Melancholy Tea Party

Threw in about 6 new songs (might have rerun one twice, oops), and revisited tracks from other shows to debut the new Saturday night timeslot. Show first: Walk-in visitors say a quick hello!

Just getting off a pseudo-relationship, Mark, Monolith and the Bee get a little wild.

This show features songs that lean towards trouble in paradise. A few technical and operator issues exist.

After the loss of my pet cat and mother, I finally got back behind the mic for a bare-bones show.

This show recycles tracks from other shows and arranges them for new context. That being the ordeal of living in a substandard environment.

This show highlights songs that I played as a rock DJ at 3 different stations in the late 1990s. ...except... REMIXED! Show introduces "The Pastor" who blesses Mark's DJ controller for a flawless show. (The show wasn't flawless, but no track stopped mid-course, so that's something.)

This is the first show that flipped the script and put the high tempo songs first. Later, a guest playlist appears. (If you want to submit song suggestions, email deckmanmark@gmail.com)

This show premiered the cameo of "The Professor". There'll be more from him as time goes on. EDM took a backseat for about half an hour while we channeled our 80s goth vibe, (albeit not 80s goth). Played with the slicer on the console for Nine Inch Nails' "Into the Void", and (nearly) successfully beatmixed 3 songs. ...if only my console wouldn't up and quit. At least it only happened once this we...

This episode premieres "the Bee" character. I tried beatmixing live for the first time. It didn't go as well as I would have liked. Must practice more.

The first segment of this show features "Monolith", a deepened voice designed to both soothe and create tension at virtually the same time. This character guides you through the show's Trap Music segment at the beginning of the show. This show also had a series of what I thought at the time were music file errors, which I've since edited out to make seamless. However, you'll hear me bitch and moan...

Lots of great music, excepting a couple that didn't want to play right. We hammered through it though.

Now featuring a wider variety of Electronic Dance music. Powered by Engells.

bass returns! shake your monkey nuts as Babylon falls again.

The first show in a new time slot, now Thursdays at 8pm. This show focuses on boosting presence of mind towards success.

If you like listening to train-wrecks, then this show is for you! Show includes a couple of firsts: First show that tracks needed to be edited in-house for heinous cuss words and the program's first professional mashup.

Take a journey into your spiritual side with this non-stop 50 minute mix of electronic dance music that supports the thought of a higher power.

I ran up to the wire in the song selection process, so I spent the hour prior to the show putting it together. All in all, not too shabby. Focuses on female vocalists.

Includes a song request.

We revisit some previously played tracks, plus some that didn't make other shows due to time constraints. We also look at a couple tracks' original songs from the 50s and 70s.

Show music focuses on meandering its way to forgiveness within the lyrical content.

Show content features 2 song sets that complement each other and create a storyline of sorts.

Songs feature a longing for love.

The beginning of a new style of music on KZSM. Features songs that make you go hmm.