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And a GOoOO00oooo0o0ooOOo00oOooOOD MORNING to you!
And You.
And You too!

We are now into the second weekend of May and . . . fuck yeah.
Things are awesome.

It's those raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens.
Although I still don't quite understand what any of that has to do with black copper kettles. That line always confuses me.

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Portland is fortunate in the respect that it is loaded not only with musical talent in general but has a fantastic blues scene as well. The artists played on Saturday's show were diverse in their styles but still embodied the same tone and feel that the blues is known for.

That's right, on this episode, I've resorted to Craig's List for a new cohost and remarkably.....not too bad! (minus the newly contracted headlice, and the fact that the cohost inappropriately touched my leg several times)
Also SPIKE from SPIKE AND MIKE'S SICK AND TWISTED ANIMATION FESTIVAL is on the show!
Plus, Greg's Travel tips for Socially Inept People and a very enlightening and creepy call from town historian, Finneus Springs.....Springs At Large.

Listen in now at: http://archive.kpsu.org/node/12593
The Nibler Show!

1 sws get dat
2 trey songs last time
3 ice cube gansta rap made me do it remixx
4 mariah carey touch my body rmx
5 e40 turf drop
6 r kelly hairbraided
7 speednot mobstas money to blow
8 double f major league
9 donell jones cool on
10 cl smooth perfect timing
top 4 new joints for may thru june 2008
1 gorillaz zoe juice box
2 outkast royal flush
3 mary j blige stay down
4 jimmy snoka hostile

Hello.

I made a mix of experimental/noise/ambient/downtempo/atmospheric-pop

I call it The Donut Hole.

I can't find the tracklisting (I made this about a month ago), but if you want info on a specific song, I will happily figure it out for you.
I know there is some Spyweirdos, EBN, Ott, Kixotek, Mogwai and Joy Wants Eternity on it.

Good for background music, sleepless nights, doing homework or if experiencing one of the Holes.

gizmonix.net/tunage/donut_hole.mp3

Enjoy!
xoxox
-A'damn

There is an album coming out sometime this year, probably end of, and it is really spot on.
The energy within and the atmosphere it welcomes is a rich amalgamation of subtlety, definition and tonic mind-scapes.

This isn't going into the review section because I am not reviewing it right now.
I just want to remind you all to stay open and accepting of the sonic rushes this spring and summer.
Some of these moments of clarity are going to come at a time you are not expecting and some of these albums are going to make you react differently than you planned.

This is good.

Tune in to hear the tragic and hilarious tale of Greg's travels to Southern California! Blood eye, biting, and religious security guards, oh my!!
Also, Vickie calls in with a woeful tale from and Rose accuses Greg of nefarious activities!
Plus a special Hollywood city salute! Just listen already!
WOOOHOOO!

The Nibler Show!

Last week, I interviewed William Fitzsimmons and Jesca Hoop, two amazing artists who are currently traveling with the Hotel Cafe Tour. Check out these interviews on the archive, well worth your time. And the music's good, too. Real good. Went to the show last night, and both of them played solid sets. They had one backup band, all incredible musicians, and each artist took turns playing 3-4 songs, with a varying lineup of backup musicians and vocalists. Most artists were on twice, and there was the occiasional song with everyone on stage, of course.

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