Audio Off The Shelf

Audio Off The Shelf

By Greg CroweMusicMusic Commentary
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  • Ep.066 (Famous Names, Vol. 1)

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    Nirvana. “Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle.” In Utero. DGC, 1993. CD. LP.

    Negativland. “Michael Jackson.” Escape From Noise. Seeland, 1987/1999. CD. LP.

    Let’s Go Bowling. “Jesse Jackson.” Let’s Go Bowling Does the Spiral Live. Spare Records, 1994. Cassette. EP.

    The New Duncan Imperials. “Donna Summer Song.” Sticky. Pravda Records, 2000. 2CD. LP.

    Doucet, Luke. “Judy Garland.” Outlaws. Six Shooter Records, 2004. CD. LP.


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    19 min
  • Ep.065 (It's the Holiday Season, 2022)

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    Redbone, Leon. “Let It Snow.”Putumayo Presents A Family Christmas. Putumayo, 2009. CD. LP.

    Brissette, Charlie & Armbruster, Tom. “We’re Going Shopping.”Ren & Stimpy’s Crock O’ Christmas. Nickelodeon/Sony Wonder/Epic, 1993. CD. LP.

    Simpson’s Folly. “Christmas Eve.” [independent release,] 1996. CD. LP.

    Hauge, Albert, Poddany, Eugene, arr. by Crowe, Greg. “Trim Up The Tree.” Perf. Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra. [unreleased]

    Bunny, Bugs. “‘Twas A Sight Before Christmas (Part 1).” Peter pan Records, 1978. 7” Record.

    Bunny, Bugs. “‘Twas A Sight Before Christmas (Part 2).” Peter pan Records, 1978. 7” Record.

    Pottle, Sam & Axelrod, David. “Keep Christmas with You (All Through the Year).” Random House Home Video, 1975/1987/1995. VHS.


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    32 min
  • Ep.064 (Spinning My 78s)

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    30 min
  • Ep.063 (Shapes, part 3 of 3 - Polygons)

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    Weezer. “Pink Triangle.” Pinkerton. DGC, 1996. CD. LP.

    Modern Jazz Quartet. “The Cylinder.” The Last Concert. Atlantic Records, 1975. Vinyl. 2LP.

    Beastie Boys. “Time to Get Ill.” Licensed To Ill. Def Jam/Columbia, 1986. CD. LP.

    Radiohead. “Pyramid Song.” Amnesiac. Parlophone/Capitol, 2001. CD. LP.

    Refused. “Liberation Frequency.” The Shape of Punk to Come. Burning Heart, 1998. CD. LP.


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    26 min
  • Ep.062 (Happy Halloween, 2022)

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    46 min
  • Ep.061 (Shapes, part 2 of 3 - Squares)

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    Wonder Stuff, The. “Circlesquare (Butt Naked Mix).” Welcome to the Cheap Seats. Polydor Records. 1992. 2CD. EP.

    Connick, Jr. Harry. “A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square.” We Are In Love. Columbia Records, 1990. CD. LP.

    Brubeck. Dave. “Autumn in Washington Square.” Jazz Impressions of New York.. Columbia Records, 1964. Vinyl. LP.

    Sri. “Union Square.” Gravity Reminds Me. Blue Boy Records, 2000. CD. LP.

    Holly, Buddy. “You’re So Square (Baby, I Don’t Care).” The Buddy Holly Collection. MCA records, 1993. 2CD. LP.


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    25 min
  • Ep.060 (Shapes, part 1 of 3 - Circles)

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    Coleman, Ornette. “Lonely Woman.” The Shape of Jazz To Come. Atlantic Records, 1959. CD. LP.

    Zero Boys. “Civilization’s Dying.” Vicious Circle. Nimrod Records, 1982. Vinyl. LP.

    Wonder Stuff, The. “Will the Circle be Unbroken.” Welcome to the Cheap Seats. Polydor Records. 1992. 2CD. EP.

    Circle Jerks. “World Up My Ass.” Group Sex. Porterhouse Records, 1980/2000. Vinyl. LP.

    Pearl Jam. “Spin the Black Circle.” Vitalogy. Epic Records, 1994. CD. LP.

    Dag Nasty. “Circles.” Can I Say? Dischord Records, 1986. Vinyl. LP.


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    26 min
  • Ep.059 (The Fall of 1992, Vol. 2)

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    Alice In Chains. “Dam That River.” Dirt. Columbia Records, September 29, 1992. CD. LP.

    Sick Of It All. “We Stand Alone” Just Look Around. Combat/Relativity Records, October 9, 1992. CD. LP.

    Sloan. “Underwhelmed.” Smeared. Geffen Records, October 30, 1992. CD. LP.

    Ned’s Atomic Dustbin. “Leg Ends in His Own Boots.” Are You Normal?. Columbia Music, November 3, 1992. CD. LP.

    Rage Against the Machine. “Know Your Enemy.” Rage Against the Machine. Sony Music, November 3, 1992.


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    24 min
  • Ep.058 (The Fall of 1992, Vol. 1)

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    Sugar. “If I Can’t Change Your Mind.” Copper Blue. Rykodisk, September 4, 1992. CD. LP.

    Screaming Trees. “Nearly Lost You.” Sweet Oblivion. Epic Records, September 8, 1992. Cassette. LP.

    Public Enemy. “Air Hoodlum.” Greatest Misses. Def Jam Recordings, September 15, 1992.

    Cannibal Corpse. “Beyond the Cemetery.” Tomb of the Mutilated. Metal Blade Records, September 22, 1992. Cassette. LP.

    Stone Temple Pilots. “Plush.” Core. Atlantic Records, September 29, 1992. CD. LP.


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    26 min
  • Ep.057 (Music of Controversy, Vol. 1)

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    Davis, Miles. “Black Satin.” On The Corner. Columbia Records, 1972. Vinyl. LP.

    Radiohead. “The National Anthem.” Kid A. Parolophone / Capitol, 2000. CD. LP.

    Clash, The. “The Sound of Sinners.” Sandinista! Epic Records, 1980. 3LP.

    Public Enemy. “Caught, Can I Get A Witness?” It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, Def Jam Records 1987. CD LP.

    Stravinsky, Igor. The Rite of Spring. “Part 1 - Adoration of the Earth.”  Perf. The Cleveland Orchestra. Cond. Pierre Boulez. Deutsche Grammophon, 1992. CD. LP.


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    46 min

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I play a handful of tracks from my physical collection. Everything I play on this show comes off the vinyl shelves in my living room, off the CD shelves in my basement, or out of that box of cassettes…