Featured Five: "No Soap, Radio!" 3/10/12

It’s always a little hard to explain exactly why I play what I do on my show. Still, for your enjoyment, I will attempt to dissect five of my selections for you here. Hopefully, you won’t decide it’s all too much nonsense for you to handle but, if you do, I’m sorry. (Actually, no I’m not. It’s 1 until 3 a.m. on a Saturday morning. Insanity is status quo at that point in the weekend. Just embrace it.)

1). “Ich Erinnere Mich An Die Weimarer Republik” - The World / Inferno Friendship Society

I started out the show with this gem from The World / Inferno Friendship Society. The piano and brass in the intro just blew me away the first time I heard it and I’ve been meaning to include it in one of my playlists for a long while now. But, what really sold me, are the lyrics: “You think your scene’s dead? / Well, mine got killed / by some dimwit’s triumph of the will.” There’s a slightly irked, but not vitriolic, undertone to this track that makes it much more than just a bouncy, danceable number and, well, that’s typically the music to which I’m drawn.

2). “Off the Books” - Guignol & Mischief Brew

If the last track’s anger was subtle, this one lays it all out front. There is, however, a jovial revelry in the song which, paired with lyrics condemning materialism, make me think Leo Tolstoy would dig it. And, anything Leo Tolstoy would dig gets a pass by me. (What? I need a better reason than that to play something? Too bad, sometimes things don’t have to be deep.)

3). “Lovers Are Waterproof” - Herman Düne

Yes, I realize that’s a totally lame name for a song. Even the band agrees, but you’ll have to listen to it to find out how. Anyway, Herman Düne is an absolutely remarkable Swedish anti-folk pair I’ve been listening to a lot of lately. The singer’s accent adds a nice addition to the lyrics, which are in English, and make the non-native pronunciations of words like “beer” and “weed” seem completely natural. I’d put this at the top of my featured list, but then it wouldn’t be in chronological order.

4). “Candy Shop” - Fatima Spar Und Die Freedom Fries

If you guessed I picked this song purely because of the band name, you’d be half right. Fatima is Turkish, but the Freedom Fries are an Austrian group, and their sound is something else altogether. Oh, and it should be mentioned that this isn’t a cover of some awful pop-rap song but, instead, a cover of the Andrew Bird track. I’m pretty sure I’d have liked the jazzed-up version of either, but it is always good to see Andrew Bird getting some recognition.

5). “Goodnight Ladies” - Lou Reed

That’s right; I ended my show with Lou Reed’s “Goodnight Ladies.” Everything about this song makes it a perfect closing number: Lou’s voice is pure gold, the lyrics reference a T.S. Eliot poem and that final note could serve is a segue to almost anybody else’s show. Honestly, I try to end most of my shows with this song. It’s just that good.

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That's all until next week. You can find the whole playlist for the show over on the WTJU website and, if you missed the live broadcast for some reason, there's a streaming copy available for two weeks on the WTJU Tape Vaults. 

//rtpackard

Adds'n'Passes 2012.03.12

Band	Album	Label	Verdict	Words
Bear in Heaven	I Love You, It's Cool	Dead Oceans	ADD	a plethora of honeycomb and picnic baskets
Bird, Andrew	Break It Yourself	Mom&Pop	ADD	autoadd
Ceremony	Zoo	Matador	ADD	autoadd
Jandek	Indianopolis Saturday	Corwood	ADD	autoadd
Mind Spiders	Meltdown	Dirtnap	ADD	autoadd
Now, Now	Threads	Trans	ADD	poppy shoegaze melodies
Poor Moon	Illusion	Sub Pop	ADD	fleet foxy bros
Roberts, Luke	The Iron Gates at Throop and Newport	Thrill Jockey	ADD	lucas roberts makin fancier tunes
Sioux, Mariee	Gift for the End	Almost Musique	ADD	some psych
The Kills	The Last Goodbye	Domino	ADD	autoadd
V/A	Memoryhouse Mix CD	Roughtrade	ADD	autoadd
VCMG	Ssss	Mute	ADD	electro noises from Mute
White Hills	Frying on this Rock	Thrill Jockey	ADD	autoadd
Wire	The Black Session	Redeye	ADD	autoadd
Zammuto	EP	Temporary Residence	ADD	dude from the books
Bains, Lee III & the Glory Fires	There is a Bomb in Gilead	Alive	PASS	mmmeerhhhh
Black Shades, The	Told Ya So	make and model	PASS
Bright, Crystal & the Silver Hands	Muses & Bones	s/r	PASS
Daughter	The Wild Youth	Glassnote	PASS
El Grande	Music of Alan Grandy	s/r	PASS
Elan	See Us Spin	s/r	PASS
Essense	The Journeyman	s/r	PASS
Fanfarlo	Rooms Filled With Light	Atlantic	PASS
Fels, Jerry and the Jerry Fels	Evil is the Root of All Money	Nobodys Favorite	PASS
Figure 45	The Open Moment	s/r	PASS
Forman	Day of Delta	s/r	PASS
Giblythe	Lost in Space	s/r	PASS	to Jazz
Imaginary Cities	EP	s/r	PASS
Kuncl, Andy	Musik/Dance/Love	s/r	PASS
Lost in the Trees	A Church that Fits its Own Needs	Anti-	PASS
Miniature Tigers	Mia Pharoah	Modern Art	PASS
Mona	S/T	Mercury	PASS
My Body Sings Electric	Changing Color	s/r	PASS
Nickels, John	Not Alone	s/r	PASS
Peace Mercutio	Weather The Storm	s/r	PASS
Races	Year of the Witch	Frenchkiss	PASS
Rhys, Arn	Chapel of the Fool	s/r	PASS
Rickman, Eliza	O, You Sinners	s/r	PASS
Rosen, Nick	Violet	Porter	PASS
Say Anything	Anarchy, My Dear	Equal Vision	PASS
Seventeen Evergreen	Steady On, Scientist	Lucky Number	PASS
Sunshone Still	The Way the World Dies	Potato Eater	PASS
Vertacyn Arc Materializer	That's a Negative on The Leapfrog	10 GeV	PASS
Votolato, Rocky	Television of Saints	Undertow	PASS

Radio Wowsville 3/4/12: A Little Bit Davy

This week's Wowsville is dedicated to Davy Jones of the Monkees, who passed away last week at the age of 66. We played as many of our favorite Davy/Monkees tracks as the RIAA will allow, and gently remembered the diminutive Brit who swooned the masses. For more on the late teen idol, his life and (yes) his ties to Virginia, click here.

The illustration is by our good buddy Pat McGeehan, a true daydream believer. It's an old sketch from 1981, he says, finished around the same time he purchased a used copy of "More of the Monkees" Thanks Pat!

You can hear a stream of this episode of Radio Wowsville, along with other great WTJU shows, by clicking right here.

1."A Man Without a Dream" - The Monkees - Instant Replay [Colgems: 1969]
2."Baby Please Don't Go" - The Ballroom - 45 [Warner Brothers: 1967]
3."Temporary" - White Rabbits - Milk Famous [White Iris: 2012]
4."Puts Me To Work" - Cate Le Bon - CryK [Control Group: 2012]
5."Cellophane" - The Wondermints - Bali [Varese Saraband: 2000]
6."The Times To Come" - London Phogg - Where the Action Is [A&M / Rhino: 1969]

7."Good People Sometimes" - Mister Rogers - Come On and Wake Up! [Mr. Pickwick: 1973]
8."Your Sweet Lovin'" - Margie Joseph - 45 [Volt; 1970]
9."I Belong in Your Arms" - Chairlift - Something [Kanine/Columbia: 2012]
10."Wear Suits" - Yellow Ostrich - Strange Land [Barsuk: 2012]
11."Silent Song" - Daniel Rossen - Silent Hour/Golden Mile [Warp: 2012]
12."Somebody Groovy" - The Mamas and Papas - If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears [ABC-Dunhill: 1966]
13."Gemini" - Del Shannon - The Further Adventures of Charles Westover [Liberty; 1967]
14."See the Farmer" - Bunches a Good - Sounds of She [Weirdo]
15."Don't Take my Sunshine Away" - Sparklehorse - Dreamt For Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain [Astralwerks: 2006]
16."Words (demo)" - Boyce & Hart - Where the Action Is: Los Angeles Nuggets [Rhino: 1965]
17."You and I" - The Monkees - Instant Replay [Colgems: 1969]
18."Someday Man" - The Monkees - 45 [Colgems: 1969]
19."I Can Make It With You" - The Pozo-Seco Singers - 45 [Columbia: 1966]
20."Oh! What a Fool I've Been" - The Sweet Inspirations - Sweet Inspirations [Atlantic: 1967]
21."The Sailing Ship" - Cryan Shames - A Scratch in the Sky [Columbia: 1968]
22."Fall Breaks and Back to Winter" - Beach Boys - Smiley Smile [Capitol: 1967]
23."The Goat Looks On" - The High Llamas - Gideon Gaye [Alpaca Park: 1995]
24."Foggy Dew" - Two Banks of Four - Under and East Coast Moon [2012]
25."Gone" - Bob Seger System - Ramblin' Gamblin Man [Capitol: 1971]
26."No Sad Song" - Oscar Toney Jr. - 45 [Bell; 1967]
27."Think For Yourself" - Kennelmus - Folkstone Prism [Sundazed; 1971]
28."Star Collector" - The Monkees - Pisces Aquarius Capricorn and Jones Ltd. [Colgems: 1967]

Radio Wowsville only aims to please the young celebrities!
Every Sunday night at 11PM on WTJU 91.1FM and

wtju.net.

Adds'n'Passes 2012.02.29

Band	Album	Label	Verdict	Words
Ava Luna	Ice Level	Infinite Best	ADD	weirdo prog rock/jazz/R&B stuff.. Someone might want it.
Behold the Profit	S/T	Lowatt	ADD	droppin' big names.. Flying Lotus, Caribou, RJD2 etc.
Black to Comm	Earth (Soundtrack)	De Stijl	ADD	autoadd
Delta Spirit	S/T	Rounder	ADD	autoadd
Dirty Dishes	The Most Tarnished Birds	S/R	ADD	autoadd
Eux Autres	Sun is Sunk	Bon Mots	ADD	steve malkmus' ex-girlfriend and some dudes make tunes
Fields, Lee	Faithful Man	Truth and Soul	ADD	ol' Lee Fields, y'all!
Funk Ark, The	High Noon	ESL	ADD	DC funk collective, groovy
Hunx	Hairdresser Blues	Hardly Art	ADD	autoadd
Magnetic Fields, The	Love at the Bottom of the Sea	Merge	ADD	autoadd
Nite Jewel	One Second of Love	Secretly Canadian	ADD	autoadd
Pond	Beard, Wives, Denim	Modular	ADD	members of Tame Impala, Australia psych-rockers' debut LP
Sleigh Bells	Reign of Terror	Mom + Pop	ADD	autoadd
TOPS	Tender Opposites	Arbutus	ADD	montreal 4-piece concocts some vintage-tinged spring jams
V/A	Mint Records Sampler	Mint	ADD	20 years of Canadian Indie Rock
Admiral Fallow	Squealing Pigs	S/R	PASS
Beyond Conception	Flow	Tinderbox	PASS
Caravan of Thieves	The Funhouse	UFO	PASS	to Folk
Concept, The	Gimme Twice EP	S/R	PASS
Dead Ships, The	Electric Ahab	S/R	PASS
Duologue	A-B	Wild Game	PASS
Hadwynn	Monuments EP	Lucas Gambit	PASS
Herzog	Cartoon Violence	Exit Stage Right	PASS
Italian Japanese	S/T	Tinderbox	PASS
jonRamsey	Everything's for Sale	S/R	PASS
Kay, Nila	Serial Love	Tinderbox	PASS
Kelly, Paul	The A to Z Recordings	One Louder	PASS
neyBuzz, The	Rebellion	S/R	PASS
Oberhofer	Time Capsules II	Glassnote	PASS
Panic Years	The Month's Mind	Tinderbox	PASS
Pink Floyd	The Wall (Immersion Edition)	Capitol	PASS
Ramblin' Ambassadors, The	Ramble On	Mint	PASS
Scan Hopper	Scan Hopper 2	S/R	PASS
Secret Music	S/T	Black Bell	PASS
Shining Twins, The	Cum Play with Us	Hall of	PASS
Spoek Mathambo	Father Creeper	Sub Pop	PASS
Stereo Crowd	The Urban Alternative	S/R	PASS
Stevens, Ted	Sally's Alright	S/R	PASS
Throat Sprockets	Methadone Picnic	Cat Sandwich	PASS
Tribecastan	New Deli	Evergreen	PASS	to World
Tulipomania	The Whispering Campaign	S/R	PASS
Voltaire Twins	Romulus EP	S/R	PASS
White Rabbits	Milk Famous	TBD	PASS
Wilson, Jack	S/T	Fluff & Gravy	PASS
ZZ Ward	Eleven Roses	S/R	PASS

Adds'n'Passes 2012.02.20

Band	Album	Label	Verdict	Words
2 Bears, The	Be Strong	DFA	ADD	kinda house-ey goodness from DFA
Black Bananas	Bad Times Xpress IV	Drag City	ADD	souper sawlid
Bonobo	Black Sands Remixed	Ninja Tune	ADD	Si Greens latest album gets a serious re-work
Bowerbirds	The Clearing	Dead Oceans	ADD	well-acquainted folk-pop
Bright Moments	Natives	Luaka Bop	ADD	grooves w/ guitar/trumpet/sax etc
Busdriver	Beaus$Eros	Fake Four	ADD	fun fact: "a$$ to mouth" is not an FCC violation!
Chithra, K.S.	EP	Finders Keepers	ADD	autoadd
Ciani, Suzanne	EP	Finders Keepers	ADD	autoadd
Debelle, Speech	Freedom of Speech	Big Dada	ADD	decent lady-rapping… rhymes are questionable.
Dirty Ghosts	Metal Moon	Last Gang	ADD	some sweet grooves, feat. Aesop Rock on drum programming
Farrar, Johnson, Parker, Yames	New Multitudes	Rounder	ADD	Monsters of Folk II. But no, some Woody Guthrie songs.
Field Music	Plumb	Memphis Industries	ADD	autoadd
Gibson, Laura	La Grande	Barsuk	ADD	slow alt cowgirl tunes
Grimes	Visions	4AD	ADD	autoadd
Houghton, Beth Jeans & The Hooves of Destiny	Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose	Mute	ADD	mute-ey
Mallard, The	Yes On Blood	Castle Face	ADD	a la Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, Bare Wires, Blasted Canyons
Memoryhouse	The Slideshow Effect	Sub Pop	ADD	autoadd
Perfume Genius	Put Your Back N 2 It	Matador	ADD	autoadd
Phenomenal Handclap Band	Form & Control	Tummy Touch	ADD	funtimes for all!
Prinzhorn Dance School	Clay Class	DFA	ADD	more DFA goodies
San Cisco	Awkward	Island City	ADD	sleepy rock from Australia
Terry Malts	Killing Time	Slumberland	ADD	"punk-flavored power-pop"
Walkabouts, The	7" EP	Fin	ADD	add vinyl, slow banjos n such
Twilight Sad, The	No One Can Ever Know	FatCat	ADD	autoadd
Watussi	1000% Guapo	MGM	ADD	world grooves, one track feat. Curren$y
Wild Belle	Keep You EP	Sandhill Sound	ADD	first song is good
Woon, Jamie	Mirrorwriting	Candent	ADD	dance music, dude has cred.
Yellow Ostrich	Strange Land	Barsuk	ADD	marginally listenable eccentric rock pop stuff
Arctic Monkeys	Humbug	Domino	PASS	it's from 2009
Boo Hoo Hoo	The Exgirlfriends Club	s/r	PASS
Carvelli	EP	s/r	PASS
Caustic Casanova	Someday You Will Be Proven Correct	Mad Love	PASS
Cursive	I Am Gemini	Saddle Creek	PASS
Fun.	Some Nights	Fueled by Ramen	PASS
Greater the Risk, The	Say What You Never Said	s/r	PASS
Jonquil	Point of Go	Dovecote	PASS
Loga Ramin Torkian	Mehraab	Six Degrees	PASS	to world
Mars Volta, The	The Malkin Jewel	Warner Bros	PASS
Moffatt, Ariane	MA	Audiogram	PASS
Moon, Damon & The Whispering Drifters	Lungs, Dirt & Dreams	Adair Park	PASS
Morgan, Neal	In the Yard	s/r	PASS
New Cassettes	Winterhead	s/r	PASS
Peck, Joe	In the City Lights	s/r	PASS
Ramon and Jessica	Fly South	Porto Franco	PASS
Ray, Amy	Lung of Love	Daemon	PASS	to eclectic woman
Rudely Interrupted	Tragedy of the Commons	s/r	PASS
Say Anything	Single	Equal Vision	PASS
Shanimal	Rough & Tumble	s/r	PASS	to eclectic woman
Shipp, Matthew Trio	Elastic Aspects	Thirsty Ear	PASS	to Jazz
Skipping Girl Vinegar	One Chance EP	Secret Fox	PASS
Teitur	Let the Dog Drive Home	Arlo & Betty	PASS
Toy Horses	Toy Horses	Albino Sparrow	PASS
Ugglians, The	Eat Your Head	s/r	PASS
Vaura	Selenelion	Wierd	PASS
Voytas, Evan	Feel Me	Dovecote	PASS
Weinstein, Noam	Clocked	No Songs	PASS
Woven Tide	From the Mouth of the Sun	Experimedia	PASS
Zundel, Mati	Amazonico Gravitante	Waxploitation	PASS

The Rock Marathon Is Coming!!

WTJU Rock's 2012 Fundraising Marathon starts on Monday, Feb. 13. And there is much rejoicing!

Listeners will be treated to a week full-to-bursting with special radio tributes (covering everything from Dubstep to the career of John Lennon to classic soul music), specialty programs (check out the weeknight slots devoted to music from past decades), and live in-studio performances from standout regional bands (Borrowed Beams of Light, Mountains, Girl Choir, Fire Tapes and Corsair). You'll want to super glue your dial to 91.1 FM and wtju.net all week long -- the 2012 WTJU Rock Marathon is slated to be a music lover's aural paradise.

And if you want to get ahead of the curve, click here to donate to WTJU's Rock Marathon (Go left and hit the "Support WTJU" button)

Because that is what the WTJU Rock Marathon is all about - raising money so that the Sound Choice in Central Virginia can continue to be Virginia's non-commercial, non-formatted radio alternative for not only rock music, but Classical, Folk, Blues, Jazz, Country, World Music and all of the sounds in between.

During the marathon, your humble Radio Wowsville hosts will participate in a bevy of noteworthy shows:



The 1962 Show (Monday, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m.)
Join Colin "Brother Breakdown" Powell as he teams with fellow DJs B-Side and Hummingbird Feeder for two hours devoted to a very underrated year in rock history. Find out the facts about the Duke of Earl (pictured: Gene Chandler), learn how to do the Locomotion and develop a craving for "Green Onions." Your time machine awaits.

I Wanna Testify: Detroit Soul and R&B (Thursday, Feb. 16 at noon)
The b-side counterpoint to Ann Porotti's highly-anticipated Motown Show (which is slated for 9 a.m. on Thursday), Brother Breakdown will tell you all about the other side of the Detroit soul and funk experience - and that includes George Clinton's groundbreaking work with the Parliaments (pictured) and Funkadelic.


The Beach Boys and "Smile." (Sunday, Feb. 19 at noon)
In 1966, Brian Wilson produced what he called “a teenage symphony to God.” It became the most famous “lost” album in rock ‘n’ roll history. Last year, Capitol Records finally released those legendary sessions, provoking a new appreciation for the work that Wilson conceived 45 years ago with cohort Van Dyke Parks and his often-confused (but always sweet-sounding) band. Join Don Harrison and Dominic DeVito as they pay tribute to “Smile” and all of the incredible "Good Vibrations" that (despite an official non-release) Wilson's masterwork has commanded over the years.





The Virginia Funk and Soul Spectacular (Sunday, Feb. 19 at 2 p.m.)
Do you know about Richmond's Little Tommy? How about Hampton's the Deceptions (pictured)? Does the mention of Sir Guy (from Norfolk) make you move like a chicken? It really doesn’t matter because the Virginia Funk and Soul Spectacular is going to bring you in step with the Old Dominion’s great indigenous funk vamps and mournful soul ballads –- classic cuts by Mr. Wiggles, Lenis Guess, the Soul Duo and many more ear-bending artists from the ‘60s and ‘70s. It’s the show that will make you ask: “What? That was from Virginia??!!” So don’t touch that dial, Prof. Hackenbush – get with Colin and Don as they are joined by the Scorpio Brothers (orignators of the great Funky Virginia blog) and "Ol' Virginia Soul" impressario Brent Hosier, to put some hometown pep in your step and some regional glide in your stride.



The Disco 12-Inch Exhibition (Sunday, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m.)
The 12-inch record has wider spacing between the grooves than a regular vinyl album does and is often played at 45-RPM. The invention of the 12-inch came about as an accident during the Disco era but what happened next was no accident. Join Don Harrison and the Radio Wowsville Stylus Stylists as they not only recount the history of the 12-inch single – its influence and dance club experimenters – but compel you to shake your body to the best disco dance sounds of the mid-to-late ‘70s, everything from the Jacksons to Donna Summer and Sylvester to lesser known wonders such as Gary Toms Empire and the Michael Zager Band. Mirror balls and afro wigs are optional. Booty shaking is assured.








The Classic Crock Show (Sunday, Feb. 19 at 11 p.m.)
OK, so here’s the deal: Every so often, we allow this half-delusional laid-off classic rock DJ named Don Arlo two hours of airtime (usually during the Radio Wowsville timeslot) to “really rock the place” with playlists filled with the likes of Rush, Blue Oyster Cult, Heart, Steve Miller Band (pictured) and the Guess Who. Why do we do this? Well, Don Arlo’s specialty is playing the “deep cuts” – the stuff you rarely hear on the commercial classic rock stations. Hmmm... maybe that was why he was laid off. And maybe that’s why he’s so perfect for WTJU. So get the Led out and make that call. Support community radio while you still can. There is unrest in the forest, and there is trouble with the trees (FYI: the maples want more sunlight and the oaks ignore their pleas).




See the full schedule and check out more marathon information by clicking right here.

And you can listen live by hitting this link!

Adds'n'Passes 2012.02.06

Band	Album	Label	Verdict	Words
Archers of Loaf	Vee Vee	Merge	ADD	re-release
Bare Wires	Cheap Perfume	Southpaw	ADD	good tunes
Del Ray, Lana	Born to Die	Interscope	ADD	"hate it or love it the underdog's on top" - 50 Cent
DJ Food	The Search Engine	Ninja Tune	ADD	three EP's combined, groovy.
Heartless Bastards	Arrow	Partisan	ADD	man where were these guys. Decent record.
Jurado, Damien	Maraqopa	Secretly Canadian	ADD	some out there psych shredding
Lambchop	Mr. M	Merge	ADD	re-release
Lanegan, Mark Band	Blues Funeral	4AD	ADD	Mark of Screaming Trees, QOTSA, etc.
Of Montreal	Paralytic Stalks	Polyvinyl	ADD	for Toronto
Phantom Family Halo, The	When I Fall Out	KFR	ADD	psych-rocky enough
Pink Mink	S/T	Little Veronica	ADD	okay-ish girl rockers, to garage sale, maybe?
Rose, Frankie	Interstellar	Slumberland	ADD	dreamy pop from Vivian and Dum Dum girl
Shearwater	Animal Joy	Sub Pop	ADD	autoadd
Tennis	Young & Old	Fat Possum	ADD	jugamos el tenis
Van Etten, Sharon	Tramp	Jagjaguwar	ADD	SvE y'all.  Sserpents is a ssuper ssolid ssong
Young Magic	Melt	Carpark	ADD	global psychedelic art pop
Balkan Beat Box	Give	Nat Geo	PASS
Chua, Inch	Wallflower	s/r	PASS
Dunes	Noctiluca	PPM	PASS
Francois & the Atlas Mountains	E Volo Love	Domino	PASS
Joker	Remix EP	4AD	PASS
Kellen & Me	S/T	Audiotree	PASS
Lovely Bad Things, The	New Ghost Old Waves	Volcom Entertainment	PASS
Mae, Audra	and the Almighty Sound	Side One Dummy	PASS	to Folk
Miss Massive Snowflake	Like A Book	North Pole	PASS
Rabid	Hat Trick	Beet Salad	PASS
Rarefaction	the dancer, the dance	Leperkiss	PASS
Red Jacket Mine	Listen Up EP	Lincoln Barr	PASS
Right the Stars	Hello Yes Ok	Cousteau	PASS
Staves, The	Mexico EP	Atlantic	PASS	due to copyright protected CD's
Without a Fight	If It's War You Want	s/r	PASS
Without a Fight	The Sunnyside of Northwood	s/r	PASS