Compact Rock Week 270

It was yet another excellent week of Compact Rock, but would you expect ANYTHING less? I didn't think so! As we proceed to give you what you need, let your troubles slide away and listen to some great 90's music. We do what we always do here. We give you exactly what you want. One thing does not change, no matter what, and that is that we are getting better every week. Aging like a fine wine. We will continue to give you what you need. Always giving you the Thursday Night Rock Delight! Another year, more great 90's music. It just gets a little older. This week for the Randomizer, we called Seth from Utica for The Randomizer. For the Local Orange Peel you will find music from Syracuse band Mt. Erebus.

HOUR ONE:

The Living End - Prisoner Of Society 

Goldfinger - Mabel

Good Charlotte - Little Things

The Toasters - Freedom

Hepcat - No Worries

Squirrel Nut Zippers - Hell

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Mambo Swing

Black Label Society - No More Tears

Alice In Chains - Man In The Box

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge

Sponge - Have You Seen Mary

The Cranberries - Dreams

Jars Of Clay - Flood

HOUR TWO:

Mt. Erebus - Olympia

Mt. Erebus - Start Over Samba

Temple Of The Dog - Hunger Strike

Naked - Mann's Chinese

The Folk Implosion - Natural One

Spin Doctors - Little Miss Can't Be Wrong

Jonny Lang - Lie To Me

Nada Surf - Popular (Live)

Hum - Stars

Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag

Van Halen - Right Now

REM - Man In The Moon

Warren Zevon - Desperado Under The Eaves

Aside from Black Label Society, Alice In Chains and Red Hot Chili Peppers, Seth also chose songs from Slipknot and Snoop Doggy Dogg. If you want to be a part of the show, you can go to The Randomizer section of the site for more information on that. Follow us on social media, and you may become a part of the show! We will ask you to pick five songs and The Randomizer will pick three of those to play for you. As always, we appreciate you listening. Another year, the same great Compact Rock every week for. 2025 for you. Stick with Compact Rock for two hours every Thursday to help with your daily life.