Under represented underground music from 1975 to 1999, the end of the century. What led to, and followed Songs from the Big Hair.
All the great punk from the late 70s, the Ramones, Dolls, early hip hop, and underground R&B of the mid-late70s, new wave through the 80s, and 90s, with Madchester, grunge, new jack swing, 90s techno, to the beginning of trance.
While we are officially here for the End of the Century Show, Iâm doing a Stuâs Faves #12 show â a tribute to my older brother Stuart who died in 2011 and left behind an enormous collection of music, most of it obscure and completely unknown to me. Iâve been listening and sharing it on the radio once or twice a year and I usually host during Scottâs regular Monday night show slot. Got a special guest here today â Wallace Dietz â an old friend of Stuartâs who shared his musical sensibilities and the thrill of the hunt for more music including lots of jangle pop. It was really fun having his input on Stuâs musical taste and favorites and added another layer to the music outside of my rambling anecdotal stories Iâve told about Stuart over the years. Weâll have to do another show together one day! As always, props to Scott for doing all the techie stuff and being a DJ at this station so i even have this cool opportunity. âIâm one lucky ladyâ (according to Scott) Rock on!
Pop Art Neon Fire Later On...In the Same Life Stone Garden Mexico 70 Best and Hurst Imperial Comet Hour Red Ant Leslies Yes I Am Totally Brilliant H. Lime Mighty Mighty Is There Anyone out There? The Girlie Years Vinyl Japan The Heart Throbs Slip and Slide Cleopatra Grip One Little Indian Records The Train Set Sink or Swim Never California BLETCH RECORDS The Man Upstairs Shouldn't Try Yeah Jazz This Winter Big Dipper Wet Weekend Supercluster - The Big Dipper Anthology Merge Records Dreams So Real Everywhere Girl Nocturnal Omissions Dreams So Real The Hit Parade You Didn't Love Me Then With Love From... JSH Records The Sea Urchins Pristine Christine Stardust Sarah Records Yeah Jazz Probably This Winter 30 Years Firestation Records The Railway Children Brighter Gentle Sound Ether Records The Siddeleys What Went Wrong This Time What Went Wrong This Time? Medium Cool Jagged Rocks on the Perimeter I Talk To You single self Tracey Thorn Simply Couldn't Care A Distant Shore Cherry Red Records The Railway Children A Gentle Sound Gentle Sound Ether Records The Beloved This Means War This Means War FlimFlam Prductions Salem 66 Grunezella Daze Frequency and Urgency Homestead Records Mary Lou Lord His Lamest Flame Got No Shadow Work Eyeless In Gaza Sunbursts In Sixth Sense 13th Moon Recordings Adorable A to Fade In Against Perfection Creation Records Sneaky Feelings Coming True Positively George Street WM New Zealand Happy Dead Men Silent Sigh City Classics A decade in Pop SummerSound The Ocean Blue Drifting, Falling The Ocean Blue Warner Records The Fat Lady Sings Man Scared Twist Rhino
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