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Playlist for Wednesday, July 18, 2001:
Updated: August 15, 2001

For our seventh show of the second season, Drew returns from vacation, and we're joined in the studio by local musician Ashley Peacock. Thanks for joining us on the show, Ash!

LATER THIS SUMMER:
Two hours, three guys, no music, no breaks, no scripts...
An intimate look inside the minds of Bruce, Drew, and Ryan.
Stay tuned for more information!

(the listings follow this format: Artist Name / Song Name / Album Name / Album Year / Comments)

Men At Work / Overkill / Brazil / 1998 re-release / Drew: Ashley says that these guys are all professors in Australia now. I dunno... Bruce: That's rubbish. One or two of them are. There were 6 members of this band. I'm sure the others are farming goat or something. Never cared for these buggers when I was young, but this song is really well done.

John Walsh & The Sinkholes / I Got You / Antimatter Eisenhower / 1997 / Drew: Buddy of mine from WAAY back. Nice poppy music.

REM / Folk Song 89 / Stand CD3 single / 1988 / Bruce: A nice and semi-rare acoustic version of one of their more inconsequential lyrics. The video for the album version had a topless Michael Stipe, with black bars covering his nippleage.

Foreigner / Juke Box Hero / The Very Best and Beyond / 1992 / Drew: Bruce loves Foreigner. Bruce: And Foreigner loves Drew, so by the transitory
property of love, Bruce loves Drew.

Ashley Peacock / Little Known II / Trespass 491 / 2001 / Bruce: Ash said this was the least radio-friendly cut on this, his latest CD, so we went for it. And it had some parts of "Lady" by Styx in there too...

Dream Girls / Everybody Let's Party / unreleased / 2001 / Bruce: "I just can't get enough. I just can't get enough..."

Ashley Peacock / Girl With the Serious Face / Live, in studio! / 2001 / Drew: An awesome in-studio performance by Ashley.

Cowboy Junkies / I'm So Open / Open / 2001 / Bruce: When did the Cowboy Junkies decide to be happy again?

Squeeze / Squabs on 45 / B-Side to Labelled with Love / 1982 / Bruce: Who knew they had so many tracks near the same tempo?!? Fun.

Ashley Peacock / Etcetera Whatever / What It Takes To Please You -- A Tribute To Over the Rhine / 2001 / Drew: Ashley's contribution to the Tribute CD project that should be completed within 30 days.

Peter Gabriel / Shaking The Tree / Shaking the Tree / 1990 / Drew: Peter Gabriel's music is so richly textured and melodic. I just wish I could find the studio version of OVO! Bruce: Yeah, and I wish I could find my washed up trailer after the floods last night. Well, we all have dreams.

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