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I was inspired by this Wikipedia list I found of the first videos played on MTV to try and recreate the first day of MTV with YouTube. So I just made a little playlist. I stuck in some original MTV IDs and VJs spots also, but I didn't bother to try and put them in the correct order so they are talking about the videos that just played or are about to play. If you remember your MTV history, the videos played out of order the first day anyway, so this is actually more historically accurate.
Unfortunately, I could not find these videos on YouTube, if you can let me so I can add them.
"Little Suzi's on the Up" by Ph.D. "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" by Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers "Don't Let Him Go" by REO Speedwagon "Remote Control/Illegal" by The Silencers "I'm Gonna Follow You" by Pat Benatar "Is it You?" by Lee Ritenour "Tough Guys" by REO Speedwagon "Thank You for Being a Friend" by Andrew Gold "Bring It All Home" by Gerry Rafferty
*6-8pm PLASTIC MAGIC with FILTHY PHIL (60s and 70s garage and psych, acid rock, modern garage rock revival, underground blues and jazz, and other sub-quality counterculture) The result of a 20 plus year record collection/addiction and a celebration of the holy spirit of rock and roll. Podcasts
*8-10pm The Digital Earthquake with Beat Bachs A look at all genres of electronic music
*10-12am High on Words With Doug Shields (Spoken word) From classical poetry to slam, start your Saturday with the cartoon of images that can only be produced by words. Podcasts
*12-2 am Walkin' After Midnight with Hungry Chuck (Free form/eclectic/featured artists) The show that is in search of a genre. Podcasts
-=MONDAY=-
*6-8pm Wednesday Monday Night Feature Show Each week a different DJ, a different theme
*8-10pm The Drive-In Speakerbox with the Boom Operator (movie scores) Podcasts Blog
*12-2am THE TEA with Keyand Fe (Showtunes) Stay up late to listen to some great perennial favorite showtunes! Podcasts -=TUESDAY=-
*8-10pm Honest Tunes with DJ Dgold (Jambands and roots music) Improvisational, live rock, fusion, jazz, blues and bluegrass mashed up together with a concert calendar around 9pm. Podcasts
*10-12am Over Mozart's Dead Body (Classical) Each week Cox Populi will explore a dominant trend in post-war classical music, playing a selection of representative composers with historical works for context. Podcasts -=WEDNESDAY=-
*6-8pm Nature You Should Know with Mojo An infusion of music, nature sounds, and science education Podcasts
*8-10pm Wheels of Steel with DJ EJ Each week a different DJ visits the KXUA studio and throws down a mix live on the air. This is a show not to be taken lying down! Get up and dance! Podcasts
*10-12pm Late Nite Spook Line (syndicated programming) Broadcast right out of the heart of the most supernatural state in the USA, The Late Night Spook Line from Gary, Indiana has been one of the most popular paranormal call in shows in the nation since its humble start 12 years ago. Website
-=THURSDAY=-
*6-8PM The New Music Show with DEATH ROWE (KXUA new arrivals) The sound of the cutting edge of all genres Podcasts
*8-10PM The Concrete Schoolyard with DJ E-YO & Doug E. Fresh (Underground Hip-Hop) The Concrete Schoolyard; the place to be for your weekly lesson in True School Hip Hop. Dropping knowledge, beats and rhymes, from the latest and greatest in Underground Hip Hop. Podcasts -=FRIDAY=-
*6-8pm Campus Sports Crunchwith TJ Carpenter (sports show) Sophisticated sports talk for sophisticated sports fans.... err sort of. From Hogs to Hotdog eating... we discuss it all. podcasts
*8-10pm THE AFROSONIC TAXI with DJK, Doc DJ and Lady Pharanda (African/World) DJK and Doc DJ move you with popular dance music from Africa and the diaspora. From soukous to salsa, mbaqanga to mbalax, forro to fuji, highlife to hip hop- ya' gotta shake! Podcasts
*10-12pm THE HOUR OF SLACK from the Church of the Sub-Genius (syndicated programming) The Hour of Slack is the compendium of the best and newest from all SubGenius™ radio & stage shows, bands, ranters, media barrage collage artists, plus the weirdest of the indie audio underground. Podcasts
-=SATURDAY=-
*10-12am Reggae Roadblock with Brotha Moshe and DJ Hod-I (Reggae / Dancehall) Reggae from around the globe, and occasionally will feature conscious dancehall when guest DJ Hod-I comes up to the studio. Podcasts
*12-2pm The Gutter with Chrustay (punk/thrash) A variety show of various fastcore from the past and present. Podcasts Myspace
*2-4pm After the FACT (post-punk and New Wave) Highlighting the years 1977-1984 Podcasts Myspace
*6-8pm The Roadhouse with Jim Kelton (Roots, blues, country and rock 'n' roll)
*8-10pm Thunder Mountain with Freakin' Joel and The Reverend Zahn (an actual reverend) (Metal) Come climb Thunder Mountain every Saturday night to explore the highs and lows of heavy music in all varieties! Podcasts
*10-12pm Mega Oldies with Mega Mike (Old Time Radio) Come hear old time radio shows starting from about the 1930's. It ranges from The Abbot and Costello Show (who were known for their Whose on First skit and word play) to The Mercury Theatre with Orson Wells (who were known for scaring the listeners with his War of the Worlds adaptation).
KXUA is a student-run radio station located in Northwest Arkansas at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. We are a non-profit, registered student organization dedicated to serving the community with the most eclectic blend of music possible. While we read public service announcements each hour, our format is commercial free. We never play any songs that have appeared on the Billboard Top 40 charts in the last 50 years. All of our DJs are volunteers, and anyone affiliated with the university (student, faculty, or staff) can apply. During the day we have "rotation shifts", meaning DJs play several tracks each hour from a set of CDs that have just recently arrived at the studio. The rest of the time they are free to play anything they like, including requests. After 6 PM on weekdays and all weekend long we have genre shows. These shows focus on a particular area of music and are completely programed by the DJ. KXUA also sponsors a few musical events each year and we try to extend our eclecticism to these events.
Some KXUA DJs podcast their shows and post them here on this blog. They do this for the sole reason of promoting music they love. To request the removal of items from this blog, be it your music or music of an artist you represent, please email kxua@uark.edu. All requests will be dealt with promptly.
KXUA is a student-run radio station located in Northwest Arkansas at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. We are a non-profit, registered student organization dedicated to serving the community with the most eclectic blend of music possible. While we read public service announcements each hour, our format is commercial free. We never play any songs that have appeared on the Billboard Top 40 charts in the last 50 years. All of our DJs are volunteers, and anyone affiliated with the university (student, faculty, or staff) can apply. During the day we have "rotation shifts", meaning DJs play several tracks each hour from a set of CDs that have just recently arrived at the studio. The rest of the time they are free to play anything they like, including requests. After 6 PM on weekdays and all weekend long we have genre shows. These shows focus on a particular area of music and are completely programed by the DJ. KXUA also sponsors a few musical events each year and we try to extend our eclecticism to these events.
Some KXUA DJs podcast their shows and post them here on this blog. They do this for the sole reason of promoting music they love. To request the removal of items from this blog, be it your music or music of an artist you represent, please email kxua@uark.edu. All requests will be dealt with promptly.
These materials are not endorsed, approved, or provided by or on behalf of the University of Arkansas.
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