Mojo Radio Live

A multi genre'd fill in show featuring new wave, classic dance and other mixmasterous multiplatformed malfunctions. No rules and no talk. Pure music.

Part I- The warm up mix:

Suicide Blonde - INXS
Dangerous (Hazchemix) - Depeche Mode
Fear of the Unknown - Siouxie and the Banshees
Groove is in the heart - Dee Lite
Must be the Music - Secret Weapon
Home Computer - Kraftwerk
Crucified - Army of Lovers
Kismet - Bond

Part II - The serious shit!
Kathy's Song (VNV Nation Mix) - Apoptygma Beserk
Disapoint - Assemblage 23
Insomnia - Faithless
Gunther - Ding Dong Song
Fable - Robert Miles
People are Still having Sex - La Tour
Man Woman - LaZy Boy
Love and pride - King
Love Spy - Mike Mareen
Fox on the Run remix - Sweet
Route 66 - Depeche Mode
Murderous - Nitzer Ebb
Vater Unser - E Nomine
Oh Yeah - Yello
Skullfuck - Modulate
The Beautiful People (Full Metal Jacket Mix) Marilyn Manson
White Wedding - The Deathstars

Part III: Gone wild!

Super Charger Heaven - White Zombie
Dancing with Myself - Billy Idol
Ca Plane Por Moi - Plastik Bertrand

Dinosaurs Intermission

Stranger in town - Toto
Dammit Janet - Rocky Horror Picture Show
Love me dead - Ludo
Bad Things - Jace Everett

Talk/Goodnight

Stewie Griffin/Lonely Man (theme from the Incredible Hulk)

originally aired 9/26/9

A MILESTONE! SHOW 100!

The Blog blurb:"Well it’s here! Both Fall and my 100th show! Be with us tonight for the festivities! Dance around the firepits and bonfires! Strip down to your nature suit or don your best sorcerous outfits as the season of the Witch is upon us! Come out...come out..wherever you are!"

...and it was loads of fun. The format was once again dabbling with requests and the new multi genre format.

Come see! Or listen rather.

Tunnel Pre mix
Two Tribes - Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Hey Rocky - Boris Badenov
Another World - Beborn Beton

Commercials
Intro

Goody Two Shoes - Adam Ant

Talk

Mitternacht - LaFee

Talk

The Other Side of Life

Talk

Riders on the Storm - The Doors
The Calling - Gothminister
Play God - The Deathstars
Fire Woman - The Cult
Betty Blue - the 69 Eyes

Talk

Mitternacht extended dance version - E Nomine
America - Rammstein
Du Hast - Rammstein
Behind the Wheel - Depeche Mode
Master and Servant - Depeche Mode
Dominion/Mother Russia - The Sisters of Mercy

Talk

Jizz in my pants - The Lonely Island
Puke in my mouth (answer to Jizz) - Ms.Taken
Rough Sex - Lords Of Acid
Inhale Positivity - LaZy Boy

Talk

California Dreamin - Pennywise
Deadmans Party - Oingo Boingo
L.A. Woman - The Doors
Get Back - The Beatles

Stewie Griffin and Lonely man (the from the Incredible Hulk)

This show originally aired 9/23/9

This show was all about the 9's. It started at 9pm 9/9/09. It was a special 3 hour show and a rather bizarre one at that.

The blog blurb:

"The Darkhours Episode XCIX: Show 99 on day of the 9’s

Trippy. The irony, eh? Show number 99 on Day of the 9’s.” Number 9....Number 9...Number 9”. Will it be another bizarre night of reflection and intrigue like last week? Who knows? What I do know is it’ll be another fun and eventful night.There will be music and mayhem like a big Mardi Gras! Be there if you can feel the electricity in the air… I know I can. Oh hell...be there even if you don’t. Maybe by the end you will! "

Images of Heaven - Peter Godwin
Lick it up - Kiss
Din Das Daa - Georfe Krantz /Trommelanz
Der Kommissar - After the Fire

Commercials

9 9 9 Talk

Songs about 9
99 Luftballons - Nena
Revolution No.9 - The Beatles
Karn Evil 9 - Emerson Lake and Palmer
Fame 90 - David Bowie
Nobody - Skindred
How Soon is Now - Love Spit Love

10pm -Darkhours intro

Talk

Bizarre Dreams mix

Badger Badger Badger (Mushroom MUSHROOM)
Bananaphone (fast version) - Raffi
Jizz in my pants - The Lonely Island
They're coming to take me away - Neuromancer
Dollhouse(Razed in Black Mix) - Switchblade Symphony
Sweet Dreams Without Me - MTV mash ups
Sweet Insomnia - MTV mashups

Talk

Dreams Mix 2

White Rabbit - David Diebold & Kim Cataluna
Do you really wanna hurt me - Boy George & Culture Club
Black No. 1 - Type O Negative
Cuts you up - Peter Murphy
I drove all night - Cyndi Lauper
Fable - Robert Miles
Dance with me - Alphaville
Tears Run Rings - Marc Almond

Talk

Smalltown Boy - Paradise Lost
Send me an Angel - Zeromancer
Headhunter - Icon of Coil
I can tell by your clothes that you shop at Hot Topic - The Gothsicles
Stewie Griffin and the Lonely Man (Incredible Hulk theme)

The blurb of that night read:

"Nearly the end of summer and the nights are akin to a nice autumn eve… It’s a Dark eve. This is the first time I’ve ever broadcast on a Thursday night. I’m overtired from being up early and working since 7am. This can only mean one thing: I will have bizarre things to rant about as my head does that. It likes to begin speaking and not knowing whet will come out. The full moon will help that, as it always does. This is the full moon madness. Nothing I say could possibly be expected. I may reveal things so intimate and personal you may never speak to me again."

Being that this was on Webkittyn's regular night, the genre barriers were blurred and broken by playing a more diverst playlist.

Playlist:
Bloodletting (the Vampire Song)

Commercials

Intro

Battle Without Honor or Humanity - Tomoyasu Hotei

Talk (and bizarre at that)

Mix 1 (Moon dancing)
Killing Time - Echo and the Bunnymen
Man in the Moon - R.E.M.
Walking on the Moon - The Police
Tainted Love '91 remix - Soft Cell

Talk (inspirational at best)

Adventures in Success - Will powers
Puttin' on the Ritz - Taco
Down in it - Nine Inch Nails
Birdhouse in your soul - They Might Be Giants
Naggin' - Yin Yang Twins

Talk (the inspiration continues)

Mix 3 (Rock block into Mix)

Don't Stop believing - Journey
Street of Dreams - Rainbow
Running Down a Dream - Top Petty
Take on Me - A-Ha
Metro - Berlin
LA Woman - The Doors

Talk

Only a Northern song - The Beatles
The Legend of Woolie Swamp - The Charlie Daniels Band
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald - Gordon Lightfoot
Bad Things - Jace Everett

Final Thoughts

Shape of my heart - Sting
Stewie of Family Guy and "Lonely Man" (Incredible Hulk theme)

This show originally aired 9/3/9

The Darkhours -Episode XCVII - Passing legends.

Wow. Ted Kennedy is dead. How many people are punching the death clock this year? Oddly, the bizarre morbidity of things just makes it all the more reason to sit in your chair and come to the chatroom and discuss your thoughts on the dead. Why? Because we don’t run from death in the Darkhours, we celebrate it. Celebrate it as a passing onto another plane either better than this or as just flies on the windscreen.

This Episode includes a bonus "Tunnel" dance mix party beforw the actual show.

Playlist:

Commercials

The Tunnel MegaMix:
This Corrosion - Sisters of Mercy
Mr. Brightside (New Romantic club mix) - The Killers
The Bondage Song - London After Midnight
Halloween/Freddie Techno mix

Commercials

Darkhours theme

(I'm Glad) I'm not a Kennedy - Shona Lang

Talk - DJ Darkstar

Rock Mix:
Lost Boys - The 69 Eyes
We're not gonna take it - Twisted Sister

Talk - DJ Darkstar

Holiday in Cambodia - Dead Kennedys

Talk - DJ Darkstar

Bizarre request rock:
Slave to my dick - The Subhumans
My Fanny Pack - Rappy Mc Rapperson
I can tell by your clothes that you shop at Hot Topic - The Gothsicles.
Prison Bitch - WPDH Poughkeepsie Radio

Dark Talk - DJ Darkstar

Techno/Dance mix:
You Always Smile - The Love People(Tygers Heart)
Something in my house - Dead or Alive
Tears run rings - Marc Almond (Razormaid Mix)
Nightmare (the Sinister Strings) - Brainbug
Flower Duet (techno) - Jonathan Peters Club Mix

Talk - DJ Darkstar

Shoot your load mix:
Play God - The Deathstars
Dark Salvation - Gothminister
E Nomine - E Nomine
Cry Little Sister (techno) - The Bogus Brothers
Duel of the Fates (techno)
Cha Cha Heels - Eartha Kitt (with Jimmy Summerville)
Little Black Spiders - Armand Van Helden

Talk - DJ Darkstar

Time to go mix:
Common People - William Shatner
Star Trek Rhapsody - Hillman Morning Show WAAF FM
Stewie Griffin - "Play that Sad walking away music from the Incredible Hulk" (Lonely Man)

The Premier went so well that the energy carried over to this week also. The mixes were amazingly fun and well mixed. Great dance-ability for all! The sound quality is pretty awesome for a 64bit FM radio mix.

This week there's more bonus songs as once again I came on early for about 20 minutes of Tunnel music. More of a collection of somber mood music than a mix. The dance mixes came later.

All in all it was fun still. Here's the set list:

The Tunnel:
In a Manner of Speaking- Martin Gore of Depeche Mode
Damaged People - Depeche Mode
Dressed in Black - Depeche Mode
Special - Garbage
Mitternacht Extended 12" mix- E Nomine

*Commercial/Station ID Block*

Intro - Darkhours Season 4 Theme
Genocide - The Deathstars

*DarkTalk*

Mix 1:
Das Omen - E Nomine
The 1812 - Bond

*DarkTalk*

Mix II: Bizarro Dance Mix
Don't Speak (Happy Hardcore Techno Remix) - No Doubt
Children - Robert Miles
Cotton Eyed Joe - Rednex
Run Run Away - Slade

*DarkTalk*

Mix III: Sexiest Songs of Darkness
Mouth - Bush
Number One Crush - Garbage
In your room - Depeche Mode
How Soon is Now - The Smiths
Ice Ice Baby - Korn and Vanilla Ice Hardcore version

*DarkTalk*

Mix IV: I have no excuse
Down in it - Nine Inch Nails
Dangerous - Depeche Mode
Get Retarded - Black Eyed Peas
Magic Carpet Ride - Fatboy Slim Remix

*DarkTalk*

Mix V: Serial Killer mix
Bind Torture Kill
Mitternacht 12 inch - E Nomine
No way out - Decoded Feedback
Soilbleed v 3.0 - Grendel
The Beautiful People -(Full Metal Jacket Mix) Marilyn Manson

*DarkTalk- (closing comments)*

I can tell by your clothes that you shop at Hot Topic - Gothcicles

Sad Walking away music from the Incredible Hulk (Lonely Man) Stewie Griffin from Family Guy

-fin-

And what a return it was! Kittyn goes off an an ex KMRL host, lots of spirited talk, good music and a visit from the Story Bus man himself!

It felt good to be back and thanks to Darkstar for recording this!

This show originally aired August 13th, 2009

From the KMRL station Blog: "Six months the show has been off. Maybe more. It’s been quite awhile and to tell you the truth, as much as life stomped her evil thigh high Dominatrix boot on my head, I always missed broadcasting to the world of people who celebrate their inner freaks.



So we’re back and better than ever. LOADS to talk about in Dark Culture as the Darkhours is the voice of all things cool. Loads of new music and mixes and mayhem are in store.



You can now listen straight from my facebook, myspace and personal blog page via the supplied Live 365 widget players!

This was a great way to get back into the fray of it all! It was a big show with loads of talk and fun and energy and hot live mixes! I started a little early and mixed in a little "Tunnel" ! Here's the fun that you have in store for you:

Tunnel mix:
- Find You're Gone-Wolfsheim
- Strange Love Triangle (Strangelove/Bizarre Love Triangel mix) Depeche Mode/New Order
- Der Fuerst Der Finsternis (Lucifer) - E Nomine
- Another world - Beborn Beton
- Once in a Lifetime - Wolfsheim
- Running - Information Society

Commercials:
Bug for KMRL
Dave Mc Awesome Bumper
"Darkhours: The Motion picture" Trailer
"In a world caught between good and evil..."

New Darkhours Season 4 Theme.
-Ponderous - 2NU

Darkstar talk

Mix 1: Krazy Kovers
- Thriller - Hyde
- Thriller - Gothminister
- One -Die Krupps
- Headhunter - Icon of Coil

Darkstar talk

Mix 2: Humor and whimsy
Prison Bitch - WPDH Radio
The Homecoming Queens got a Gun - Julie Brown
Time Warp '89 Remix - Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack
The Vampire Club - Voltaire

Darkstar Talk

New Intro replayed

Mega Alternative Dance Mix:
- Play God - The Deathstars
- Dark Salvation - Gothminister
- Cry Little Sister (Techno)- The Lost Brother-
- Strict Machine - Goldfrapp (Benny Benassi Mix)
- Satisfaction - Benny Benassi
- White Wedding - The Deathstars
- Rought 66 - Depeche Mode (Beatmasters mix)
- Soilbleed V.3 - Grendel
- Fantastica - E Nomine
- Sadeness - Enigma



Darkstar Talk

-Closing theme -Stewie Griffin

This is by far, probably the most fun hottest set of mixes I've done since I GOT this Virtual DJ program! So many great songs mixed almost perfectly. I give myself a 90% for mix skill. There's a few that I would've done better with..but I'm a perfectionist.

Enjoy!

DJ Mix 1
Feel Berlin - The 69 Eyes
Hexenjagd - E Nomine
Something in my house - Dead or Alive
I feel love (remix) - Depeche Mode
What is Love (remix) - Haddaway
Flower Duet trance mix
Sweet Dreams/Without me - Eurythmics/Eminem mash up

DJ Mix 2
Dangerous - Depeche Mode
Retarded - Black Eyed Peas
Notorious - Duran Duran
Need you tonight - INXS
Oblivious - Aztec Camera

DJ Mix 3 (super mega mix)
Bind Torture Kill - Suicide Commando
No Way Out - Decoded Feedback
Personal Jesus (pump mix) - Depeche Mode
Exitus - E Nomine
Sin - Nine Inch Nails
Love never Dies (PWEI Apotheosis mix) - Apoptygma Beserk
Man Woman - Lazy Boy
I'm Blue - Eiffel 65
Shoes - Kelly
Dragostae Din Te (the Numa Numa song) - OZone.
Just Can't Get Enough 12 inch (Depeche Mode)
Like a prayer - Mad House
Two Tribes - Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Dollhouse - Switchblade Symphony
Hexenjagd (reprise) - E Nomine
Stewie Griffin with "Lonely Man"(theme from the Incredible Hulk TV series)

This show was bizarre in many ways. For Black history month, I sprinkled in a few rock tunes by some great black artists and came up with some more twisted DJ mixes.There was a technical difficulty for the live listening audience, but the podcast didn't suffer.We covered subjects from buying condoms to taking 8 year old Vicodin.

Movie talk of TR2N, reviews of the new movie, "Taken" and a visit from my rather vocal cat, Bey.The last music block was just a blend, and not a beat mix. A rather enjoyable show all around.

New this podcast...I supply a play list!

Playlist:
commercials/intro

Black Cat - Janet Jackson

DJ Mix 1
Fantastica - E Nomine
mea Cuelpa - Enigma
Adventures in success- Will powers

DJ mix 2
Are you gonna go my way - Lenny Kravitz
hungry like the Wolf - Duran Duran
Behind the Wheel- Depeche Mode
Knight Rider techno- Happy Hardcore remix

KKK bitch - Body Count
Duece Bigalow clip

DJ Mix3
Halo (The Goldfrapp mix) - Depeche Mode
Freak on a Leash - Korn
Something about you - Level 42
Another Brick in the wall - Korn
youth of the Nation - P.O.D.

DJ blend 1
Enjoy the Silence remix - Depeche Mode
heaven's a Lie - lacuna coil
Forsaken - Within Temptation
Forsaken - David Draimen and Disturbed.
Hexenlagd - E Nomine

Barring the first three songs of the first mix not meshing the way I'd hoped, afterward, the mixes formed into masterpieces as we slipped, almost literally, into the groove.

This was an insightful, humorous, profound and even nostalgic show.The talk, especially the monologue about Obama, our anal America, even metaphysics in music was spirited and unique. As we went along, the mixes were off the hook! From present day, to vintage 80's new wave and industrial the mix was more than impressive.

Definitively worth the price of admission.

This show originally aired 1/21/09

Taking over for Kittyn after her 3 1/2 hour stint after the inauguration, I came on because the people in chat demanded to be entertained by mojoradiolive. We deliver about 50 minutes more of pure fun with some awesome mixes and only a slight salting of talk. This is one you can do your dark workout to.

There's all sorts of odd goodies from the 80's to today and some 80's rock thrown in there too!

This show originally aired : 1/20/09 and began at 11:40pm til 12:30am on 1/21/09

This was an amazingly fun show. Great mixes featuring "Personal Jesus (Pump mix) vs. The Devils Advocate". Lots of banter and the introduction of Skype listener call in feature!
So much to listen too, this is a real fun one. If you've never been to a Darkhours show, this could be the one that wins you over as each episode just gets more and more entertaining. Your mp3 player will love you for feeding this to it.

This show originally aired 1/14/09

This is the first Darkhours of 2009 and it was a pretty odd one. This was more like "Let's see what randomness we can throw on the platters and then find a way to mix it smoothly and perfectly. There was allot of fun to be had as we introduced new music, talk allot about movies, Rush Limbaughs racism, the future of the darkhours and had a few good sized dark dance mixes and some laughs mixed in!

This show originally aired 01/07/09

Tonight, DJ Hecubus of "What the Hec" had surprise company so he couldn't do his show. After much debate, I thought I should fill in and keep our happy station filled with original live programming simply for the purpose maintaining the "LIVE" in our name.

This show pretty much was mostly dance mixes of goth, techno, 80's new wave, darkwave, and even old metal and industrial. Focusing more on the mix than the talk (but don't get me wrong, there WAS banter) this show makes for a great workout file on your mp3 player. Lots of high energy and awesome mixmastering!

Enjoy!

Probably one of the most fun episodes ever. With the installation of the Virtual DJ, the show takes an uber change for the spectacular. Talk about a variety special in your own computer! Have a listen and join in the fun!
There was banter galore yes, but the big feature was Mastermixed blocks by DJ Darkstar mixed LIVE, gothic nightclub style. This is a must listen show. More like this to come in upcoming shows.

It’s getting to be that time of year. We’re around the corner to the Darkhours favourite time of year:

Shocktober!

This night was a full moon just leaving us at 94% full and waning in the night sky. The world is falling apart. The American economy is crumbling. The American Presidential Election is a joke. The doomsayers say we’re on the brink of Armageddon. What the Hell!

This was a helluva show and we partied like it was 2099!! Definately a must hear!

This show originally aired 9/17/08

Kittyn lacks the human love relationship gene.

This was one of the better shows, discussion of relationships, love and why Kittyn doesn't really want either of them!

The songs were excellent, the crowd was into it and the conversation was LOUD and witty. This one is worth grabbing!

Fun show, good tunes and lots of laughs. Give it a try, you might like it.

Did David Berkowitz act alone or was he simply a pawn of the Process Church? An hour of talk about Berkowitz and the connections between him and the group, it was an interesting show!

This show originally aired 09/20/08

Unfortunately, I do my shows in a stream of conciousness manner. Therefore, you'll get a pretty generic description of what my show is about rather than a description of what -this- show was about. I rant. I enjoy ranting, and I can typically find stuff to rant about. When I can't, I yell at the audience we have in the chatroom. All in all, it's a random mix of music and a good time. -Eppy

Unfortunately, I do my shows in a stream of conciousness manner. Therefore, you'll get a pretty generic description of what my show is about rather than a description of what -this- show was about.

I rant. I enjoy ranting, and I can typically find stuff to rant about. When I can't, I yell at the audience we have in the chatroom. All in all, it's a random mix of music and a good time.

-Eppy

OK… time to freshen up the show a bit. Always striving to become more interesting and entertaining, the Darkhours continues to open yet another season with fun, frolic and fright fests!

Some things about the shows past may be revisited like impressions and humor but in the search to perfect the shows format, we continue to allow the show to be tweaked and shaped by the listeners in the chatroom.

The Darkhours continues to strive to be the show of the people, influenced by the people and supportive of the people...as long as they are Dark people...or seek endarkenment.

This was another bizarre show with odes to bondage and sex, talks of politics and war, requests, impressions and basically a hodge podge show of darkness I can't begin to describe. You just shoulda been there.

the first hour was just mucking about the playlist. It started a little earlier than the regular time to allow people not to be kicked off when the DJ logs in. The show also ran a little longer because we were having way too much fun! You will REALLY laugh your ass off the first hour.

The second hour was more of a response to the sexy turn of mood in the chatroom as we turned to the "sexiest songs of Darkness" theme.
It was simply fun and sexy and I suggest you download if you want to get turned on in one instance and laugh in another.

This show originally aired 9/3/8

Taken from the blog description:

Modern music is funny. It's had so many transgressions over the decades and yet... in the end, you have to remember the beginnings.Dark music isn't about just Goth, Metal, Industrial, Darkwave and New Wave. It's not about Euro metal, Symphonic metal, Epica or any of that stuff. It's about a feeling. It's about the music that gave us chills in our spines when we were kids even if they were songs passed down from generations before us. Before there were genres and cliques and subcultures and stuff like that. Back when Rock and Roll was called "The Devils Music".

I find it odd how to try and scare us, to instill that feeling of fear or darkness or whatever made you feel like you were a night creature, bands today have even turned to classical orchestration, operatic voices and choirs and more and more somber or horrific lyrics. Yet none of this is new. It's been done time and time again.because it's part of our inherent nature to chase after what we fear, to seek out the macabre, to stare the unknown in the face and to watch the plights of others as we pass by a simple car accident.

We're morbid beings by nature. The only difference with the typical Darkhours listener is that we celebrate it. Sometimes we even laugh in the face of it.

Join me tonight for the a sonic seance where we raise our musical awareness about how the darkness in music we all know and love got started. During this, we'll also inject new sounds along with the old and the familiar. Just expect to come and have a good time.. Can ya do that?

This episode featured songs from modern symphonic and goth metal bands such as E Nomine, Kamelot, Epica mixed with the seeds of Dark rock from bands like the Doors, The Moody Blues and even more dark tunesmiths from our eras past.

It was warped...come by and see what you missed. It was just bloody bizarre.

Well this one was a lot of fun. The chatroom was packed and the requests were flying in but we got to them all! Kittyn discovered Avenged Sevenfold and E Nomine during the show and also ends it with her new intro to Pogo-a-Gogo!

We ran into overtime as we wanted to hit all the requests but give it a download, you might enjoy it!

Feedback welcome to webkittyn@mojoradiolive.com!

Hear Kitty Kitty Radio - Every Sunday at 9PM EST only on KMRL Mojo Radio Live.

This show ended up being a lot of fun.

The chatroom was packed, the requests were excellent and there was much silly laughter.

This one might actually be worth downloading!

Well this one was a train wreck!

It was fun, Kittyn was at her worst and Darkstar was up visiting. The music was awesome, the requests were hot and the atmosphere was jovial.

It was fun in a moronic sort of way, have fun with it!

A kickass show with great music and Momma Bug! She didn't know Kittyn was recording this but more people should get to listen to Exit 34, the show rocks.

Give it a listen, enjoy Momma Bug!

In actuality, this was a very twisted show. The music started the first hour hot, hard and heavy with songs by Atomic Opera, Otep, Skindred, Hot Action Cop and more. By the second half of the show, it softened partly with songs by Sarah McLachlan, Kristen Hersh, Ofra Haza, , Julian Cope, Kon Kan, Erasure and Yaz and more. Near the end it got plain silly with humorous songs from Tai Mai Shu, Weird Al, Kelly, Rappy McRapperson and more! It was a very bizarre night all around.




The banter was completely bizarre so don't miss this one!

Hear Kitty Kitty Radio - July 20

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July 20, 2008 11:17 PM PDT

Look, I'm quick!

Tonight's show was a lot of fun. Kickass music, mocking of Darkstar and others, gushing love and leather thongs! The horror!

We think you'll enjoy this one, we did.

Hear Kitty Kitty Radio - July 06

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July 20, 2008 11:12 PM PDT

Still getting used to being back on the air, Kittyn stumbles through an extended show but has a good time doing it.

Good tunes and some fun banter, grab the show and give it a listen!

The Darkhours: Episode LXVII: A Midsummer Nights Storm.

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July 10, 2008 10:46 PM PDT

The following is taken from the pre show blog description (but don't go by that because this was in actuality an incredibly silly, yet dark and fun show. Talk topics included the Samsung instinct vs. the iPhone, celphoneporn, goths and metalheads are geeks at heart and NYU students discussing "I kissed a girl and I liked it".)

Disclaimer: The Darkhours is an internet radio show. It features Gothic, New Wave, Dark Wave, industrial, Metal, Goth Metal, Punk, O.D.O.R. and other alternative music genres. The views and opinions expressed by DJ Darkstar and the Darkhours do not reflect those of KMRL Mojoradiolive or it’s staff.

It’s thundering here around the Darkhours Studios. Although it may not be wherever in the world you are, we at the Darkhours are going to attempt to bring you into the storm with us. The usual fun, frolic and ranting is due plus cool tunes abound from many reaches of the underworld. The fun grows exponentially here and the tune’s are always bizarre and rockin’. There’s no better, odder Wednesday night banter than the Darkhours with DJ Darkstar every Wednesday night from 10pm EST to Midnight!

This show originally aired 7/9/8

The Darkhours: Episode LXVI : Indarkpendence Day

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July 10, 2008 10:15 PM PDT

Taken from the blog entry that night:

Well. lookie who’s back!! I’ve been kept an internet prisoner by Verizon DSL so now I’m claiming my own indarkpendence day from their evil enslaving tyranny!

Other than that, I’ve been dying to get back into the saddle of the Darkhours...it’s been so long you forget what it’s like but remember how much fun you can have.

Join us tonight at 10pm EST for another episode of fun, frolic and fear!

This show originally aired: 7/2/8

The Darkhours Episode LVII: My Bloody Valentine Volume II

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April 29, 2008 07:04 AM PDT

I pondered again this year for awhile about what this show should be about besides it’s usual dark debauchery… And then I was reminded that Valentine’s Day is TOMORROW!! So just how would the Darkhours celebrate “love day”? Why with darkness, lust, kink and anything one’s black heart desires, or course! Consider this the Anti-Valentines show.

This will be our day of swine and black roses. Remember, there are always uses for those thorns. Exactly how this will play out is always a mystery even to me, but you have to admit, we’ve been having fun, right?

Do NOT expect this to be a show full of nothing but cheesy love songs. If anything, we only play the SEXIEST songs of darkness.

The Darkhours - Episode LVI

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April 29, 2008 01:53 AM PDT

No synopsis for this one. I'm just behind on uploads by...oh...MONTHS.

Check out this lost archive from Wednesday, January 30, 2008

The Darkhours - Episode LV: The Great Experiment

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January 17, 2008 09:41 PM PST

Experimenting into the future of the Darkhours…

For Darkhours LV… tonight we went the route of the roots of DJ Darkstar. If you knew it or not, Darkstar was a street DJ, a club DJ and a mixmaster. He remixed songs the old fashioned way before mixing songs via computer changed the the term from “remix” to “mash-up”. Now he tried his hand at live mp3 mixing/mashing starting tonight with micro mix blocks.

Block mix I featured artists like Depeche Mode, New Order, Cyndi Lauper, Erasure, Kraftwerk, George Kranz and INXS.

Block mix II: gave us Assemblage 23, Rednex, O Zone, Eiffel 65, Drowning Pool... yes... I said "Drowning Pool" and And One.

Block mix III threw us Apoptygma Bezerk, Beborn Beton, Pop Will Eat Itself, Die Krupps, New Order, Depeche Mode, Apotheosis mixed with Apoptygma Bezerk.

Block mix IV wrought the Killers, She Wants Revenge, and London After Midnight.

Sit back and download some really bizarre experimentation…intermixed with 2008 rants and raucousness…. exclusively on KMRL

This show originally aired Wednesday, January 09, 2008

The Darkhours - Episode LIV: The First KMRL LIVE show of 2008???

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January 17, 2008 08:33 PM PST

Most definately YES!

Even thought I left about 7000 songs in a portable hard drive upstate…
Even though I rang in the New year covered in allergic hives from head to toe and stayed in sick.
Even though I got up at an ungodly hour today to go to a meeting.
Even thought the New Year is already trying to kick me in the ass.

I WOULD NOT BE STOPPED!

The shows must go on and I will lead the way! And so I did. This show was wicked fun!

Apoptygma Beserk, Disturbed, Gothminister, Good Charlotte, Korn, Dope,
Sirenia, HIM, The Birthday Massacre, Ministry, Bell Book and Candle, Modulate, Benny Benassi, Theatre des Vampires, The 69 Eyes and a whole lot more fun!

This program aired originally Wednesday, January 02, 2008
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The Darkhours - Episode LIII: Holiday madness musical sedative

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January 17, 2008 08:17 PM PST

It’d started, y’know. People were doing the holiday panic. Dashing through the snow...and through crowds of frantic shoppers. It was only the beginning and it only got worse day by day.

That’s where the Darkhours came in. Two hours of funky music and the oddity that is Darkstar to make you either calm yourself or fire up some energy in a time when there’s nothing on TV thats new and you wanted to forget about the hectic world of shopping...or whatever else vexed you.

This night featured great tunes and remixes of bands like:
Apoptygma Beserk, Modulate, Gothminister, Trans Siberian Orchestra, The Birthday Massacre, Voltaire, Depeche Mode, Sirenia and the Cure

We played "You be the producer and YOU name the hook " with artists like: Rob Zombie, AFI, Judas Priest, Robert Palmer, Peter Murphy, Offspring, Moby,

This show was just a whole lotta fun! Enjoy the download!

This show originally aired : Wednesday, December 12, 2007

The Darkhours Episode LII: Black Wednesday

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December 05, 2007 09:27 PM PST

Ok… as the first Darkhours after Thanksgiving, we chose to call it "Black Wednesday". No leftover turkey or crazy sales to stress you out, but quite the opposite. This night we gott to relax from last weeks hectic crap of rushing out for T-Day supplies and then waking up early to start the ridiculous ritual of the madcap 30 day shopping spree for the season. Tonight, we brought to you somethings that’s fresh and fun and full of vigor as we laugh at life’s ironies.

Also, new tunes and artists to the Darkhours as we try to keep it fresh all the time. The Darkhours may celebrate the dead but not the stale.

And last but not least, another round of our new game: "You be the Producer and YOU NAME THE HOOK!"

This show originally aired Wednesday, November 28, 2007

The Darkhours - Episode LI: The LIVE Thanksgiving show.

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November 15, 2007 08:12 PM PST

This was the only live show for Thanksgiving for the Darkhours. Although it was a week ahead, regretfully there was no live Thanksgiving eve show.. Not that I expect anyone to be around for my sacreligious foul mouthed ass the night before Thanksgiving anyway.

Tonight we got into some sort of holiday spirit and proved that the Darkhours isn’t just some emo anti-everything show… just anti- most things.

This was a very fun show as we manufactured a rather entartaining game that may become a regular staple on the show. We called the game: "YOU be the Producer: Name the hook!" IN this game we examined songs and attempted to catch the "hook" (what we in the industry call the part of a song that makes you want to hear it over and over again... the part that makes the song's popularity in any genre).

You'll be listening and screaming the hooks out just as the chatroom did. This was a really fun game that everyone enjoyed.

This show originally aired: Wednesday, November 14, 2007

The Darkhours - Episode L (That means 50)

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November 15, 2007 06:12 AM PST

Ok...so barring the “mid season filler shows” which probably would have made this the 54th or 55th show, for all intensive purposes, lets call this the 50th milestone episode.

Just what was it?

Euro Dance?
Death Metal?
Dark Wave?
Euro Metal?
Classic Nu Wave?
Will there be dancing gnomes, ghost stories, comedic stylings , rude talk and impressions?

Will it just be just a great show?

Download and step inside the festivities.

This show originally aired Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Hear Kitty Kitty International - Show 3!

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November 07, 2007 08:56 PM PST

Look how fast I got it up!

The show was fun as usual, there was some weird music and I made a few ears bleed.

We had listeners in the chatroom from:

America
Italy
Canada
Romania
Germany
Egypt
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden

So grab the show and hear me make an ass of myself and catch some hot tunes from outside the USA!

The Darkhours - Episode XXXI: Blue Moon Magus

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June 04, 2007 07:20 AM PDT

There was a blue moon out that night...how fitting that the Darkhours should do a completely dark and ethereal show. If you have no idea of what a blue moon is, it's explained at the top of the show.

This one was one of the spooky ones, kids. Lot’s of tunes to invoke the spirits and harness the energies of the blue moon. That tingle you’ll feel in the back of your neck is the Dark Mojo!

Have you ever danced with the Devil in the pale moon light? Do it to this episode of the Darkhours from KMRL!

This show originally sired June 1 2007