I intend to update this on the regular.  Feel free to message me with your own absurd examples and I'll put you on the list!:

"Hey, no actually this is a good song"

"I don't mean to be condescending, but can you play something from this century?"

"Can you play some Circle Jerks?" (as the Circle Jerks are playing) *courtesy of Danthrax

This next one is a call I received during my radio show on KALX:

"Hey what was that last, wait, hold on....(yeah, can I get a McChicken and a Pepsi...huh?...yeah, Coke's fine....what?) click." 

Here is where you can find a link to my KALX radio show setlists.  Streaming audio will be available soon!  Don't forget to check it out every Monday 12:30 - 3pm, 90.7fm or online at kalx.berkeley.edu or in iTunes under Public Radio.

KALX Setlists!!  Click Here!!

Hopefully You Caught The Show with Franko y Roger Mas!

Serious Latin Heat!! Here’s a Set List:


Perez Prado – Mexico 70 (Orefon)

Los Casmenos – Boogaloo (Future)

Los 5 Gatos – Descarga Sobrosa (Virrey)

Los Destellos – Cumbia Morena (Iempsa)

Los Destellos – La Fatidica (Iempsa)

Pedro Miguel y Sus Maricaibos – Gaita y Sorongo (Iempsa)

Tnt Boys – Musica Del Alma (Cotique)

Jimmy Sabator – Yroco (Tico)

Ray Fernandez – De Eso Nada Monada (Sound Triangle)

Eddy "Boogaloo" Cortez – "El Telefono" (RCA)

Charlie Palomares y Su Conj. – Guajira Go Go (Lider)

Los Autenticos – Solo Para Ti (RCA Camden)

Los Matecoco – Quieres O No Quieres (Riviera)

Manny Perez y Sus Cachiros – Mi Ritmo Pop (Carino)

Anibal y Jose Velasquez – El Sucusu Sucusu (Sonolux)

The Afrosound – Negra Saramuya (Discos Fuentes)

Los Orientales – Lobos Al Escape (Caliente)

Stay Tuned for a web stream of the show, recorded in entirety!

No playlists yet, but this is close:

1)  Jamo Thomas - I Spy ( 7", 1966, Thomas) * Northern Soul of The Non-Forgettable Variety
2)  Jill Scott - Gimme (Experience: Jill Scott 826+, 2001, Hidden Beach)
* Way More Than just Neo-Soul, This is Real Funk
3)  El General - Pu Tun Tun (Dancehall Reggaespanol Comp., 1991, Columbia) * Early Reggaeton, sounds more like prime early 90's dancehall
4)  The Parliaments - I Wanna Testify (7", 1967, Revilot) * George Clinton's First Hit!
5)  Ismael Rivera Con Cortijo y Su Combo - Agua Que Va A Caer (La Quiniela del Dia comp., 1995, Tico) * Cortijo's late 60's group feat. vocals by my favorite Salsero, Ismael Rivera
6)  Larry Graham and Graham Central Station - 'Tis Your Kind of Music (Release Yourself, 1974, Warner Bros) * Soulful Synths on this '74 effort by Sly and The Family Stone's Bassist
7)  King Floyd - I Feel Like Dynamite (Well Done, 1975, TK) * Slower and Funkier than Groove Me
8)  Barrington Spence - Rockers Time (Jah Son Invasion comp., 1982, Wackies) * recently reissued comp of Jamaican producer's early 80's stable
9)  Rio En Medio - You Can Stand (The Bride of Dynamite, 2007, Gnomonsong) * Extremely lethargic contemporary psychadelic - haunting
10)  Dungen - Familj (Tio Bitar, 2007, Kemado) * Swedish Prog Group, kicks ass

That's it!  Check it out and let me know what you think,

Beat

That's right!  I survived the gauntlet and shall now do things my way.  In the next two years you will see me become:

1)  World Famous Chef
2) World Famous famous guy
3) badass mc.
4) personal assistant to the duchess of charle
5) prize-fighter, emphasis on prize

In additon, I will most likely date, in descending order:

1) Stevie Nicks
2)  Lindsay Lohan
3)  Natalie Portman
4) That chick from whatever commercial
5) Dr. Quinn (will have my only healthy child)
6) The Queen of England
7) the entire dallas cowboys cheerleading squad

see you on TV,

- eddy bauer,  punk rock since womb time