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Snagg's Radio Show
Google WQNA to find the stream. The show is called Fear and Loathing in Springfield and it airs 6 - 9PM CST on Sunday evenings.
It may uplift the downtrodden and down trod the uplifted. Some may faint, others may experience moments of rage and in some cases hilarity.
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Permalink Reply by funesthememorious on
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Lennon - Working Class Hero
Clash - Career Opportunities
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Permalink Reply by Snagg on
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Oh, I've got a few dozen already picked out (including several of the ones you've all mentioned), plus a few new ones that I've scrounged together since last year's show. The theme shows are ALWAYS fun to do.
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Permalink Reply by Quinn on
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Listened this morning since I had company Sunday night.
Thanks for posting the broadcast, Snagg. Since I like your show, I appreciate that when I can't listen on a Sunday.
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I'm really curious, Quinn - What did you think of that ambient version of "Like A Rolling Stone" ? I try to play a fairly challenging or interesting selection of music - But I think that one was unusual, even for me.
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For me, it was...unusual? odd? totally different? Yes.
Different enough to send me to Youtube to check out a couple more tunes by him. Don't think he's gonna end up anywhere on my play list, but I do like to hear different stuff.
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Bubba, I'll admit that not everything knocked me out, but some of it worked well - Like some wacked-out combination of Brian Eno & Django Reinhart. I especially liked his version of Muddy Water's "Rollin' And Tumblin'" - Nice guitar work. The guy has chops, for sure.
The main reason I do those cover versions of entire albums is to shine a little bit of light on the width and depth, the sheer reach of the influence cast by classic albums like "Highway 61" or "Sgt. Pepper" or "Electric Ladyland". If I were as well-regarded an artist as Dylan or any of those other guys, I'd like to think that my work might have inspired at least a couple of kids out there to broaden their aesthetic horizons, whether they played it or just listened.
Also....It's one thing for any one of a million bands to knock off a cover of a random favorite song, here or there - But sorting and assembling the disparate covers into a cohesive whole is something else again. I flatter myself to think that I might have managed to make a few heads spin even a fraction as much as the original did.....
Now - If only there was a way to iron out all of those friggin' glitches on Ustream.
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WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield", set list, September 4th, 2011...
Happy Labor Day, Everybody.
"Graveyard Shift", Uncle Tupelo
"Hard Times In America", Willie Nile
"Puttin' People On The Moon", the Drive-By Truckers
"The Factory", Warren Zevon
"A Matter Of Time", Los Lobos
"Do You Want My Job ?", Little Village
"Lost My Job", Alex Chilton
"Maggie's Farm", Bob Dylan, live
"Barnaby, Hardly Working", Yo La Tengo
"Found A Job", the Talking Heads
"Doing The Work", Wayne Kramer
"Working Men Are Pissed", the Minutemen
"I Wanna Be A Boss", Stan Ridgway
"He's A Whore", Cheap Trick
"Workin' And Jerkin'", the Swingin' Neckbreakers
"Finest Worksong" (The Other Mix), R E M
"Bad Days", the Flaming Lips
"Shangri La", the Kinks
"Earn Enough For Us", XTC
"The Dirty Jobs", the Who
"The Whores Hustle And The Hustlers Whore", PJ Harvey
"Careering", Public Image Ltd
"Capital (It Fails Us Now)", the Gang of Four
"I Got A Job", Nick Lowe
"Factory Girl", the Rolling Stones
"A Day In The Life", the Beatles
Album of the Week: the Mekons, "Ancient And Modern 1911-2011"
"Who'll Be The Next In Line ?" (the Kinks), Queens Of The Stone Age
"Gimme Little Sign" (Brenton Woods), Don Dixon & marti Jones
"Laugh At Me" (Sonny Bono), Ian Hunter, live
"We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" (Version II) (the Animals), the Blue Oyster Cult, live
"That Feel" (Tom Waits), Li'l Band o' Gold
"Angel Dance" (Los Lobos), Robert Plant
"I Don't Wanna Grow Up" (Tom Waits), Hayes Carll
Theme from "Midnight Cowboy" (John Barry), Faith No More
"(Marie's The Name Of) His Latest Flame" (Elvis Presley), the Residents
"With A Girl Like You" (the Troggs), the Condo Fucks
"I Can't Control Myself" (the Troggs), the Ramones
"Don't Fear The Reverb" (sic) (the Blue Oyster Cult), the Stingrays
"Children Of The Revolution" (T Rex), Airto Lindsay & Marc Ribot
"I Feel Love" (Donna Summer), the Poster Children
"Heigh Ho" (Frank Churchill & Larry Morley), Peter Stampfel
"(Mr. President) Have Pity On The Working Man", Randy Newman
"Big Boss Man", Jimmy Reed
"I Can't Wait To Get Off Work", Tom Waits
"Plenty Tough And Union Made", the Waco brothers, live
"Career Opportunities", the Clash
"Welcome To The Working Week", Elvis Costello & the Attractions, live
"Why Do I Need A Job ?", Bobby Bare Jr.
"Inside A Fireball", Hunters & Collectors
"Factory", Bruce Springsteen & the 'E' Street bBnd
"Work Was New", the Golden Palominos
"Keep On Working", Pete Townshend
Computer went batshit towards the end...Sorry it missed the last few songs.
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An excellent sampling Snagg. This seems appropriate on Labor Day.
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WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, September 11th, 2011...
"Dancing In The Head", the Mekons
"Twisted Steel", Ian Hunter, live
"My City Of Ruins", Bruce Springsteen
"John Walker's Blues", Steve Earle
"You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory", Johnny Thunders
"This Way Through The Fire", the Mekons
"Hearts Of Stone", Los Lobos
"John Conquest, You've Got Enough Dandruff On Your Collar To Bread A Veal Cutlet", Buick MacKane
"Hefner And Disney", T-Bone Burnett
"Looked At The Sun Too Long", the dB's
"Star Witness", Neko case
"The Long Cut", Uncle Tupelo
"Who ?", the Brian Jonestown Massacre
"Bubble Trubble", Kid Congo Powers and the Pink Monkey Birds
"Power To Burn", the BellRays
"Where Are We Gonna Work (When All Trees Are Gone) ?", Jello Biafra & Mojo Nixon with the Toadlickers
"Gimme That harp Boy", Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band
"Done", Low
"Away With Words", Eleventh Dream Day
"Mistaken For Strangers", the National
"Province", TV On The Radio, live
"The Snowy Parts Of Scandinavia", Kinski
"Statue Of Liberty", Laurie Anderson, live
Album of the Week: Tinariwen, "Tassili"
"Milk Cow Blues" (Kokomo Arnold), the Pirates, live
"It's So Easy" (Buddy Holly), Chris Spedding
"Heartbeat" (Buddy Holly), the Detroit Cobras
"Busted" (Ray Charles), Wanda Jackson
"Carol" (Chuck Berry), the Flamin' Groovies
"Black Is Black" (Los Bravos), Los Straitjackets & Raul Malo
"7 + 7 Is" (Love), the Aquavelvets
"Eleanor Rigby" (the Beatles), the Handsome Family with the Rivet Gang
"Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd), Sparklehorse
"Superstar" (the Carpenters), Sonic Youth
"Wish You Were Here" (Pink Floyd), Bettye LaVette
"I'm Goin' Down" (Bruce Springsteen), Frank Black
"Hey Jude" (the Beatles), Tiny Tim & Brave Combo
"Rape Me" (Nirvana), Richard Cheese & Lounge Against The Machine
"Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)" (David Bowie), Superchunk
Did you know that "Superstar", while a hit for the Carpenters, was written by Leon Russell and Bonnie Bramlett ? Somehow, certain things make more sense now...
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WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, September 18th, 2011....
Jimi Hendrix, dec'd September 18th, 1970
"I Don't Live Today", the Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Hendrix Necro", Sonic Youth
"If Six Was Nine", the Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Killing Floor", the Jimi Hendrix Experience, live
"Little Wing" (Alternate Version), Jimi Hendrix
"Hendrix Buried In Tacoma", Shockabilly
"Red House", Jimi Hendrix, live
"Voodoo Chile", the Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Rocket Reducer #62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", the MC5, live
"Wart Hog", the Ramones
"Dangerous", the Exploding White Mice
"Fake Kinkade", the Obits
"Entertain", Sleater/Kinney
"Killer Parties", the Hold Steady
"Figure It Out", Eleventh Dream Day
"This Is A Picture", Shellac
"Fish Fry", Big Black
"Jesus Of The Moon", Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
"Green Of My Pants", the Red Krayola
"Man In The Long Black Coat" (Bob Dylan), Mark Lanegan
"The Devil At Rest", the Mekons
"M'Banjo", Taj Mahal & the Culture Musical Club of Zanzibar
"Chatma", Tinariwen
"You Win Again" (Hank Williams), Keith Richards
"Iron Man" (Black Sabbath), Giant Sand
"War Pigs" (Black Sabbath), Bonerama, live
"(I Belong To The) Beat Generation" (Rod McKuen), the Beat Farmers
"Suspicious Minds" (Elvis Presley), Dwight Yoakam
"Brown-Eyed Handsome Man" (Chuck Berry), Fontella Bass, live
"Treat Her Right" (Roy Head & the Traits), Rory Gallagher
the "Peter Gunn" theme (Henry Mancini), the Pirates, live
"Breed" (Nirvana), Steve Earle
"Memphis, Egypt" (the Mekons), the Sadies with Jon Langford, live
"Indiana Wants Me" (R. Dean Taylor), the Frampton Brothers
"I'll Be There" (The Jackson 5), Me First & the Gimmme Gimme's
"Daddy Rollin' Stone" (Otis Blackwell), Willie DeVille
"(Reach Out) I'll Be There" (The Four Tops), the David Johansen Group, live
"Angie" (the Rolling Stones), Sterephonics
"The Ocean Doesn't Want Me", Tom Waits
"Realm Of The Pirate KIngs", Wayne Kramer
"Lord Bloodbathington", Kid Congo Powers & the Pink Monkey Birds
"Pirate Love", Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers
"Antigone, You See Her", the Mekons & Kathi Acker
"A Drop Of Nelson's Blood", Jarvis Cocker
"Mutineer", Warren Zevon
"National Talk Like A Pirate Day", Lambchop
"The Pirate Song", George Harrison
"Trouble" (Elvis Presley), Fuzzbox
"Mountain Side" (the Flaming Lips), Chris Whitley & the Bastard Club
"Head Over Heels" (Tears For Fears), 3D Picnic
"Liar Liar" (the Castaways), Debbie Harry
"Alec Eiffel" (the Pixies), the Get Up Kids
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WQNA "Fear & Loathing In Springfield" set list, September 25th, 2011....HBD, Basher!
So long, R E M....
"Moral Kiosk", R E M
"Departure" (Alternate version), R E M
"Ignoreland", R E M
"Houston", R E M
"Strange", R E M
"Swan Swan H", R E M
"Country Feedback", R E M
"Crush With Eyeliner", R E M
"Forty Second Song", R E M
"Old Man Kinsey", R E M
"Second Guessing", R E M
"Leave", R E M
"Perfect Circle", R E M
"Carnival Of Sorts (Box Cars)", R E M
"Radio Free Europe" (Original Hib-Tone single version), R E M
"Your Love Is Calling My Name", The War On Drugs
"Blood Never Lies", Thurston Moore
"Flight", the Wooden Shjips
"Hot Stenographer", Kinski
"Someone's Gonna Rescue You", Neil Young
"After The Meteor Showers", Alejandro Escovedo
"The Lone Official", lambchop
"Incident At Cabazon", Stan Ridgway
"Waitin' For You", Bob Dylan
"South Wind Of Summer", the Flatlanders
Album of the Week: Wilco, "The Whole Love" (Extended version)
"Green Door" (Jim Lowe), Country Dick Montana
"Psychotic Reaction" (the Count 5), Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, live
"The Shape Of Things To Come" (Max Frost & the Troopers), the Ramones
"You're Lost Little Girl" (the Doors), Siouxsie & the Banshees
"All Along The Watchtower" (Jimi Hendrix), XTC
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" (Iron Butterfly), Albert Kuvezin & Yat Kha
"Social End Product" (the Blue Stars), the makers
"Speed Racer" (Nobuyoshi Koshibe), Matthew Sweet
"I Got A Right" (the Stooges), the Misfits
"Blockheads" (Ian Dury), Keith Allan & the Blockheads
I'll post the last part of the show in a while - We just left the Ustream recording when my relief showed up. When he hits "Stop", I'll be able to post the rest of it.
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