Remember the show I did with all long songs? You know how easy that setlist was to type up? Clearly, I needed to punish myself for being so lazy, so welcome to the incredibly short, short songs show, in which every track clocks in under 3 minutes, and I get to type in the set list from hell. I also tell a story in how one of my best friends growing up, his little brother would go on to become a big rock guitarist named Denver Dalley. Have fun!

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As I've said for a while, this show is one grand experiment for me, so we're going to try shifting days - the show's are recorded on Thursday and will go up on Friday's now, so they're more current and up-to-date. That means expect no new show on Monday, because the new show is today, and next Friday.

This week's show is a banger, a loud clang-a-rang of music that is best intended for a raucous Friday night, and I tell some stories about more of where the idea of the show came from.

Play it loud, play it proud, tell all your friends.

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Been curious about all the of the various musical subgenres out there? Well, this particular episode doesn't cover them all, but it sure covers a lot of them. Don't know your Britpop from your acid rock, or your prog rock from your cowpunk? Heard the term 'Psychobilly' before and wondered what the hell that sounded like? This'll do you. From this show, we'll be taking requests as to what the next scene show we should be doing is. Enjoy!

Also, I have the subgenre the track is after the band name in the setlist, for your convenience.

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Cold winter days can be difficult for any of us, and I'm no different. I have good days and bad days like everyone else. I recorded last week during a rough patch, so the show is music designed to help you keep moving forward. Don't worry - you'll get there.

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A little more than a week ago, one of the most prolific and important people in music passed away, David Bowie. For most of last week, I don't think I went a day without someone asking me "Where do you START in listening to David Bowie?"

Well, this show should provide you a good overview of the highlights of David Bowie's career. I can't cover everything, but I will do my best to give you a high-level view of the various phases of Bowie's career, and expose you to some of his best works. Everything other than my voice and my intro theme on this show was either written, co-written or performed by David Bowie.

I used cover versions in a number of instances, so you could hear the multitude of people who have covered this man's fantastic tunes of the years. I talk about the things he did for other people, like Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Mott the Hoople and more.

He went through so many identities and wrote songs for so many people. This isn't meant to cover all of the best of Bowie - I didn't have the time for that - but it should give you an idea of the biggest touchstones in the man's 50 year career. I hope you'll enjoy the episode, and I hope it'll encourage you to explore a bunch more of the magic that was David Bowie. We miss you, Ziggy...

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Finally, my voice is back to functional and it's time for another scene show, this time to look into the shoegaze movement, a guitar-centric movement that sprung up in England in the late 1980s. We'll talk about the roots of the movement, the big players and where it went over the years. Strap in for some edumacation, you can get your musical learning on.

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My voice is pretty froggy in this voice, but I wanted to get music out for everyone to listen to nonetheless....

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Remember I said all the shows were going to be shorter this month? Turns out I can't do math. So enjoy a slightly longer last show of the year...

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This week's a little short, as I attempt to get ready for my journey into cold country, so I give you a fun fine little mix of tunes in all sorts of genres, including grimecore, chip metal, jazz, dubhop and more... Enjoy!

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This week, it's a theme week, in which no song clocks in under 7 minutes. That means a prog epic, a rock epic, a metal epic, a funk epic, a techno epic, an indie epic and a Madchester epic. It's epics all around! Only 7 songs in total this week, and yet, it's still a big show!

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