It's cold (30s F), and we're expecting snow here in NYC tomorrow, so I guess winter has finally come. Of course, two days ago the temperature was over 60 degrees F, so who knows? Certainly not your humble narrator...
The award-winning 480 Minutes show
today will, as usual, be live-hosted, and for the second consecutive week feature no song debuts as we get ready for our big year-end best-of 2017 480 Minutes show next Friday Friday 12/15.
The 480 Minutes program begins at 9 a.m. Eastern U.S. Time and is live-hosted until 5 p.m. and will contain tons of recent releases as well as quality stuff from recent years with a dose of classics sprinkled in. The
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It's December. December! The greatest month of all!
The award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature NO new songs! Never fear, we are not switching formats, we are not about to start playing both kinds of music (country AND western, duh!), this "no new additions" thing happens every year as the calendar turns to December. After Thanksgiving new submissions are allowed to pile up while we do our annual Beatles cleanse (listening to Beatles-only for a week or two) before embarking on the annual project of reviewing, ranking,
re-ranking, and re-re-ranking the hundreds of songs added to rotation in the past year. That project culminates with our year-end best-of 2017 480 Minutes show which will happen this year on Friday 12/15.
The 480 Minutes program begins at 9 a.m. Eastern U.S. Time and is live-hosted until 5 p.m. and will contain tons of recent releases as well as quality stuff from recent years with a dose of classics sprinkled in. The
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p.m., Saturdays at 5 a.m. and 3 p.m., and Sundays at 1 a.m. ET.
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I unintentionally went a week without an adult beverage after discovering and downing copious amounts of rooibos tea. I wrote a jokey post on Facebook about it, expecting jokey replies, and along with several of those I got a serious one from a nutritionist friend that now has me worried I may have scurvy. Thanks for playing!
Things have been crazy busy here at BAGeL HQ of late, hence the Fuzzy Road re-runs on recent Tuesdays. Thus far the madness has not affected 480 Minutes, but please note that next week (11/24) will be a re-run as is always the case on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
I managed to listen to everything submitted this week, but based on the very very small number of new playlist additions it's possible I had a bit less patience than usual in the process. One strong submission arrived as low bit rate files, so now we wait for an air play-quality submission of Sydney, Australia band Death Bells record, which will have to wait a minimum of two weeks to get into rotation instead of today. Sad.
Speaking of today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by The Bad Signs (@thebadsignsband), Gestures (Stockholm, Sweden), and The Zephyr Bones (Barcelona, Spain, @thezephyrbones).
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In BAGeL Radio news, today will be 480 Minutes episode #43 of 2017. It's only week 45! 95.6%! It's been a banner year for Friday live broadcasts!
In less uplifting news, following this weeks elections, Sean Hannity spent 5 seconds of his hour-long show talking about those elections. Like the "cheeseburger emoji controversy" that trumped the breaking "Manafort And Gates Arrested" news last week, FOX News insists on not reporting actual news. These instances shed light on why it is that their viewers buy the notion that other news is "fake news" -- to them, reality is The Great Unknown.
And now Republican politicians are twisting themselves into knots defending former judge and current senate candidate (senate candidate!) and always bible-thumping Roy Moore's right to lure a 14-year old girl to his lair, have her undress for him, and then manipulate the child into touching his erection. Even if these allegations turn out to be false...the justifications (i.e. Mary was a teen and Joseph was an adult) will remain ignominious statements in support of predator pedophiles.
Today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by Equinox (England, @SoundsOfEquinox), Fever Ray (Stockholm, Sweden, @feverray), Fits (Brooklyn, NY, @hahafits), Goat Girl (London, England), Naked Giants (Seattle, WA, @nakedgiants), Spinning Coin (Glasgow, Scotland, @spinning_coin), and Wild Beasts (Kendal, England, @WildBeasts).
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There is a traceable thread which connects "trickle down economics" to "conversion therapy" to "birtherism" to "Obama is coming to take your guns" to "death panels" to "but her e-mails/never mind our e-mails" to "Pizzagate" to "millions of illegal voters," but I have to hand it to the wing nuts currently repeating the new lie of the right: it was Hillary Clinton, not the Trump campaign, which colluded with Russia to torpedo...Hillary Clinton. It takes a voluntary dismissal of logic to swallow, let alone regurgitate, something that plainly inane and obviously false. In a way, it's kind of impressive.
It takes a lot of self-deception and willful ignorance to support a guy who hires a bartender, a cabana boy, a Meineke muffler salesman, and what appear to be multiple foreign agents (Manafort, Flynn) to work for his campaign and/or administration. Sticking with him, and the party pushing such a clearly absurd narrative, makes one complicit in everything they do, including "tax reform" that benefits the wealthy the most while adversely affecting an issue (the deficit) they've been railing loudly against since...well, since a Democrat returned to the White House in 2008. Suddenly not only is deficit reduction not a priority, they are gleefully cutting taxes AND raising the military budget without raising revenues which will necessarily vastly increase the deficit. There's a whole lot of misdirection going on.
In less controversial news, today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by Autobahn (Leeds, England, @autobahnmusik), Daniele Luppi and Parquet Courts (Italy/Brooklyn), Hookworms (Leeds, England, @hookworms), Scent (no clue), and Superet (Los Angeles, CA, @superetiscoming).
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"Yeah we did it. Yeah we lied each time we said we didn’t do it before now. What are you going to do about it?" -Team Trump
"Benghazi! Lock her up! Guns for all! Build that wall! Repeal and replace...wait, Obummer just took away my healthcare subsidy and his tax reform plan gives billionaires billions in tax breaks and nothing to 98.8% of Americans? He was the worst president ever!" - The Trumped
Today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by King Krule (South London, England), The Pack A.D. (Vancouver, Canada), The Telescopes (Staffordshire, England), and Wand (Los Angeles, CA).
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The President of the United States of America is devoid of humanity, and the man being counted on to keep him in line this week morphed into the new Sean Spicer. One could not write this actual history as fiction and get it published.
Today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by Blurred Out (Oakland, CA), Django Django (London, England, @TheDjangos), Flat Worms (Los Angeles, CA), The Front Bottoms (New Jersey, @TheFrontBottoms), Heaters (Grand Rapids, MI, @heatersband), Miss World (London, England via Toronto, Canada @missworldinc), Odonis Odonis (Toronto, Canada, @odonisodonis), On The Wane (Kiev, Ukraine), St. Vincent (Dallas, TX, @St_Vincent), and Wolf Alice (London, England, @WolfAliceMusic).
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In case you missed it, this week the So-Called Ruler of the United States called the free press "frankly disgusting." For all the years of my life, including when I was in journalism school, I thought the free press was a pillar of democracy. What would we do without this guy revealing the real pillars of democracy: racism, bullying, sexism, and most of all, fealty to the king.
Meanwhile after multiple failures to get anything of substance done, Cheeto has rediscovered the power of the pen, issuing another executive order, a device he often Tweeted unkindly about when President Obama used it, including thusly: “We have a president that can't get anything done so he just keeps signing executive orders all over the place.”
The Hate Pumpkin's most recent executive order allows people to sign up with unregulated groups for bare-bones health plans. Of course, those people won't be allowed sign up for off-brand Band Aids if they have pre-existing conditions. If people who sign up for ScrotusCare™ actually need healthcare for something serious they are going to either (a) face HUGE out-of-pocket costs or (b) show up at emergency rooms for medical care -- you know, the way things used to be before the ACA mandated reasonable basic minimum care. If as expected many young people opt for these useless but cheap plans, that will take a large chunk of the healthiest Americans out of the general risk pool, which will then contain a higher percentage of older, sicker people, meaning higher insurance premiums for just about everyone. ScrotusCare also scraps subsidies to health insurance companies that help pay out-of-pocket costs for low-income people. Well done, GOP, it looks like your idiotic, uniformed, noxious crusade to undermine Obamacare will manage to screw over yourselves, the poor, and the rest of us...just so you could undo something positive The Black Guy did. Bravo!
Today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by Acid Tongue (NYC, LA, Seattle, @acidtongue), Camille (Paris, France), Chastity (Whitby, Ontario, Canada, @chastitysongs), Grooms (Brooklyn, NY, @groomsband), LKFFCT (Montclair, NJ, @LKFFCT), Makthaverskan (Gothenburg, Sweden, @makthaverskan69), Melanie De Biasio (Brussels, Belgium, @melaniedebiasio), Melkbelly (Chicago, IL, @melkbelly), and Tracy Bryant (Los Angeles, CA, @tracybryantca).
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This week the So-Called Ruler of the United States called 3.5 million Americans who had just seen their island decimated by a massive hurricane lazy and looking for a hand out, suggested said hurricane wasn't a "real catastrophe" (which, in the context of him calling any and all less-than-complimentary facts about him "fake news" makes a perverse kind of sense), and practiced his set shot by tossing rolls of paper towels at survivors.
Meanwhile in Las Vegas 59 country music fans were murdered and more than 500 injured by a country music fan/ammosexual and his guns. Why do we know that he was a country music fan? Because far of being vilified as an anti-American terrorist, thusfar he's been eulogized.
The monster killed 59 innocent people and could have killed far more, but I have yet to see our politicians, mainstream media, or anyone, really, refer to him as anti-American. That says a lot about how Americans see themselves and our country.
The good news is we are finally starting to see more than a trickle of resistance from artists. We've already played a handful of pointed protest songs by Last Quokka, Juliana Hatfield, American Anymen, and Shane Michael Vidauri, and this week alone received protest songs from Paperhaus, Maximo Park, and L7, to name a few. Not all are going to make it into rotation, but it's nice to see musicians singing about something other than, well...sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Today the award-winning 480 Minutes show today will feature new songs by Chelsea Wolfe (Los Angeles, CA, @cchelseawolfe), M.A.G.S. (Buffalo, NY, mags_bflo), Mister Heavenly (Los Angeles, CA, @misterheavenly), Paperhaus (Washington, DC, @paperhausmusic), Pom Poms (Los Angeles, CA, @pompomsmusic), Protomartyr (Detroit, MI), Sound of Ceres (Brooklyn, NY, @soundofceres), Strange Ranger (Portland, OR via Bozeman, MT, @strange_rangerr), and Weaves (Toronto, Canada, @weeaves).
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For those lucky enough to be going to see The National at Forest Hills Stadium tonight, here's a clip from a 1951 Alfred Hitchcock movie that was filmed there:
This week The Great Rotting Pumpkin pretending to be president who refuses to reveal his tax returns unveiled his big beautiful tax plan, the biggest most beautiful tax plan ever, believe me. Said plan will henceforth be known as "Robin Hood in Reverse." Of obvious note is the attempt to repeal the Estate Tax, which would save millionaires millions and billionaires billions while starving the federal government of those very same millions and billions which pay for education, medicare and health, veteran's benefits, housing and community, international affairs, energy and environment, science, social security, unemployment and labor, transportation, etc. You know, many of the things that keep the poor alive, and that keep the rest of us from being poor. The plan is a stubby middle-finger from the short-fingered vulgarian dotard and his ultra-wealthy cabinet. Ask yourself this -- do you personally know anyone who would benefit from the repeal of this tax? If so, does that person need more money?
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Billionaire: economic reason why tax cuts for the rich are so stupid.
TrumpCare, aka WealthCare, aka Repeal And Go Fuck Yourself is back from the dead and worse than ever. It's sponsors are pushing to have it voted into law before the Congressional Budget Office has a chance to assess and report back on the consequences. What could possibly go wrong?
Please, if you live in the U.S. (red state, blue state, purple state, whatever), call your representatives and tell them not to allow a promise based on an obscene disinformation campaign (repeal) take away healthcare of tens of millions of people. Tell them to fix what's wrong with the ACA instead of undermining it. Thank you.
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Hello and happy Tuesday. I am pleased to announce that today's Fuzzy Road radio show will be live-hosted. I'm not pleased to announce that today's Fuzzy Road radio show is possibly our final live-hosted show ever.
New royalty rates covering the next few years were recently announced. Those rates, which small webcasters cannot possibly afford, take effect on 1/1/16. Unless SoundExchange, which negotiates these rates on behalf of rights holders (usually record labels), extends a side agreement which for years has allowed small webcasters to pay a percentage of revenue model instead of the crippling statutory rates, most if not all small webcasters (including SomaFM) will have three choices: make direct deals with copyright holders (nearly impossible for stations that play as many different artists as BAGeL Radio), block streams to U.S. listeners, or shut down operations entirely.
Thanks to the late (and still incomplete) announcement of the new royalties we find ourselves on this date, December 29th, not knowing our fate.
We have been asked why we don't continue to broadcast as we have in the hopes that a settlement is reached, but there is great risk involved -- if we do and the agreement is not extended we could find ourselves on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties before the 2016 baseball season even starts.
But enough about IndependentInternetRadio-ageddon, let's talk music -- today's all-new Fuzzy Road radio show starts at 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time, so please tune in for your weekly fix of psych and garage rock. Hopefully we will be back broadcasting to all of our loyal listeners before too many pages of the 2016 calendar are lost and gone forever.
Since today's show may be our last it's loaded with all-time greats including songs by The Easybeats (pictured, RIP Stevie Wright), The Fall, Thee Oh Sees, Groundhogs, Lime Spiders, Ty Segall, The Byrds, Motorhead (RIP Lemmy), and more.
The Easybeats
The show is live-hosted on Tuesday afternoons, with re-broadcasts beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday and 4:50 a.m. Wednesday -- don't miss Fuzzy #84.
It's officially winter yet temperatures in NYC are in the upper 50s, birds are chirping, squirrels are still out and about (although they seem to be moving more slowly probably due to the extra month of pre-winter gorging) -- it's all so very confusing.
What's also confusing is the state of independent internet radio -- for the past several years we (BAGeL Radio/SomaFM) have been operating under a licensing deal called the Small Webcasters Agreement. Said agreement, without which we would have been unable to operate, is set to end this month and there is no sign that the powers that be plan to extend the agreement. No extension means that, when it expires, we will have to start blocking our streams to U.S. listeners. We are devastated about this and are looking into working this out either directly with SoundExchange or through other means. That said, with such a short time-frame, we don't want to spread false hope. In other words, get your listening in to your favorite independent internet radio stations this week, because in 10 days they may cease to exist -- at least as far as U.S. listeners are concerned.
In better news, there's an all-new Fuzzy Road radio show starting at 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time today and another one next Tuesday, December 29th. These will certainly be our final live-hosted programs of 2015, so please tune in for your weekly fix of psych and garage rock. Hopefully we will be back wit more Fuzzy in 2016, and more Friday marathon episodes of 480 Minutes, but for right now (to quote the Magic 8-Ball): outlook not so good.
Today's show will feature The Pretty Things (pictured), The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Lyons & Malone, New Electric Ride, Beep Beep and The Roadrunners, Jeff The Brotherhood, and more.
The Pretty Things
The show is live-hosted on Tuesday afternoons, with re-broadcasts beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday and 4:50 a.m. Wednesday -- don't miss Fuzzy #83.
You know things are getting weird when it's 60 degrees Fahrenheit in NYC on December 15th, so you might as well give in to the fuzz. Starting at about 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time please tune in for your weekly concentrated fix of psych and garage rock on the Fuzzy Road radio show.
The Byrds
The show will feature The Byrds (pictured), Wand, Thirteenth Floor Elevators, Quilt, Cinnamon Quill, and more.
The show is live-hosted every Tuesday afternoon, with re-broadcasts beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday and 4:50 a.m. Wednesday -- tune in for Fuzzy #82 because Spring is in the air.
Today's Fuzzy Road is a little slap-dash, thrown together at the last minute as I was detained (50 minutes in a tunnel to go about 5 blocks!) which severely cut into show prep time, but I think it's going to work out. You can judge for yourself starting at about 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time!
The Syn
The show will feature The Syn (pictured), Parquet Courts, The Boys Blue, Tame Impala, Morning Dew, Animal Collective, and more.
If you enjoy the show please tell your friends who like this music to check out a rebroadcast beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday and/or 4:50 a.m. Wednesday -- tune in for Fuzzy #81, it's going to be...something.
It's the first week of December and all we've listened to (intentionally, anyway) has been The Beatles for almost a full week. It's been glorious.
With that in mind it should come as no surprise that today's Fuzzy Road radio show will feature a Beatles song or three. Do you have any idea how difficult it is to pare oneself down to three Beatles songs out of the 83 that we limited ourselves to this week? It's about as difficult as understanding how anyone can still take Ted Cruz seriously after he suggested that the murderer who shot up a Planned Parenthood in Colorado last week is a transgendered liberal activist. The same man who handed out anti-Obama literature to his neighbors and said, "No more baby parts!" during his arrest). I wonder if Cruz, Fiorina, Trump, et al even understand the damage they are doing to the country with their bald-faced lies.
But I digress.
This latest 2-hour long installment of the Fuzzy Road radio show will feature music by The Beatles (duh!), Kurt Vile, Dukes of Stratosphear, The Growlers, The Fall, and more (Beatles).
Besides all of the great music your host got zero sleep last night, so that's sure to be entertaining. For the listeners.
The Beatles final photo shoot, August 1969
Might this be the best Fuzzy to date? It might, rabbit, it might. Tune in at 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time to find out, and/or check out a rebroadcast beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday and 4:50 a.m. Wednesday -- tune in for Fuzzy #80, it's going to be great.
The final Fuzzy Road radio show of November is episode #79, and for those of you who know the great significance of the number 79...please clue us in, we have no idea.
This latest 2-hour long installment of theFuzzy Road radio show will feature music by The Black Angels, The Bubble Puppy (pictured for your Game of Thrones enjoyment), Dum Dum Girls, The Sonics, PINS, and more.
The Bubble Puppy
The fuzziness begins at 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time, with rebroadcasts beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesdays and 4:50 a.m. Wednesdays -- tune in for Fuzzy #79 and, for your safety, please keep your arms in the vehicle at all times.
The Fuzzy Road radio show, our weekly garage and psych rock extravaganza, is just about ready to go as of this writing, which is a good thing as it is due to begin in just about one hour! Nothing like planning ahead, I always say!
The Creation
Today's 2-hour longFuzzy Road radio show will feature music by Royal Headache, The Creation (pictured), Hookworms, Temples, Male Bonding, and more.
Today's live fuzziness begins at 2:50 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time, with rebroadcasts beginning at 10:50 p.m. Tuesdays and 4:50 a.m. Wednesdays -- tune in for Fuzzy #78, you'll be glad you did.
The Fuzzy Road is going to be odd today. And awesome. Awesomely odd. Kinda like Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band. And wet. Yes, wet. Very wet. Not like Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band. Rock.
Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band
Today's Fuzzy Road radio show will feature music by Jacuzzi Boys, Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band (pictured), Shadow In The Cracks, Silver Apples, Potty Mouth, The Walker Brothers, Flaming Lips, and more.
The 2-hour long Fuzzy Road radio show airs live every Tuesday beginning just before 3 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time, with rebroadcasts beginning at 11 p.m. Tuesdays and 5 a.m. Wednesdays -- tune in for Fuzzy #77.
The Fuzzy Road today will likely skew toward the heavier side of new and classic psych and garage rock, but one never knows, do one? It will be fun, one do know dat.
The Aerovons
Today's Fuzzy Road radio show will feature music by The Aerovons (pictured), Future of the Left, Fidlar, Hendrix, The Orwells, and more.
The 2-hour long Fuzzy Road radio show airs live every Tuesday beginning just before 3 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time, with rebroadcasts beginning at 11 p.m. Tuesdays and 5 a.m. Wednesdays -- tune in for Fuzzy #76.
