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Hey, happy May. It's May. No longer April. May.
There may be an experimental live video feed (with chat!) of today's show at Yahoo! Live: http://live.yahoo.com/bagelradio
It kinda depends what time I get to sleep and how crappy I look and feel during the show.
Next week are two BAGeL Radio events: on Wednesday it's The Rumble. I'll be sharing the DJ duties at this month's indie rock dance party with Richie Panic, and there will be free vodka lemon drops from 9-10. RS... MORE
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This part of life is one of rapid ups and downs, of hard questions. This is the song I feel like right now. Make a wish on a silver suna day like this can't be wastedmake a wish don't tell anyoneCool this temper with laughter Daylight comes crashing inTime is of short supplyThe wind streams throughbroken roomsUnderneath darkness liesFrom this fear there may come lightStretch me out over this divideMake a wish on a silver sunwhen it comes, it comes Make a wish on a si... MORE
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I find it to be extremely distressing that I can't find the lyrics to any of South's songs except "Paint the Silence" online. It's like they don't really exist, except for one song from The OC soundtrack. I hate that. However, I don't hate that today is my last day of work until Tuesday, and if my schedule doesn't get messed up, then my schedule for that day isn't bad at all. I also don't hate that I got my paycheck and that means I can buy season four of both Buffy... MORE
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The wacky kids from South - who have, based on the evidence of their most recent album, most certainly heard New Order before - have a new DVD coming out in October. (Not sure if it's UK-only or if it will have a broader release.) Anyway, a kind YouTuber has uploaded a track off of it for your listening/viewing pleasure.
And, while I'm at it, here's one of the band's soaring little New Order-inspired original numbers....
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So rare, 'tis, that I bother going back to a band that disappoints me with its debut. (Which is, of course, very different from discovering a band mid- or post-career and getting the old "stay away from their earliest stuff" warning, which happens now and then though not as often as it should in our SUCCEED NOW! world, where few bands get that second chance.) But I'm pretty darn happy that I randomly picked up the third album from South, Adventures in the Underground, a ... MORE
