When DJDeedle was a kid, he watched endless hours of the old television series Mission Impossible. This week DJDeedle tries to capture the cool modern jazz feel of the classic Mission Impossible television series, and the action-packed, fast-paced feel of the movie version of the Mission Impossible franchise.  A word of caution: some rude words in this Deedlecast - PG-13.

Remember how much fun we used to have when we were under imminent threat of nuclear annihilation by the Soviet Union?  Well, it's about time we brought back the kind of fun only such an existential crisis provides.  With fear of surprise attack back in fashion again, DJDeedle brings you some sounds for the new atomic age.  This week, DJDeedle makes rampant paranoia, coupled with useless advice from the government, fun again.  Remember, when the attack comes, duck and cover!  Or coat your house in plastic and duct tape! Or cry uncontrollably. Or something.  But have fun while you do it.  Welcome to the new atomic age.

Yazoo, also known as Yaz in the U.S., were an 80s English band formed

by former Depeche Mode songwriter Vince Clark and singer Alison Moyet. 

Their hits "Don't Go" and "Situation" made the group big in the U.S.,

but the band would soon split, and Moyet would move on to a successful solo career.  A long time fan

of Yaz, DJDeedle put together this single, "Yaz Attack," comprised of

"Don't go" and bits and pieces of "Situation" versus an assortment of

other artists and songs in 2007.  It was not posted on DJDeedle.com

then, and was mainly distributed to a few friends and fans.  DJDeedle

has dug this classic mashup of classics single out of his deep freeze

to 2010 and a much wider audience.

Does the first week of 2010 find you a little sluggish?  No need to

worry. DJDeedle's got the shock to get your heart beating and your feet

moving into the new year.

The future is now on Deedlecast.  An event has has been triggered in

the continuum, the t[w]imeline has been compromised.  A small parcel of

t[w]ime, a window, has opened into the henceforward. A message, the

Future Edition, has arrived from 2034.  No need to fear the future,

though much of it may seem strange, it's sounds are more familiar than

one would expect.

Though DJDeedle usually faces the music every Friday, this week and

next, Deedlecast arrives on Thursday so your tunes will be handy for

Christmas and New Year's Day.  This week, DJDeedle indulges the

audiophiles in the audience with a little of this and a little of that

to test the highs and lows, and the limits and levels, of your system's

woofers and tweeters.  So, if you happen to get a fancy new sound

system, a new ipod, new speakers, or new computer from Santa, this

week's Deedlecast uses the full range of sound and tone to ensure your

new toy is up to Deedlecast standards.

X-mas Frame of Mind

 

Holly Jolly Syndicate

Holiday Fruitcake

As winter sets in, the days are short and the nights are long, the weather turns chill, and we find ourselves hard pressed to leave our comfy homes.  When the need to dance strikes, though, what are we to do?  Not to worry!  We can always dance to the the radio.  Not that crap that comes over the airwaves, though - DJDeedle's radio, DanceRadio.  This week, tune to the groove, crank up this Deedlecast, and dance like no one's watching.  Need more DJDeedle radio? Try:Kiss FM[Re]Invented Radio