Thats way to complicated

Muddy Waters: Mannish Boy
Jimmie Rodgers: In the jailhouse now
Elvis Presley: Baby let's play house
Eddie Cochran: Summertime Blues
Canned Heat: Reefer Blues
Doors: Backdoor man
Led Zeppelin: Stairway to heaven
Iron Maiden: Remember Tomorrow
Misfits: Helena
Dead Kennedy's: Holiday in Cambodja
Ramones: Beat on the brat
Nirvana: Negative Creep

Guess this will be an hour, very close though.

Very different styles too, don't know if the listeners would like it...

I'd like it.

Well it IS your thread, so that's good!
Does that mean I get another hour next week?

I'd bang a gong, play some water glass music, and go

Dudes this is the WALRUS, puffin a reefer and feelin oh so fly...its time to take you cool cats on a magic carpet ride straight into shroomland baby...so throw those panties overboard and enjoy...

Kula Shaker - Govinda
Simian - La Breeze
Catatonia - Dead From The Waist Down
Pulp - Common People
Peter Sellers/ Sophia Loren - Goodness Gracious Me
Donovan - Wear Your Love Like Heaven
Beta Band - Squares
The Kinks - Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
Herman's Hermits - Listen People
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Ha Ha High Babe
Jimi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Electric Soft Parade - There's A Silence
Whirlwind Heat - Orange
Cato Salsa Experience - So, The Circus Is Back In Town
The Mooney Suzuki - Oh Sweet Susanna
Junior Senior - Shake Your Coconuts
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
The Beatles - I Am The Walrus

Well HEY, I do it every day! (I work at CFM 99.7, local radio is the best!).

well, bein in Canada id havta adhere to the CRTC laws- but iwould gladly as theres a lota great Canadian music out there that never gets the play. if it did we'd hav another Seattle or New York on our hands up here in Toronto- im not kidding.

in alphabetical [not tracklist] order and juste takin radio singles:

Ryan Adams - So Alive
British Sea Power - Remember Me
Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye
The Constantines - Nighttime/Anytime*
The Dears - Lost In The Plot*
Maybrick - Lazy*
Metric - Combat Baby*
Morrissey - Irish Blood, English Heart
Oasis - The Hindu Times
Placebo - The Bitter End
Tegan And Sara - Living Room*

*Canadian

I'd play all the great music of the past 40 years that the radio has ignored. Everything from HP Lovecraft to Slayer.

Everybody gets as many hours as they wish, as long as they don't do back-to-back hours. I'm planning to put up another one right now....

So welcome back folks. Reverend Rock's Eclectic Music Hour is back on the air, whether by popular demand or not! Tonight we're gonna explore vintage jazz, great pop songs, a touch of world beat, some great 60s rock, and who knows what else! Fasten your headphones, fellow travelers, we're OFF...

*"What I'd Say" by Ray Charles
*"Take The 'A' Train" by Duke Ellington
*It Ain't Over Til It's Over" by Lenny Kravitz
*"Cast Your Fate To The Wind" by Vince Guaraldi
*"Roxanne" by the Police
*"Desafinado" by Ella Fitzgerald
*"The River Of Dreams" by Billy Joel
*"The Word" by the Beatles
*"Souareba" by Salif Keita
*"Onward" by Yes
*"The Whole Of The Moon" by Jennifer Warnes
*"In Your Eyes" by Peter Gabriel
*"Let's Go Away For Awhile" by the Beach Boys (or Brian Wilson and some slick L.A. session players, more likely!)
*"Today" by the New Christy Minstrels
*"Basin Street Blues" by Louis Armstrong
*"Sweet Jane" by Velvet Underground
*"Walkin' My Baby Back Home" by Nat King Cole
*"Love Her Madly" by the Doors

Alright there, cats and kittens, that's the show for tonight! Hope you had a great trip!

In college (91-95) I used to want to spin for the campus radio station, but I never got around to it. At the time, Ministry was my favorite band, and I told myself that if I ever got the chance to DJ, "Just One Fix" would be the first song that I play. So that's where this collection starts.

I tried very hard to have the beat and vibe flow from one song to the next, even if the genres are completely different. It starts off aggressive as hell, then gets psychotic and weird, depressed, fed up, slightly hopeful, wistful, defiant, pontific and then it lifts up at the end, climaxing with "New Life". I like the flow.

1. Ministry "Just One Fix" (5:11)
2. Babes In Toyland "Dust Cake Boy" (3:31)
3. Sonic Youth "Inhuman" (4:02)
4. Chrome "March of the Chrome Police" (3:38)
5. Suicide "Ghost Rider" (2:34)
6. Joy Division "Isolation" (2:53)
7. Public Image Ltd. "Theme" (9:11)
8. Front 242 "Operating Tracks" (3:52)
9. A Flock of Seagulls "Modern Love is Automatic" (3:49)
10. Go-Go's "This Town" (3:20)
11. Soft Cell "Memorabilia" (4:48)
12. Tubeway Army "Are 'Friends' Electric?" (5:24)
13. New Order "Ultraviolence" (4:51)
14. Depeche Mode "New Life" (3:45)