Welcome to an especially rollicking edition of SwingingWakeRadio.com

This episode, in my opinion, is especially choice. All the musical tracks are excellent and the mix flows serendipitously well.

I really need to expand the audience base of this show. We need more listeners. If you enjoy the show, you can help. It would help keep this crazy thing going. And you don't have to do much.

I'm going to display a few images, and follow each with the html code which you can copy and paste. Put it in your blog, on your livejournal, your myspace profile, whatever you can think of. Every reference helps a tremendous amount.

Pick what you find prettiest!

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Oh, by the way: in reviewing this recording it seems I forgot to back-announce my first song. It's called the Gray Remix of "Prayer for the Unborn" by Gary Numan.

Please keep your hands and arms inside at all times. And no flash pictures, please.

Like the new image? It was created by Peter Hamilton, a freelance artist in Hollywood, California.

So, lots of weather we're having, isn't it?

Some of you may not forgive me for some aspects of episode 6.

New ground is explored, and of course there are returning features such as the Word of the Day, Tinseltown Bullshit, etc.

This episode should be enjoyed chilled or at room temperature. On with the show.

Mischief Managed.