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Korn       Word Up
Nickelback             Something In Your Mouth
Linkin Park            Breaking The Habit
Ozzy Osbourne Bark At The Moon
Stone Temple Pilots            Sex Type Thing
Anthrax Got the Time
Nirvana  In  Bloom
Wolfmother         Woman
My Chemical Romance       Helena
Alien Ant Farm     Smooth Criminal
Wildhearts            Greetings From, Shitsville
Tragedy  Stayin’ Alive
Disturbed              Inside The Fire
The Darkness        I Believe In A Thing Called Love
Within Temptation             What Have You Done
               
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Lamb Of God        Redneck
Slipknot Dead Memories
Cavalera Conspiracy            Inflikted
Rammstein           Amerika
Trivium  Entrance Of The Conflagration
Five Finger Death Punch    The Bleeding
Sepultura              Territory
Unloco    Bruises
Megadeth             Skin Of My Teeth
Limp Bizkit            Counterfeit
Bullet For My Valentine     Hand Of Blood
Nightwish              Bye Bye Beautiful
Soundgarden        Black Hole Sun
Metallica                Seek And Destroy
Iron Maiden          Run To Hills
 
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Lostprophets        Fake Sound Of Progress
Senser    Age Of Panic
Nine Inch Nails     Head Like A Hole
Papa Roach            Getting Away With Murder
Prong     Snap Your Fingers
Marilyn Manson     The Fight Song (Slipknot mix)
Ministry N.W.O
Mindless Self Indulgence    Evening Wear
System Of A Down              Violent Pornography
Kill Hannah            Lips Like Morphine
Cradle Of Filth      Devil Woman
White Zombie      Electrichead Part 2
Fear Factory          Cars (numanoid mix)
Prodigy  Omen
Combichrist – Get Your Body Body Beat

• Band Of Horses – “Cigarettes, Wedding Bands”
• Beastie Boys – “Gratitude”
• Beck – “Gamma Ray”
• Billy Squier – “Lonely Is The Night”
• Blur – “Song 2”
• Bob Dylan – “All Along The Watchtower”
• Children Of Bodom – “Done With Everything, Die For Nothing”
• Coldplay – “In My Place”
• Darkest Hour – “Demon(s)”
• David Bowie – “Fame”
• Deep Purple – “Woman From Tokyo (’99 Remix)”
• Elliott Smith – “L.A.”
• Iggy Pop – “Lust For Life (Live)”
• Jeff Beck – “Scatterbrain (Live)”
• John Mellencamp – “Hurts So Good”
• Kings Of Leon – “Sex On Fire”
• Queens Of The Stone Age – “Make It Wit Chu”
• Rose Hill Drive – “Sneak Out”
• Santana – “No One To Depend On (Live)”
• The Bronx – “Six Days A Week”
• Thrice – “Deadbolt”
• Tom Petty – “Runnin’ Down A Dream”
• Vampire Weekend – “A-Punk”
• Wolfmother – “Back Round”

Please tune into Cable and Caroline 10am Sunday 12 Jul to hear the top 5 interviews!

Email your requests for next weeks show to caroline@kerrangradio.co.uk

This weeks show looks something like this – so, which room are you?

Hour 1 / Room 1 – ROCK ANTHEMS

Incubus Annamolly
Smashmouth All Star
Faith No More Be Aggressive
Dropkick Murphys The Warriors Code
Hoobastank Crawling In The Dark
Monster Magnet Spacelord
Afi Miss Murder
Aerosmith Dude Looks Like A Lady
lostprophets – burn burn
foo fighters Low
Lordi HARD ROCK
Ac/Dc Rock N Roll Train
Black Stone Cherry Lonely Train
Queens of the Stone Age – 3′s and 7′s
Shinedown Sound Of Madness
My Chemical Romance Desolation Row

Hour 2 / Room 2
METAL ANTHEMS

Slipknot Psychosocial
Rammstein Feuer Frie
Trivium Kirsute Gomen
System Of A Down Chop Suey
Pantera The Badge
Strapping Young Lad Detox
Rage Against The Machine Wake Up
Sepultura We’ve Lost You
Stonesour Come Whatever May
Megadeth Holy War
Bring Me The Horizon Eyeless
Mastodon Blood And Thunder
Bullet For My Valentine Waking The Demon

Hour 3 / Room 3
CROSSOVER/DRUM N BASS/INDUSTRIAL/REMIX

Nine Inch Nails March of the Pigs
Trip Who’s That
Orgy Blue Monday
Gallows Staring At The Rude Boys
White Zombie Supercharger Heaven
Marilyn Manson This Is The New Shit
Mindless Self Indulgence Never Wanted To Dance Remix
Pendulum Master of Puppets / Slam live
Prodigy Hotride
enter SHikari The Jester
Street Sweeper Social Club Fight, Smash, Win
Quemists Lost Weekend
Flobots handlebars remix
Celldweller Symbiont
Subfocus Rock It

cheap drinks too!

Actress and Bishop Birmingham 9pm – 2am

Serj Tankian – Sky is Falling
Shinedown – Second Chance
The Automatic – Steve McQueen
My Chemical Romance – Desolation Row
Green Dy – Welcome to Paradise
Catherine Wheel – Sparks are Gonna Fly
Kasabian – Club Foot
Primal Scream -Movin On Up
Paul Weller – Changing Man
Red Light Company – Scheme Eugene
Manic Street Preachers – Everything Must Go
ZIco Chain – All Eyes On Me
Muse – Supermassive Black Hole
Primus – Tommy The Cat
Incubus – Megalomaniac
Queens of the Stone Age – 3′s and 7′s

Ash – White Rabbit
The Prodigy/PweI – Their Law
Rob Zombie – Dragula
Marilyn Manson – Beautiful People
Deftones – My Own Summer

Pearl Jam – Even Flow
Black Sabbath – Paranoid
Smashing Pumpkins – Today
Kasabian – Fast Fuse
TRex – Ride a White Swan
BLondie – ONe Way Or Another
Green Day – Jesus of Suburbia
New Found GLory – Stay
Death Cab for Cutie – New Year
Blink 182 – I Miss You
The Wonder Stuff – Ruby Horse
Norman Greenbaum – Spirit in the Sky
Kings of Leon – Red Morning Light
Billy Talent – Rusted from the Rain
U2 – Elevation
Rancid – Last One to Die
The Clash – Should I Stay or Should I go
Lmp Bizkit – Faith
Alien Ant Farm – Smooth Criminal
Maroon 5 – Harder to Breathe
Pendulum – The Tempest
Jay z – Linkin Park – 99 Problems/Authority
Eminem – Real Slim Shady
Trip – Who’s That
SOundgarden – Spoonman
Faith No More – Midlife Crisis
Rage Against the Machine – Fistful of Steel
Beastie Boys – Sabotage
All American Rejects – Gives You Hell
Green Day – Peacemaker
Bob Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues
Rise Against – Audience of One
Prodigy – Omen
Underworld – Born SLippy
MIa – Paper Planes
Iggy Pop – Lust for Life
Mud – Tiger Feet
Weezer – Pork and BEans
Suede – The Drowners
Pixies – Gigantic
Stone Roses – Love Spreads
Led Zeppelin – Black Dog
Beastie Boys – An Open Letter to New York City
Afroman – I Got High
STevie Wonder – Signed Sealed Delivered
Jackson 5 – ABC
Sir Mixalot -Baby Got Back
Run DMC / Metallica – Tricky Sandman
House of Pain – Jump Around
Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby
Rage Against the Machine = Bombtrack
Shamen – Ebeneezer Goode
Pendulum – Granite
Ray Parker Junior – Ghostbusters
Jackson 5 – I Want You Back

AC/DC Whole lotta Rosie
Billy Talent Red Flag
Audioslave Cochise
Airbourne Too Much Too Young
Scars On Broadway World Long Gone
Kid Rock Cowboy
Tool The Pot
Anthrax Got The Time
Nirvana Smells Like Teen Spirit
Alice In Chains Man In The Box
Aerosmith Love In An Elevator
Fall Out Boy Beat It
Linkin Park Crawling
Metallica Enter Sandman

2am – 3am
room 2: metal legends

Pantera A New Level
Devildriver End Of The Line
Bullet For My Valentine Suffocating Under Words
Slipknot Wait and Bleed
Amen California Bleeding
Avenged Sevenfold Bat Country
Stuck Mojo Pigwalk
Soulfly Unleash
Apocalyptica I’m Not Jesus
Trivium Pull Harder On The Strings
Killswitch Engage Reckoning
Sepultura Attitude
Dragonforce Operation Ground and Pound
Megadeth Hangar 18

3am – 4am
room 3: industrial/remix/crossover/drum n bass

Jeson Nevins + Nerd Rockstar
Placebo For What It’s Worth
Prodigy Firestarter
White Zombie I Zombie
Static-X Push It
Enter Shikari Sorry Youre Not A Winner
Powerman 5000 When Worlds Collide
System Of A Down Old School Hollywood
Marilyn Manson We’re from America
Nine Inch Nails The Hand That Feeds
Refused Voodoo People
Rob Zombie Dragula
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die (Chase and Status mix)
Pendulum Propane Nightmare (celldweller)
American Heacharge Just So You Know (remix)

Thousands of people are chatting in online bars, fluttering their laptops to their hearts content – hoping to meet that special someone.

But we are a shallow and fickle breed – initial attraction is more often than not – dependent on physical attraction. That’s not to say we don’t all find different things appealing, but it does have a role to play.

If you had the chance to redesign your body – for free – would you?

It’s a long discussed fact that the internet gives us the chance to do this, to pretend to be someone we’re not.
And this goes WAY beyond the usual dating-website blurring (cuddly for overweight, independent for lonely). In fact, the kind of exaggeration that can go on would require thousands of pounds on plastic surgery, hours in therapy and sometimes a rewriting of the genetic code of man.

But you know what? What the hell … if someone needs to hide behind a different image or persona to break through that shallow barrier of “attraction” so someone will give them the time of day, so be it.

So far so good.

People tell white lies, get chatting, click with someone on a deeper level, and Bobs you’re uncle.

So why, for the love of God, would anyone use a webcam?

I have survived for years without being able to see my friends glitchy blotchy faces mooning into my screen, thankyou. I know what they look like – I certainly don’t need to watch them intently staring at their keyboard, reaching for a cuppa or answering the phone.

It’s great for families who never see each other, I give you that, but my subject today is the forging of relationships (or possible relationships) online.

Wasn’t it Robbie Coltrane who said,
“I want to pay my bills in my pyjamas”?

The world does NOT want to see me slouched on my sofa, with my laptop propped on my stomach, wearing a pair of tracky bottoms and a naf old t-shirt … trust me. It’s my “at home” uniform, not my “going out on the pull” uniform and I’ll be damned if I’m going to put on a full face of make up, my best undies and sexy new top to log onto MSN.

Webcams are like turning the light back ON at the wrong time during a romantic tryst.

You’ve been getting on well with someone online, maybe a friend you haven’t seen for years, or a new flirtation and then those immortal words crop up … “XXXX has invited you to start viewing a webcam”.
All that can happen now is bad. Even if they do turn out to be cute – remember, you are not just seeing them, but their home. Are you ready to see how they live? Their grotty y-fronts may very well be on a clothes airer behind them. Yes, that really is a huge stash of porn on the shelf, and that beautiful girl in the picture with him on the wall? … And so the questions begin.

It may seem suspicious to say no – and I always feel I have to justify my actions with something like – “oh, my flats a mess”, or “I’ve just got out of the shower”, or even “it’s not working for some reason” when actually what I wan’t to say is “I’ll hang onto my dignity a little longer if thats ok, at least .. until the first date is in the bag”