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Playlist 07. Dezember 2k9

01. Hippieshit (0:24)
02. New Days Delay - Stereokatastrophe (3:58)
03. Lords of Acid - Stripper (3:35)
04. Randolph's Grin - Ask Me (Cybersex Mix) (4:23)
05. CEOXiME - Subsume (6:00)
06. SpaceScape - Musik Elektronik (3:38)
07. The Psychic Force - Underpass (3:39)
08. Ickytrip - The Passage (4:04)
09. Björk - It's Oh So Quiet (3:23)
10. Robbie Williams - Mack The Knife (3:06)
11. Senor Coconut - Pinball chacha (3:04)
12. Yello - Vicious Games (4:11)
13. Grace Jones - Walking in the rain (4:08)
14. Nana Mouskouri - I Get A Kick Out Of You (2:26)
15. Ofra Haza - Im Nin Alu (3:53)
16. The Velvet Underground - Winter song (3:14)
17. Tin Machine - Amlapaura(Indonesian Version) (3:35)
18. The Doors - Love Street (2:47)
19. Marc Almond - If You Go Away (Live Leicester Cathedral 30-08-2004) (4:42)
20. Current 93 - Idumea (Vocals - Marc Almond) (3:24)
21. Tom Waits - I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You (3:48)
22. Marillion - Lavender (2:23)
23. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Mercy Seat (Acoustic Version) (3:35)
24. Deine Lakaien - Wunderbar (4:06)
25. apocalytica feat. Nina Hagen - Seemann (Album Version) (4:39)

1. Wenn es sein muss - dann aber sofort (0:37)
2. Queen - The Show Must Go On (UltraTraxx 12 Inch Version) (7:44)
3. Die Perlen - Jingle (0:12)
4. Dj Tense - D-Day (1:49)
5. Dominion - The Parade Of Sin (3:41)
6. Our Daughter's Wedding - Lawnchairs (3:28)
7. Lords of Acid - I Must Increase My Bust (MNO Remix) (4:34)
8. Faction - Noa Noa (5:25)
9. E!Truncheon - Trianite 27 (3:06)
10. Lewis Francis - Vast Listening Audience (4:08)
11. Fat Belgian Bastards - Drum Beat (3:04)
12. Helmond - Was ist Gott? (2:08)
13. Body 11 - Hearts (4:46)
14. Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata - The Emptiness Of The Blood (4:17)
15. Abortive Gasp - What´s Wrong? (4:15)
16. Gary Marks - Improvisation 1-19-88 (6:46)
17. Max Goldt - Monster aus Jenaer Glas (4:27)
18. In the Nursery With The Man In Grey - Epitaph (4:26)
19. NVMPH - The Man (4:10)
20. Volxsturm - Kuddel Daddel Du (5:28)
21. Gelatinous Citizen - Fighting The World (3:55)
22. The Adventures - Send My Heart (3:45)
23. Subject - Dance/Decadence (3:02)
24. Perplexer - Church Of House (3:18)
25. No Minds - Twice Inside (4:15)
26. Marc Almond - A Lover Spurned (12" Version) (7:16)
27. Týr - Lokka Táttur (6:04)
28. Batz Without Flesh - Disturbing Trend (4:36)
29. Twice a Man - Happy Life (4:22)
30. Railgun - 13 (5:44)
31. D.F.X. - Relax Your Body (2:27)
32. Mondblut - 777 (4:03)
33. Savage - Computerized Love (3:37)
34. Ordo Equitum Solis - Notre Solitude (4:59)
35. DatA - Romy Haag (3:28)
36. Patenbrigade Wolff - Radiotrailer (0:06)
37. Vomito Negro - Move Your Body (3:07)
38. The Idiots - Samstag Nacht (2:29)
39. Severe Illusion Vs. TWZ - The 5th Day, The 6th Night (3:07)
40. e.h.e. - Skate Or Die (1:45)
41. The Architect Of European Decay - Coliseum (4:37)
42. Alice Cooper - Poison (Ultrasound Toxic Long Mix) (5:45)
43. U-Tek - Fever (5:40)
44. Music For Pleasure - Debris (3:32)
45. Compound - Torture With The Best (3:58)
46. P.Jistes - Confocation (4:54)
47. HIV+ - Taliban´s Law (Remix By Babylone chaos) (5:58)
48. AGO - Computer (In My Mind) (6:10)
49. Men 2nd - Crow Baby Crow (5:12)
50. Rise and Fall of a Decade - Unreleased (2:27)
51. A Split Second - Colonial Discharge (5:35)
52. Boots & Braces - Auf Wiedersehen (5:09)

Hippiekacke
When: Monday December 07th 2k9 7 pm cet till 8:30 pm cet
Where: http://www.neurobeat-radio.de
Topic: Chaos de Luxe with Marc Almond, Current 93, Nina Hagen, CEOXiME & Robbie Williams

Hippiekacke
Wann: Montag der 07. Dezember 2009 19:00 bis 20:30 Uhr cet
Wo: http://www.neurobeat-radio.de
Motto: Chaos de Luxe mit Marc Almond, Current 93, Nina Hagen, CEOXiME & Robbie Williams

PEACE

includes:

Amycanbe, Ryuchi Sakamoto, Perturbazione, Patrick Wolf, 4hero, Marc Almond, and many others...

A Year and a half ago on april 1st I did a 'What Country Are Your Top 100 from?' decided to do one each half year, so now with october 1st it's time to do another :-)

1. England (60)
Duran Duran
Depeche Mode
The Cure
New Order
The Power Station
Roxy Music
Erasure
Arcadia
Tears for Fears
Muse
David Bowie
Ultravox
Japan
Queen
Pet Shop Boys
George Michael
The Human League
Oasis
Robbie Williams
Eurythmics
Andy Taylor
Iron Maiden
The Police
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Def Leppard
Mike & The Mechanics (new)
Kajagoogoo
Bryan Ferry
Thompson Twins
Genesis
Yazoo
Heaven 17
Morrissey
Spandau Ballet
Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Talk Talk
Wham!
Placebo
Kim Wilde
The Smiths
Asia
Level 42
ABC
Blur
The Beatles
Phil Collins
Prefab Sprout
Joy Division
Martin L. Gore
Paul McCartney
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Marc Almond (new)
Soft Cell
Dave Gahan
The Pretenders
Bauhaus
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Culture Club
Judas Priest
Take That (re)

NOTE: Still at #1, and from 59 to 60 artists, off the charts are Pink Floyd (#102) and Suede (#104)

2. US (19)
Madonna
Garbage
Mötley Crüe
Alice Cooper
KISS
The B-52's
Michael Jackson
Van Halen
Prince & The Revolution
Bon Jovi
Janet Jackson
Prince
Nine Inch Nails
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Belinda Carlisle
Eagles
The Killers
Sparks
Blondie

NOTE: Still at #2, but down from 21 to 19 artists, off the charts are: Guns N' Roses (#101) and Metallica (#105)

3. Denmark (7)
Nephew
TV-2
Mew
Private
Shu-Bi-Dua
Moi Caprice
Johnny Deluxe

NOTE: no change in position or artists

4. Scotland (4)
Cocteau Twins
Simple Minds
Altered Images
Franz Ferdinand

NOTE: no change in position or artists

5. Sweden (3)
ABBA
Roxette (re)
Europe

NOTE: Up one on the charts due to the comeback of Roxette

6. Wales (2)
James Dean Bradfield
Manic Street Preachers

NOTE: down with no change in position or artists

7. Ireland (1)
U2

NOTE: no change in position or artists

7. Norway (1)
a-ha

NOTE: no change in position or artists

7. Australia (1)
INXS

NOTE: no change in position or artists

7. Georgia (1)
Katie Melua

NOTE: no change in position or artists

7. Canada (1)
Bryan Adams

NOTE: no change in position or artists

Setlist:

1. Che farò senza Euridice? (from Christoph Willibald Gluck's aria) > Enchanted
2. Wolf Song
3. Pigeon Song (arranged as in The Spinster's live track)
4. Wind in the Wires
5. Blackdown >
6. Bluebells
7. Paris
8. The Bachelor (with "I Wanna Be a Witchman" intro)
9. Damaris
10. Theseus (with Joni Mitchell's All I Want improv at the end)
11. Hard Times
12. Augustine
13. Hyperballad (Björk's cover) >
14. Ghost Song >
15. Teignmouth
16. Who will
17. The Magic Position

A setlist like the one above must be quite self-explanatory to a Patrick Wolf's fan. For those who are not (yet), I just can say that every single second of the concert was spectacular and stunning. Patrick was at his best: he opened the show singing in italian (he later explained to me that he used to sing that part of the aria from "Orpheus and Eurydice" as a 9-year-old choirboy, and felt it fit the setting). He sang and played with his violinist (also very good) for about 2 hours, radiating passion and beauty in perfect sympathy with the beautiful churchyard, glimmering in his golden make-up, sometimes so immersed in his singing that it seemed to be serenading his own soul to the moon, shining high over the clocktower.

The highlights of the show were a surprising rendition for piano and violin of Paris and a breathtaking rendition of Björk's Hyperballad.

Not only he's a great heir of Marc Almond's music: he's a unique artist in his own right, a young, brilliant musical mind and body that must be followed with ever growing attention.

Sab 8 Ago – Patrick Wolf, Cranes

1. Wenn es sein muss - dann aber sofort (0:37)
2. Obscure Fm - Micheal Jackson Is In Heaven Now (2:30)
3. Wang Chung - True Love (3:52)
4. Hermann's Orgie - Tu Was Du Willst (4:24)
5. The Cold - Jingle (0:56)
6. Sleeping Dogs Wake - Spiderbilly (Video Edit) (4:01)
7. Necrophorus - Sadnight (6:37)
8. Jäger 90 - Muskeln (3:18)
9. Walls Have Ears - Morgen (3:47)
10. Genital A-Tech - Bloody Sunday (4:45)
11. Analog Angel - Shadows (3:40)
12. Rome - Jingle (0:21)
13. A Spell Inside - Reality (4:54)
14. Stakka Bo - Here We Go (12" Version) (5:47)
15. Front Line Assembly - Shutdown (Dark Side Re-Edit Mix) (6:43)
16. IFA Wartburg - Der Berliner (3:58)
17. K-Bereit - Jingle (0:09)
18. The Catch - 25 Years 2004 (Whitelabel) (7:24)
19. Crux Ansata - No Time For Lies (5:29)
20. Sweating Sickness - Oblivion (4:49)
21. Rome - Teaser (0:45)
22. Karl Bartos - Reality (4:40)
23. Puhdys - Ohrwurm (3:28)
24. Marusha - Offbeat (4:02)
25. Little Nemo - Seconds (Dark Side 21 Century Version) (6:47)
26. janosch moldau - Jingle (0:03)
27. New Mind - Hatespill (4:44)
28. Kosheen - Your Life (4:03)
29. Placebo Effect - Move (3:45)
30. Blackmore's Night - Emanuel (3:31)
31. Implant - Scared (Signal Aout 42 Remix) (5:45)
32. Children Within - Cosmic Influence (4:21)
33. Marc Almond - City of Nights (5:58)
34. impurfekt - Godmobile (3:35)
35. Tribe of Circle - Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (4:26)
36. Love Is Colder Than Death - For One Ludwig F. (Dark Side - Long Way) (6:18)
37. Splatter Squall - Banish from Reality (4:09)
38. Noise Boys - MegaBeat (3:57)
39. Portion Control - Teaser (0:36)
40. Da Hool - Hypochonda (Male Radio Edit) (3:55)
41. New Model Army - White Coats (Dark Side Special Version) (5:00)
42. 3 Teens Kill 4 - Tell Me Something Good (4:29)
43. Adrian Smith - Gimme Twenty (6:42)
44. Jetlag - Glamourous (3:45)
45. The Tear Garden - Sheila Liked The Rodeo (Dark Side Exclusive Mix) (6:46)

Andrew Morrison:
Andy's two-hour July show features a session from Tokyo artist Block 45 comprising three unheard tunes recorded specially for the show. Other new music includes The Joy Formidable, Malcolm Middleton, former Golden Virgins frontman Lucas Renney and Dave Swain, two cracking tunes from New York label High Chai Recordings and unsigned music from Robin Foster, Hold Fast and turnpike glow. Raw Milk and Samuraj Cities get two tracks each, Scott is granted five minutes in which to get funky, and there's even a competition to win loads of CDs.

Jeff Grainger:
Jeff's three hour show for July is packed with exclusive recordings and Dandelion Radio debuts. Nicolas and the Iceni & Stranger Son of WB provide sessions both recorded especially for this show. We'll also be hearing another two exclusive live recordings from Marble Valley.
July's featured record label is Manchester's Analogue Catalogue and The Warms, Cilo Cub and Salma El Assal are just three of the many acts making their Dandelion Radio debut. There are tracks from old(ish) favourites The Joy Formidable, Town Bike & Rev Porl. The latter two, incidentally, will both appearing live at The Castle in Oldham of the 5th of July (See News/Events page).
Just to round things off nicely there's a classic Dub track from The Sound Dimension.

Marcelle:
The joy of madness

With a very proud 97.7% vinyl guarantee Marcelle's July show is for that reason alone a treat to listen to. Besides, nothing goes wrong; when a track plays at the 'wrong speed' it was released that way.
Not surprisingly one of featured track titles translates as 'The joy of madness'. Marcelle also pays tribute to a deceased bass player and spins new records by amongst others Burial and Four Tet, Ben Klock, Kyozin Yeni Dekai, Portradium, Harmonic 313, Caspa, Mika Miko, King Midas Sound and Rogue State.
There are wonderful reissues of works by Dog Faced Hermans, Charley Patton and Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Catanou.

Mark Cunliffe:
Summer is warming up nicely, much better than a bolognaise at Wetherspoon's.....luke warm gristle....GUARENTEED!!

On this month's show, Bassline Generation are working out whether it'll be Charlie or Will's. N-Type has hit the bottle, but only for his chips. Romain Virgo needs Diazepam and Professor Longhair is pogoing to an iffy cure-all. Wiley's making like a German war plane on a U.S. war film and Micheal Frearson is upsetting superhero's. POL's getting exercised on the Eurostar and Chino's taking all precautions, sensible boy. I know global warming is affecting changes in weather patterns but I think Julie Doiron has her prediction for the summer well wrong. Finally, I've had a tip off from the bowels of Dandelion, Mr Webster's dropped me a baddun....

Mark Whitby:
With Edgars Lisp in session and tracks from new albums by Method of Defiance, Dubkasm and Pissed Jeans July was always going to be a particularly fine month for music.
And it wasn't hard to find other fine stuff in the shape the Clark Kunt remix of Micachu & The Shapes, albums from Pantie Hamster, My Odd Gong and Battlehooch, plus a preview of the forthcoming Radio Arabia EP and Anonymous Bosch album.
This month's Peel Back & Sniff takes in snippets from the formidable back catalogues of Spirit and Procul Harum and
Mark lets us into one of his secret passions with a hearty dollop of Western Swing on 78. And the lazy get finally gets round to playing a track from that amazing Crocodiles album. About time too.

Matt Jones:
July WILL be a heatwave, at least musically thanks to this month's UV rays of blinding musical light from the boy Jones. You can bask in the sunshine of new music by Mi Ami, trypta, dadub, Tara Jane O'Neil, Hurtdeer, robot koch, Wounded Knee, Akron/Family, Volfoniq featuring Tribuman plus loads more stuff from the recent past, including more from the vaults of Benbecula Records.
You might not be able to rely on the weather, but at least you can rely on Dandelion Radio...

Pete Jackson:
We'll celebrate the cracking sunniness/damp squib of July (delete as appropriate) with a fantastic exclusive live set from The Vaudevillians, loads of new noises from Sonic Youth, Thee Vicars and Crack Babies, and a firm handshake to welcome back our old mates Eclier andCornershop. Put on your sun cream/wellies and join me, won't you?

Rachael Neiman:
The July edition of 'The Rachael Neiman Experience' will be our last for a couple of months but we're leaving you with a very exciting Indie Tracks festival special to celebrate the UK's most exciting summer festival we'll be playing tracks by bands set to appear including Poppy and Friends, Cola Jet Set, The Lovely Eggs, Speedmarket Avenue and many more and not a bad train pun in sight!

Rocker:
This month's three-hour spectacular features an exclusive session from MJ Hibbett & the Validators, as well as tracks from "If You Were Fruit", the new LP by The Lovely Eggs.
There's also tracks from new LPs by Dinosaur Jr; Nathan Fake; Liechtenstein; The Wave Pictures; The Field; Jarvis Cocker; Anssi 8000 & Maria Stereo; Eels; and Debbie Leggo, as well as new tracks from girl alliance; Veronica Falls; April Phibia & The Rule-Her; The Seven Inches; Bang Bangs; Red Pens; and The Owls Are Not What They Seem.
There's electronica / dubstep from Skream; Satoshi Fumi; and Benga. Herman Schwartz takes on Amy Winehouse; The Sunday Reeds take on The Jesus And Mary Chain; while The Wedding Present's bass player Terry de Castro takes on ..er The Wedding Present. There's also a soundclash between reggae kings Pama International and Billy Bragg.
This month's Peel's Big 45 is a 1966 cover of a Screamin' Jay Hawkins song, and this month's Educating Elizabeth is a 1967 Northern Soul classic on the Canterbury label.
As well as little known acts, here's a little known fact: While worldwide CD sales are falling, In 2008 sales of Vinyl records reached their highest level since 1991.

Ste McCabe:
Ste's very first show on Dandelion will be an electro, pop punk onslaught of queer and female heroes from the current underground including Vile Vile Creatures, Psychofag And The Flesh Happening, along with a healthy dose of forgotten and under-rated classics from the past from the likes of Altered Images, Soulbossa and Marc Almond. Listen out for Ste's terrifying ordeal with the endlessly-ringing landline telephone, oh no!

Yank Sizzler:
Being the token "Yank" on Dandelion Radio, July means that I will be stuffing my voice hole with hot dogs for the entirety of the month. Luckily I'm still able to talk in between songs with a mouthful of wiener. It's a talent my uncle Bernard taught me. July's show starts off with a blast of soulful shame from Bunker Hill as he laments a girl who can't dance, but don't let that stop you from doing so. Get moving in the July heat with wonderful new material from CPC Gangbangs, XBXRX, Blank Dogs, Tyvek, The Builders & the Butchers, The Bobby McGee's and more. And of course the social lubricant of a few soul gems from Eddie Floyd, Baby Huey & O.V. Wright will aid on the dance floor.
Plus, if you're so inclined, certainly spend some time with a few favorite wallflowers by superargo, {{{Sunset}}}, Stereolab and Lightnin' Hopkins. But don't call Lightnin' a wallflower to his face. I done made that mistake.