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Hollywood Junkyard

KAFM Grand Junction, 9pm - 12am

Exploding out of upstate New York, The Bobby Lees have returned with a their third outing, titled Bellevue, and it delivers more of that biting, can’t-you-see-I’m-in-the-middle-of-an-episode post-rock blues energy. Tonight’s Mixtape closes out with Escape Mechanism’s “Being,” sampling William S. Burrough’s unmistakable reedy voice into an existential mantra.

Exploding out of upstate New York, <strong>The Bobby Lees</strong> have returned with a their third outing, titled <em>Bellevue</em>, and it delivers more of that biting, can’t-you-see-I’m-in-the-middle-of-an-episode post-rock blues energy. Tonight’s Mixtape closes out with Escape Mechanism’s “Being,” sampling William S. Burrough’s unmistakable reedy voice into an existential mantra.
The Bobby Lees
SongArtistNotes
Blackbird
Jaco Pastorius
Full of percussive surprise
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Hollywood Junkyard
The Bobby Lees
Not a sanitary place
Milk Bomb
Spot 1019
All the barbecues burst into flames
To Dream (feat. Kim Oki)
Say Sue Me
Delicate traceries
Option 8
Horsegirl
Hypnolovewheel goes around
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Deviants
The Diasonics
Not your standard bell-curvers
Clown Powder
The Bronx
A sad fate
The Link Is About To Die
Los Bitchos
Hurry and click on it
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You Better Have a Gun
Fantastic Negrito
Might come in handy
The Curse of the Blackened Eye
Orville Peck
A modern yodel
Sleeping With Girls
Willie Wisely
Refined pleasures
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Bittersweet, TN
Kevin Morby
It’s a fine, fine place
Upbeat
The Bruces
Somewhat of a downer
All Things Must Behave / Eternal Friend
Great Grandpa
Exquisite harmonics
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Leathery Whip
Aldous Harding
What sorcery is this
Big Country
Illinois
Slow burning
Tangerine
The Lazy Eyes
Don’t count just play
Sliced Tomatoes
Just Brothers
Sampled by Fatboy Slim
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Surrender To The Rhythm
Elvis Costello
Back with a bullet
The Blizzard
Camera Obscura
Highland ballad
Apollinaire
Les Sans Culottes
French stuff from Brooklyn
Visions Of The Night (Live From Hammersmith, London 1979)
The Police
Live and obscure
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It's Over
The Garrys
Sweetly old-fashioined
Surfing And Spying
The 5.6.7.8's
Important activities both
Jumbo
Zoobombs
The largest
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Taking Me Back
Jack White
Wild tones
Satta Massa Cumbia
Los Miticos Del Ritmo
Crossing traditions
The Lady Don't Mind
Talking Heads
She is completely unflustered
Everybody in the World
Trombone Shorty feat. New Birth Brass Band
A real party
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Straight Lines
The Dream Syndicate
All over the map
Turn It On
The Flaming Lips
Engage the flow of power
Da Da Da
Pierre Perpall
Slight return
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Insta-Classic
Lettuce
Find yourself in the groove
Bore Now Bore
Boredoms
Not bore no
Snake Mistakes
Dan Deacon
Nightmare playground
Fonnovo
Los Amigos Invisibles
Getting down and funky
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This Is Pop 2
!!!
Donkey music
Like You
Gramme
Cutting through the dance floor
Tres Tres Chic
Mocean Worker
Drinks on the balcony
Love Plus One (12' Version)
Haircut 100
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Being
Escape Mechanism
Hello, Uncle Billy
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