This week, DJ Koomdogg goes time traveling in reverse chronological order with two hours of songs from 1993 to 1964.
Playlist
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Stuck In Thee Garage by The Dirtbombs on Dangerous Magical Noise (In the Red) -
Rend It by Fugazi on In On the Kill Taker (Dischord) -
Midlife Crisis by Faith No More on Angel Dust (Slash, Reprise) -
Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub on Bandwagonesque (Creation) -
No One's Leaving by Jane's Addiction on Ritual De Lo Habitual (Warner Bros.) -
Contact by Big Audio Dynamite on Megatop Phoenix (CBS) -
Night of the Living Baseheads by Public Enemy on It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (Def Jam) -
U Got The Look by Prince on Sign O' the Times (Paisley Park) -
Big Time by Peter Gabriel on So (Geffen) -
Can't Get There From Here by R.E.M. on Fables of the Reconstruction (IRS) -
Pink Turns To Blue by Hüsker Dü on Zen Arcade (SST Records) -
The Sign of Fire by The Fixx on Reach the Beach (MCA) -
Sailin' On by Bad Brains on Bad Brains (ROIR) -
Mean Street by Van Halen on Fair Warning (Warner Bros.) -
The Wait by The Pretenders on Pretenders (Sire) -
Friday by Joe Jackson on I'm the Man (A&M) -
Respectable by The Rolling Stones on Some Girls (Rolling Stones Records) -
Dog Eat Dog by AC/DC on Let There Be Rock (Albert Productions) -
Something for Nothing by Rush on 2112 (Mercury) -
Ride On by Parliament on Chocolate City (Casablanca) -
1984 by David Bowie on Diamond Dogs (RCA) -
No More Mr. Nice Guy by Alice Cooper on Billion Dollar Babies (Warner Bros.) -
Buick Mackane by T. Rex on The Slider (EMI, Reprise) -
Theme from Shaft by Isaac Hayes on Shaft (soundtrack) (MGM) -
N.I.B. by Black Sabbath on Black Sabbath (Warner Bros.) -
Come Together by MC5 on Kick Out the Jams (Elektra) -
Do You Remember Walter? by The Kinks on The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society (Reprise) -
I Can See for Miles by The Who on The Who Sell Out (Decca) -
Don't Look Back by The Remains on The Remains (Epic) -
Maggie's Farm by Bob Dylan on Bringing it All Back Home (Columbia) -
You Never Can Tell by Chuck Berry on St. Louis To Liverpool (UMG Records)