Ben's Wacky Radio - July 5, 2011

Topic: The wacky side of 80s music

This show has 3 parts:

Part 1

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Eat It	"Weird Al" Yankovic
Fast Food	Stevens & Grdnic
The Curly Shuffle	Jump N' The Saddle
Bedrock Rap/Meet The Flintstones	Bruce Springstone
The Homecoming Queen's Got A Gun	Julie Brown
Rock And Roll Doctor	Travesty, Ltd.
Rappin' Rodney	Rodney Dangerfield
Wet Dream	Kip Addotta
Marvin, I Love You	Marvin The Paranoid Android
The Scotsman	Bryan Bowers
Another One Rides The Bus	"Weird Al" Yankovic
Take Off	Bob & Doug McKenzie (f/ Geddy Lee)
Existential Blues	Tom "T-Bone" Stankus

Part 2

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Living In America [first known play]	James Brown
Lincoln Logs	Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
One Night In Bangkok	Murray Head
Woodpeckers From Space	The Video Kids
Metal Man [first known play]	Marvin The Paranoid Android
Whip It	Devo
Say Mongoose	Automatic Pilot
Der Kommissar [only known play]	After The Fire
Pac-Man Fever	Buckner & Garcia
Living In A Box [only known play]	Living In A Box
Walk The Dinosaur [first known play]	Was (Not Was)
She Blinded Me With Science	Thomas Dolby
We Didn't Start The 80s	Gordon & Phirm

Part 3

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No Respect (uncut, uncensored)	Rodney Dangerfield

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	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 07-11-11 11:33 AM - 13 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Just want to mention this again.. It's ok to leave a song and artist 'black' on the playlist if a song's not 'dementia'. Please don't make song pages for 'regular' and/or 'mundane' songs. How do you define what dementia is? I took a whack at it here: www.themadmusicarchive.com/readblog.aspx?id=3499 That definition is far from complete. Maybe someone else has their own ideas about the definition.

	Wacky Ben Offline - Artist & D.J. - 07-11-11 02:31 PM - 13 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I didn't set up the playlist here since Wayne helped out. I never even tried to edit my playlists before. To me if a song sounds kind of weird and bizarre then I think of it as demented. --- Stavro Arrgolus: Just want to mention this again.. It's ok to leave a song and artist 'black' on the playlist if a song's not 'dementia'. Please don't make song pages for 'regular' and/or 'mundane' songs. How do you define what dementia is? I took a whack at it here: www.themadmusicarchive.com/readblog.aspx?id=3499 That definition is far from complete. Maybe someone else has their own ideas about the definition.

	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 07-11-11 05:04 PM - 13 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d We encourage you to play what you want and it's not necessary to edit the playlists. It would just be helpful if mainstream songs didn't get song pages made for them either manually or using the autoassign button on the playlist edit page. If too many mundane mainstream tunes get in, it becomes an 'ordinary music' archive instead of one for Mad Music.

	Tim P. Ryan Offline - Participant, MP3 - 07-12-11 10:50 AM - 13 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I feel that this week's crop of unique plays (currently mark as [only known play]) could have it's page, as they are not that mundane: Living In America - James Brown for it's own whimsy and being a parody target of Weird Al, Der Kommissar - After The Fire for use of foreign language, Living In A Box - Living In A Box for it's own demented subject and it now sounding very 80s, Walk The Dinosaur - Was (Not Was) for Ben pointing out we did not hear DrD playing this and wondering why.

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