Posted on September 26 at 12:57 p.m.

"Lawrence will be part of a huge community for one night."

Finally! We'll fall right back into obscurity at midnight though, right? Come on.

On The Manhattan Project

Posted on June 13 at 1:19 p.m.

"morning zoo" type radio shows make up these types of calls all the time.

it's theater of the mind. don't believe the hype.

On Hell to the No :: Two :: Dick Dale Reunites Stalker with Long Lost Victim (My Punk Heart)

Posted on February 23 at 6:58 a.m.

RIP Kirk.

On Can't Stand Losing Him

Posted on January 24 at 6:37 a.m.

nice

On The Grumbler (Blank Canvas)

Posted on January 19 at 11:33 a.m.

It's funny that within the same blog post you bash stations like X 92.9 for their unoriginality AND knock the only station in Lawrence that continuously tries to be original and serve the community with new music.

KEXP is a corporately funded "super indie" station with a gazillionaire's pocket that probably plays the same Pixies songs that KJHK plays, just as an example. "Trance hour" is a bull excuse to neglect something as rare and meaningful (and chock full of "rock rotation" from noon to six in the morning) as a good, student-run college radio station.

On A Newer Sound (Ten Million Pounds of Sludge)

Posted on October 23 at 11:16 p.m.

CHEA.

On DANCESYLVANIA! -- 10/28/06 at The Eighth Street Tap Room

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Posted on October 13 at 12:35 p.m.

"She spins some obscure Bonnie Raitt and Robert Palmer between newer disco punk cuts from artists like Chik Chik Chik (!!!)"

wow, really pushing the envelope...

On Les femmes de spin

Posted on May 27 at 3 a.m.

how embarrassing.

On Geek beats

Posted on April 27 at 10:06 a.m.

i guess i'm the only one not feeling this song.

On Your first summertime smash (The World is All That is the Case)

Posted on March 15 at 10:32 p.m.

i'm compassionate, but to a point.

"The corporate world is based on supply and demand and if douche bags would just have a little self control and realize that during a hail storm, a thunder storm or even on Christmas Eve that they really don't need a latte or the latest copy of Vanity Fair..."

they're right that people should have some self-control, but at the same time, they are also a part of that evil ol' "corporate world" and have to then submit to their policies. it's correct to recognize the ridiculousness of keeping a book store open in a tornado, but it's the "nature of the beast" as they say.

live by "corporate american" paychecks, die by their stupid rules. it's up to the writer here to head for the hills to a better job. it's great that it opened their eyes.

On And I quote... (Godjilla)