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December 29, 2015 by Simon Sweetman

DJ Setlist: Slices of Heaven – Kiwi Music DJ Set, San Fran, Tuesday, December 29

KiwiwSfI love Wellington all year round – but I really love Wellington in that little space between Christmas and New Year’s (actually for most of January, even). The stuffiness of the city goes on holiday, Lambton end is all but shut-down, the office-workers plan their holiday for the year and the rest of the city’s on cruise-control and with great weather too. So what better way to return from my week in the Bay than to play a bunch of my favourite songs on the decks at the San Fran and enjoy a few beers…there were people playing darts, DJWIWShaving snacks, watching the day amble by from that great balcony and making the most of the great, late afternoon sun. Okay, so here’s what I played this time around with All Kiwi All Night:

1. Fat Freddy’s Drop, The Camel
2. Home Brew, Tuesday
3. Howard Morrison, I Ain’t Never Seen A White Man
4. Ticket, Mr. Music
5. Paul Ubana Jones, Hoochie Coochie Man
6. The Chills, Warm Waveform
7. Jakob, Pneumonic
8. Sam Hunt, Beware The Man
9. Ladi6, People Talking
10. John Rowles, She’s All I Got
11. Herbs, Nuclear Waste
12. Lord Echo, Molten Lava
13. Vorn, The Story of My Fucking Life
14. Shadow Fax, Whiskey Bottle
15. Verlaines, Angela
16. Spines, The Prize For Industry
17. The Puddle, Decline To Fall
18. SJD, Was I Always Here
19. Connan Mockasin, Forever Dolphin Love
20. The Mantarays, Ballad of Native America
21. Liam Finn, Better To Be
22. The Eversons, Marriage
23. Peter Posa, The White Rabbit
24. The Pelicans, Krazy Legs
25. Coconut Rough, Sierra Leone
26. Narcs, Look The Other Way
27. DD Smash, Outlook For Thursday
28. The Able Tasmans, What Was That Thingbalc
29. Farmyard, Learning ‘Bout Living
30. The Labcoats, Xmas In The Park
31. Craig Scott, Smiley
32. Waves, Clockhouse Shuffle
33. Larry’s Rebels, Saturday’s Child
34. Tex Pistol, The Game of Love
35. Tim Finn w/ Herbs, Parihaka
36. Th’ Dudes, That Look In Your Eyes
37. OMC, How Bizarre
38. Ray Columbus, She’s a Mod
39. The Fourmyula, Nature
40. Headbands, Love Is Bigger Than The Whole Wide World
41. Eliza Keil, Every Day Is Sunday
42. Christoph El’ Truento, Every Dies Dog Body
43. Split Enz, Dirty Creature
44. Craig Terris, If We All Come Clean
45. Dave Dobbyn, Footrot Mornin’
46. Mockers, Forever Tuesday Morning
47. Sonny Day and The All-Stars, Saving Up
48. Sharon O’Neill, Maxine
49. The Dance Exponents, Know Your Own Heart
50. Coup D’etat, No Music On My Radio
51. Letterbox Lambs, Out There
52. The Bats, North By North
53. The Clean, Asleep In The Tunnel
54. Bored Games, Joe 90sanfrfasnas
55. Chris Knox, Meat
56. Straitjacket Fits, Bad Note For A Heart.
57. 3Ds, Sing Song
58. The Body Electric, Pulsing
59. Toy Love, Squeeze
60. Spelling Mistakes, Feels So Good
61. Blam Blam Blam, Marsha
62. Suburban Reptiles, Saturday Night: Stay at Home
63. Screaming Mee Mees, Stars In My Eyes
64. Pop Mechanix, Radio Song
65. Opossom, Electric Hawaii
66. Mutton Birds, A Thing Well-Made
67. Lawrence Arabia, I’ve Smoked Too Much
68. The Phoenix Foundation, Pot
69. Prince Tui Teka, E Ipo
70. Ngaire, To Sir With Love
71. David Kilgour, Sometimes
72. Gate, Forever
73. Julien Dyne, Glisten Up
74. Dimmer, All The Way To Her
75. Darcy Clay, What About It
76. Terror of the Deep, Times of Uncertainty
77. Dennis O’Brien, Julia
78. Danny McGirr, The Maori Boy’s Question
79. Suzanne Prentice, You Light Up My Life
80. Netherworld Dancing Toys, For Today
81. The Avocados, Momma’s Waiting
82. Fabulous/Arabia, The Ballad of State Highway 1
82. Max Merritt and The Meteors, Slipping Away
83. Barbara Manning, Aramoana

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