOWIE - DJ
SPARKS - I Like Girls
KLARK KENT - Away From Home
DURAN DURAN - The Reflex
EURYTHMICS - Here Comes The Rain Again
NAKED EYES - Promises  Promises
SUEDE - Metal Mickey
SEBADOH - Weird
THROWING MUSES - Bea
HUSKER DU - Something I Learned Today
BLACK FLAG - Gimme Gimme Gimme
ELVIS COSTELLO - Veronica
THE SMITHS - Rubber Ring
INFORMATION SOCIETY - Think
A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS - I Ran


EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS - What I Am
MUSICAL YOUTH - Pass The Deutchie
SPANDAU BALLET - Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressue On)
HOWARD JONES - Always Asking Questions
THOMPSON TWINS - Lay Your Hands On Me
HEAVEN 17 - (I Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang
THE VERVE PIPE - The Freshmen
SEVEN MARY THREE - Cumbersome
U2 - Two Hearts Beat As One
KIM WILDE - Chequered Love
DRAMARAMA - Scenario
OXO - Whirly Girl
MEN AT WORK - Underground
GENE LOVES JEZEBEL - Heartache

--SPARKS started out as a band known as "Halfnelson" when the first started in the early 1970's.

--KLARK KENT is the alter ego of The Police's Stewart Copeland. He made an album just before the Police broke it big. Stewart is also the brother of record mogul Miles Copeland...who help found the indie label IRS.

--SUEDE is one of the many bands to come from the new British scene back in the early 90's. Their feud with the band Blur is legendary in the UK.

--Lou Barlow of SEBADOH formed another band, Folk Implosion, in the late 90's , after Sebadoh broke up.

--HUSKER DU, out of Minneapolis, became one of the most successful punk bands in history. One of the members, Bob Mould, then branched out into another succesful band, Sugar, as well as a solo career.

--ELVIS COSTELLO's "Veronica" was co-penned with Paul McCartney

--EDIE BRICKELL hit big with 1988's "What I Am", and made even further news by marrying singer Paul Simon.

--HEAVEN 17 is a spinoff of the band The Human League.

--GENE LOVES JEZEBEL has had a tumultulous history. The group, consisting of brothers Michael and Jay Aston, have feuded to the point to where they broke up, and formed two different versions of the band, who still tour to this day.

KFSD Wayback Machine Playlist (11-1-03)

PLAYLIST  11/2/03


PAT BENATAR - Invincible
ADAM & THE ANTS - Kings Of The Wild Frontier
BOW WOW WOW - Go Wild In The Country
CULTURE CLUB - Church Of The Poisoned Mind
WALL OF VOODOO - Lost Weekend
ORCHESTRAL MANEUVERS IN THE DARK - Electricity
DEVO - S.I.B. (Swelling Itching Brain)
FOO FIGHTERS - My Hero
JULIANA HATFIELD - Universal Heartbeat
THOMAS DOLBY - She Blinded Me With Science
SQUEEZE - Pulling Mussels (From A Shell)
ALTERED IMAGES - A Day's Wait
THE CHURCH - The Unguarded Moment
BIG COUNTRY - Fields Of Fire


TALKING HEADS - Psycho Killer
BOB MARLEY - Iron Lion Zion
THE POGUES - Sreams Of Whiskey
XTC - That's Really Super, Supergirl
LIVE - Selling The Drama
L7 - Stuck Here Again
DEAD MILKMEN - Smokin' Banana Peels
R.E.M. - Superman
THE POLICE - Synchronicity II
PET SHOP BOYS - Two Divided By Zero
ALPHAVILLE - Big In Japan
PETER GABRIEL - Games Without Frontiers
FOOD FOR FEET - Why Me
GENESIS - Man On A Corner

--PAT BENETAR'S "Invincible" is the main song in the Helen Slater 80's movie "The Legend Of Billie Jean"

--"My Hero" from the FOO FIGHTERS is from their 1997 album, "The Colour And The Shape", the last featuring guitarist Pat Smear as a member of the band.

--THOMAS DOLBY'S musical nerd-love song "She Blinded Me With Science", is from his album "The Golden Age Of Wireless". Once A nerd...always a nerd.

--JULIANA HATFIELD followed up 1993's "Become What You Are" hit album with 1995 "Only Everything" featuring the song "Universal Heartbeat". The song became a hit on MTV, but the album didn't live up to expectations.

--"Pulling Mussels (From A Shell)" from SQUEEZE is another classic offering from the fabulous songwriting duo of Difford & Tillbrook.

--"Fields Of Fire" was another powerful offering from Scottish band BIG COUNTRY, who was best known for the song "In A Big Country".

--Raise a glass or down a shot of Whiskey for the Irish bastards known as THE POGUES. "Streams Of Whiskey" is one of many great songs by Shane MacGowan's band.

--LIVE'S "Selling The Drama" from the band's sophomore effort, "Throwing Copper", put the band on the map in 1994. Unfortunately for the Pennsylvania outfit, continued success hasn't come easy. Any album afterwards hasn't lived up to expectations.

--Los Angeles band L7 put the "Grr" in "Riot Grrl" music. "Stuck Here Again" is a rare slow tempo offering from the hard rock band.

--FOOD FOR FEET is the band formed by former Oingo Boingo mates John Avila and John "Vatos" Hernandez. "Why Me" is from the groups final LP, "Order".