Showing posts with label Orange Skies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orange Skies. Show all posts

Thursday, May 14, 2009

The Last Orange Skies


Well thats it folks, last night was the last Orange Skies I'm going to do. Luckily there are podcasts of most of the shows ive done in the past few years chock full of psychedelic stuff. Im planning on doing a show on Brazilian music starting this summer. Click here for the archives

The Last Show

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Orange Skies


Last night was an oh so special edition of Orange Skies. I lived up to my promise, and managed to play four songs within the two hours span. If you can make it past the first song by Univers Zero, then kudos to you

4-29-09

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Orange Skies

Last nights show was an extra special tribute to Captain Beefheart. I somehow managed to leave out songs from Lick My Decals, but played a whole slew of songs from Strictly Personal, Mirror Man, Clear Spot, and Spotlight Kid. If you haven't heard anything of Beefheart and the Magic Band past Trout Mask Replica, then you should give this a listen. Well, really you should download this show either way. It's a good one all around.

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Orange Skies


This weeks show was cut a little short, but still crammed full of great music including a short adventure into some late 70's pop weirdness by R Stevie Moore, the Shoes, and Sparks, as well as a track by The Red Krayola, who's fearless leader, Mayo Thompson, is picture above.

4-9-09

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

The Kicker Knot - Giacomo



New music video from FOLK FREAK THE KICKER KNOT!

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Orange Skies


This week on Orange Skies, in honor of the year 2009 I decided a little a change was necessary so I expanded the format of my show to include more Progressive rock as well as just general avant garde and experimental music from the 60s and 70s. Of course it will still be heavy, and the songs will still be strange and long. Enjoy

1-14-09

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Best of KXUA all this week and next!



Kind of late to post this I guess, but this week, next week (and last week) we will have (and have had) mostly the best of KXUA playing in lieu of random automationness. By that I mean old recordings of great KXUA shows. (So that's why the Drive in Speakerbox was playing at 8:00AM this morning!) So the good part is that we don't have to listen to randomness for days and days, we get hand picked music from KXUAs most dedicated DJs. The bad news is that we get a lot of confusing out dated PSAs, concert calendars, and references to what time it is that are totally off. THIS CAN BE WEIRD! But, the keen listener should be able to pick up on the fact that it's a recording. KXUA will continue to play best of shows until DJs start coming back possibly sometime next week. DJs that are still in town are still doing there shows at their regular times.

ALSO, we now have an answering machine in the studio on the request line. So, if no one is in the studio give it a call and leave us a message. Good messages will be used on the air!

Monday, November 10, 2008

Another Youtube Video of MUSIC!






Some of you may be wondering about Gardner's Late Nite. "Where is my favorite DJ Gardner and zany co-host MC Man-Dog?! Well, the late night spot was cutting into my college grades. I know it is one of those excuses that everyone hates to hear. BUT... Never FEAR! I will return by the new year. Scouts Honor!

I have some recordings to tide you over until then. Just click on the links to download the tracks. All these tracks were produced by DJ Wolfenstein 3D.

DUDE
Come On In It
Human Skulls 2
Late Night Fish Catch
Pirates and Commercials

I hope you all enjoy these strange recordings. And I will be back on the radio before you know it. I love you all! Thanks for all the support!


Friday, June 27, 2008

ORANGE SKIES



Had a great show the other night. Brains were melted with the 13 minute epic opener from Amon Duul II's second album Yeti, and more good stuff. Keep listening Wednesday's 10-12am, as I am constantly finding new good stuff to play on my show!





Now I'd like to take a minute to highlight one of the best American bands from the 60's, and that is the Lovin Spoonful. Often time they get overlooked because we've all heard the hits than we would have liked to (Do you beleive in Magic, Summer in the City etc). Hopefully you will be convinced by watching the videos below as i, that the Lovin Spoonful are one of the best American bands of the 60's. There are some great camera pans on the cute girls in the front row, swooning over John Sebastian's sweet auto harp playing as well as very righteous guitar solos, and drumming. Enjoy

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Delicious Fayetteville Film Art


Music: Social System
Star: DJ Wolfenstein 3D
D.P.: Stephen Stewart
Extras: Zach H. &
Gardner

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

HAPPY CHRISTMAS

We just want to say "Happy Christmas" to all of our listeners.