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Monday, February 29, 2016

Flatbasset Radio: Episode #74


See, I know my destination, but I'm just not there...


Well hello again, podcast fans! Welcome to Flatbasset Radio: Episode #74!

Happy Leap Day, everybody! In honor of this rare, yet scheduled phenomena I figured I should get my shit together and make the most of this bonus day by sitting on my ass recording a new show. Mission: Accomplished.

In this week's episode I celebrate some anniversaries, play some new local music, check in on some old Bay Area friends, lament the lack of respect for Owatonna's greatest songwriter, the sadness running through a classic beat album, revisit a single that was supposed to break one of America's great punk bands, struggle with my accents, fawn over my favorite rapper, and get unreasonably excited about my first trip to see The Boss live! All that plus the Cover Of The Week & Flatbasset Flatclassic!

As always, Flatbasset Radio is completely free. I've finally set up a decent downloading site, so if you'd like to download Flatbasset Radio: Episode #74 (with all the appropriate iTunes tagging), just click here.

If you don't have the time or desire to download the show, just click the Mixcloud player below and you're good to go.







01. Tiny Deaths - Away





02. Edison - The Modem's Offset Overture

 



03. Har Mar Superstar - Youth Without Love





04. J Dilla - Don't Cry



05. Stars - Street Lights




06. Cibo Matto - White Pepper Ice Cream




07. Belle & Sebastian - Song For Sunshine



08. Bad Religion - A Walk




09. Aesop Rock - Rings




10. Big Cats - What If It Doesn't Get Better? (w/Lydia Liza)



11. Bruce Springsteen - The River











There you have it, folks! Enjoy!




For more TCDroogsma be sure to give him a follow on Twitter (@TCDroogsma).  Previous episodes of Flatbasset Radio are archived on his Mixcloud page.  Stop by Flatbasset Radio's Facebook Page & give it a "Like" if you have the time.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Newest Industry Presents: Flatbasset Radio - Episode #12


(THIS POST ORIGINALLY APPEARS ON THE TWIN CITIES BLOG NEWEST INDUSTRY)

A special holiday only for me...


Hello again, music fans! Welcome to Episode #12 of our Flatbasset Radio podcast!

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the podcast, here's the scoop. Each week TCDroogsma participates in our Songs Of The Week column in which he reviews The Current's Song Of The Day tracks. Since he's usually pretty negative we ask him to record a podcast each week to show us that he does indeed enjoy music and is worthy of the position we've given him here at the blog. The podcast is always free to listen to here on the blog and free to download for on-the-go listening.

This week TCDroogsma discusses which Radiohead album hold up the best, explains the benefit of being a Minnesotan who lived in New York, laments a dead Minneapolis band, celebrates an underrated British band, gets very skeptical about Killa Cam's upcoming concert, tells us what makes Bob Stinson's ghost happy, revisits a mid-90's classic, and keeps the flame of optimism burning for Morrissey.



Flatbasset Radio – Episode #12
  1. Beastie Boys – Super Disco Breakin'
  2. H20 – Everready
  3. Child Actor – Want It All
  4. Radiohead – Where I End And You Begin
  5. The Verve – I See Houses
  6. Cam'ron (w/Kanye West) – Down & Out
  7. Nallo – Different
  8. Mel Gibson & The Pants – Reagan's Dead
  9. Butthole Surfers – Pepper
  10. Morrissey – I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday
  11. J Dilla – Two Can Win
  12. The Vandals – Happy Birthday To Me
  13. Aimee Mann – 31 Today 




For more TCDroogsma, be sure to give him a follow on Twitter (@TCDroogsma) or over on his personal blog Flatbasset.


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