Showing posts with label BB Gabor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BB Gabor. Show all posts

Saturday, June 28, 2008

Featured Artists

Here's a few tracks from this week's shows - all are Canadian content in keeping with the Canada Day weekend theme!

First a band that included Kurt Swinghammer - who can now be found at this blog

Vital Sines - Big Dark Dreams

Vital Sines - Fear Of The Cold

David also played BB Gabor, who is featured in this post by Miss Parker on her great blog.

BB Gabor - BB Gabor

BB Gabor - Girls of the Future

The last mp3 file for today is Cottage Industry's Things Go Up, which I just managed to ID fairly recently



Cottage Industry - Things Go Up

Lastly, here's a couple videos along the theme of the "O Canada" song that David played near the end of Friday's show!



Sunday, April 27, 2008

Featured Artists

Here are a couple tracks from the last couple playlists.

First is a great Can Con track: Girls Of The Future by BB Gabor:

BB Gabor - Girls of the Future

BB Gabor - Girls of the Future

Next is Mister Memory by The Comsat Angels, from their Land album.

The Comsat Angels - Land

The Comsat Angels - Mister Memory

For some more from the Comsats, I suggest going over to the following blog, that so kinldy posted their Chasing Shadows album!

Rave and Roll

Friday, April 4, 2008

Featured Artists

Here's some tracks featured in the two January playlists I posted recently:

A House - Endless Art

A House - Endless Art

BB Gabor - BB Gabor

BB Gabor - Moscow Drug Club

The Sisterhood - Giving Ground (RSV) / Giving Ground (AV)

This is a little known track that's one of my favourites and is essentially a Sisters of Mercy track. At some point between their First & Last & Always and Floodland albums Andrew Eldritch and the rest of the band parted company. This was released to stop the rest of the band (that eventually became the Mission) from using the Sisterhood name.

The Sisterhood - Giving Ground

Elton Motello - Jet Boy Jet Girl / Apocalipstic

I was surprised to see that a version of this track is actually available on iTunes, but not the extended 'Club' version that I'm posting here. Does anyone know if there's a link between this track and the very similar sounding (musically, but not lyrically!) track by Plastic Bertrand - Ca Plane Pour Moi?

Elton Motello - Jet Boy Jet Girl

Fischer-Z - So Long / Hiding

Fischer-Z - So Long