Tag: chly
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Weird and Wonderful with a side of Ram Dass
This week on The Sweet and Sour Variety Hour, a preprint of musical selections that have been pooled from a substantial sample size of song populations using the methodology of “quantitatively not sucking”. The scope of these results have no theoretical or technical focus. Credentials & Affiliations: Ashta PhD Badassery, CHLY 101.7FM Radio Malaspina Society…
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Lyricless Music
This week on The Sweet and Sour Variety Hour is an hour of music minus all the animal noises. Here is the file tracklist: Flughand, Peninsula Flughand, Atrebor Pete Rock/ C.L. Smooth ,Back On Da Block – Instro Pete Rock/Freddie Foxxx,Mind Frame – Instro Saib,Sakura Trees John Talbot, Sunshine Luiz Bonfa, Pernambuco Galt MacDermot, New…
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End Novemb
It’s another week here in the land of The Sweet and Sour Variety Hour, the program created to be a community-driven plethora of varietal contributions, and was for a long time. Now it’s just me, Ashta, screening good music, selecting, and placing in order a mixtape I think you’ll love. HERE IT IS!! (typing tracklist…
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Hello Neigbour Hello Friend
Here we are, on the road again. Here is the file Cab Calloway, Doin’ the Rumba Mariah The Scientist, 2 You Tems / Brent Faiyaz, Found J Dilla, Don’t Cry Flowervillian, Escape to Mars Digable Planets, Jettin’ J Dilla, Yesterday Micha Edwards / Ashton Sellars, I Wonder Freddie Gibbs / Madlib, Crime Pays (Instro) Terrace…
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Listening Listeners
If you’re a follower already, you’ll know that I fuss over the order of the songs to create the perfect mood – just like when we use to make mixtapes. Well, not this week. Everything you’ll hear on this show, was chosen by our listeners! If you want in on the action, follow us on…
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Facebag
The Sweet and Sour Variety Hour is a one-hour anything-goes festival of sound-good. Every Wednesday morning for 10 years, CHLY 101.7FM listeners in over 40 coastal communities have been subject to the audiocratic whims of local weirdo, Ashta. From 8-9am, she privately relishes the technical reality that terrestrial radio waves saturate a portion of the…