Special thanks to my guest the dark, sinister and highly opinionated Steven Mercato! Mr. Mercato shared with us his large collection of soundtracks from vampire movies this week!
Dracula Suite - Main Theme, James Bernard
When Dracula Comes, Phillip Glass/Kronos Quartet
Swan Lake Overture from Hollywood's Dracula CD
Dracula the Beginning, Wojcieck Kilar from Bram Stoker's Dracula
Bruder des Schattens, Popul Vuh from Nosferatu
The Dead Travel Fast, Simon Fisher Turner from film Nadja
Mantra 1, Popul Vuh from Nosferatu
Mina's Photo, Wojcieck Kilar from Bram Stoker's Dracula
Track 5, Gino Marinuzzi Jr from Planet of the Vampires
Die Umkehr, Popul Vuh from Nosteratu
Vampire Circus, David Whittaker from Hammer Collection
Willie at the Mausoleum, Robert Cobert from House of Dark Shadows soundtrack
Feast Of The Mau Mau, Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Track 2, Haunted Sound Effects
Closer, Closer & Encasement, Tod Dockstader with David Lee Meyers, Bijou CD
Todd's Escape and Carolyn's Stalking, Robert Cobert from House of Dark Shadows soundtrack
Dementia, Scene of the Crime, Emergency Response, Tod Dockstader with David Lee Meyers, Bijou CD
Listen to the Lambs, Music from the Orginal Dracula Soundtrack
Graveyard Junky, Witches, Monsters & Ghosts CD
Midnight in the Graveyard with Clock, Frights of the Night CD
SFX Terror, Witches, Monsters & Ghosts CD
The Return Of The Cringing Unknown, Tod Dockstader with David Lee Meyers, Bijou CD
Organ Toccata in D Minor, Witches, Monsters & Ghosts CD
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Playlist for 1/18/2007
Today's special guest was the brilliant writer Orji Walflauer, author of Ectosexual! Orji read excepts of Ectosexual and made lewd comments towards DJ Bunnywhiskers, who remains his devoted fan and friend.
The show also featured a tribute to Alice Coltrane who died on January 12th. She will be greatly missed but the extraordinary beauty of her music will live forever.
Playlist:
Alice Coltrane - Something about John Coltrane
Alice Coltrane - My Favorite Things
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
Alice Coltrane - Shiva-Loka
Alice Coltrane - Galaxy in Turiya
Alice Coltrane - Isis & Osiris
Alice Coltrane - Galaxy in Satchidananda
Alice Coltrane - Stopover Bombay
Alice Coltrane - Rest In Peace
The show also featured a tribute to Alice Coltrane who died on January 12th. She will be greatly missed but the extraordinary beauty of her music will live forever.
Playlist:
Alice Coltrane - Something about John Coltrane
Alice Coltrane - My Favorite Things
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
Alice Coltrane - Shiva-Loka
Alice Coltrane - Galaxy in Turiya
Alice Coltrane - Isis & Osiris
Alice Coltrane - Galaxy in Satchidananda
Alice Coltrane - Stopover Bombay
Alice Coltrane - Rest In Peace
Thursday, January 11, 2007
1/11/2007
Play List for 1/11/2007 featuring special guest Steven Mercato and his collection of film soundtracks. Thanks for sharing, Steven!!
1. Wendy Carlos "Heartbeats & Worry" from The Shining
2. Wojciech Kilar, "Opening Titles" from The 9th Gate
3. Wendy Carlos "Colorado" from The Shining
4. Krzysztof Komeda, "The Coven/Moment Musical" from Rosemary's Baby
5. Wojciech Kilar, "Vocalise - Theme From The Ninth Gate" from The 9th Gate
6. Krzysztof Komeda, "Lullaby" from Rosemary's Baby
7. Music from Disney's Haunted Mansion ride
8. Wendy Carlos "Clockwork Black" from Tales of Heaven and Hell CD
9. Wendy Carlos "Paraphrase for Cello" from The Shining
10. Angelo Francesco Lavagnino "Bolle Di Azoto" from Gamma I Quadrilogy: 60's Italian Cinematic Science CD
11. Dr Who at the Radiophonic Workshop V.1 "Entry Into The Tardis"
12. Piero Piccioni, "La Decima Vittima" from The 10th Victim"
13. The Fantasy Film Music of George Pal, "Transformation" from The Power
14. Basil Kirchin, "Phibe's Preparations" from The Abominable Dr. Phibes
15. Piero Piccioni, "The Rendezvous" from The 10th Victim
1. Wendy Carlos "Heartbeats & Worry" from The Shining
2. Wojciech Kilar, "Opening Titles" from The 9th Gate
3. Wendy Carlos "Colorado" from The Shining
4. Krzysztof Komeda, "The Coven/Moment Musical" from Rosemary's Baby
5. Wojciech Kilar, "Vocalise - Theme From The Ninth Gate" from The 9th Gate
6. Krzysztof Komeda, "Lullaby" from Rosemary's Baby
7. Music from Disney's Haunted Mansion ride
8. Wendy Carlos "Clockwork Black" from Tales of Heaven and Hell CD
9. Wendy Carlos "Paraphrase for Cello" from The Shining
10. Angelo Francesco Lavagnino "Bolle Di Azoto" from Gamma I Quadrilogy: 60's Italian Cinematic Science CD
11. Dr Who at the Radiophonic Workshop V.1 "Entry Into The Tardis"
12. Piero Piccioni, "La Decima Vittima" from The 10th Victim"
13. The Fantasy Film Music of George Pal, "Transformation" from The Power
14. Basil Kirchin, "Phibe's Preparations" from The Abominable Dr. Phibes
15. Piero Piccioni, "The Rendezvous" from The 10th Victim
Play list for 1/4/2007
1/4/2007 show featuring special guest Prog Rock expert Suzannarama. Suzannarama provides lots of fun facts about the bands!
YES - Perpetual Change
Wishbone Ash - Warrior
35 years & 38 albums and still performing. Played at the Last Day Saloon in Santa Rosa last May.
Can - Oh Yeah (Tago Mago)
German band with a Japanese vocalist, Damo Suzuki, singing in English & Japanese & occasional invented languages. Later left the band to became a Jehova's Witness. 70-73 was their heyday, when Suzuki fronted. Fuck the grateful Dead, these guys had great jams.
Van Der Graaf Generator - Killer
named after a electrostatic machine used to accumulate a charge on a metal globe; dark atmosphere; gotta love Peter Hammill's voice. Robert Fripp (of King Crimson) guested on 2 albums.
Supersister - Radio
from the Netherlands; orig. Sweet OK Supersister. Influenced by zappa and soft machine.
ELP - Karn Evil 9
13-minutes (and this is the short version, but not the even shorter radio version) of pure progressive goodness.
Rush - Finding my Way (Chronicles)
I've seen Rush about 3 times in the mid-80s, and those Canooks put on a great show. I just love Geddy Lee, but not in a sexual way. I wish I still had my Moving Pictures tour jersey.
Porcupine Tree - Signify (Signify)
Started in 87 by Steven Wilson, who happens to dislike the progressive rock label. Has a more contemporary influences: ambient, more rock.
Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You
formed in 69 with Carl Palmer (of ELP) and the organ player from the Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
Focus - Hocus Pocus
Another Dutch band, who hit big on both sides of the Atlantic. The track we just heard is from their 1971 release, Moving Waves. Full of quirky and energetic interludes that include flute riffs, accordion, whistling, falsetto singing, and yodeling.
Amon Duul II - Mozambique
Yay! Krautrock! Very gothic atmosphere with a hint of psychedelia, but also influenced by California acid rock. Formed in 1966 as Amon Duul, they considered themselves more of a free jazz trio and even lived in a commune.
Incidental Music: Exorcist 2 soundtrack by Ennio Morricone
YES - Perpetual Change
Wishbone Ash - Warrior
35 years & 38 albums and still performing. Played at the Last Day Saloon in Santa Rosa last May.
Can - Oh Yeah (Tago Mago)
German band with a Japanese vocalist, Damo Suzuki, singing in English & Japanese & occasional invented languages. Later left the band to became a Jehova's Witness. 70-73 was their heyday, when Suzuki fronted. Fuck the grateful Dead, these guys had great jams.
Van Der Graaf Generator - Killer
named after a electrostatic machine used to accumulate a charge on a metal globe; dark atmosphere; gotta love Peter Hammill's voice. Robert Fripp (of King Crimson) guested on 2 albums.
Supersister - Radio
from the Netherlands; orig. Sweet OK Supersister. Influenced by zappa and soft machine.
ELP - Karn Evil 9
13-minutes (and this is the short version, but not the even shorter radio version) of pure progressive goodness.
Rush - Finding my Way (Chronicles)
I've seen Rush about 3 times in the mid-80s, and those Canooks put on a great show. I just love Geddy Lee, but not in a sexual way. I wish I still had my Moving Pictures tour jersey.
Porcupine Tree - Signify (Signify)
Started in 87 by Steven Wilson, who happens to dislike the progressive rock label. Has a more contemporary influences: ambient, more rock.
Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You
formed in 69 with Carl Palmer (of ELP) and the organ player from the Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
Focus - Hocus Pocus
Another Dutch band, who hit big on both sides of the Atlantic. The track we just heard is from their 1971 release, Moving Waves. Full of quirky and energetic interludes that include flute riffs, accordion, whistling, falsetto singing, and yodeling.
Amon Duul II - Mozambique
Yay! Krautrock! Very gothic atmosphere with a hint of psychedelia, but also influenced by California acid rock. Formed in 1966 as Amon Duul, they considered themselves more of a free jazz trio and even lived in a commune.
Incidental Music: Exorcist 2 soundtrack by Ennio Morricone
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