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~80 minute long free music download compilations which feature intriguingly mixed rock and rock-based music from a variety of artists that in other contexts might be considered incompatible. Genres, rhythms, moods and artists are seamlessly blended together to produce listening experiences you can only dream about finding in traditional radio. BRYHNH includes favorites and new discoveries from both familiar artists and those you wish you’d heard before, downloaded twice monthly free to your computer or iPod. Ranked #7 in The Digital Podcast Top 100 Podcasts for 2005 and the #2 Classic Rock Podcast from about.com in 2007.

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I Can See Russia From My House - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 95


NEW FOR OCTOBER 1, 2008

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I Can See Russia From My House - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 95

1. Mother Russia - Renaissance
2. Russians (live) - Sting
3. Dominion / Mother Russia - Sisters of Mercy
4. Siberia (studio run through) - Yes
5. American-Soviets - C.C.C.P.
6. War Machine - AC/DC
7. Back In The U.S.S.R. (acoustic) - The Beatles
8. Filthy Figure Skater - Anemo
9. Let It Save You - Twelve34
10. Life In The Air Age - BeBop Deluxe
11. Satday Night (In The City Of Dead) - Ultravox
12. Question 67 & 68 (live) - Chicago Transit Authority
13. Headspace - In Reason
14. Speak To Me (live) - David Gilmour
15. Breathe (live) - David Gilmour
16. Time (live) - David Gilmour
17. Breathe / Reprise (live) - David Gilmour

The Best Radio You Have Never Heard.
Somehow making sense is too easy.
So long Rick. You've exceeded expectations . . .
Accept No Substitute.

Don’t forget to leave some feedback !

Perry/Chicago


Compiled and Mixed/Edited by Perry Bax/Chicago/USA
perry@bestradioyouhaveneverheard.com

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Perry,
Based on your last two podcasts, I am officially unsubscribing from your Best Radio podcast.
I do have a suggestion for your next podcast, though.
You might do one on the integrity of our free press and independent media these days. Or, you can do one on the mind-numb American population that listens to the press and is too lazy to investigate the backgrounds of chameleons running for high office. Or, better yet, you can do one on the success of Communism in the world, and that way you would be championing the ideals of Chicago's favorite rabble-rouser, who hasn't accomplished a damn thing in his life other than paying off his cronies with my tax money.
Have a nice day.
Mike

Perry responds:

Mike,
Sorry to hear you are unsubscribing from the show.
Especially since you have been very supportive of the show in the past.
I have been using currents events and my point of view on them as themes for
the podcast since the start.
Why is this one any different or more importantly, why has it touched a
nerve on you.

Damn, I have made much stronger stands almost every month, from religion, to
dumb yups, to parents, school triggermen, and even dumb radio guys.
Sorry the totally bizarre quotes from the VP candidate being replayed are
upsetting to you.

Hope you decide to stay for the music . . .

Perry/Chicago

Posted by: Mike Higginbotham | October 2, 2008 02:24 AM

Best Radio,
You're doing a fine job. Someone needs to tell people like Mike that sites like this are here for enjoyment. Let's not take everything too seriously. Cheers, Rob K.

Posted by: Rob K. | October 2, 2008 12:16 PM

Saying that you can't say something (by saying it!) is what the founding fathers were saying from the start. KEEP SAYIN' IT, Perry.

Posted by: Jersey Jim | October 4, 2008 01:23 PM

I Love Tina Fey.....


she says--rather REPEATS--some great s**t......!


Nothing in the world that EXPOSES the Truth like good comedy.

Posted by: Michael from South Carolina | October 31, 2008 07:02 PM

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