I am laying in bed here listening to Fringe Toast (Thanks Andy!), and remembering what a great time I had last week doing the show. I was just looking in the Journal of Theoretics, and it states that "If an object is being rotated in a subspace around a singularity then it experiences a centripetal force. This force will throw the object to the inside towards infinity." Object=record, subspace= studio, singularity=G Man. Infinity! Yes! In our seeking the center of all things, what better way to enjoy the ride than to listen to some killer rock and roll along the way.....This weeks show is divided among 8 different bands, each with a little mini set. We kick off the show with The Allman Brothers Band, and a happy little ditty called Blue Sky. Then its on to Al kooper, Chicago, and Clinic for the rest of hour one. Hour two kicks off with Badly Drawn Boy doing a song called The Shining from the album Hour of the Bewilderbeast. The introduction to this song is extremely beautiful chamber-type music, and if you have a whole album or cd of music like this, please write and let me know. Elvis Costello is up next, and let me point out this Mose Allison song he does called 'Everybody's Crying Mercy'. The lyrics seem to be so relevant for today's world, despite being an old song. Maybe what goes around comes around. Last half hour, we will hear from Julian Cope, and Cracker. The Cracker songs are all from 'Gentleman's Blues', my favorite Cracker album. Although I really like Kerosene Hat. Maybe I will make one of those the CD of the Month, they are that good. Anyway, here's to Infinity..... The G Man