Okay, so these artists are really totally unrelated except that both of them make electronic music. It's as different as Rock and Roll and Jazz. If you don't like one, please still try the other. I am sure most of you would prefer SUN P.R.OJ.E.C.T.

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Real Name: Paul Nineham
Profile: Considered to be one of the best Happy Hardcore producers around, his label Next Generation with Dean 'Ham' Hamilton is one of the most respected in its genre. I used to love this guy when I was a kid. I would travel up to Toronto everytime to hear him play at Hullabaloo These Brisk recording are slightly low quality sound because they were dubbed from a live tape of an event I was at. They gave us a tape because we were dancing so hard and smiled a lot.

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I saw them at a summer goa festival in Germany in 1996. I am sure their music is copyrighted but I am risking it in order to share it with you guys. If you like them visit there site at this or buy their CDs form Amazon.

I appologize for the lack of interesting programming the last couple days on the radio.

Today I am playing Car vs Driver for the whole day. Most of the songs are of the album Deja Greatful. They remind of Tugboat Annie with a little more energy. I believe you could classify it as emo but with more rock.

Here is a description of the Deja Gratewful Album from the web:

1st LP, a true fucking melodic emo rock blast and classic stuff - it rules!

I first heard about them when I lived in South Carolina back in 1996. My roomate Lauren was from Viginia and she had the album Deja Greatful. I believe they are form somewhere in the South but I am not sure.

One time back in 1997 I went to a Vegan Dinner in the Univeristy Heights area and they were playing a Car vs Driver album but since then I have never heard them outside of my minimal collection which I aquired on Napster in 2000.

Their album names are Lunchbox, Deja Grateful, and Out of a Silent Sky. I found that you can purchase Deja Grateful (album) here at this British store for 22 pounds. They never released CDs as far qas I can tell.

There is so little information. Here is a link I found on the web to one of their songs.
and some information

I added shawn's song to the radio archive found at the bottom on the radio journal's link list.

Today we are playing bootleg REM from bootleg tape cassettes. These are not just liev songs found on other albums, they are live songs that exist nowhere else. Some are compilations with bands such as The Golden Palominos, Natalie Merchant, and Billy Bragg.



Somewhere, I also have a dub of a vinyl Album named Georgia Peaches that a friend picked up in Georgia in the 80s but I have not converted it yet.

Bea Arthur

Tall, deep-voiced American actress Beatrice Arthur, born Beatrice Frankel, is best known for her television work on the long-running series Maude and The Golden Girls, but she also occasionally appeared in films. Her most famous film is 1973's Mame in which she played Vera Charles, the role she originated on Broadway.

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