You may have noticed the Last.FM playlist over in the sidebar. I’m not entirely sold on this “feature” yet. You have to click on the large “play” icon to get it going, and while you can listen to the songs in their entirety, you cannot click on a specific song. You have to cycle through the playlist. The necessity of this explanation alone may make this “feature” more trouble than it’s worth.
Also, if you do purchase a song on the playlist, I receive exactly $0.00 (absolutely nothing). I don’t know if that’s an incentive to buy or not.
It’s an experiment - which may very well be gone sooner than later, and which speaks nothing of my fondness for Last.FM (which I do think is pretty cool for a social networking site). We’ll see how it goes…
Here’s the playlist for this week’s show.
Listen via the player on my website’s sidebar or one of KCSB’s webcast options.
NonDescript, Tuesdays, 9am-10am PST (12pm-1pm EST)
KCSB-FM 91.9 in Santa Barbara
Show Playlist @ Website
Standard Podcast [60:37m]: Artist, Song, Album
The Buzzcocks, Ever Fallen In Love, The Best Punk Album In The World
The Cribs, You Were Always The One, (self-titled)
Death From Above 1979, Romantic Rights, You’re A Woman, I’m A Machine
Fire Engines, Jacqueline, Codex Teenage Premonition
Handsome Boy Modeling School, I’ve Been Thinking (Feat. Cat Power), White People
Lamb, Sugar 5, Between Darkness And Wonder
Okkervil River, You Can’t Hold the Hand of a Rock and Roll Man, The Stage Names
Sleater-Kinney, Step Aside, One Beat
White Whale, We’re Just Temporary Ma’am, WWI
Pavement, Here, Slanted & Enchanted
Mugison, Murr Murr, Mugimama Is This Monkey Music?
Aceyalone And RJD2, Solomon Jones, Magnificent City
Lovetones, (I Gotta) Feel, Meditations
The Five Maseratis, Quasimoto, (self-titled) EP
The State Of Samuel, Square Roots, Homemade Hits, Vol.2
Tom Lehrer, Clementine, An Evening (Wasted) With…
I took this photo Friday, March 7th. Granted, it’s known as one of the most, if not the most, expensive gas stations in Santa Barbara County. However, it’s not even Spring, and we’re already looking at a top price per gallon of a literal fraction under $4.00. It’s enough to make you want to 
