The Overnightscape Underground

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1:19:11 -Once again, I take to the airwaves on WMSC-FM for my old college radio show, The Cellular Toaster on WMSC-FM’s Alumni Takeover! Sadly, my partner in the show, Jill Knapp, was unable to join me in the festivities. This year it was mostly about the music. Here I present a sample of the show, playing only snippets of non-podsafe stuff (under Fair Use), and all of the permissible tunes in their entirety. Here’s the set list of the entire show:

INTRO
Featuring “Une fanfare a Saint-Germain” by students of Aldor and “Fun Zone” by “Weird Al” Yankovic

SET ONE:
Tenacious D – “Tribute” – Tenacious D
Sifl & Olly (featuring Chester) – “Stolen Holiday” – Sifl & Olly Songs of Season 1
The Party Party – “Sunday Bloody Sunday” – ThePartyParty.com
The Presidents of the United States of America – “We’re Not Gonna Make It” – The Presidents of the United States of America

SET TWO:
Adam Sandler – “Four Years Old” – What’s Your Name?
Mucky Pup (as Billy & the Boingers) – “U Stink But I ♥ U” – Billy & the Boingers
Jimmy Fallon & Bruce Springsteen – “Whip My Hair” – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

SET THREE:
“Weird Al” Yankovic – “Perform This Way” – Alpocolypse
Kate Winslet & “Weird Al” Yankovic – “I Need a Nap” – Dog Train
Your Mother – “I’ll Be Mellow When I’m Dead” – The Weird Al-Bum

RALPH THE WORD GUY
New words for the English Speaking World: Detomify, Nerk and Rexting
Featuring music from “Bananas” by Marvin Hamlisch

SET FOUR:
Industrial Jazz Group – “Big Ass Truck” – Leef
The Evelyn Situation – “Secretaries and Their Bosses (Coffee)” – Somewhat Remastered Evelyn
JDL – “MTV” – JDL

SET FIVE:
The Dead Milkmen – “Some Young Guy” – The King in Yellow
The Dead Milkmen – “Stuart” – Beelzebubba
The Dead Milkmen – “In Praise of Sha Na Na” – Metaphysical Graffiti

SET SIX:
Friday’s Child – “The Connection” – DigitalCafeTour.com
Secret Gossip – “Midnight Freak” – DigitalCafeTour.com
The Fave – “Let It Out” – DigitalCafeTour.com
Peter Blood – “Osama’s Daughter” – DigitalCafeTour.com

SET SEVEN:
They Might Be Giants – “Clap Your Hands” (Live) – TMBG.com
They Might Be Giants – “Can’t Keep Johnny Down” – Join Us
They Might Be Giants – “Particle Man” (Live Beatlesque Version) – TMBG.com

SET EIGHT:
Derek Nicoletto – “Hustler with a Rescue Plan” – Kind Ghosts
Natalie Gelman – “Just Someone” – Natalie Gelman
Hooray for Everything – “1970’s Children’s Comic” – Sitting in a Tree

SET NINE:
The Rutles – “Get Up and Go” – All You Need Is Cash
The Mop Tops – “Hava Nagila” – A Hard Day’s Day

OUTRO
Featuring “Chicken Rhythm” by Slim Gaillard

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26:54–  This is the last in this series. If you’ve enjoyed it, you can find lots more like this over on Neal’s “Into Your Head” podcast at IntoYourHead.com. Another dose of harmless nonsense from Ireland,  in which Neal discusses a myriad of issues including the limitations of mind-reading, practicing being Jay Leno’s announcer, a new kind of guitar string, the musical career of boxing champion Barry McGuigan,  avoiding cynicism, the limitations of bilingual conversations, self-serving politeness, PQ Ribber’s band, some advice for Manny the mailman regarding delivering dead fish, how Brian Jude stays awake, how to pronounce the word “Mnemonics”, stepping into the role of continuity announcer and more.

Also included is a bulletin of “Athy Weekly World News”, from the archives of  Into Your Head podcast. Anchor Sháinne Greoige (Neal’s wife Joanne) brings you events of global interest from Over Your Head’s home town.   And a musical interlude entitled “This is Filler”,  generated automatically by Neal’s Madplayer.

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Released May 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

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2:00:12 – Another assortment of night sounds from the Southwestern American Desert to you!!  Rare Henry Morgan pre-Mother’s Day show from May 7, 1942 (69 years ago!), Two superb short stories from the Librivox Collection, including O Henry’s awesome ‘Ransom of Red Chief’, Jonathan Winters, Unarius and Ruth Norman, Cereal Mascots, Mr F Le Mur gone Wild, Creative Commons Music and a humor-heavy, pop culturiffic episode of this amazing series!  PQ Ribber is your host and curator!

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Released May 2011, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and clever hosts presenting unique programs, historic archival material, and more delicious content than you can eat, Night and Day!

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57:40 – A New and Amazing show for onsug!!  After Dark Radio with Bryan Alvarez! Karl Stern joins us to kick it off talking all the news including the Alabama tornadoes, weird Bin Laden conspiracy theories, Einstein proved right and how he was proved wrong, and more. Then, a man named JOE joins us to talk strange apparitions in theatres, bars and other public places, a few of them around the Seattle area.

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Released May 2011, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and clever hosts presenting unique programs in the spirit of the idea that it is always night somewhere!

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45:29 – Another classic monologue from the master, Jean Shepherd is presented for your mind expansion and entertainment.  PQ Ribber humbly hosts.

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Released May 2011, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and clever hosts presenting unique programs in the spirit of the idea that it is always night somewhere!

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Walkabout with Jim and Lillian, Season 6, why we’ve been away, thanks to those who care, shout-out to Sonia Barrett (www.spiritinform.com), the world and stuff, “let’s all come together as ones”, how many everythings are there?, the cosmic soup, 2012, cycles and ages, space isn’t just nothing, the bigger cycle, Jupiter,the planetary 19.5 degree ting, (www.vortexmaps.com/planets.php – ), the cosmic mathmatical conspiracy, the 11 year sunspot cycle, potential results of a huge solar ejection “the kill shot”, nuclear propaganda, passing Shamrock City, the science religion, theory VS fact, evolution VS the laws of thermodynamics, Richard Mixer and My Dingaling, living in a box, Darwin not the originator, the big bang theory, good math VS bad math, meeting one of the drunks on Water Street, thirsty mind, thirsty soul…, the royal wedding, how far have we actually come?, shout-out to Ryan Gates and company and other tings and tings you’ll have to pick out on your own.

Music this time:
Our theme, Genesis, by Jim Fidler

Best listened to on headphones.  -  Where does the truth lie?…………..Nowhere.

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45:24 — Now that the tornadoes have left and the damage is done, what is the future for hundreds of Alabama residents? Their experiences, plus more, on this first hand account of the bad weather in the Southeast.

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Released April 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

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32:57 — With massive regional destruction, six people dead, and no end in sight, hear a first-person, blow- by-blow account of what Famed Alabama Weatherman James Spann has called “the worst weather I’ve seen in my career!” Hear all the severe weather action as I shack up inside my tiny apartment and ride the storm out. Also, witness the tale of how my humble paper route almost ended my life!

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Attribution: by Mike Boody – more info at onsug.com

Released April 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

www.midnightcitizen.com

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50:05 — It seems creative people have the hardest time getting vindicated for their actions — working super hard on a project, whether it be novel, or screenplay, or acting, only to see their efforts evaporate into the universe of ephemeral appreciation. Well, no more — at least for me! Tonight, I look back on some of my ideas, past and present — ones I’ve spent huge chunks of time obsessing over, and throw them out there for your enjoyment. And you will enjoy, and I will finally feel vindication for spending most of my life inside my own head.

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Attribution: by Mike Boody – more info at onsug.com

Released April 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

   www.midnightcitizen.com

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15:30– Neal from Ireland shares his vast knowledge of apostrophes, excessively leprechauny Hollywood movies, selling rain in a bottle, the concept of “a hundred thousand welcomes”, the sit-coms “Taxi”, “Cheers” and “Dear John”, Amphibious bus tours,  fictional beer in TV shows, Sending wet animation to Korea and Ted Danson, and introduces a lecture from the Into Your Head archives,  read by his wife Joanne.  Over Your Head is ONSUG’s occasional  offshoot of Into Your Head podcast.

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United States License. Attribution: by Neal from Ireland – more info at onsug.com and intoyourhead.com.

Released April 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.