Stuff That's Not Normally Our Cup Of Tea
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| 10th June 2011 End of Series 3 listen | |
| 3rd June 2011 listen | |
| 27th May 2011 listen | |
| 20th May 2011 Y.A.S.S. listen | |
| 13th May 2011 We See Lights listen | |
| 6th May 2011 PGTR Live III Launch listen | |
| older Pop Goes The Revolution episodes | |
Pop Goes The Revolution // 1200-1300 05.02.09
stuff that's not normally our cup of tea
Expect a genuinely different show this week...
For once we're going to strip away and take Pop Goes The Revolution into genres it's never really previously looked at. We'll be playing all the tunes we love that don't normally come under the thin Pop Goes The Revolution umbrella and sheltering them for an hour of airplay this Thursday at midday.
Expect a fair amount of folk, a touch of modern funk, some gypsy punk, something deangerously close to hip-hop, some funk rock, and possibly even some ambience music... we're contemplating it as we speak.
Tune in tomorrow for a fairly ecclectic Pop Goes The Revolution, while we get all our other musical loves out of our system before launching ourselves next week into another cliff list, those long wished for movie reviews and an exciting preview of PGTR's fm plans.
However this week, sit back and enjoy the stuff we love that's not normally our cup of tea.
Tune in at midday...
Posted at 19:54, 4th February 2009
playlist
| Castro Pubs | |
| Julian Gaskell and The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists | Unsigned |
| Escape | |
| Gonzalo Moya | Lakeland |
| Looking For An Answer | |
| The New Mastersounds ft. Dionne Charles | One Note |
| Sometimes | |
| Doron Picker | Lakeland |
| Taxi Driver | |
| Gym Class Heroes | Decaydance |
| Nikki's News | |
| Cold, Haily, Rainy Night | |
| The Imagined Village ft. Eliza Carthy and Martin Carthy | Real World |
| As Birds We'd Be Free | |
| Ice Black Birds | Unsigned |
| Nikki's Nostalgia | |
| Have A Cigar | |
| Pink Floyd | Columbia |
| Auld Jimmy | |
| The John Langan Band | Unsigned |
| Scene | |
| My Elvis Blackout | Unsigned |
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