Mixtape :: What's My Number?

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 10pm

They are everywhere, and some of them are downright weird. My downstairs neighbor once told me only prime numbers could be trusted, but he held a reserve of disdain for 2, which he claimed was too prime for its own good. A big appreciative shout out to Bam Bam, Lily and Generoso, and Redlands Ron for their on-air contributions, and anyone who may have pledged online before or after the show.

Song	Artist	Notes
Caveman 5000	Quintron	Sophisticated primitive
Lookin' For A 7-11	Ben Vaughn	Gonna drive pretty far
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King Kong Five	Mano Negra	Burning up
Singapore `66	The Mach Kung-Fu	Faster than you think
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25 O'Clock	They Might Be Giants	originally by the Dukes of Stratosphear
Radar 1941	Sun City Girls	For Bam Bam
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Take Five	Rice & Freetown	In four?
Six Feet of Chain	Cagney & Lacee	originally by Lee Hazlewood
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8 Piece Box	Southern Culture On The Skids	Some hot spicy chicken
Seven & Seven Is	Billy Bragg	originally by Love
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Seventeen Years	Ratatat	Headbanging with the robots
Souvlaki #3	Boom Pam	Hot klezmer salad
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20 Questions	Amy Rigby	Are you keeping count?
100,000 Fireflies	Superchunk	originally by the Magnetic Fields

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