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Little City in Space Download Revue #4

Episodes
2

Hosted by Jerry Modjeski and Chuck Isle, who had co-hosted "Another Flask of Weird" on KFAI after being influenced by early Little City in Space shows, this Download Revue is a treat. The bits they bring from 1981 and 1984 reflect their unique take on what made the show work, from knotty word play to "naughty" off cuff quips. Chuck & Jer provide a rare historical glimpse of Little City fan-attics in the days of KFAI's elusive 14-watt signal. Features include Jeff's Corner, Joblines, a Black Vinyl Knowledge excerpt, and, of course, News From Nowhere, Weather, Sports, and a Paul Bunny as mellow as you'll ever hear him. Featuring Damon Mathews, Jeff Pike, Stu Mathews, Peter Stenshoel, and Jerry Modjeski with a Bigfoot-print in Newsprint, the vocal talent of Charles Manuel also appears in a rare ad spoof. Little City in Space Download Revue #4 from June 29, 2002, was broadcast on KFAI Community Radio, Minneapolis/St. Paul, engineered by Musical Transportation Spree's Chris Waterbury.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. LCS DR4 p1of2

    No date given · No. 4 · 1 h 03 min

  2. LCS DR4 p2of2

    No date given · No. 4 · 4 h 00 min

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  1. Little City in Space Download Revue #4- 2002-0629

    Listeners' uploads · Stu Mathews, Jerry Modjeski, Peter Stenshoel, Jeff Pike, Damon Mathews, Chuck Isle · 2 episodes here · archive.org

    CC BY-NC-SA 3.0: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, as its uploader states it at the Internet Archive.

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