It's Halloween, and DJDeedle has produced a Deedlecast to frighten and delight. The horror movie genre has brought us so many deliciously terrifying moments, Deedle just couldn't pass up exploring the music of horror films. DJDeedle's used all kinds of black magic to revamp this classic show from Halloween 2009.
Friday is Halloween! It's time to get your trick-or-treat on. DJDeedle's put together a little mini-mix/mash just in time for your all hallows eve festivities. Go ahead, get your freak on Munster style.
This week, DJDeedle invites you to step into the white room with black curtains near the station to experience the high times.
Though High Times span generations, the clock always reads 4:20, and it's perpetually the time of the season to indulge in a little California dreaming. Just a word of warning as you listen to this Deedlecast, there are a couple of rude words, and always remember what the doormouse said, "Feed your head!"
Sex, drugs, and rock n' roll. This remixed and remastered classic Deedlecast from July 17, 2009 has it all.
Familiar tunes don't have to be tired old music. This week, DJDeedle breaks those chains and sets you free. "Chains of the Familiar" is a remixed and remastered version of the November 23, 2007 version. These sounds may seem a bit familiar, but they never get old.
DJDeedle's back once again with some ill behavior, served fresh and hot just the way you like it. This week, he's taken the classic Deedlecast from January 11, 2008, and not only remixed and remastered it, but added to it as well.
Ill behavior warning: This Deedlecast has a rude word or two!
DJDeedle remembers fondly that day back in the 80s when video killed the radio star. Music videos were something new and amazing, and MTV arrived on the scene to provide them to us on cable. But not for everyone. One had to beg the local cable company to carry MTV.
To be truly part of the MTV generation, one has to remember the excitement when MTV dawned, and VJs ruled the television, serving us hour after hour of brit pop, synth pop, new wave, rock, and even some mainstream rap (and ultimately some hip-hop). New artists, like Madonna, Cindy Lauper, Bryan Adams, and Thomas Dolby arrived on our screens, daily. And groups like Yaz, U2, Duran Duran, Wham, the Cure, the Smiths, and the Police echoed from every school dance, prom, and boom box.
This week, DJDeedle salutes his generation, the MTV generation. We're responsible for all those one-hit wonders from the 80s we now hear in elevators and waiting rooms everywhere.