R4NT Radio November 2008
R4NT Radio Emotional Rollercoast Edition featuring: Yoshida Brothers, Cat Power, Rodrigo Y Gabriella, Sia, J Dilla, Ave.To, The Long Lost, Sufjan Stevens, and Natalie Walker!
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(Running Time 32:28, Size: 74megs Mp3)
Albums featured:
Yoshida Brothers – Best of Yoshida Brothers
Track: Overland Blues
Cat Power – Moon Pix
Track: Say
Rodrigo Y Gabriella – Rodrigo Y Gabriella
Track: Vikingman
Sia – Colour The Small One
Track: Breathe Me (Four Tet Remix)
A Tribe Called Quest – J Dilla – Anthology Vol.4
Track: Rock n Roll (Jay Dee Mix)
Ave.To – Three Way Intersection
Track: Mama’s Koolaid 2
The Long Lost – Woebegone
Track: The Art of Kissing
Sufjan Stevens – Illinois
Track: They Are Night Zombies!! They Are Neighbors!! They Have Come Back from the Dead!! Ahhhh!
Natalie Walker – Urban Angel
Track: Right here
- R4NT Radio November 2008
- by David Gluzman
- Published on November 16th, 2008
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