6.04.2007

the Hour No.11 Beat Surrender






Grow old with some crispy classics. Surrender to the Beat, and trade in your mind for music. Sounds substituted for common sense. Right substituted for wrong.

Hit List:
Silky Vincent- Breezin
Jonathan Richman- Roadrunner
DOA- General Strike
the Zombies- Tell Her No
Jorge Ben- Hermes Trimegistro Escreveu
John Cale- Mercenaries
Count Five- Psychotic Reaction
Iggy Pop- I am a Passenger
the Dave Clark Five- Can't You See that She's Mine
Hasil Adkins- No More Hot Dogs
the Rolling Stones- the Last Time
the Electric Prunes- I Had too Much to Dream Last Night
? and the Mysterians- 96 Tears
Joe Cocker- Feeling Alright
New York Dolls- Jet Boy
Dead Milkmen- The Thing that Only Eats Hippies
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mitch, and Tich- Hold Tight
the Jam- Beat Surrender
Rambo First Blood- It's a Long Road
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