This is our playlist from our 3/03/98 show, our infamous "Two For The Price Of One" session:

Artist	Album	Song
Caustic Window	Caustic Compilation	Caustic Jingle (intro)
Pink Floyd	The First 3 Singles	Apples and Oranges
Apples in Stereo	Science Faire	Tidal Wave
Helium	The Dirt Of Luck	Superball
Dianogah	As Seen From Above	Spiral Bound
Dinosaur Jr.	You're Living All Over Me	In A Jar
Squarepusher	Burningn'n Tree	Track 2
Neutral Milk Hotel	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea	The King Of Carrot Flowers pt. 1
Superchunk	Watery Hands EP	With Bells On
The Dirty Three	Horse Stories	Red
Aphex Twin	Richard D James	#5
Modest Mouse	The Lonesome Crowded West	Heart Cooks Brain
Neil Young (old school)	After The Gold Rush	Southern Man
Velvet Underground	Velvet Undergound	What Goes On
Royal Trux	Cats + Dogs	Teeth
Tori Amos	Boys for Pele	Caught a Lite Sneeze
Sonic Youth	Dirty	Chapel Hill
Elf Power	When The Red King Comes	The Secret Ocean
Portastatic	The Nature Of Sap	Impolite Cheers
Tobin Sprout	Carnival Boy	It's Like Soul Man
Spent	Umbrella Wars	Good Luck Line
Free Kitten	Sentimental Education	Picabo who?
SeBADoh	Smash Your Head On The Punk Rock	Brand New Love
Guided By Voices	Tonics And Twisted Chasers	158 Years Of Beautiful Sex
Modest Mouse	Interstate 8	Incinerator
Neutral Milk Hotel	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea	Holland, 1945
Butterglory	Rat Tat Tat	You Said A Mouthful
AFX	Analogue Bubblebath	Analogue Bubblebath

This week's set was double-length ("industrial strength"), two for the price of one, etc. We started the long set off with a little 'apples' block -- first Pink Floyd's old favorite Apples And Oranges, then The Apples In Stereo. Note that the relationship is not coincidental; Robert Schneider (of the Apples) has commented that it was this Floyd song which gave him the idea for the name of the band. Later on we were kicking it old school with some Neil Young, which Tom 7 introduced as, "A song about slavery, or something." Somebody called in to tell us about a response to this song by Leonard Skynyrd called Sweet Home Alabama. Further old-school tunes included the Velvet Underground with the only song Tom can tolerate by them (What Goes On) and early Dinosaur Jr., in addition to the Pink Floyd. No Russians calling to tell Karthik that they love him, though.

Where is the Babies And Buckets: An Unsafe Combination PSA? It seems to have been cancelled.

Chuckles go out to Chumbawumba, the joke band of the week (and every week).

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