Frequency Theory 1720 "Hippy Skippy Slam Boyz" 6/8/17

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Tonight's show, "Hippy Skippy Slam Boyz" is the show's 99th episode, and Tom is counting down to the 3-hour 100th party episode next week with tracks by The Mighty Show-Stoppers, Skeewiff, Torpedo Boyz, African Music Machine, Polkaholix, Grinderman, The Last Poets, and more! Frequency Theory is a show about musical intersections – where jazz meets hip hop, punk and funk converge, turntablism overlaps with soul, folk shares a spliff with its psychedelic brethren, and industrial hits the disco dancefloor. LIVE every Thursday from 8-10 PM EDT (UTC -4:00) Only on Radio Free Brooklyn. www.radiofreebrooklyn.com

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This episode is 1 hour and 58 minutes long.

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This episode was published on June 13, 2017.

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Tonight's show, "Hippy Skippy Slam Boyz" is the show's 99th episode, and Tom is counting down to the 3-hour 100th party episode next week with tracks by The Mighty Show-Stoppers, Skeewiff, Torpedo Boyz, African Music Machine, Polkaholix, Grinderman,...

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