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Airing time 19:00 – 21:00 CET
Original run 2018
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Blast From The Past features the crew's show recordings from their early days on BAIT Radio. Listen to the funniest moments once again, get the chance to experience special shows one more time and last but not least enjoy great music you haven't heard for a while! We will weekly announce which show airs the upcomming week on the show's news page including additional information about the show such as covered topics, themes and tracklists.

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Another week, another Blast From The Past!

This time it's time for a dose of Theme Park, and an observant listener might notice that today's episode actually skips one show!
I actually couldn't find the previous one, so you'll get to hear this one instead :)

It's an indie pop/rock themed show, with that theme yet again being voted forth by the listeners.

As you have probably read by now, the station is shutting down following the 10th birthday, so this will be the last episode of Theme Park here on Blast From The Past.

  1. she - calico
  2. Portugal. The Man - Modern Jesus
  3. Hurricane Love - High On Youth (Request by Everie)
  4. Young The Giant - Apartment
  5. Ben Folds Five - Don't Change Your Plans
  6. Blind Guardian - Curse My Name (Request by Nattfare)
  7. Fitz & The Tantrums - Don't Gotta Work It Out
  8. Electric Guest - Awake
  9. Death Cab For Cutie - The Passenger Seat (Request by Lesqx)
  10. Temples - Colours To Life
  11. Bob Catley - End Of The World (Request by Nattfare)
  12. Broken Bells - Vaporize
  13. The Shins - Phantom Limb
  14. The Divine Comedy - National Express (Request by Lesqx)
  15. Splashdown - Lost Frontier
  16. City and Colour - Harder Than Stone
  17. Chris Cornell - You Know My Name (Request by Decl)
  18. Badly Drawn Boy - Nothing's Gonna Change Your Mind
  19. AC/DC - Back in Black (Request by Decl)
  20. Mew - Snow Brigade
  21. Guillemots - Trains To Brazil (Request by Lesqx)
  22. Fitz & The Tantrums - L.O.V.
  23. Ben Folds Five - Army
Read more | Posted on October 4th, 2018

Undusting the oldest records:

Probably my favourite Dusty Road show to ever air on Bait Radio. Perhaps not the most exciting or offering the best music, but definitely the craziest and the dustiest.

The show opened with a couple of oldies tracks, announcing we're going pretty far back. And we did, back to 19th century where the sound recording first began and listened to some of the oldest sound recordings.

The phonograph, device used for recording and playing recorded sound, was invented by Thomas Edison in 1877. He first used a tin foil wrapped around a cylinder, which was impractical for a wider usage. Edison didn't really improve much on his invention, rather focusing on his new invention, the light bulb. But others did. So in the beginning, the recording material became wax cylinders. A thin layer of wax applied around a cylinder. Of course that meant the recordings were very fragile.

Recently they've begun to reconstruct these first recordings, digitally. As I understood, they're taking detailed pictures of the cylinders from which they reconstruct the sound itself. Not by actually playing the records (which could further damage them, as well). Of course the quality is far from good, but considering the obstacles, the results are amazing. One of the problems is they often don't know the speed at which a recording was recorded (that is, how fast the cylinder was rotating), there were no standards back then, and even more, the speed could alter during the recording if even by a small margin. All these factors offset the outcome. For example, there was a recording they long thought it was sung by a female or a child, only to later realize they assumed twice the speed. It was a male voice.

Mind you, this was all before the microphone as we now know it became widespread. That happened in 1920s. They were using a recording horn to record the sound on the cylinder. The oldest known recording (1857) even predates the phonograph! Phonoautogram was used instead. Later the technology evolved, at least materials did. A big breakthrough in terms of quality of sound as well as its durability were the celluloid cylinders, which hit the scene at about the turn of the century. They were that much better that one recording company named itself Indestructible Records, implying the cylinders' durability.

But to relax in between all these great oldest dusty recordings, we listened to some of the latest country music recordings.

The old recordings were made available to the public by University of California, Santa Barbara Library and First Sounds. If you missed the show, I highly suggest you take a look around yourself and have a listen. Terrific stuff, a real look back to life 120 years ago.

Tune in this Sunday, September 30th at 19:00 CET!

Tracks played

1. Lloyd Price - Lawdy Miss Clawdy
2. Pat Boone - Speedy Gonzalez
3. Josh Woodward - Dust
4. John Callaghan - The Outback
5. Dead Can Dance - Saltarello
6. Vox Vulgaris - Stella splendens
7. Ennio Morricone - The Mission
8. The Rusty Brothers - Invisible Queen
9. Brilliant Quartette - Blind Tom
10. Joe Pug - Hymn #101
11. Arthur Collins - All I wants is ma chickens
12. The Hello Strangers - Conococheague
13. Illustrated Manual - Invisible Line
14. Chorus conducted by August Manns - Handel festival: "Israel In Egypt" - excerpt
15. Frank C. Stanley - Auld lang syne
16. E. Christina Herr & Wild Frontier - Follow Your Heart
17. Chatham County Line - The Carolinian
18. Paddy Killoran - Sligo Maid's Lament
19. Three Tall Pines - Hard Rain
20. J. W. Myers - Bell buoy
21. Crownover - Make It All Alright
22. Sweetwater String Band - Behind The Wheel
23. Robert Euvino - Under an old tree

Read more | Posted on September 28th, 2018


Episode #36 of Blast From The Past goes back to December 19th, 2016 with EP #165 of House Rotation with the YEARMIX SIXTEEN and the best of 2016. Enjoy!

Listen to the upcoming episode of Blast From The Past! with SVNK on Sunday, September 23rd at 19:00 CET!

TRACKLIST
01 Alan Walker - Faded
02 Cash Cash & Digital Farm Animals feat. Nelly - Millionaire
03 DJ Snake feat. Bipolar Sunshine - Middle
04 The Strumbellas - Spirits
05 Mike Posner - I Took A Pill In Ibiza
06 Coldplay feat. Beyonce - Hymn For The Weekend
07 Kygo feat. Maty Noyes - Stay
08 David Guetta feat. Zara Larsson - This One's For You
09 Major Lazer feat. Nyla & Fuse ODG - Light It Up
10 Cheat Codes & Dante Klein - Let Me Hold You (Turn Me On)
11 Jamie Lawson - Wasn't Expecting That
12 Robin Schulz feat. Akon - Heatwave
13 Lost Frequencies feat. Sandro Cavazza - Beautiful Life
14 Boy Kiss Girl - Let You Go
15 Imany feat. Filatov & Karas - Don't Be So Shy
16 Calvin Harris feat. Rihanna - This Is What You Came For
17 Paul Kalkbrenner - Feed Your Head
18 Robin Schulz & HEYHEY feat. Princess Chelsea - World Turns Grey
19 Coldplay - Adventure of a Lifetime
20 Syn Cole feat. Joshua Radin - Follow Me
21 Fifth Harmony feat. Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home
22 The Chainsmokers feat. Daya - Don't Let Me Down
23 Jonas Blue feat. Dakota - Fast Car
24 Sia & Sean Paul - Cheap Thrills
25 Bob Sinclair - Someone Who Needs Me
26 Mike Perry feat. Shy Martin - The Ocean
27 Philip George & Anton Powers - Alone No More
28 Joe Stone & Ferreck Dawn - Man Enough
29 DNCE - Cake By The Ocean
30 Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop The Feeling!
31 Dropgun - Together As One
32 Jane Vogue & Steve Cypress - Paris Latino
33 King Arthur & TRM - Talking About Love
34 G-Eazy & Bebe Rexha - Me, Myself & I
35 Chocolate Puma - Listen To The Talk
36 Dr. Kucho!, Gregor Salto and Lucas & Steve - Love Is My Game
37 Robin Schulz & J.U.D.G.E. - Show Me Love
38 CALVO - Vicious Girl
39 Stefan Rio - Cry
40 Ellie Goulding - Something In The Way You Move
41 Birdy - Keeping Your Head Up
42 Oliver Heldens & Throttle - Waiting
43 Sultan + Shepard feat. Kreesha Turner - Bring Me Back
44 Bastille - Good Grief
45 Sagan - Happiness
46 Galantis - No Money
47 Sigala - Sweet Lovin
48 Vicetone x Bob Marley - Is This Love
49 Adele - Hello
50 Alan Walker - Sing Me To Sleep
51 MØ - Final Song
52 RetroVision - Puzzle
53 R3hab & Quintino - Freak
54 Kungs & Cookin' On 3 Burners - This Girl
55 Martin Solveig feat. Tkay Maidza - Do It Right
56 Lucas & Steve - Make It Right
57 Klaas feat. Jelle van Dael - Far Away
58 Supermans Feinde & Noize Generation - Take Me Higher
59 Phats & Small - Turn Around 2016 (Hey What's Wrong With You)
60 Yall feat. Gabriela Richardson - Hundred Miles
61 Swanky Tunes & Dropgun feat. Raign - One World
62 Sagan - Tell Me Why
63 Don Diablo - Cutting Shapes
64 Otto Knows feat. Avicii - Back Where I Belong
65 Muzzaik & Stadiumx - So Much Love
66 JuicyTrax & Gil Sanders - I Got You
67 Madison Mars - Future Is Now
68 Oliver Heldens & Chocolate Puma - Space Sheep
69 Diplo feat. Sleepy Tom - Be Right There
70 Audiosonik feat. Jerome - Thong Song
71 Sam Feldt x Lucas & Steve feat. Wulf - Summer On You
72 Pep & Rash x Lucas & Steve - Enigma
73 Madison Mars - Ready Or Not
74 Sam Feldt - Been A While
75 Rudimental - Never let you go
76 Keanu Silva - Pump Up The Jam
77 Tujamo & Taio Cruz - Booty Bounce
78 Hardwell feat. Jake Reese - Run Wild
79 TWIIG - Hero
80 W&W - How Many
Read more | Posted on September 19th, 2018

This time Blast From The Past plays the special & traditional year-end edition of Rock Explorer: Rock of the Year 2017.

The show originally aired at the end of December 2017. We went through each month of the year one-by-one, talking about events taking place in real life as well as any events related to music (album releases, notable deaths and other stuff).

Check out the full recap of that show here!

Tune in this Sunday (September 16th) at 19:00 CET to hear that show again!

Read more | Posted on September 12th, 2018

A brand new episode is coming to you this week with Thomas, featuring a 2 hour Underneath The Sycamore set from July 2015! Enjoy a mix of Indie Rock and Ambient sounds for a laid back Sunday evening!

Tracklist might follow after the show :)
Read more | Posted on September 5th, 2018

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