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        Tuesday, September 28, 2004
 
 Sonic You
 You know it's going to be a good show when the funky falsetto beat of "Stayin' Alive" is coming through the autofeed as you arrive in the basement broadcast studio.   Then you find out that only one CD deck is working.   Need more be said?   
posted by boyhowdy |
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 Here's tonight's funky stuff, awkwardly played & with plenty of stupidrandom chatter in between each song to fill the sound of me changing the damn CD over.   How embarassing -- good thing I forgot to tape the show.
 
 Tributary 9/27/04
 
 Bob Dorough -- Too Much Coffee Man
 Barenaked Ladies -- Alternative Girlfriend
 De La Soul -- The Magic Number
 Willie Nelson w/ Los Lonely Boys -- Cisco Kid
 The Bats -- Daddy's Highway
 Kasey Chambers -- Not Pretty Enough
 
 Jazz Is Dead -- Scarlet Begonias
 Alison Brown -- Mambo Banjo
 Jack Johnson w/ DJ Logic -- Rodeo Clowns
 Galactic -- Tiger Roll
 Lizzie West -- Sometime
 
 Oysterband w/ Chumbawumba -- This Is The Voice
 The Waifs -- London Still
 Nenes -- No Woman, No Cry
 Richard Thompson -- Kiss
 Medeski Martin & Wood -- Reflector
 
 Lonnie Mack -- From Me To You
 NMH Chorus -- Jerusalem
 Lucy Kaplansky -- I Had Something
 some random pianist -- 'S Wonderful
 Patty Griffin -- Long Ride Home
 Dixie Chicks -- Truth No. 2
 Eva Cassidy -- American Tune
 
 You've been listening to Tributary, your ten to midnight show here on WNMH 91.5 FM.   Damn it.
   
 
			Comments:
			
			
				 
				U ever plan on taking requests from da blog?
				 
				 
				Of course, man.  In fact, I've already done so -- someone asked about Lizzie West last week, which is why I played her this week!
				 # posted by  boyhowdy : 9:42 AM, September 28, 2004 
				 
				I've heard the new Kasey Chambers album doesn't hold a candle to "Barricades and Brickwalls".  Any comments? Anne http://muddyblog.typepad.com
				 # posted by   : 10:29 AM, September 28, 2004 
				 
				I'd like to make a request from the new CD "SMiLE" by Brian Wilson.  I'll leave the song choice up to you...all the songs are good from it.  Listening to it (again) right now.  Just really beautiful...
				 
				 
				hey you played lizzie west! she has a new site where you can download for free her new song...you should check it out! http://www.19milestobaghdad.com
				 # posted by   : 4:37 PM, September 28, 2004 
				 
				Anne:  I've heard the new Kasey Chambers album doesn't hold a candle to "Barricades and Brickwalls". Any comments? Sure. I'm totally broke and haven't bought much in the way of CDs for a long while (though I finally broke down last week and am now waiting for the most recent Jim White album from Amazon).   The one KC cut that seems to be hitting the local radio station 'round here  seems catchy, but a bit thinner/shallower than previous works.  I'd hate to make the call based on the single, though. That said, it's hard to imagine any album topping "Barricades."   Incidentally, since I won't be buying SMiLE either, I'm not able to take Shaw's request either.  But I did hear some cuts behind an NPR story about the making-of-the last week, and enjoyed them muchly.   Thanks to all for continuing to broaden my musical horizons!   Now lets check out that Lizzie West link...
				 # posted by  boyhowdy : 8:33 AM, September 29, 2004 
				 
				I'll try to burn you a copy...I think it's somethin' you'd dig, and it's somethin' that I think many people should hear.  I *think* I know your address (I sent you a copy of the "last" (?) issue of the Voice a few days ago).
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	| Subject: HIGH TECHNIQUE ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES---COMPUTERIZE GAS KITCHEN Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 08:53:27 +0000 (UTC)
 From: "MRS WANG"
 Organization: FUJIAN HUALI TECHNOLOGY CREATING CO,LTD
 
 Do you like to comprehend a computer housemaid ? Do you like to own a blue soldier ? Today , SHIELD gives you the answer .
 
 SHIELD is a computerize gas kitchen which is controlled automatically and intelligently. It is a world wide invention , is a new generation of the gas kitchen..
 
 What is the benefits that SHIELD brings to us ? Firstly , it will relieve you out of the kitchen ,you shouldn't be in when you cook the food .Second ,it solved the problem that the food would be burned ,the soup be out and the gas be leaked .And it will make your family safer and healthier.
 
 Do you want to understand much more merits about SHIELD? Please see the followings:
 
 1. amounts and the kinds of food (boiling water, porridge, rice , soup ,fish ,meat ,medicine), SHIELD will regulate the temperature and time to cook automatically ,and the soap won't be out ,the food won't be burned .It will turn off the electric and gas source by itself ,and tell you by springing out the music .
 
 2. when needing and you can set five times to light fire .
 
 3. ,it will send out a big fire ,and when the temperature reached 100 ,it would change the flame .If the temperature is below 100 ,it will turn to be a big fire ,and keep the flame blue .The containing of CO is less than 0.04% of total .(standard :less than 0.05%) . And then it reduced the pollute .
 
 4. B"CAutomatically limit the time of offering gas :It is 30 minutes that offering the gas. When cooking ,it won't be out whenever it is blew or watered .Because when the fire is out , it will light automatically. When the gas leaked ,the density reached up a level or the temperature of the platform is over 80 ,SHIELD will warn you and turn off the electric and gas source .
 
 5. need ,it can set the temperature and heat the food by itself .
 
 6. according to the container .
 
 7. 70.51%(standard :higher than 55%).Comparing to the common gas kitchen ,it can save more than 40%source of total .
 
 8. natural gas and marsh gas to cook , also can use many kinds of pans, such as iron pan ,aluminum pan and high pressured pan. SHIELD computerize gas kitchen is a housemaid , is a soldier .Is there anything more important than the safety and health of your family ?
 
 Let us share more happy in our lives .Not to bore for the burned food, not to be sad for no time for cooking .For you love your family ,please begin with SHIELD .Possessing SHIELD is possessing love .
 
 -Spam E-mail for a Home Appliance "published" at We Made Out In A Tree And This Old Guy Sat And Watched Us, 
submitted by Jeremy Sacco
 
 
 
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