Fireball XL5 Nov 20/1998 Playlist
Johnny Millenium - Warewolves of London
Saddlesores - Supermodel Blues
Too Many Cooks - Raise you glass
Show Business Giants - Fireball XL5
TALK
Undercovers - Johnny Star
Hayden - Niel Young Song
Rhythm Activism - Jesus was gay
Art Bergman - Buried Alive
Jerry Alfred & the medicine Beat - Nay a Nay
TALK
Blake Babies - Temptation Eyes
Juliana Hatfield - Everybody Loves me
Juliana Hatfield 3 - My sister
Juliana Hatfield - Swan Song
Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone
TALK
Throwing Muses - America
Galaxy 500 - Snowstorm
Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Royal Oil
Cake - Never there
Mazzy Star - Flowers in December
Tom Waits - The Fall of Troy
TALK
Beautiful South - Perfect 10
David Holmes - Jailbreak
REM - Daysleeper
The Flaming Lips - Chrome Plated Suicide
Son Volt - Flow
Beck - Tropicalla
Rheostatics - Baby I love you
Pansy Division - Tinted Windows
TALK
Magnetic Fields - Candy
The Coolest Thing About Love is the name of an indie-pop podcast hosted by Frank Seglenieks. I play alternative music that usually classified as indie-pop with the occasional feature on a particular artist or theme as I have been known to veer in soul and funk. I start off each show with the best song that I have heard since the last show and end with a random songs pulled from my song library.
Of course I named the show after the great album by the Smittens and I pay homage to the band by using a clip of their song 11:11 for my theme. I hope the band doesn't mind, but when I have talked to various members of the band after shows they seem like nice people whom I think would be good with it.
I also use this name for my DJ night happening occasionally at the Jane Bond in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Note that the links to shows older than 6 months might not be working, if you really want those shows please send me an email and I can get them to you. (Note that prior to 2018 I called my podcast FireballXL5, so don't be confused if you look at an old setlist)
Special thanks to Jeff Woods for finding my a place to host my mp3s!
I also use this name for my DJ night happening occasionally at the Jane Bond in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Note that the links to shows older than 6 months might not be working, if you really want those shows please send me an email and I can get them to you. (Note that prior to 2018 I called my podcast FireballXL5, so don't be confused if you look at an old setlist)
Special thanks to Jeff Woods for finding my a place to host my mp3s!
November 20, 1998
October 30, 1998
Fireball XL5 Oct 30/1998 Playlist (Halloween Show)
Ripchordz - Just have fun
Immigrants - Satellite
Undercovers - Darkness
TALK
Dump - Everlasting Love
Micheal Jackson - Thriller
Klaus Nomi - Ding Dong
The Cramps - The creature from the black leather lagoon
The Cure - Lullaby
Ramones - Pet Cemetary
Deja Voodoo - 3 men, 1 coffin
TALK
Hank & Frank - Walk Like a Zombie
Sucking Chest Wound - Satan'N'Hippies'N'Rock'N'Roll
Warren Zevon - Warewolves of London
The Smiths - Cemetary Gates
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand (Request)
TALK
Mark Snow - X-Files Theme
Colour me Pyscho - Sinister Urge
The Smugglers - Your mom's the devil
Bauhaus - Bela Legosi's dead
Oingo Boingo - Deadman's party
TALK
Juliana Hatfield - Witches song
Eddy Grant - Killer on the rampage
MC 900 ft Jesus - Killer inside me
Todd Rollins & Chick Bullock - the Boogie man
Jazz Butcher - Devil is my friend
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Voodoo priestress
Teknakullar Raincoats - Dancing Cadavers
TALK
Quincy Jones - Superstation
October 16, 1998
OK, so I'm really really late with some of these, what can I say,
Michelle and I went on vacation down to Arizona, I went to a couple of
conferences. As a result there are 3 set lists, the second one is from
the halloween show, while the last one from last week had a spotlight on
Juliana Hatfield, whom I didn't go see the night before at Federation
Hall.
Fireball XL5 Oct 16/1998 Playlist
Broomfiller - Old but new
Deja Vodoo - 3 men 1 coffin
Nomeansno - 2 lips, 2 lungs and 1 tongue (request for Mary)
TALK-Theme
Wet Spots - Blitzkrieg polka
The Smugglers - Kiss like a nun
Heavy Blinkers - All Choked Up
Shyne Factory - Give me a break
Ron Hawkins & the rusty nails - Be my alibi
TALK
The Cramps - Naked girl falling down the stairs
Frank Black and the Catholics - The man who was too loud
Bad Livers - I'm convicted
Lisa Germano - Tomorrowing
The Clash - Train in vain
The Magnetic Fields - Fear of Trains
TALK
DOA - I played the fool
The Klezmatics - Veres Hot
George Clinton - Sick'em
Smilin' Myron - Johnny
Umo - The number
Spiritulized(Chemical Brothers Re-mix) - I think I'm in love
TALK
Throwing Muses - Ruthie's knocking
Pulp - This is hardcore
Bjork - Cover me (request)
Beastie Boys - Putting shame in your game (request)
The Muffs - Big mouth
Kajagogoo - Too shy
Belle & Sebastian - Simple things
Son Volt - Driving the view
Burt Bacharach - After the fox
TALK
B'Ehl - Breathe you
September 25, 1998
Fireball XL5 - Sep 25/1998
Payback - I get dizzy
John Bottomley - Oh my love
The Smugglers - Alan Thicke
TALK-Theme
the Evaporators - Suharto Stomp
Heavy Blinkers - Fishes
Piegoma Rulana & Pacande - Ana Juaquina
the Swing Set - For a Better World
Tamara Williamson - Get an Ulcer
TALK
Billy Bragg & Wilco - Walt Whitman's Niece
Liz Phair - Headache
Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - The Long Division
Natalie Merchant - Break you heart
Squirrel Nut Zippers - Wash Jones
TALK
Thee Goblins - Mario Cuomo works at Domo **Note 1
The Goblins - Teabagging
Belle and Sebastian - Dirty Dream No. 2
Child - Beads
Mercury Rev - Hudson Line
Pansy Division - Sidewalk Sale
TALK
Hole - Celebrity Skin
Blondie - Call Me
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic
Local H - All the kids are right
Rheostatics - Frank
Ron Sexsmith - Clown in Broad Daylight
TALK
They Might Be Giants - Ana Ng
Bad Livers - I'm convicted
Morrissey - Sister I'm a Poet
Frank Black & the Catholics - I Gotta Move
TALK
Barbra Manning - Blood of Feeling
Note 1: When thee Goblins (band featuring Narduwar) sing "Mario Cuomo
works at Domo" what does Domo stand for? Perhaps Domino's Pizza? And the
following song by the Goblins is called Teabagging, which director John
Waters says is the act of hitting your parter in the face with your
scrotum, I think that is what the Goblins song is about.
September 18, 1998
These are the lists from the first two shows at the 6-8 pm timeslot. The
most pleasant surprise has been the Belle and Sebastian CD, it seems
everybody is talking about them, they are in every magazine and David
Wisdom was talking about them on Radiosonic on CBC last week. They are
also playing Toronto in October.
Fireball XL5 - Sept 18/ 1998
Payback - This and That
The Real MacKenzies - Thistle Boy
Henry and the Folk - Dave
TALK-Theme
Mercury Rev - Hudson Line
Liz Phair - Johnny Feelgood
Snowpony - Bad Sister
Bob Mould - Classifieds
Tom Waits - Cold Cold Ground
Elvis Costelle & Burt Bacharach - Such Unlikely Lovers
Flock of Seagulls - Space Age Love Song
TALK
Spirit of the West - Our Ambassador **Note 1
Lucinda Williams - Can't Let go
Zumpano - Behind the Beehive
Tragically Hip - Twist my arm
The Rheostatics - Frank
Capercaillie - Aignish
Ultrababyfat - Jonesin
TALK
Juliana Hatfield - Swan Song
Shonen Knife - Fish Eyes
They Might be Giants - Why Does the Sun Shine?
The Smugglers - Kiss like a man
Belle and Sebastian - East yourself into the sea
Madder Rose - Stop
Magnapop - Open the Door
TALK
Squirrel nut zippers - Fat Cat keeps getting fatter
the Killjoys - Honesty mistake
Mrs. Torrence - Wish
Rob Zombie - Dragula (request of course)
TALK
The Fall - Leave the Capitol
Note 1: This set was because I had interviewed Geoffrey Kelly of Spirit of
the West that day and asked him what he was listening to and he went on
and on about the Lucinda Williams new CD. The rest of the set were people
he mentioned in the interview.
September 11, 1998
Well this certainly took a long time, sorry about that. The big news is
that I changed the time of the show, Fireball XL5 can now be heard Friday
from 6-8 pm. Right now it's kind of a random schedule but hopefully it
will get more regular in a few months (the guy I am switching with has an
erratic work schedule). So remember if you want to ignore the show you
have to ignore it on Friday afternoons.
On this show I was joined by former roomate from a long time back Mr.
David Kreller who even took the time to record a few songs for us to play
on the air.
Also I played a set of music I got off the internet, I was going to
include the places I got them from but I didn't bookmark them and I can't
find them anymore, the only one I remember is www.liveconcerts.com which
is a good site.
I'll post the setlist from the other two times I've been on in the next
couple of days.
Fireball XL-5 Sep 11/1998
John Bottomley - Raggle Taggle
Equinox - Eben? .. Ne Andro Lontana
The Bookmen - Huggin' at my Pillow
TALK-Theme
The Smugglers - What do you want me to do
Equilibrium - Over Again
Nomeansno - You are not one
Big Daddy G - T-Bone Shuffle
Grievous Angles - When Love Came Around
TALK
Magnetic Fields - Hopeless (Dance Remix) **Internet set
The Cure - In Between Days (Live)
Buckwheat Zydeco - Ma 'Tite Fille (Live)
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979 (Live)
Edward Luo - Desperado (live)
TALK
Greg Kellor - Redemption
Mark Perak - Purple
Matt Osborne - Breath
Henry and the Folk - Spaceship Song
Scott Wicken - Clouds
Tatiana - Misguided Angel
Rob Juneau - Nuages
TALK
The Verlains - Heavy 33 (request)
Juliana Hatfield - Bad Day
Bob Mould - First drag of the day
They Might Be Giants - Ana Ng
Liz Phair - Polyester Bride
TALK
David Kreller - Half a World Away
David Kreller - Composting
David Kreller - How Soon is Now
The Smiths - Panic
New Order - Blue Monday 88
Spirit of the West - Save this House
TALK
Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - Such Unlikely Lovers
Colour Me Psycho - Untamed World
August 28, 1998
The biggest set of this week's show was devoted to Stephin Merrit the
man behind such projects as the Magnetic Fields, Future Bible Heroes and
the Sixths, whom Michelle and I went to see in Toronto the Monday before
the show (with Derek and Sari). Even though I only recognized one song
all night it was the best concert I've seen in a while for some of the
following reasons: Lee's Palace is a good venue, they didn't turn the
music up too loud, you could understand everything Merrit said, nobody
in the audience was talking and Merrit just writes really good songs.
I've only really enjoyed two other concerts when I wasn't famillar with
the music: Spirit of the West the first time they played the Bombshelter
and Jerry Jerry when I saw him at the Hoodoo Lounge in Kitchener.
Anybody else have a positive experience with bands they wern't that
familiar with?
Next week I'll be joined by David Kreller for the show.
Fireball XL5 Aug 28/1998 Playlist
Anagnson & Kinton - Molta Allegro
John Bottomley - Friendship
Thee Headcoatees - Money
TALK-Theme
Juke Joint - Supply & Demand
House of Velvet - Poison Ivy
Sianspheric - Can't Get it up
Finnigan's Tongue - Kaiser's Bust
Newfoundland Kitchen Party - Black Velvet Band
TALK
Ultrababyfat - What He Said
Beastie Boys - Song for Junior
Mix Master Mike - Jack Knyfe
7% Solution - Built on Sand
Shonen Knife - Fist Eyes
TALK
Tragically Hip - Chagrin Falls
Social Distortion - Ring of Fire
Johnny Cash - Going by the Book
Shudder to Think w/ Liz Phair - Erecting a movie star
Liz Phair - Ride
Snowpony - Titanic
TALK
The Magnetic Fields - 100 000 Fireflies
The Sixths - San Diego Zoo
Barbra Manning - Blood of Feeling
The Sixths - Falling out of Love with you
Luna - Pup Tent
The Sixths - Movies in my head
Yo La Tengo - From a Motel 6
The Sixths - Puerto Rico Way
Unrest - Cath Carrol
Future Bible Heroes - Blond Adonis
White Town - Hair like Alain Delon
TALK
PayBack - She Won't Tell Me ** request
The Demics - New York City ** Dedicated to Mary&Chris
The Sweaters - Barbra
Men Without Hats - Sideways
Child - Coatcheck Girl
Juliana Hatfield - Bad Day
Joe Jackson - Is she really going out with him
TALK-Theme
Spandau Ballet - True
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