Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they add together the ages of their two guests today, do a quick calculation, and realise that they should in no way be influenced in such a drastic way as they are by the legend who is Marc Bolan, aka T-Rex! Yes, be amazed when the young Jeepsters Tyson and Seb from the Gold Coast band Bunyip Aristocracy share their love of the glam era, the 60s pop-rock stylings of The Kinks, Harry Nilsson, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles…what is going on? Talk about Children of the Revolution!

Part 2: In the second half of the show, you’ll hear tracks from Unicorn (Fremantle), Frankie Rose (LA), Jane Dire (Sydney), Han (Sydney), Keith David (Melbourne), Killing Flaw (Blue Mountains), Colin Moulding (London), fjordie (Brisbane), D’essa (Brisbane), Angel Tuesday (NW Tasmania) and SOULiD8 (Adelaide), with Shippa’s Surprise Les Manteez having a wooden affair in France, peut-être?

Hear new music from The Cat's Miaow, Ruby Gill, Nadia Reid, Simona Castricum and more. Full playlist here.

Richie, Keira + Frey chat about school and community activities including the monthly LIons Market. Music from Ozzy Osborne, Black GryphOn, Sam and The Womp, Pitbull, Benson Boone, Neil Diamond, Sam Hunt,  David Guetta and Olivia Rodrigo. 

When I commenced this show all the way back in Jan 2013, my concept was a focus on roots tunes with some indie thrown in. I reckon it's flipped as we've evolved - so today we head back to a couple of roots classics from Xavier Rudd and John Butler with a recent electronic cover of Xav's track 'Spirit Bird' from Dutch electronic artist Joris Voorn. Elsewhere new music from Body Type, Sesame Girl, Gang of Youths, Blondshell, Nxdia, Grace Cummings, Ruby Gill, MEMORIALS, Scott Cook and Ken Pomeroy.
Deezer Playlist here

Charles plays songs involving numbers, from Swapmeet to Broken Social Scene to Mac DeMarco.

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Welcome to the home of Bullfrog’s Roadhouse. Lots to get through as usual,
and it goes without saying that there will be the Bullfrog’s Roadhouse Long
song of the week.  Make sure you check out what we have to tell you that i found interesting about the three tunes we played in Bracket_2. Canned heat- focusing on "Blind Owl Al Wilson, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, let's see if you knew  what we had to tell you.
Jimmy Smith X 2 featuring Dr. John and then B B King. The Stones with Mick Taylor on guitar live with Midnight Rambler, not the get ya ya ya's out version.  Keith Richards played the guitars on the 1969 studio track from Let It Bleed.  Mick Taylor defined the song's live legacy. He played the lead guitar on the famous 1970 live album Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!, recorded during the band's late 1969 tour. . 

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Bernie and Michael plays songs inspired by the oblique strategy of 'Emphasise the Flaws'.  Bernie provides a musical overview of ailments impacting his body, and Michael plays songs more aligned to flaws experienced by humans. And of course we would like to say it was a flawless show, but then that would be what you would expect from Eclectic Avenue.

As a follow up from our recent program of Girls_Girls_Girls here is the reply.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they enter the world of Beta Vulgaris…yes, it would be the perfect name for a punk band, but the guest today may have had punk leanings in his past, but has transcended into the Zappaesque landscape after transporting to the Apple Isle, which means the more common name for the band is used. Confused? Well, Farnz Cordeaux from The Silverbeets will try his hardest to put you straight, although Shippa’s head is still spinning…22? What 22? 

Part 2: In the second half of the show, you’ll hear tracks from Calico City (Perth), The Cherry (Bunbury, WA), The Dandy Buzzkills (Adelaide), Then Comes Silence (Stockholm, Sweden), KDA: NEXT GEN (Kuranda, FNQ), Wrenfeather (Daylesford, Vic), Meraki Minds (Ballarat, Vic), Sesame Girl (Illawarra), Dead Poet Society (LA) and Purple Disturbance (Coffs Harbour), with Ship’s Surprise trying to be clever…he really does like Fischer-Z!

Hear new music from Lost Animal, Ricky Albeck, The Bamboos and Meraki Minds. Full playlist here.