09/12/05 Show Music

The song on today's show is called The Only Way is the Wrong Way by Filter. I'm too tired to go linking this shit to iTunes today. I'm going to bed :)

9/08/05 Show Music

Talk about obscure music! The song at the end of today's show is from a group called Orbit and called Medicine. Great song, but the band is no longer around. I think they broke up during the Clinton administration.

Like it? Hate it? Leave a comment!

-t

9/07/05 Show Notes

Today's show featured music from Greenwheel. The song is called Louder Than Words and the links send you to their iTunes page. Great stuff!

Interesting fact: Melissa Etheridge recently covered Breathe, another Greenwheel song. I like Greenwheel's version better. Sorry Missy.

-t

09/06/05 Show Music

Today's Distorted View featured music from a relatively unkown band called Rubyhorse. It's a shame because I really like these guys. The song I featured is called Evergreen, and the link sends you to their itunes page so you can purchase it.

If you listen to the preview of Evergreen on itunes, you won't hear much. I promise you it's the right song, though. For some reason they chose to feature an instrumental section that really give you no idea of what the song is actually like.

Got a musical suggestion for me? Want to discuss today's song? Leave it in the comment section, fools!

-t

9/02/05 Show Music

I made reference to the Vertical Horzion in one of my first posts. At the end of the show today we feature a song off of their new album, Go, called "Echo". Follow the link to launch their itunes page.

You may remember Vertical Horizon from their huge hit in the 90's, "Everything You Want", and it's follow ups: "Best I Ever Had" and "You're A God"

Enjoy your weekend, freaky deakies! If you have some musical suggestions, leave me a coment or Email.

-t

9/01/05 Show Music

If you listened to the very beginning of the show, you heard a spot by July For Kings front-man Joe Hedges. So not surprisingly, we played July For Kings at the end of today's program. The song was, "Start Again" off of their first album, Swim. The links take you to the iTunes store.

JFK is one of those bands where I can listen to the CD straight through and enjoy all of it. Every song on Swim is great, in my opinion, but stand-out tracks include Normal Life, Girlfriend, New Black Car, Anything But Beautiful, Washed Away. I could go on, but instead I'll just urge you to check out the whole thing. And call me a chees-ball, but I think Meteor Flower is one of the prettiest love songs ever. I send that out to the lady listeners of DV....and some of the men. ;-)

Their newest album is called Nostalgia, and after purchasing it, my love affair with JFK continues. Float Away and One by One are a few don't-miss tracks.

There you have it! Download the music and visit http://www.julyforkings.com for more info. Tell 'em Tim from DV sent you!

-Tim

8/31/05 Show Music

Today's closing music was by Butch Walker and called San Fernando Sexx Star. There's the iTunes link for you to grab it. Butch's 2002 album, "Left of Self-Centered" has more of a rock feel than his more recent 2004 release called Letters, but both contain great tracks and he's one of my favorite artists.

That's all I got for you today! Enjoy Butch!

-t