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#217: “Bank Holiday Special” (Live from BFF @ ATA.)
A long weekend yields special programming and so we're delighted to present an extra special afternoon episode of Eclectic Kettle for the Labor Day holiday. “Less Steve Lamaq, a little more Mark Radcliffe” is the plan. Tune in for afternoon choons, affable rambling, and the true meaning of Labor Day. Plus we'll replay our conversation with Matt B from last week's Tuesday show, and give you all another chance to indulge the wonders of the modular synth.
What's more, this broadcast comes LIVE from BFF.fm's studio installation in the window of Artists Television Access on Valencia. So, stop by on your way to and from your grills and beer runs, watch Ben in action, gawp and wave, chill with a coffee in the Blue Fig parklet, perhaps. One way or another, we hope to see you there!
Sorry it took a little while to get the podcast of this show up: The logistics of broadcasting from multiple locations are no joke. Massive thank yous to Lily Sloane and Forrest Guest for helping get the recordings wrangled.
Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation.
Playlist
2′22″
Bank Holiday
by Blur
on Parklife
(Food)
3′35″
Another Sunny Day
by Belle & Sebastian
on The Life Pursuit
(Matador)
10′20″
The Masses Against The Classes
by Manic Street Preachers
on The Masses Against The Classes
(Sony)
13′32″
The View from the Afternoon
by Arctic Monkeys
on Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
(Domino)
17′40″
Afternoon
by Youth Lagoon
on The Year of Hibernation
(Fat Possum)
25′33″
To Have and Have Not
by Billy Bragg
on Life's A Riot with Spy vs. Spy
(Cooking Vinyl)
28′58″
Thatcher Fucked The Kids
by Frank Turner
on Campfire Punkrock
(Xtra Mile)
31′24″
Blue Collar
by Gil Scott-Heron
on Nothing New
(XL)
35′20″
70's Blues
by Betty Davies
on They Say I'm Different
(Light in the Attic)
42′28″
The Eton Rifles
by The Jam
on Setting Sons
(Universal)
46′52″
The Underside of Power
by Algiers
on The Underside of Power
(Matador)
51′26″
French Disko
by Stereolab
on Serene Velocity
(Elektra)
53′55″
One of These Days
by Pink Floyd
on Meddle
(Sony)
65′23″
Slip Inside This House
by Primal Scream
on Screamdelica
(Reprise)
70′23″
Run Run Run
by The Velvet Underground
on The Velvet Underground & Nico
(Universal)
74′39″
The Flowers of Guatemala
by R.E.M.
on Life's Rich Pageant
(EMI)
78′31″
Half The World Away
by Oasis
on The Masterplan
(Helter Skelter)
96′06″
Moons Apart
by Ann Annie
on Atmospheres, Vol. 2
(Modularfield)
98′54″
Goodbye Earth
by Hannah Peel
on Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia
(My Own Pleasure)
104′24″
Perdonare
by Alessandro Cortini
on AVANTI
(Point of Departure)
111′49″
The Dajon Song
by Gomez
on Machismo EP
(Virgin)
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By Simon Batistoni, Ben WardA long weekend yields special programming and so we're delighted to present an extra special afternoon episode of Eclectic Kettle for the Labor Day holiday. “Less Steve Lamaq, a little more Mark Radcliffe” is the plan. Tune in for afternoon choons, affable rambling, and the true meaning of Labor Day. Plus we'll replay our conversation with Matt B from last week's Tuesday show, and give you all another chance to indulge the wonders of the modular synth.
What's more, this broadcast comes LIVE from BFF.fm's studio installation in the window of Artists Television Access on Valencia. So, stop by on your way to and from your grills and beer runs, watch Ben in action, gawp and wave, chill with a coffee in the Blue Fig parklet, perhaps. One way or another, we hope to see you there!
Sorry it took a little while to get the podcast of this show up: The logistics of broadcasting from multiple locations are no joke. Massive thank yous to Lily Sloane and Forrest Guest for helping get the recordings wrangled.
Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation.
Playlist
2′22″
Bank Holiday
by Blur
on Parklife
(Food)
3′35″
Another Sunny Day
by Belle & Sebastian
on The Life Pursuit
(Matador)
10′20″
The Masses Against The Classes
by Manic Street Preachers
on The Masses Against The Classes
(Sony)
13′32″
The View from the Afternoon
by Arctic Monkeys
on Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
(Domino)
17′40″
Afternoon
by Youth Lagoon
on The Year of Hibernation
(Fat Possum)
25′33″
To Have and Have Not
by Billy Bragg
on Life's A Riot with Spy vs. Spy
(Cooking Vinyl)
28′58″
Thatcher Fucked The Kids
by Frank Turner
on Campfire Punkrock
(Xtra Mile)
31′24″
Blue Collar
by Gil Scott-Heron
on Nothing New
(XL)
35′20″
70's Blues
by Betty Davies
on They Say I'm Different
(Light in the Attic)
42′28″
The Eton Rifles
by The Jam
on Setting Sons
(Universal)
46′52″
The Underside of Power
by Algiers
on The Underside of Power
(Matador)
51′26″
French Disko
by Stereolab
on Serene Velocity
(Elektra)
53′55″
One of These Days
by Pink Floyd
on Meddle
(Sony)
65′23″
Slip Inside This House
by Primal Scream
on Screamdelica
(Reprise)
70′23″
Run Run Run
by The Velvet Underground
on The Velvet Underground & Nico
(Universal)
74′39″
The Flowers of Guatemala
by R.E.M.
on Life's Rich Pageant
(EMI)
78′31″
Half The World Away
by Oasis
on The Masterplan
(Helter Skelter)
96′06″
Moons Apart
by Ann Annie
on Atmospheres, Vol. 2
(Modularfield)
98′54″
Goodbye Earth
by Hannah Peel
on Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia
(My Own Pleasure)
104′24″
Perdonare
by Alessandro Cortini
on AVANTI
(Point of Departure)
111′49″
The Dajon Song
by Gomez
on Machismo EP
(Virgin)