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Welcome to Radio Free D’ni!
Welcome to the homepage of Radio Free D’ni. You will find here both our current announcements and our past playlists. Our links to the music stream are at the top, just above this post.
Generally speaking, we present a show every other week, at 1300 KI time. We have pre-show music usually starting 40 minutes earlier (so getting on the stream at 12:20 KI time might be a good idea), and also a good bit of music after the show proper.
See you in the Cavern
Malaclypse
13:00 KI is 8 pm in the UK, 9 pm in CET. KI time is Mountain Time in the US, and it follows DST… I can only assume that when Victor Laxman got the KI’s working again he synch’d them to surface time in New Mexico…
AlanDJ
Lost in 2018
On January 6th, 2019 we will have our yearly review of the great artists we had to say a final goodbye to in the previous year.
Hope you all have a great holiday season, and to see you next year 🙂
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
106 Pink Floyd, part 4
The final part of the Pink Floyd history, and a great audience for the culmination of Malaclypse’s labour of love. We had some solo work from the band members in the pre and postshow.
Preshow
| Gigolo Aunt | Syd Barrett | Barrett | 1970 |
| The Bravery of Being Out of Range | Roger Waters | Amused to Death | 1992 |
| Picture That | Roger Waters | Is This the Life We Really Want? | 2017 |
| Part of Me Died | Roger Waters | Is This the Life We Really Want? | 2017 |
| It Is Obvious | Syd Barrett | Opel | 1988 |
| What God Wants, Pt. 1 | Roger Waters | Amused to Death | 1992 |
The Show
| The Post War Dream | Pink Floyd | The Final Cut | 1983 |
| One Of The Few | Pink Floyd | The Final Cut | 1983 |
| The Hero’s Return | Pink Floyd | The Final Cut | 1983 |
| Two Suns In The Sunset | Pink Floyd | The Final Cut | 1983 |
| Learning To Fly | Pink Floyd | A Momentary Lapse Of Reason | 1987 |
| The Dogs Of War | Pink Floyd | A Momentary Lapse Of Reason | 1987 |
| A New Machine – Part 1 | Pink Floyd | A Momentary Lapse Of Reason | 1987 |
| A New Machine – Part 2 | Pink Floyd | A Momentary Lapse Of Reason | 1987 |
| Sorrow | Pink Floyd | The Delicate Sound Of Thunder | 1988 |
| On The Turning Away | Pink Floyd | The Delicate Sound Of Thunder | 1988 |
| Wish You Were Here | Pink Floyd | The Delicate Sound Of Thunder | 1988 |
| Money | Pink Floyd | The Delicate Sound Of Thunder | 1988 |
| What Do You Want From Me | Pink Floyd | The Division Bell | 1994 |
| Keep Talking | Pink Floyd | The Division Bell | 1994 |
| High Hopes | Pink Floyd | The Division Bell | 1994 |
| Coming Back to Life | Pink Floyd | Pulse | 1995 |
| A Great Day for Freedom | Pink Floyd | Pulse | 1995 |
| Sum | Pink Floyd | The Endless River (Deluxe Edition) | 2014 |
| Anisina | Pink Floyd | The Endless River (Deluxe Edition) | 2014 |
| Nervana | Pink Floyd | The Endless River (Deluxe Edition) | 2014 |
| Surfacing | Pink Floyd | The Endless River (Deluxe Edition) | 2014 |
Postshow
| Rattle That Lock | David Gilmour | Rattle That Lock (Deluxe) | 2015 |
| No Good Trying | Syd Barrett | The Madcap Laughs. | 1970 |
| Take a Breath | David Gilmour | On An Island | 2006 |
| Octopus | Syd Barrett | The Madcap Laughs. | 1970 |
| Amused to Death | Roger Waters | Amused to Death | 1992 |
| And Then… | David Gilmour | Rattle That Lock (Deluxe) | 2015 |
A list of all our shows
Follow the hyperlink on each show name to see the playlist and comments for that show. At the bottom of the list you will see planned future shows.
The Decline and Fall of Pink Floyd (aka The History of Pink Floyd, pt. IV)
On the 25th of November, finally, after more than half a year since the previous part, the final bit on the history of Pink Floyd, picking up the narrative after the making of The Wall (the movie) and on to the final album… and just a little beyond.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
105 The Who, part 2
A slightly smaller audience than usual, on Armistice Day, which may have been one reason for it. We covered the two albums that The Who produced after Keith Moons death, and the recent comeback album. But most of the show was about solo work from the three, dominated, inevitably, by Pete Townshend.
A couple of late additions to the postshow were the Stephen Stills/Manassas version, the original version of How Far, to contrast it with the Roger Daltrey cover we had in the show, and a gratuitous play of Gordon Lightfoot’s Endless Wire right at the end of the postshow.
Preshow
| Parvardigar | Pete Townshend | Who Came First | 1972 |
| Proud | Roger Daltrey | Ride A Rock Horse | 1975 |
| Street in the City | Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane | Rough Mix | 1977 |
| Let My Love Open The Door | Pete Townshend | Empty Glass | 1980 |
| The Sea Refuses No River | Pete Townshend | All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes | 1982 |
| After The Fire | Roger Daltrey | Under a Raging Moon | 1985 |
| Athena | The Who | It’s Hard | 1982 |
The Show
| Another Tricky Day | The Who | Face Dances | 1981 |
| You Better You Bet | The Who | Face Dances | 1981 |
| Eminence Front | The Who | It’s Hard | 1982 |
| Fragments | The Who | Endless Wire | 2006 |
| Fire | Crazy World Of Arthur Brown | single | 1968 |
| Something in the Air | Thunderclap Newman | single | 1969 |
| Beck’s Bolero | Jeff Beck | Truth | 1968 |
| Oceans Away | Roger Daltrey | Ride A Rock Horse | 1975 |
| Walking In My Sleep | Roger Daltrey | Parting Should Be Painless | 1984 |
| Under A Raging Moon | Roger Daltrey | Under a Raging Moon | 1985 |
| Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window | Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey | Going Back Home | 2014 |
| How Far | Roger Daltrey | As Long As I Have You | 2018 |
| I Believe In Everything | John Entwistle | Smash Your Head Against The Wall | 1971 |
| Dancing Master | John Entwistle | Too Late The Hero | 1981 |
| Too Late The Hero | John Entwistle | Too Late The Hero | 1981 |
| My Baby Gives It Away | Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane | Rough Mix | 1977 |
| And I Moved | Pete Townshend | Empty Glass | 1980 |
| Stardom in Acton | Pete Townshend | All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes | 1982 |
| Slit Skirts | Pete Townshend | All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes | 1982 |
| Face The Face | Pete Townshend | White City | 1985 |
| Music Must Change | Pete Townshend | Lifehouse Chronicles (CD 1 Demos) | 2000 |
| Hinterland Rag | Pete Townshend | Lifehouse Chronicles (CD 3 Themes) | 2000 |
| Pure & Easy | Pete Townshend | Lifehouse Chronicles (CD 3 Themes) | 2000 |
| A Little Is Enough | Pete Townshend & Raphael Rudd | The Oceanic Concerts 1979-80 | 2001 |
For Armistice Day
| Find The Cost Of Freedom | Gilmour, Crosby, Nash | Remember That Night | 2007 |
Postshow
| How Far | Stills, Stephen | Manassas | 1972 |
| Face Dances, Pt. 2 | Pete Townshend | All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes | 1982 |
| White City Fighting | Pete Townshend | White City | 1985 |
| Teenage Wasteland | Pete Townshend | Lifehouse Chronicles (CD 1 Demos) | 2000 |
| Drowned | Pete Townshend & Raphael Rudd | The Oceanic Concerts 1979-80 | 2001 |
| The Ferryman | Pete Townshend & Raphael Rudd | The Oceanic Concerts 1979-80 | 2001 |
| You Haven’t Done Nothing | Roger Daltrey | As Long As I Have You | 2018 |
| Endless Wire | Gordon Lightfoot | Endless Wire | 1978 |
Show 105: The Who, part 2
This Sunday, 11th November, will see the second part of our Who wanderings. This will include the post-Moon Who and solo work by Townshend, Entwistle and Daltrey, along with some tracks where one or the other guested, either playing or as producer. We will also revisit Lifehouse, in the form it was eventually released in, a 6-CD boxed set sold by Townshend at gigs and from his website.
See you there.
Doobie-doobie Who 🙂
104 The Who, part 1
Our first show dedicated to The Who, an iconic English band that we have not featured before – I can’t think why.
We focussed on the Keith Moon years, when the founding members of the group were all together. There is so much good music from this period of the group’s life that choosing a 2 hour set was pretty difficult. I chose to emphasise the role that Lifehouse, the unrealised followup to Tommy, played in the success of the group, and played tracks released on later albums and singles in the order they would have appeared. Researching the Lifehouse concept and the plot that was to be played out brought new light, for me, on the lyrics in the many ex-Lifehouse songs that were to feature so brilliantly in later albums and singles.
Preshow
| The Ox | The Who | My Generation | 1965 |
| I’m a Boy | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| I Can’t Explain | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| Substitute | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| Pure And Easy | The Who | Odds And Sods | 1974 |
| Underture | The Who | Tommy | 1969 |
| Heinz Baked Beans | The Who | The Who Sell Out | 1967 |
The Show
| Heaven and Hell | The Who | Live at Leeds | 1970 |
| I’m The Face | The High Numbers | Single (from Odds And Sods) | 1964 |
| My Generation | The Who | My Generation | 1965 |
| A Legal Matter | The Who | My Generation | 1965 |
| Happy Jack | The Who | A Quick One | 1966 |
| A Quick One, While He’s Away | The Who | A Quick One | 1966 |
| Armenia City In The Sky | The Who | The Who Sell Out | 1967 |
| I Can See For Miles | The Who | The Who Sell Out | 1967 |
| Sparks | The Who | Tommy | 1969 |
| The Acid Queen | The Who | Tommy | 1969 |
| Pinball Wizard | The Who | Tommy | 1969 |
| Pictures of Lily | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| The Seeker | The Who | Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy | 1971 |
| Baba O’Riley | The Who | Who’s Next | 1971 |
| Behind Blue Eyes | The Who | Who’s Next | 1971 |
| Let’s See Action | The Who | Single (from The Ultimate Collection) | 1971 |
| Relay | The Who | Single (from 30 Years of Maximum R&B) | 1972 |
| Join Together | The Who | Single (from The Ultimate Collection) | 1972 |
| Won’t Get Fooled Again | The Who | Who’s Next | 1971 |
| The Real Me | The Who | Quadrophenia | 1973 |
| Slip Kid | The Who | The Who By Numbers | 1975 |
| Who Are You | The Who | Who Are You | 1978 |
| Magic Bus | The Who | Live at Leeds | 1970 |
Postshow
| 5:15 | The Who | Quadrophenia | 1973 |
| Love, Reign O’er Me | The Who | Quadrophenia | 1973 |
| How Many Friends | The Who | The Who By Numbers | 1975 |
| However Much I Booze | The Who | The Who By Numbers | 1975 |
| Squeeze Box | The Who | The Who By Numbers | 1975 |
| Behind Blue Eyes | The Who | The Who By Numbers | 1975 |
Er… who?
On Sunday, the 28th of October, we will present the history of The Who, in part 1 of 2 shows, the second one to follow two weeks later.
Due to DST ending in Europe the night before, the first show will begin at 1400 KI time instead of the usual 1300.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
103 Cream
For this show, Hugh drew on his extensive knowledge and stash of Cream recordings and produced a wonderful show bringing us the best of the group and its history.
The preshow consisted of a couple of post-Cream groups, Blind Faith and BBM – Bruce Baker Moore, with Gary Moore filling the guitar shoes.
Preshow
| Title | Artists | Album | Year |
| Sleeping in the Ground | Blind Faith | Blind Faith | 1969 |
| Can’t Find My Way Home | Blind Faith | Blind Faith | 1969 |
| Time Winds | Blind Faith | Blind Faith | 1969 |
| Waiting in the Wings | BBM | Around the Next Dream | 1994 |
| City of Gold | BBM | Around the Next Dream | 1994 |
| Why Does Love (Have to Go Wrong?) | BBM | Around the Next Dream | 1994 |
The Show
Singles and album tracks taken from either Those Were The Days, a 1997 box set, or I Feel Free: Ultimate Cream, a collection from 2005.
| Sunshine of Your Love [Live] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 4 | 1997 |
| Sleepy Time Time [Live] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 3 | 1997 |
| Rollin’ and Tumblin’ [Live] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 3 | 1997 |
| Wrapping Paper | Cream | single | 1966 |
| I Feel Free | Cream | single | 1966 |
| N.S.U. | Cream | Fresh Cream | 1966 |
| Sweet Wine | Cream | Fresh Cream | 1966 |
| Swlabr | Cream | Disraeli Gears | 1967 |
| Tales of Brave Ulysses | Cream | Disraeli Gears | 1967 |
| Strange Brew | Cream | Disraeli Gears | 1967 |
| White Room | Cream | Wheels of Fire (studio) | 1968 |
| Politician | Cream | Wheels of Fire (studio) | 1968 |
| Passing the Time | Cream | Wheels of Fire (studio) | 1968 |
| Born Under a Bad Sign | Cream | Wheels of Fire (studio) | 1968 |
| Traintime [Live] | Cream | Wheels of Fire (live) | 1968 |
| Crossroads [Live] | Cream | Wheels of Fire (live) | 1968 |
| Anyone for Tennis | Cream | single | 1968 |
| Pressed Rat and Warthog | Cream | single | 1968 |
| I’m So Glad [Live] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 4 | 1997 |
| Sittin’ On Top Of The World (live) | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 4 | 1997 |
| Badge | Cream | Goodbye | 1968 |
| Doing That Scrapyard Thing | Cream | Goodbye | 1968 |
| What a Bringdown | Cream | Goodbye | 1968 |
Postshow
| The Coffee Song | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| Lawdy Mama [Version 2] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| You Make Me Feel [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| We’re Going Wrong [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| Hey Now Princess [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| Swlabr [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| Weird of Hermiston [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| The Clearout [Demo Version] | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
| Falstaff Beer Commercial | Cream | Those Were the Days Disc 2 | 1997 |
Cream!
On Sunday, October 14th, we will present Cream–arguably the first Supergroup in Rock history, and one of the most potent power trios of all time. And yes, as Supergroups go, the Million Dollar Quartet was earlier. But their sessions were only released decades later, and they never officially were a band.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
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