Tonight: FreeFall #53 - Tuesday 10pm PDT

From: David Bassin (bassyd@pacbell.net)
Date: Tue Jul 24 2001 - 11:41:14 CEST

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    Hey Kids,

    Over the weekend, the KUSF transmitter suffered another failure and
    is now on temporary life support until new parts arrive from wherever
    parts come from. This means that the station is operating on 1/6 of
    its usual power and that the live broadcast will not reach as far as
    usual this evening and the online feed may not work at all. I'll try
    and get the Live365 archive up earlier to compensate.....

    As many of you know, KUSF is an award-winning, non-commercial
    station, broadcasting from the University of San Francisco campus. In
    the past, we have survived without pledge drives and major
    fund-raising events, but those days may be over. We're currently
    putting our collective heads together to organize some kind of on-air
    campaign and any help from the community-at-large would be a big
    help. If you work for a label and can spare CDs to use as premiums,
    let me know. Maybe you cashed out before the dot.com bust and have a
    few extra bucks you'd like to write off on next year's taxes - that
    would be even better. Come to think of it, now that George W. has put
    those tax rebates in the mail, maybe you'd care to sign yours over to
    us......you get the point....anything will be appreciated.

    If you're part of the local dance community, you know how much time
    we devote to club culture every week. Besides "FreeFall," there's
    "Rhythm Generation" offering the latest house music on Thursdays,
    Andrew Jervis' "Friday Night Sessions" on Friday, two hours of drum
    n' bass and breakbeat every Sunday on "Future Breaks," followed by
    120 minutes of hip-hop on "Beatsauce." I haven't even mentioned the
    18 hours of new music programming every weekday, the blues, reggae,
    jazz and metal shows and time given over to programs that serve the
    international communities.

    Please let me know if you can contribute - thanks.

    Ciao for now,
    David

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    Last week's playlist and this week's Live365 archive available online now:

    FreeFall #52: 7/17/01

    Mondo Grosso - Vibe PM (Masters At Work Remix) - Abstract Latin
    Lounge (NiteGrooves)
    Llorca - Lalo Caught Me Dancin' - New Comer (F-Communications)
    Urban Soul Collective - Midnite Luv - Please Yo' Self (S.I. Project)
    New Sector Movements - Never Been Closer - Download This (Virgin)
    Flanger - Bosco's Disposable Driver - Midnight Sound (Ntone)
    Four Tet - No More Mosquitos - Pause (Domino)
    Syleena Johnson - Hit On Me - Chapter 1: Love, Pain & Forgiveness (Jive)
    Thomas Newman - Theme From "Six Feet Under" (CDR)
    Slag Boom Van Loon - Poppy Seed (Boards Of Canada Remix) - So Soon (Planet Mu)
    Mr. Hermano - Free As The Morning Sun - 12" (Disorient)
    AtJazz - Kidnapped - Labfunk (Mantis)
    Block 16 - Morning Sun - Morning Sun (Nuphonic)
    Roy Ayers - We Live In Brooklyn - Evolution: The Polydor Anthology (Polydor)
    Steinski - Nothing To Fear Pt. 5 (CDR)
    Slam - Narco Tourists - Alien Radio (Soma)
    Claude Monnet - New Jazz Soul - 12" (SSOH)
    Osunlade - The Deep - Paradigm (Soul Jazz)
    Spacer - Move - The Beamer (Palm Pictures)
    Ashford & Simpson - It Seems To Hang On - The Best Of Ashford &
    Simpson (Capitol)
    Raw Deal - Life Line - Raw Deal (Talkin' Loud)

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    "FreeFall" airs Tuesday evenings, 10pm-midnight PT on KUSF (90.3 FM)
    San Francisco (http://www.kusf.org/listen)

    Web: http://www.geocities.com/davidbassin/freefall.html

    "FreeFall" archives are available 24/7 at Live365.com:

    Last week's show:
    56K: http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=bassyd
    T1/Cable/DSL:
    http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=davidbassin
    Two weeks ago:
    56K: http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=dbassin
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    "FreeFall" thanks the following underwriters for their support:

    Akoo (http://www.akoo.com) - makers of KIMA: the wireless device
    that allows you to listen to Internet broadcasts on your home stereo,
    Live365.com (http://www.live365.com) - Radio Revolution: where you
    take control of the airwaves.
    Amoeba Music (http://www.amoebamusic.com) - The largest independent
    record stores in the U.S.
    V2 Music (http://v2music.com) - the home of Moby, Ian Pooley, Nitin
    Sawhney, Etienne De Crecy, Rinocerose and many more.....

    -- 
    "It's a Zen thing....like how many babies fit in a tire....?"
    - Corky St. Clair in  "Waiting for Guffman"
    



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