EPISODE · Jul 10, 2007 · 1H 29M

Karasu

from CiTR -- Karasu (2007) · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

After a two hour drive from work (damn gridlock on the bridge,) I makeit on tim efor today's show! New artists discovered include Michio Kurihara and Ghost. Latest music from Toddle and Bloodthirsty Butchers as well! Playlist (Artist:Song): 1) Toddle:In a Balloon 2) Yura Yura Teikoku: Wakatte Hoshii 3) Boris/Michio Kurihara: Sweet No. 1 4) Ghost: Hazy Paradise 5) 54 Nude Honeys: Where is Love 6) Spangle Call Lilli Line: with in zz/oo!! 7) ROVO: Mattah 8) Stance Punks: Let It Rock 9) Zazen Boys: Riff Man 10) Bloodthirsty Burchers: Guitarist wo Korosanaide 11) Miki Furukawa: Chick Schick Radio 12) School Girl '69: Fork and Knife 13) Shugo Tokumaru: Kiiro 14) Silver Fins: Looking Down the Flow 15) Pizzicato Five: Passing By

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