UMFM 101.5 FM Music Logs Tuesday
10:00 - 11:00 pm
Show Name: downunder upover
Host Name: eugenius & lynnie
Date: 07-September-2004
Music:
the living end - end of the world
regurgitator - head 1 psycho
scribe feat. P-Money, Con Psy & Savage - not many (remix)
the d4 - ladies man
28 days - say what
sekiden - s-t-a-y
bluebottle kiss - gangsterland
the devoted few - sleepless
after the fall - half full
goodshirt - buck it up
remake remodel - jellybean (remix)
minuit - except you
pheonix foundation - gone fishing
dimmer - smoke
News Briefs:
THE LIVING END will release 'From Here On In', on September 27. The CD
is essentially a "best of" with 12 hit singles and two new tracks.
Homebake appears at The Domain, Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney on Saturday
December 4. An early lineup announcment looks like this: Jet, Kasey Chambers,
Grinspoon, Pete Murray, Hilltop Hoods, Xavier Rudd, Scribe, Eskimo
Joe, Regurgitator, Spiderbait, Rocket Science, Katalyst, After
The Fall, The D4, Gyroscope, Wolfmother. www.homebake.com.au
Rock It returns to WA this spring, on Sunday October 24 at Arena Joondalup.
The line-up includes Jet, The Living End, Spiderbait, Hilltop Hoods, Jebediah,
28 Days, Rocket Science and Dallas Crane - with more to be announced
soon. Tickets are on sale now for $50.
THE DEVOTED FEW (on Non Zero Records) launches its sophomore album, 'Billboard
Noises', on Thursday September 16 at The Annandale Hotel, Sydney. Specials
guests are Sounds Like Sunset and Derwent River Star. Special guests on
the record include: Glenn Richards (Augie March), Peter Fenton (Crow),
Jamie Hutchings (Bluebottle Kiss) plus several others.
VEGAS KINGS launches its new split 7" single with The Standing 8
Counts in Melbourne on Friday September 10 at The Tote, Collingwood. Supports
on the night will be Sixfthick and Sin City. Whilst in town, the band
also performs: Friday Sept 10 (special 2am show) @ The Moser Room
(Prahran) w/ Nightstick; Saturday Sep 11 @ The Espy Front Bar w/ The Specimens
+ Remake Remodel.
FUNHOUSE '04 marks its debut as an all ages boutique music & arts
festival, Saturday October 23 at Victoria Park, Herston, Brisbane. The
line-up features Jet, Rocket Science, The Sleepy Jackson, Rocket Science,
Self Righteous Brothers, Sekiden, Nightstick, Spazzys, After The Fall,
The Nation Blue, Dick Nasty and Wish For Wings. They are joined by internationals
The Von Bondies, Mark Lanegan Band, Lagwagon, The Bronx, Royal Crown Revue,
The Muffs and Stereolab. Tickers are limited and go on sale Friday September
3 for $65 plus booking fee. For more information visit www.funhousefestival.com
The 2004 NZ Music Awards (aka the Tuis) have been announced. Scribe looks
set to be the big winner on the night (September 22nd at the Aotea Centre
in Auckland), with 10 nominations. Goldenhorse, Hayley Westenra, Dimmer,
Brooke Fraser and Goodshirt also get multiple nods, but the best news
has to be the Phoenix Foundations nomination for Best Album - a top achievement
for an indie band with a relatively low mainstream profile. Go the Welly
lads! Here's the full list of nominees:
Album of the year
Brooke Fraser - What To Do With Daylight
Dimmer - You've Got To Hear The Music
Goodshirt - Fiji Baby
Phoenix Foundation - Horsepower
Scribe - The Crusader
Single of the year
Brooke Fraser - Lifeline
Dimmer - Getting What You Give
Goldenhorse - Maybe Tomorrow
Goodshirt - Buck It Up
Scribe - Stand Up
Best group
Dimmer - You've Got To Hear The Music
Elemeno P - Love & Disrespect
Goodshirt - Fiji Baby
Breakthrough artist of the year
Adeaze - Always And For Real
Brooke Fraser - What To Do With Daylight
Minuit - The 88
Songwriter of the year
Brooke Fraser - Lifeline
Greg Johnson - Save Yourself
Scribe, P-Money, Con Psy & Savage - Not Many: The Remix
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Eugenius4Lynne
Thanks to Matt
Atlee, Whammo,
the contributors at NZMusic.com,
NZ On Air and
Christie Eliezer at themusic.com.au
for providing news on the show this week.
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