From the monthly archives:

February 2003

Well I was feelin’ motivated.

by johnford on February 28, 2003

So here is the audio for “New York World Trade.” It’s a reworking of Woody Guthrie’s “Ruben James.” Click here for the mp3.

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Round and Round ’s Grave.

by johnford on February 28, 2003

Finally got the chance to record the audio. Click here for the mp3. From the Woody Guthrie song, “Round and Round Hitler’s Grave.

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Fort Lauderdale suburb tops the list with the “The most dangerous intersection in the U.S.”

February 28, 2003
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A rundown of yesterdays FCC hearings.

February 28, 2003
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Whole lotta shakin goin on.

February 27, 2003

Did you know… The first vibrator was steam powered? Or that it was designed by a doctor for treating “female disorders”? All of these answers can be yours by simply visiting the Antique Vibrator Museum.

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The man who penned “On Top of Spaghetti” looses his final meatball.

February 27, 2003
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CMJ caught cheating on its playlists.

February 27, 2003

We should have figured that the magazine that keeps track of college playlists would be using crib notes. According to this article in the NY Post the College Music Journal (CMJ), which monitors airplay on college radio stations across the country, has admitted to cheating on its own playlists. It seems that the publication was [...]

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Let’s hope that computers can do a better job of picking the hits.

February 27, 2003
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Chicks with cigs.

February 24, 2003
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More evidence that the music business is full of snakes and other low-lifes.

February 23, 2003
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Artists united to get their party back in power.

February 23, 2003
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From the “At least they were French” department.

February 22, 2003
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