Tuesday 16th March, 2010

• Tuesday
  16th March

  Replay this Breakfast with Barr

  Presented by Peter Barr

  Playlist

  • Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks

    Hopscotch Willie
    Real Emotional Trash

  • Wilco

    You Never Know
    7 Worlds Collide

  • You Am I

    Beau Geste
    Dilletantes

  • Air

    Sing Sang Sung
    Love 2

  • The Panics

    Feeling is Gone
    Cruel Guards

  • The Mountain Goats

    Psalms 40:2
    The Life of the World to Come

  • Nightmares on Wax

    African Pirates
    

  • The Ruby Suns

    Cranberry
    Fight Softly

  • Boys Boys Boys

    Ticky-Ticky Boom
    Yes

  • Fighting for Alaska

    Simple Plans
    The Long Way Home

  • Suckers

    It Gets Your Body Moving
    Suckers

  • The Salteens

    Bubba Da
    

  • She & Him

    In the Sun
    Volume 2

  • Chicks on Speed

    Airport Connection
    Cutting the Edge

  • One Tiger Down

    Bow & Arrow
    Bow & Arrow

  • Fourth Floor Collapse

    Sun
    

  • Ediie Current Supression Ring

    Ruch to Relax
    

  • Davey Craddock

    Rolling River
    Introducing Rush to Relax

  • Pavement

    In the mouth a Desert
    Quarantine the Past: The Best of Pavement

  • The Ruby Sons

    Closet Astrologer
    Fight Slowly

  • The Bank Holidays

    Save Silence
    Sail Becomes a Kite

  • Tucker B's

    Bear
    Songs in the Key of Wow

  • Generals & Majors

    Armed Forces
    Animals

  • Broken Bells

    Your Head is on Fire
    Broken Bells

  • Mew

    The Zookeeper's Boy
    And the Glass Handed Kites

  • Pixies

    La La Love You
    Doolittle

  • The Ruby Suns

    Haunted House
    Fight Slowly

  • • Listen

    Tuesday 16th March

    Shock! Horror!

    In a colourful career thousands of people across the globe have been delighted, amazed and even shrink-wrapped by the Tokyo Shock Boys.

    The onion-crushing, milk snorting scorpion-taunting Japanese Jokers celebrate twenty years of shocking stunts w more »

  • • Listen

    Tuesday 16th March

    Eddy Current Fires Up

    After a slew of seven inch singles, heaps of EP’s, and two ripper records, Melbourne rockers Eddy Current Suppression Ring has released their latest collection of sound – now with ballads!

    The quality quartet’s heading this way for a couple more »