"Punk Rock Pariah" with Grendel
Thursday, 3 April 2008, 4-6pm
Listen Thursday Afternoons from 4-6pm at www.ksubseattle.org

Playlist for 3 April 2008
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Groovie Ghoulies – Doin’ Fine
Alkaline Trio – Message From Kathlene
Andrew Jackson Jihad – Brave An A Noun
Baron van West III – Lost in Chinatown
Going Steady – My Souful Beat Beat Makes Me Sing My Soul Music
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The Loved Ones – The Bridge
The Lawrence Arms – Brick Wall Views
Michael Cera & Ellen Page – Anyone Else But You
I Sing The Body Electric! – Avenida Rio
Jawbreaker – Bad Scene, Everyone’s Fault
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The Murder City Devils – Dead By Christmas
Rough Chukar – Two Shots for Mick
Pteradon – Iron Lung
Teenage Bottlerocket – Fall For Me
Polysics – New Wave Jacket
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Against Me! – Sink, Florida, Sink
The Wunder Years – Yearbook of a Passing Youth
American Steel - Maria
Cobra Skulls – Cobra Skullifornia
Flogging Molly – Man With No Country
Crystal Castles – Courtship Dating
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Strike Anywhere – Time Bomb Generation
Smoke or Fire – California’s Burning
Mike Park – Don’t Sit Next to Me Just because I’m Asian
Sicko – Hipster Boyfriend
The Bouncing Souls – You’re So Rad
J Church – No Jazz
Choking Victim – 500 Channels
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Tim Armstrong – Wake Up
Smoking Popes – Need You Around
Sundowner – My Boatless Booze Cruise
Unwound – Look A Ghost
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The Slackers – Married Girl (live in Japan)
The Vandals - Fourteen
Minutemen – Ack Ack Ack
Dollyrots – Jackie Chan
Like Claws! – Loose Teeth Don’t Need My Help
The Specials – Stupid Marriage


BACKGROUND MUSIC FEATURED ON TONIGHT'S SHOW:
The Best of Godzilla

Show #15, the first of 2008 is downloadable at: The Eamezey Show

The Eamezey Show Podcast presented by Eamezey, plays a weekly eclectic range of music from every genre imaginable, past and present. Weekly features include the 'Flashback Track', playing a track from that week from a past year, and 'Mashup Corner', playing a selection of brilliant mashups by Eamezey and other producers around the world.

Tracklisting:

Michael Jackson - PYT 2008 (feat. will.i.am)
Linkin Park - Krwling
DJ Schmolli - Justice for Billie Jean (Michael Jackson/Justice)
Lukas Sommer - Hard to Apologise (Hard Fi/Timbaland/One Republic)
Eamezey - Stronger than the One (Kanye West/Daniel Bedingfield (Sharam Mix)/Nelly Furtado/Daft Punk)
Fisher - Sweet Valley High
Alphabeat - Fascination
Aled Jones & Cerys Matthews - Some Kind of Wonderful
Toto - Africa
Michael Cera & Ellen Page - Anyone Else But You
Johnny Depp & Helena Bonham Carter - My Friends
Nickelback - If Anyone Cared

Juno
2007, Jason Reitman




When I first heard of Juno, I thought it was going to be a cool little film, but to remain a relatively unknown indie flick. I was proven wrong: Following me first seeing the trailer for it, Juno ended up #1 on Roger Ebert's Best of 2007 list, its script won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay and as of Feb. 25, 2008, the $6.5 million film has made $130,763,380.

And after seeing it, I'm not surprised of all that. OK, I am a little surprised Roger Ebert could appreciate it as much as he did, but the box office succes and the Academy Award make sense: Juno's perfect screenplay -- penned down by ex-stripper-turned-first-time-screenwriter Diablo Cody -- is fit for a large audience and truly Oscar-worthy.

Juno is a quirky, uplifting film about sixteen-year-old Juno MacGuff (Ellen Page), who, after beautifully (not) shown sex with her friend Paulie Bleeker (Michael Cera), discovers she is nine weeks pregnant.
Finding telling her parents (J.K. Simmons and Allison Janney) the hardest part, she goes to an abortion clinic, where she decides last-minute to have the baby, only to put it up for adoption. In a newspaper ad, Juno and her best friend Leah (Olivia Thirbly) find a couple who they think will be good parents for Juno's child, and after telling her parents, she and her father visit the couple to make the adoption arrangements: Juno's child will be adopted by Mark and Vanessa Loring (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner) -- married, rich but unable to have children.
The "deal is done", and the remaining months of Juno's pregnancy come by. But are all involved parties ready for the baby to arrive?

There's one word that comes up when I think of Juno: Cute.
And no, I do not mean that in a "nice-try" sort of way.
I mean it in a way to say Juno is a brilliant, sweet little gem of a film.
Ellen Page is great as the intelligent and cynical but optimistic teenager Juno, backed up by a universally superb supporting cast -- with Michael Cera deserving special mentioning for his beautifully natural performance as the clumsy Paulie.

Let me also mention the film's awesome soundtrack, consisting mostly of acoustic guitar-based (love) songs by artists such as Kimya Dawson, Buddy Holly, Belle and Sebastian, Cat Power, Antsy Pants, The Velvet Underground and some original music by Mateo Messina.
And ofcourse there's "Nobody Else But You" by The Moldy Peaches -- also performed in the film by Michael Cera & Ellen Page --, somehow perfectly capturing the film's general mood of cuteness.

Founded on Diablo Cody's solid gold screenplay, and with beautiful cinematography by (the till now unknown) Eric Steelberg, enchanting music and a great cast, director Jason Reitman has delivered a beautiful little baby girl.
Her name is Juno.

"Punk Rock Pariah" with Grendel
Monday, 28 January 2008, 10pm-12am

Listen Monday Nights from 10pm-12am at www.ksubseattle.org

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Playlist for 28 January 2008
Johnny Burnette – Rock Billy Boogie
Hot Stuff – Little Darling
HorrorPops – Miss Take
Bobby Lawson – If You Want My Love
Bellfuries – Up To Your Old Tricks Again
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Boyd Bennett – Move
Buddy Shaw – Don’t Sweep That Dirt on Me
Eddie Cochran – Summertime Blues
The Meteors – I Could Kill You
Ralph Nielson & The Chansellors – Scream
Sonny West – Sweet Rockin’ Baby
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Ralph Johnson & The Hillbilly Show Boys – Henpecked Daddy
Mike Waggoner & the Bops – Coming Up
Mel Cox – She’s a Backwoods Woman
Hardrock Gunter – I Put My Britches on Just Live Everybody Else
The Koffin Kats – Caught Up
Tiger Army – Twenty Flight Rock
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Demented Are Go! – Beast in the Cellar
Junior Dean & the Avalons – Chick Chick
Johnny & Jimmy – I Can’t Find the Doorknob
The Orbits – Queen Bee
Bill Johnson & The Dabblers – Umm Boy You’re My Baby
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Michael Cera & Ellen Page – Anyone Else But You
NOFX – Shower Days
Fake Problems – Born & Raised
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb – Drunk Punk
Weezer – I Just Threw Out the Love of My Dreams
The Bouncing Souls – Wish Me Well (You Can Go To Hell)
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Smoke or Fire – Cars
The Lawrence Arms – Cut It Up
Alkaline Trio – Clavicle
Andrew Jackson Jihad – Survival Song
Bomb the Music Industry! – Even Winning Feels Good
Smoking Popes – Writing a Letter
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Sicko – Hipster Boyfriend
Rough Chukar – Two Shots
Against Me! – You Look Like I Need A Drink
Misfits – She
Rancid – Antennaes
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Jawbreaker – Bad Scene, Everyone’s Fault
J Church – Diet Coke
Reggie and the Full Effect – F.O.O.D. a.k.a. Aren’t You Hungry
AFI – God Called in Sick Today
Strike Anywhere – Chorus of One
Lagwagon – Alison’s Disease
NOFX – San Francisco Fat

BACKGROUND MUSIC FEATURED ON TONIGHT'S SHOW:
Undead (Cliff Bradley): Prologue-March of the Undead
Undead: Welcome to Berkeley
Undead: Rene
Undead: Marion
Undead: Zombies at the Door
Undead: Farmhouse Escape
The Asphalt Jungle (Miklos Rozsa): Main Title
Key Largo (Max Steiner): Main Title / Moanin’ Low
The Maltese Falcon (Adolph Deutsch): Main Title