A bumper double-trouble show with The Who Boys from no stranger from Radio Clash, and hots of the Saturday Night With the Who Boys podcast…drunken and disordely, and sometimes orally offensive – it’s classic Radio Clash (think the Tim and Kirk Shows but x3 and you’ll get what I mean…). Add John Shed and it’s moidah!

We even play the odd tune…

Oh and thanks to Lumpy for the Ton Wah track…

Photos of this skullduggerous affair are here.

BADABOOM! (87Mb, 2 hours) http://media.libsyn.com/media/radioclash/rc_114.mp3

• Myspace or Myspaz?
• Who Boys – Stayin a Firestarter
• Grooverider – Who’s Jack the Ripper?
• Fiddling with the Shed
• Fisting Grannies in Waitrose
• Pugwash theme
• Los Hermanos Dalton – Pink Panther Show
• Mr Bungle – Pink Panther Theme
• Muppets and Talking Cartoon Characters
• Ed Lincoln – Mah Na Mah Na
• Roger Whittaker – Mexican Whistler
• Phone Lines Are Open
• Roger Whittaker – Tango Mit Dir
• DJNoNo – Just Lose the Accordions
• Are you Making Any Money Off It?
• Wevie De Crepon – Ton Wah
• Cuban Boys – Drink
• Phonebox Beatbox
• Penguin Cafe Orchestra – Telephone and Rubber Band
• Meri Wilson – Telephone Man
• Coming out of your mouth
• Rahzel – Moments in Beatboxing
• London Elektricity – The Drum and Bass Swindle
• Aggro1 – Lyrynrd Skynyrd Gimme Back My Bullets v. Bill Laswell and Submerged(Corrupt Souls Remix)
• Jerry Ferry!
• Who Boys - In Every Ghost Town A Heartache
• Roxy Music – Do The Strand
• duke reid rocksteady – the sound of music
• When Giles Attacks!
• Sparks – Don’t Leave Me Alone With Her
• Cuban Boys – Vinyl Countdown
• Three Dog Night – Black and White
• Aggro1 - In the Bath for Me Lately
• 136 Bootie Per Minute
• Act of Dog - Narcotic Pigbag
• Giles Impersonator
• John Shed: Mr Poppers 2006!
• Lyd – Gimme Ragga Joanna
• Large Bacardi and Coke

Some of you will know about the Gowers report on Copyright which recommended the loosening on rules around ‘fair use’ in the UK similarly to US rap groups and parodies in the US. Now according to the wonderful Open Rights group they are looking for examples from artists to give Patent Office where more relaxed copyright would have made things easier.

They are looking for concrete examples of creative practices inhibited by the law, to back up proposed exceptions for the purposes of “creative, transformative or derivative works” and “caricature, parody or pastiche”. Would you, your colleagues, students or collaborators benefit from these exceptions? Are you working or have you worked on a project outlawed by the overly-protectionst copyright regime, which would have benefited from these kinds of exceptions? If so, please get in touch – info[at]openrightsgroup.org – and share your experience.

Obviously the introduction of similar ‘fair use’ laws as in the US would transform mashups and sample-culture, podcasting, remixing, music performance, recording and such like, so please give examples to Open Rights Group, they seem to be good people on the side of angels (and not Record Industry shills afaik).

Please do this – or at least if you don’t, don’t moan to me about the arcane UK copyright laws in future – we have out chance and it’s now.

Listen on the feed.

The 3rd Live! Radio Clash, this is in honour of From Brussels With Love – the first album on Les Disques Du Crépuscule
the Belgium Factory-Benelux related label finally re-released on CD, and has some amazing tracks on it, from modern classical to new wave to early electronic/new romantic, some of which make it onto this Radio Clash, some will in future. Go get it!

Also in this show is Cuddle the Present mk2 – the second in my electro-inspired mixes, gleefully and lovingly ripping off err, inspired by 50 Pound Note’s excellent Kiss the Future mixes. It’s all his fault…in fact I put in one of his mixes, a great mix of Gino Soccio – Jeb’s one to watch.

Mixed but not stirred: (76Mb, 97mins) http://media.libsyn.com/media/radioclash/rc_113.mp3

• John Foxx – Jingle #2*
• Kevin Hewick & New Order – Haystack*
• The Chosen Few – I Second That Emotion
• Climax Blues Band – Couldn’t Get It Right (from Guilty Pleasures)

Cuddle the Present pt 2:

• Kerrier District (aka Luke Vibert) – Disco Nasty
• GoodBooks – Leni (Crystal Castles Remix)
• Celebrity Murder Party – We Want Titties And a Robot
• Obvious Productions – Standing In The Way Of Your Friends
• spakatronik – you know what I mean
• Gui Boratto – Beautiful Life
• Giorgio Moroder – From Here To Eternity
• Gino Soccio – Victim Of Change ( 50 Note “Remember The Ectomorph” Mix)
• Agent Graves - L.F.aer.O.dynamik
• Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip – Thou Shalt Always Kill
• LCD Soundsystem – North American Scum
• Scissor System – Music is the Victim
• Kids on TV – Breakdance Hunx (Market Value Mix) – their Myspace Censorship page
• Hearing Double & JCB Soundsystem – London, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down (from LCD Remixed)

• Harold Budd – Children On The Hill*
• Robert Wyatt – I’m A Believer
• Thomas Dolby – Airwaves*
• Michael Nyman – Drowning By Numbers #3*
• Mr Hopkinson’s Computer – Falling

* from the compilation / act featured on compilation.

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