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Leaving no musical stone unturned - everything
from 50's rockabilly thru 60's ska and psych, 70's punk and reggae, 80's hiphop, indie and US hardcore,
90's DnB and electronica and 00's dubstep and acid folk.
The daily show thrives on new releases but also brings you vital stuff from ages past.
Every good record
from every genre!
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09-feb-10 the daily show
The daily show kicks off with a clutch of '60s blasters before spinning crunkstep, classic soul, electro, techno and proto-metal from Blue Daisy, Gil Scott-Heron, The XX, Martyn and Sir Lord Baltimore. |
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*website
of the
week
www.myspace.com/drumbojohnfrench
Check out John French's myspace site - with some info on his new book on Beefheart - Through the Eyes of Magic..
*diary
I seem to only read music books at the moment. In the past year I must have consumed at least a couple of dozen including the amazing 800+ page John French book on Beefheart, 'Through the Eyes of Magic'. Other books I really enjoyed include the John Kruth biography of Townes Van Zandt, 'To Live's To Fly' and the story of Sam Phillips and Sun records by Kevin and Tanya Crouch, 'Sun King'. Sam Phillips was a pretty amazing person - he only wanted to record the raw and undiluted blues and rockabilly artists from the Memphis area. He wasn't interested in smooth or commercial music. He wanted it untamed - if it had a few mistakes in it, he didn't care. A man after my own heart. Again on a Beefheart tip - the Bill Harkleroad book Lunar Notes - although superceded in many ways by the John French tome - is still well worth reading.
*quote
of the week
"a squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag is fast and bulbous - got me? "
*Mike Bradshaw's playlist
1. Nochexx ft Sensational - Smashing Your System (Werk)
2. Gil Scott-Heron - I'm New Here (XL)
3. J-Treole - The Loot (Sully remix) (Keysound)
4. Stephen Fall - Mysteries Of the Accoy World (myspace.com/stephenfall)
5. Fucked Up - Couple Tracks (XL)
6. Drowned UFO - Mr Gickity (myspace.com/drownedufo)
7. Bullion - Say Goodbye to What (One-Handed)
8. Polar Bear - Peepers (Leaf)
9. Bjorn Svin - Browen (Rump)
10. various - Sin-Sa-Tion vol. 2 (Les Disques Mondiales
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dj profile |
 mike
bradshaw
began specialist
music broadcasting in 1985 and is still looking for a proper job.
In his time he's dug through most genres of music in a desperate attempt to find credibility and acceptance.
Over the years Mike has interviewed Sonic Youth, Napalm Death,
The Stone Roses, Townes Van Zandt, Nico, The Pixies,
Henry Rollins and The Happy Mondays amongst thousands
of others.
Apart from music, Mike likes to relax by looking out of the window of his sea-front flat, contemplating eternity.
email: mike@totallyradio.com
 claire
kember
specialising in self-produced
programmes, playing all manner of leftfield music with interviews
and guests aplenty! Claire presented
the daily show on totallyradio for almost 5 years, building
a loyal following.
With a background at
Xfm and the weekly review show "Testing
Testing with Claire Kember" on national SBN, Claire's
been championing new and exciting music since 1996.
Highlights would have to be Colin Newman giving his
version of Wire's history, Sepultura falling in love
with St Germain's latest, The Stone Roses clapping the
interview, cornering Noel Gallagher for a few words
and acoustic sessions from David Gedge of the Wedding
Present/Cinerama.
Check out: www.clairekember.co.uk
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