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The Joker

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 12am

Sometimes it takes a while for an album to be recognized as a classic, sometimes the shock of recognition is instant and universal. This is the case for Spoon and their latest release, Lucifer on the Sofa, which showcases much of what has made the band a constant source of solid material, but in a concentrated way that will make you start all over as soon as you hit the end.

Sometimes it takes a while for an album to be recognized as a classic, sometimes the shock of recognition is instant and universal. This is the case for <strong>Spoon</strong> and their latest release, <em>Lucifer on the Sofa,</em> which showcases much of what has made the band a constant source of solid material, but in a concentrated way that will make you start all over as soon as you hit the end.
Spoon
SongArtistNotes
The Joker
Fruit Bats
Originally from Steve Miller
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Held
Spoon
We are rolling
Go On
The Elected
Electrifying
Hot Potato
Blunt Bangs
Use the tongs
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Sunset Blues
The Mother Hips
That sweet swagger
Watching The Wheels
John Lennon
Still rolling
Thoughtforms (Version 1)
Lush
Woozy waltz
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Move
Aeon Station
Less waiting now
Outta My Head
M. Ward
A gentle farewell
Dogflower
Tribe
In abstract terms
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Rich
Yard Act
It seems to happen
Fat Lip
Big Kill
Ouch
Levakesh Het A Kesh
Shabat Samech
Where is the cash?
Black Hot Soup (DJ Shadow “My Own Reality” Re-Write)
King Gizzard + the Lizard Wizard
A perfect pairing
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California
Babe Rainbow
The sound fits the state
These Days
Cat Power
Originally from VU + Nico
All I Want
Holly Golightly & Dan Melchior
Rough and tumble
So?
Heavenly
Only Amelia
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Little Did I
Night Crickets
A bit of a low rider
Medicine
The Cutthroat Brothers
Deathly shuffle
Heart Attack
The Pulsebeats
Two step in the cardio ward
Grease 2
Thee Oh Sees
Not from the movie
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When The Evening Come
Man-Like-Devin
Give me the island banjo
A New England
Billy Bragg
Just looking for another girl
The End of the Earth
Rob K
Apocalyptic times
Blues In A
Robyn Hitchcock
Things keep falling apart
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Sweet Potato Pie
Cory Wong
Serve it hot, with ice cream
Get Da Steppin'
Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
Howling on that organ
Running On Sunshine
Jesus Jackson
Got that bounce
Oh! Darling (Jam)
The Beatles
Be a fly on the wall
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Grandfather Clock Strikes Twelve
Eels
Back with John Parish
Épique Éric
Les Cowboys Fringants
Northern music
Polvo de Estrellas
Santiago Motorizado
Get yourself some stardust
Time
The Jazz Butcher
Fishy go to heaven
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Rose Pink Cadillac
Dope Lemon
Long and low
Kemayo
Kag Am
Afrofunk 4ever
Someone To Talk To (Dub)
Dubinator
Illicit police
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Strung With Everything
Animal Collective
Fragments of shards
Playground Love (Vibraphone Version)
Air
Good vibrations
The Numbers Song
DJ Shadow
Giant rolling clouds
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Gold Rush
Antibalas
Heading west
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