From: glad@Csli.Stanford.EDU (Clayton Glad)
Newsgroups: ba.music,ba.broadcast,rec.radio.noncomm
Subject: KZSU Autumn Program Guide
Date: 12 Oct 92 22:48:51 GMT
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Organization: Stanford University CSLI


Here's KZSU's Autumn Program guide.  Hardcopy available at our
studios in the basement of Memorial Auditorium on the Stanford
campus as well as in Bay Area record stores and other hep locations.

Collect them all; trade with your friends!
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KZSU, Stanford FM 90.1 (and FM cable 90.1 or 90.3)
Autumn 1992

Special Programming
Daily, 7.30, 12.30, 5.30 and 9.30pm: The KZSU Daily Concert Calendar
Daily, 11.30 and 6.30: The Farm Report, an on-campus events listing
Weekdays, 5pm news updates
Daily, 6pm: Sports updates
Mondays, 1900-2200: Palo Alto City Council.
Alternating Tuesdays, 1900: Career Spotlight.
Wednesdays, 1830: Talk Back, a campus issues call-in show.
Wednesdays, 2100: Wednesday Night Live.
Thursdays, 1900: Campus Conference / Campus Spotlight -- interviews with local
	luminaries.

Sports broadcasts: All football games; most all basketball games; most women's
volleyball, from game start to a call-in show afterwards.

Sundays
0000-0300 Slippin' into the darkness
A psychofunkirelikalicbustamovindoodookickin' rap joint.

0600-0900 Lift Jesus Higher
The latest in contemporary Christian music, from gospel to rap.

0900-1200 Blues for Roxie and Max
Jazz blues, rock blues, bluegrass and country blues.

1200-1300 Never on Sunday
Greek music.

1300-1500 Music from Earth
World beat, reggae, and other local music from other places.

1500-1800 Voz with Carlos Diaz
Info and HiNRG dance music for the Latino community.

1800-2100 The Drum
The fiercest. (Hip-hop.)

2100-2300 Crush rush
Acid jazz, Motown, hip-hop and some rave.

2300-0100 Prime Audio Soup
Old-time radio drama, interviews, and at midnight, the Church of the Subgenius
Hour of Slack.

Mondays
0100-0300 Downtown Soundz with DJ Spot
Classic grooves and beats.

0600-0900 Breakfast serial
Because homonyms always sound better on the radio. (Modern-alternative.)

0900-1200 Death to technopop classic rock jam
No synthesizers beyond this point.

1200-1500 Unsafe at any speed
Alternative rock and pop that will really affect your driving.

1500-1800 Get happy!
Power pop, new wave, hardcore.

1800-2100 98% current
Well, 98% current.

2100-0000 Plate o' shrimp
Music to bump into walls to.

Tuesdays
0000-0300 Piss up a rope
It may seem impossible, at first, but you'll find yourself trying it
again and again.

0600-0900 Punk and stupid
There's a fine line between the two, and this show crosses it.

0900-1200 Pete's show
Rock, folk, blues, progressive music, jazz.

1200-1500 London, Jamaica
Music from the inner cities. Yard style to house.

1500-1800 Reggae with Eddie Liberty
Tune in for a tasty helping of dub, rockers, and roots reggae.

1800-2100 Ghetto music
Non-stop hip-hop.

2100-0000 Groovy Tunes

Wednesdays
0000-0300 Wuzzle
Music that's fuzzy, buzzy, generally wuzzy.

0600-0900 The Blue Velvet Show
Blues, R&B, jazz, torch songs.

0900-1200 Pli-O-Bond
Rock, jazz, ragas, and drones for sniffing and sticking.

1200-1500 Folk-you-up buffet
A feast of folk, blues, zydeco, jazz, rock and other delights.

1500-1800 Rapid suburbia
An enocuraging belnd of folk, rock, and alternative music.

1800-2100 Shiny happy spasms
Different beats for everyone's foot.

2100-0000 Local music
The cream of the Bay Area crop.

Thursdays
0000-0300 DJ Vu
Have you heard this before?

0600-0900 Urban inner-city experience.
Flyest hip-hop in the Bay.

0900-1200 Improve flights in orange then blue
Afro-America-Europa-Galactic expierence. (Jazz.)

1200-1500 Give us your mind
Mind-altering music for the sexually disenfranchised.

1500-1800 Lunatic fringe
Plenty o'womyn. Heavy grunge.

1800-2100 Lying on the sofa of life
Jazz, skronk, experimental and caffeine-damaged music.

2100-0000 Ska's the limit
Variety: eclectic mix of grunge, punk & other styles.

Fridays
0000-0300 Deconstruction
Inversion and subversion of an urban aesthetic.

0600-0900 Rebel Base 1
Old school underground hip-hop, classic funky beats, and ragamuffin.

0900-1200 The Blues Wizard
Hear blues wizards of the 20's and 30's.

1200-1500 Strictly hip-hop
Underground hip-hop.

1500-1800 Sonic cuisinart
A listenable blend of grunge, independent, industrial, techno & hip-hop.

1800-2100 Dude You Rock
Grindcore, thrash, punk, crust and industrial.

2100-0000 Joe Radio
Industrio-core, shoe-coe, soundbite-core, techno-core, alba-core.

Saturdays
0000-0300 Metallurgy 101
A graduate-level course in the formative stages of thrash and hair bands.

0600-0900 Sunny-side up.
Alternative country and bluegrass.

0900-1200 Blues with a feelin'
The best in rhythm and blues.

1200-1500 Football/tales from the big house/blues
Plaintive American melodies.

1500-1800 Humble lion
Dancehall to classic shots; real reggae.

1800-2100 Infectious grooves
1. Local music.
2. Best of the new.
3. Solid beats.

2100-0000 Sounds from the basement
Straight-up hip-hop with the D-Man.



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