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Mon 06/15/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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A jumble of twee and electro pop from Japan, in preparation for...
PWRFL PWR, The Naked Hearts, Cap Lori
This Wednesday, June 17, at 6 pm
at the Robot Rocket Residence
633 M St. in Davis
donations!
alll ages!
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Mon 06/08/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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New jazz releases that sound like old jazz, new soul releases that sound like old soul, modern Brazilian electronica that sounds like traditional. Tune in for new stuff from Nino Moschella, Clutchy Hopkins, Ishmael Reed, much more. (Music for studying. Good luck! Home-stretch to endless summer.)
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Mon 06/01/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Mon 05/25/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Abroad in Southeast Asia, Part 4 We'll conclude this equatorial exploration with some '60s/'70s beat and pop music from Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Cambodia. In the '60s and '70s, these countries took influence from Western style rock'n'roll and made it their own. So you'll hear a lot of familiar 1-4-5 chord progressions, but matched up with some traditional rhythms and instrumentations. Luckily, a few record labels have uncovered these gems, most of which were recorded only to cassette tape in limited releases (and even more luckily, we have them in the KDVS library!); we're gonna hear a bunch from Sublime Frequencies, Khmer Rock and Chlangden.
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Mon 05/18/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Analog Oatmeeal Abroad in Southeast Asia, Part 3 Today we're going to continue exploring traditional court and folk music of Southeast Asia, and dipping into Oceania too. We'll hear a lot of flute and xylophone music from Vietnam and then dance and a cappella choir music from the Solomon Islands and French Polynesia. Tune in for music from the mountains and the islands!
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Mon 05/11/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Analog Oatmeal Abroad in Southeast Asia, Part 2. We'll be listening to folk and traditional music from Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia. The last two weeks consisted of almost all percussive sounds, so this week will be wind instruments, vocal a cappella and (I lied) bamboo xylophones. Tune in for some jolts and some lullabies!
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Mon 05/04/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Doing the gamelan show last week made me want to further explore the Southeast Asian section of our library, so... Analog Oatmeal Abroad continues with traditional and folk music from Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Burma and Tibet. (Part 1 of 2 or 3 or 4, who knows!) Tune in for songs that take influence from religious ceremonies, the elements of nature, communal work, and insects.
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Mon 04/27/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Third Annual Post-Fundraiser Minimal-Talking Gamelan Show Gamelan is the traditional court music of Indonesia, performed on a variety of bronze gongs and metallophones, hand drums, bamboo flutes, and some string instruments. Styles vary greatly from island to island and region to region. Today will be focused on West Java (Sunda) and Bali. If you missed out on the fun you can still go to the fundraiser site and pledge online. Thank you to everyone who donated! You're helping keep this kind of awesome international stuff on the air.
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Mon 04/20/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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I've been hosting "Analog Oatmeal" for three years now, and the show has changed drastically during that time. While I still like to highlight some indie pop and folk tunes, fellow DJs and the expansive music library at KDVS have turned me on to old funk and soul, electronic and hip-hop, and international music.
This year for fundraiser, I'm offering a compilation of gamelan music, the traditional court music of Indonesia that is performed on bronze gongs and metallophones. It's called "Percussion of the Cosmos" and it features college and community ensembles from all over California. It's some of the most ethereal and beautiful music I've ever heard!
KDVS has been the best part of my Davis experience, and I hope you can take part in it too.
Enjoy!
Elisa Rocket
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Mon 04/13/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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Starting out with some African gospel, drifting through '60s, '70s and contemporary funk, finishing with some new hip-hop. THE KDVS FUNDRAISER STARTS IN ONE WEEK! If you donate on my show, you can get:
1) A compilation of Indonesian gamelan music that I'm putting together, featuring all Californian ensembles!
2) A cookie delivery straight to your home!
3) Any of the awesome T-shirts, music packages, gift certificates and so much other stuff that KDVS is offering as thank-you gifts!
4) The satisfaction of keeping our airwaves (they belong to you, too) non-commercial and non-conventional!
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Mon 04/06/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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What I Did Over Spring Vacation: new pop music, new pop friends PLUS, special guest performer Please Quiet Ourselves on at 2 pm. He's on spring break this week. Check out PQO here!
And new video for "American Water" here!
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Mon 03/30/2009 |
1:00pm
2:30pm |
Elisa Rocket |
Analog Oatmeal
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New Madlib: Speta da Rua: Dirty Brasilian Crates Vol. 1 and Beat Konducta Vol. 5-6: A tribute to J Dilla (the spring break recovery show)
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