In this well organized episode, we say goodbye (again) to DJ Shady Lane as she leaves (again) to go off to college in the fall, while leaving The Mairinator, C-Goody, and Kev-E-Fly behind to pick up the pieces, read the week’s most compelling news articles, and play an often unsettlingly diverse mix of music.But before we can get to any of that: the gang had a special in-studio guest. Guitarist (and Allie’s boyfriend) David Wornson stopped by to play two original tunes at the top of the hour and chatted a bit with the crew. Hot topics from the news included why you should always make sure someone is dead, why you should never “check in” on Facebook when you are on the run from the police, why a kid’s gotta learn to drive at some point, why Wal-Mart stays classy, the best way to start an apology letter, and finally, the gang discussed a man who is eccentric, but there’s no need to worry about him. Really. There’s not. Don’t even think about it.
Elsewhere Chris and Kevin talk about the Ghost Town DJs and the Quad City DJs, why “12 inches of Snow” is the best album title, what “witch house” is, and why you should by raffle tickets from Mairin in the Rotary/Key collaborative fundraiser.
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Setlist:
- Special in-studio performance from David Wornson-”Key to The City” and “Untitled”
- Informer by Snow
- My Boo (Witch House Remix) by Ghost Town DJs
- The Wilhelm Scream by James Blake
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