Chronological order, as this prevents discussions of quality, appropriateness, or any other pigeonholing words that occlude more than reveal. I decided on AAC since it's probably a "free enough" format. Uncompressed audio is available upon request.
This tape was made on 5/31/1996, quite possibly before I even became involved. Vague, unconvincing descriptions of possible cuepoints follow.
- Words that are spoken
- 80's cop show background music
- More rolling clicks and non-tubular bells
- Russian murmuring
- Scottish shoegaze feedback
- Roughly handled babbling
- A strident loop
- Sound affect
- Rubber spaghetti western
- Typewriters and bongos
- Saxophone balloon art
- Prepared monastery
- Somewhat of a recap
Added by IanF-R:
Link to the flowsheet for this show.
Flowsheets were required by the programming department to track what songs, albums, and artists were played from the preferred playlists (weekly recommendations). But the value here may be to identify what sounds or songs were used in each show.
Some shows with stricter themes or more intense mix sessions unfortunately don't have much filled in--it was hard to keep track of what we played when we were constantly changing discs or starting and stopping things. Whereas when we took a break and played a straight musical interlude, it was easier to write that down. Nevertheless I'll add them a) when I have them and b) when they seem to me to add something to the listening experience.
