Setlist for 10/26/05

Hour 1

Elvis Costello-Good Year for the Roses
AC Newman-On the Table
Snow Patrol-How to be Dead
Paul Westewburg-As Far as I Know
Promise Ring-Make Me a Mixtape
The Jam-Life From a Window
Destroyer-Nortorious Lightning
The Decemberists-The Bagman's Gambit
Dinosaur Jr.-In a Jar
Donner Party-Before too Long
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists-The Angel's Share
The Thermals-Everything Thermals
Modest Mouse-Polar Opposites
Built to Spill-You Were Right

Hour 2


The Glass-Burn the Village
The Trains-Nashville Ramblers
Jook-Aggravation Place
Superchunk-Everyone gets Crushed
Velvet Crush-Window to the World (live)
Yo la Tengo-Tom Courteney (acoustic)
Apples in Stereo-Winter Must be Cold
Sleater-Kinney-I Wanna be your Joey Ramone
Reigning Sound-I'd Much Rather be with the Boys
Pavement-Cut Your Hair
Guided by Voices-Gold Star for Robot Boy
XTC-Life Begins at the Hop/Burning with Optimisims Flame (live)
Elliot Smith-Waltz #2 XO

Setlist for 10/19/05

Hour 1

Elvis Costello-High Fidelity
Sloan-Gimme That
Apples in Stereo-Mystery
Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs-Maps
Quasi-The Curse of Having it All
Neutal Milk Hotel-A Baby for Pree/Marching Theme/Where You'll Find Me Now
Go Sailor-Still Crying
Mendoza Line-Tiny Motions
Modest Mouse-Novacain Stain
Camper van Beethoven-That Gum You Like is Back in Style
The Soundtrack of our Lives-Heading for a Breakdown
Portastatic-I Wanna Know Girls
Cherry Twister-I'm Gonna be the Lonley Boy Tonight
Matthew Sweet-Wait

Hour 2

Quasi-Seal the Deal
Lilac Time-Jeans and Summer
British Sea Power-To get to Sleep
Scout Nibblet-Lullaby for Scout in Ten Years
All Girl Summer Fun Band-Later Operator
Vermont-Ballad of Larry Bird
Elf Power-The Secret Ocean
Ric Menck-Perfect Day
Masters of the Hemisphere-New Freemdoom
Superchunk-Tie a Rope to the Back of the Bus
Juliana Hatfield-Stay Awake
Built to Spill-Temporaily Blind
Puppetbox-Kimberly
Weezer-Across the Sea

Setlist for 10/12/05

Hour 1
Elvis Costello-High Fidelity
Matthew Sweet-Over It/Heaven and Earth
Velocity Girl-Gilded Stars
Death Cab for Cutie-What Sarah Said
Call and Response-Nervous Wreck/Connection
Juliana Hatfield-On Video/Hole in the Sky
The Cure-Boy's Don't Cry (resung and club mix 86)
Scene Creamers-Bag Inc
French Kicks-Close to Modern
The Olivia Tremor Control-Hideaway
Guided by Voices-The Enemy
Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs-Y Control

Hour 2

Tobin Sprout-Natural Alarm
Ladytron-Last one Standing
Stereolab-Wow and Flutter/Pinball
Big Star-Dony/Febuary's Quiet
Neutal Milk Hotel-Gardenhead-Leave Me Alone/Naomi
Matthew Sweet-Where You Get Love
Sloan-Deeper than Beauty/I am the Cancer (live)
Built to Spill-Girl
The Minders-Yeah Yeah Yeah
The Big Maybe-Some Things Never Change
Juliana Hatfield-Send Money

setlist for 10/5/05

Hour 1

Elvis Costello-High Fidelity
Chad VanGaalen-Clinically Dead
Apples in Stereo-Go
Shou Out Louds-The Comeback
The Real Tuesday Weld-Anything But Love
Shove-Princess Superette
Jawbreaker-Chesterfield King (live)
The International Noise Conspiracy-Star
The Retards-Outta My Head and into My Bed
The Hives-Declare Guerre Nucleaire
Rogue Wave-10:1
The Flaming Lips-Do You Realize?
The Magnetic Fields-Why I Cry
Bettie Serveert-Palomine
Matthew Sweet-So Far
Chad VanGaalen-Blood Machine

Hour 2

Pretty Girls Make Graves-This is Our Emergency
Shove-Sock Tan
Masters of the Hemisphere-Anything
Je Suis France-Coming Out Party
Call and Response-Josie
Kincaid-Machines Cannot Beat Me
Vermont-The Bells of St. Alcohol
Wolf Parade-We Built Another World
The Bravery-Swollen Summer
Shove-Jewel Theives and Starletts/You Equal Hectic
Bardo Pond-Inside
Death Cab for Cutie-Your Heart is an Empty Room
Belle and Sebastian-Judy and the Dream of Horses

Setlist 10/2/05

So here's the setlist for my 70s show. It may be incomplete since i left the setlist at the station and am doing this by memory. It actually turned out pretty good if i do say so myself

Warren Zevon-Frank and Jesse James
Nick Drake-Pink Moon/While Wait(?)
Big Star-Thank You Friends
King Crimson-The Great Deciever
Television-Marquee Moon
Ramones-53rd and 3rd
The Who-Baba O'Riley
Gram Parsons-$1000 Wedding
Rush-A Farewell to Kings
Black Sabbath-War Pigs/Children of the Grave
Big Star-Thirteen
Kraftwork-The Robots
Dave Edmunds-I Hear You Knocking/I Knew the Bride
Yes-Roundabout

Warren Zevon-Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me
Neil Young-Oh Lonesome Me
-my 2 personal theme songs :)

Van Morrison-Full Force Gale
Tom Waits-Drunk on the Moon
Bruce Cockburn-Tokyo
Rush-Bastille Day
Cast-The Seeker (The Who cover)
Elvis Costello-Allison

I think that's everything. And sorry to those of you who heard me talking over the begining of Allison, forgot to turn the mic off (happens to the best of us)

Doug Does the 70s

Tonight (Sunday) from 6-8 I was asked to fill-in, and was given a free hand to do whatever I wanted. So instead of doing a quasi-Hi-Fidelity show, I'll be playing artists from the 70s. Not exactly my area of expertise and I could crash and burn in a big way. Tune and hear everything from Big Star, The Ramones, and Neil Young to Rush, Yes, and Kraftwork. It might be a car crash but atleast tune back in for Out on the Side with Jeremey which comes on at 8pm

Setlist for 9/28,05

Hour 1

Elvis Costello-High Fidelity
Sleater-Kinney-Good Things
Shove-Me vs. Darth
They Might be Giants-I Palindrome I
Copeland-Pin Your Wings
Death Cab for Cutie-This Temporary Life
Velve Crush-Between the Lines/Gentle Breeze
The Bravery-No Brakes/Fearless *
Wolf Parade-Grounds for Divorce
Turtles-Me About You
Liz Phair- 6' 1"
Exploding Hearts-Thorns in Roses
Deadly Snakes-So Young and Cruel
Fountains of Wayne-Troubled Times

Hour 2

Guided by Voices-Teenage FBI
Death Cab for Cutie-Company Calls
New Pornographers-Graceland
Interpol-Specialist
Juliana Hatfield-Bad Day
Shove-Princess Superette
Sahara Hotnights-Empty Heart
Sleater-KInney-Heart Attack
The Real Tuesday Weld-On Lavender Hill
Magnetic Fields-Busby Berkley Dreams
Belle and Sebastian-Wrapped up in Books
The Decemberists-Sporting Life
The Dears-22: The Death of All Romance

*around this time the power went out at WEVL's transmitter. But I was still able to tape my show, so it will be heard in its entirety on Monday.