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The New Carp

by NotASouldier

A lot of us in the Chippewa Valley remember the radio station 99.9 The Carp, a "new rock" radio station that was unceremoniously taken off the air a few years ago and replaced with a "variety" radio station with an auto-DJ called BOB-FM. Now, faced with an ever-declining presence of rock on Top 40 radio and our sole "new rock" station gone, those of us in the Chippewa Valley who still yearn for new rock & roll are in much need of a vehicle for promoting new rock songs.Enter The New Carp!The New Carp is named as such in homage to 99.9 The Carp. I have fond memories of discovering some of my favorite bands on The Carp, and The Carp served as my gateway into the world of rebelliousness and abandon that is rock & roll, and I'm sure many others feel the same.The New Carp will have some slight differences in format to the original Carp. Rather than focusing exclusively on hard rock, The New Carp will explore songs from all the various subgenres of rock, whether they be hard rock, so

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Episodes

  1. Ep. 33: Prozac Days and Sleepless Hours

    Here's this week's playlist: "Fortunate Son" - John Fogerty feat. Foo Fighters: Dave Grohl & Co. help John Fogerty turn this hard-rocking Creedence classic up to 11! "Age of Reason" - Black Sabbath: Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, and Geezer Butler are back with a brand-new album with Brad Wilk of…

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  2. Ep. 32: My Oklahoma Home Blowed Away

    Here's this week's playlist: "My Oklahoma Home (Live)" - Bruce Springsteen & The Sessions Band: This one is dedicated to the victims of the Oklahoma tornadoes a couple weeks ago. This song was written during the Dust Bowl, but could just as easily be about the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma. "Back…

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  3. Ep. 31: Tell Them Go F_ck Themselves

    Here's this week's playlist: "Sunshine of Your Love" - Santana feat. Rob Thomas: Santana and Rob Thomas reunite to cover a Cream classic. "Hey Ahab" - Elton John & Leon Russell: A clearly Moby Dick-influenced song. "Roll Over Beethoven" - Jerry Lee Lewis feat. Ringo Starr, John Mayer, & Jon…

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  4. Ep 30: If It Wasn't For Bad, I'd Be Good

    Here's this week's playlist: "If It Wasn't For Bad" - Elton John & Leon Russell: From an album they did together called "The Union". "Old Man" - Puddle of Mudd: Neil Young has been called the Godfather of Grunge, so it is only fitting that Puddle of Mudd gives us a grungey take on this Neil Young...

  5. Ep. 29: Religion or Astronomy, Descartes or Deuteronomy

    It's been a little crazy around here, so this episode's a little bit late, but it's a good one! "The Big Bang Theory Theme" - Barenaked Ladies: Big Bang Theory fans will instantly recognize this song, but may not know that there's a full-length version available to download! "Because The Night" -...

  6. Ep. 28: Makin' the Stereo Bleed

    This week we begin with a couple of Rolling Stones covers: "Gimme Shelter" - Puddle of Mudd: A faithful adaptation of this Stones tune. "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'" - Santana feat. Scott Weiland: Santana teams up with the Stone Temple Pilots frontman for this Stones classic. "Mr. Blue Sky (Live)"…

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  7. Ep. 27: Booze and Ladies Treat Me Right

    This week's playlist is heavy on cover songs: "Let's Go All The Way" - The Wondergirls feat. Ashley Hamilton & Robbie Williams: This Sly Fox cover comes from Iron Man 3: Heroes Fall album, which features music inspired by the movie, although I think only one of the songs is actually in the movie...

  8. Ep. 26: We Listen to the Radio

    After an extended weekend, we're back! Here's this week's playlist: "Slave to the Grind" - Halestorm: An even harder rocking take than the Skid Row original. "Shooting Star" - Puddle of Mudd: An interesting Bad Company cover. "Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown" - Rob Zombie: The…

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  9. Episode 25

    We have very hard rock-centric episode this week with brand-spanking new songs from Fall Out Boy and Black Sabbath! "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" - Halestorm: An epic metal Beatles cover. "All Right Now" - Puddle of Mudd: A grungey cover from a song by Paul Rodger's band Free. "All For the Love…

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  10. Episode 24

    This week's episode is heavy on supergroups and duets: "Stand In The Storm" - Meat Loaf feat. John Rich, Li'l Jon, & Mark McGrath: Originally released as a charity single under the name Backbone while these four were on Celebrity Apprentice, this track now appears on Meat Loaf's latest album…

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  11. Episode 23

    Here's this week's playlist: "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You" - Halestorm: If anyone should cover Heart, it should be Halestorm. Lizzy Hale has the pipes to sing Ann Wilson, and the band rocks this one out harder than the original. "Love Is A Battlefield" - Cee Lo Green & Vicci Martinez…

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  12. Episode 22

    Here's this week's playlist: "You're So Square (Baby, I Don't Care)" - Cee Lo Green: Cee Lo isn't the first person you think of when you think of rock n' roll, but here he gives us a faithful interpretation of a Buddy Holly classic. "Bad Romance" - Halestorm: This Grammy-winning metal band covers...

  13. Episode 21

    Here's this week's playlist: "TNT" - Anthrax: This week Anthrax released an EP of covers of hard rock and metal songs! This, of course, is a cover of an AC/DC hit. "Walk" - Foo Fighters: This Grammy-winning song from the Foo's latest appeared during the closing credits of "Thor". "It's So Easy" -...

  14. Episode 20

    First off, thanks to everyone for making our St. Patrick's Day special our most downloaded episode yet by far! Now we're back to our regular format of new rock music. This week was a great week for new rock! New albums from Dave Grohl, Bon Jovi, Eric Clapton, and David Bowie were released, and a...

  15. St. Patrick's Day: Top 10 Celtic Rock Songs of All Time

    For those getting ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, I bring you the top 10 celtic rock songs of all time! If you like your rock to come with bagpipes and dulcimer's, then this is the playlist for you! 10. "Zombie" - The Cranberries: Okay, so no bagpipes or dulcimers here, but Dolores...

  16. Episode 18

    Don't forget you can now "Like" The New Carp on Facebook! Get updates on new episodes and all of the new things happening at The New Carp. And coming soon, rock news and trivia! Also, you can subscribe on iTunes and at thenewcarp.podomatic.com! Just scroll down the page and click the Subscribe...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A lot of us in the Chippewa Valley remember the radio station 99.9 The Carp, a "new rock" radio station that was unceremoniously taken off the air a few years ago and replaced with a "variety" radio station with an auto-DJ called BOB-FM. Now, faced with an ever-declining presence of rock on Top 40 radio and our sole "new rock" station gone, those of us in the Chippewa Valley who still yearn for new rock & roll are in much need of a vehicle for promoting new rock songs.Enter The New Carp!The New Carp is named as such in homage to 99.9 The Carp. I have fond memories of discovering some of my favorite bands on The Carp, and The Carp served as my gateway into the world of rebelliousness and abandon that is rock & roll, and I'm sure many others feel the same.The New Carp will have some slight differences in format to the original Carp. Rather than focusing exclusively on hard rock, The New Carp will explore songs from all the various subgenres of rock, whether they be hard rock, so

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A lot of us in the Chippewa Valley remember the radio station 99.9 The Carp, a "new rock" radio station that was unceremoniously taken off the air a few years ago and replaced with a "variety" radio station with an auto-DJ called BOB-FM. Now, faced with an ever-declining presence of rock on Top 40...

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