Wake Up!

Good mornging faithful listeners!

Welcome to another installation of Popsicle Industries on 89.3, WCSB Cleveland. I'm your host, Douglass Hagan. I started off a bit groggy this morning and then the computer started wigging out, but I'm back now to clear it up. Keep an eye out for a forthcoming podcast, which I will be experimenting with soon!

Enjoy!

1. Her Space Holiday: "Home is Where You Hang Yourself"
2. Broken Social Scene: "Stars and Sons"
3. Joan of Arc: "Who's Afraid of Elizabeth Taylor?"
4. Creeper Lagoon: "Sylvia" (shout to Elizabeth!)
5. Pinback: "Seville" (for Susan!)
6. Pell Mell: "Orange Roughy"
7. TV on the Radio: "Mr. Greeves" (Pixies cover off of Young Liars EP)(going out to Liz & Jason!)
8. Crystal Understanding: "Timmy & Tammy" (going out to Sarah & Aaron!)
9. Modest Mouse: "Grey Ice Water"
10. Unrest: [sorry]
11. Wedding Present: [sorry]
12. New Order: "Denial"
13. Sonic Youth: "Dirty Boots"
14. Versus: "Bright Light"
15. Explosions in the Sky: off of 2000's How Strange, Innocence
16. The Six Parts Seven: "Already Elsewhere"
17. Mogwai: "Acid Food"
18. Yeah Yeah Yeahs: "Way Out"
19. Raveonettes: "Here Comes Mary"
20. Neko Case: "Hold On, Hold On"
21. Jens Lekman: "Julie"
22. Lou Barlow: "Home"
23. Mountaingoats: [sorry]
24. Clap Your Hands, Say Yeah: "Is This Love?"
25. Simian: "LA Breeze"
26. Nada Surf: the song where they say "fuck it" about a dozen times!
27. Ok Go: "A Good Idea at the Time"
28. Helio Sequence: off 2004's Love and Distance

Thanks for listening...check ya next week!

DH

Set List: April 17th

1) Weakerthans: (Hospital Vespers)
2) Ted Leo & the Pharmacists: "Biomusicology"
3) Death Cab for Cutie: "Your Heart is an Empty Room" (Going out to Dominique from Columbus)
4) The Sensualists: off of the Hush Records Mute compilation
5) Broken Social Scene: "I Slept with Bonhomme at the CBC"
6) Grandaddy:
7) Vitesse:
8) Halo Benders: "Crankenstein"
9) Heavenly: "Sacramento"
10) Stereolab:
11) Pinback:
12) Sufjan Stevens: "He Woke Me Up Again"
13) Neutral Milk Hotel: "Song Against Sex"
14) Yeah Yeah Yeahs: "Modern Things" (Going out to Christopher in Austin)
15) Yo la Tengo: "Tom Courtenay"
16) Versus:
17) B.J. Thomas: "Raindrops Keep Fallin on My Head" (Going out to Hazel in Cleveland!)
18) Matt Pond, PA:
19) Lucksmiths: off of Warmer Corners
20) The Mountain Goats: off of Nothing for Juice
21) Belle & Sebastian: off of The Life Pursuit
22) Crayon:
23) Air Miami: off of 1995's Me. Me. Me
24) The New Pornographers: "The New Face of Zero and One"
25) Mates of State: "What I Could Stand For"
26) Quasi: off of Sword of God
26) Built to Spill: "Conventional Wisdom"

Douglass Says He's Sorry

Hey ya'll, thanks for listening today! I won't be able to do a live blog today, due to some technical difficulties in-house. I'll do my best to post the full list later, though, and I'll try harder than ever to announce the tracks as I play them.

Keep on listenin!

Wrapping up the hour, we heard from Teenage Fanclub, with "Did I Say" off of their fantastic Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-Six Seconds: A Shortcut to Teenage Fanclub...

Guided By Voices followed with a tune off of Do the Collapse...

Then, The Dears off of No Cities Left...

Then, a message from the Cleveland Film Commission, before Matt Pond, PA, the Smiths, James, and Death Cab for Cutie finished it up for this week!

Jens Lekman hit it hard with "You Are the Light (by which I travel into this and that)" off of When I Said I Wanted to be Your Dog

Sufjan Stevens followed with "He Woke Me Up Again" off of Seven Swans...

The Weakerthans softly sang a "Psalm for the Elks Lodge Last Call" off of Reconstruction Site

The Push Kings (off of Far Places) started this block,

followed by Ok Go, off of Oh No

Then, Quasi, off of The Sword of God

Elliott Smith went out after that, from a phone-in request...completing a little Portland back-to-back rock block...with "Son of Sam" off of Figure 8.

Yo la Tengo started off the second set with track 2 off of May I Sing with Me...

Versus followed off of

The Wedding Present, with "California" off of Hit Parade 1...

After the break, we heard from Unrest (going out to Naomi in Ohio City), followed by Calexico, with "Si tu Disais" off of Convict Pool.

Then, the Magnetic Fields...

Followed by a shout to Alex in Brooklyn, NY: Neutral Milk Hotel

The New Pornographers sprung into action with the first track of hour 2 with "From Blown Speakers" off of Electric Version

Monday, April 10th

Good Morning Faithful Listeners!

We kicked off this morning's show with a hit from the Arcade Fire... "Neighborhood #4 (kettles)" off of Funeral.

Next up, we had Cornelius with "Clash" off of Fantasma.

After the break, we had Clap Your Hands, Say Yeah

David Bowie with "John, I'm Only Dancing" going out to Adam in Cleveland Heights

Belle & Sebastian, with "Legal Man"

Pizzicato 5 with track 4 off of Playboy & Playgirl (1999)

finally, Capitol K closed out the first set...

Following the Mountain Goats, we heard from Melbourne's The Lucksmiths.

After that message from the Ohio City Bicycle Co-op, we heard a heartbreaking tale of bicycle theft from the Decemberists...

Then, Ohio's own Guided by Voices woke us up to a new morning and Built to Spill kept the morning rip-roarin along before handing things over to Death Cab for Cutie.

Versus motored into the final ten minutes of the program and segued beautifully into a Modest Mouse masterpiece...

Stephen Malkmus gave props to his "Mama" and Bailter Space brought us to our goodbye address...

Closing with Wow & Flutter (?)

Hour Twooooo!

Lali Puna kicked off hour number two, followed by the Postal Service, Figurine, Stereolab, Joseph Nothing, and a very special request from Alex in Brooklyn, the Mountain Goats!

The Lucksmiths picked up the slack and were succeeeded by none other than Paul Hogan...

After the Dears and another spectacular PSA, we heard from On! Air! Library! with "Bread" off of their 2004 release (self-titled?).

Then, surely meeting the morning needs of long-time listener Dave, we had New Order, with "Dreams Never End" off of 1981's classic, Movement.

One of my faves, the Raveonettes, followed with "The Love Gang" off of Chain Gang of Love...

and we wrapped up the hour with Holly Go Lightly!

Woo hoo!

After Matt Pond, we heard from Creeper Lagoon, off of an Arena Rock Recordings compilation...

Then, Bells Of, off of a classic Teenbeat compilation from way back when...

After a fantastic PSA about the YMCA, we heard from Yo la Tengo, off their 1993 May I Sing With Me.

Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah followed with last year's hit album and then Clinic off of 2002's Walking With Thee.

The Dears made there way into yet another set list with "The Death of All the Romance" off of 2004's No Cities Left.

Stay tuned for more!

Good Morning Sweet Listeners!

How's about a nice slow start to this week's show? I'm feeling a little groggy, so we're going with a mellow first set, hoping to pick up the pace by half-nine...

Hope you've enjoyed Her Space Holiday, Sufjan Stevens (going out to Justin), the Weakerthans, and Jens Lekman as your respective 1-4.

We've got Matt Pond, PA coming up next, so stay tuned!

DH

Show #3, Coming Your Way!

Don't forget, tomorrow is another episode of Popsicle Industries...coming to you from the 9th floor of Rhodes Tower (at right) on the campus of Cleveland State University!



Douglass promises you hits from the likes of Her Space Holiday, Matt Pond PA, Death Cab for Cutie, and many many more. So, tune in ...9am - 11am (eastern)... on 89.3, WCSB Cleveland! (That's wcsb.org, for all of you out-of-towners)