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Question of the Day: Raise Your Glasses

5.21.12 at 7:52am by Morning Show

Everybody is celebrating SOMETHING this time of year ... weddings, graduations, etc. What's on your calendar and what's on your celebration soundtrack? (Don't forget to share your first name and hometown, por favor).

Here are today's songs to celebrate with:

1. "Harvest Moon" - Neil Young, Harvest Moon

2. "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" - Fairport Convention, Unhalfbricking

3. "Don't Change" - Amy Rigby, Til The Wheels Fall Off

First Listen: Regina Spektor, 'What We Saw From The Cheap Seats'

5.20.12 at 11:30pm by Stephen Thompson

Spektor has a remarkable gift for gut-level connection, and for drawing a straight line from her idea-packed head to thousands of bleeding hearts. On her new album, even her weirdest moments come in service of warmth that's as kind and necessary as an old friend.

TAS on FUV for Friday May 18th

5.18.12 at 8:00pm by Russ Borris

Friday night edition of The Alternate Side means, well, it means we're extra happy! And when we're happy, we hope you're happy.

Take Five with The Alternate Side: Geographer

5.18.12 at 12:15pm by Kara Manning

Based in San Francisco, Geographer actually has local roots thanks to singer and songwriter Michael Deni, a New Jersey native. Following a a series of family tragedies, Deni left the tri-state area and headed to the Bay Area for a fresh start. He began the buoyant electro-rock infused Geographer with cellist/keyboardist Nathan Blaz and drummer Brian Ostreicher and the trio released the much-acclaimed Innocent Ghosts in 2008.

Question of the Day: Disco, reconsidered

5.18.12 at 8:18am by Morning Show

Inspite of its popularity, disco didn't get much respect in certain circles. But the untimely death of Donna Summer prompts us to revisit the genre. Your thoughts and favorite disco hits are the subject of today's Question of the Day. (Don't forget to tell us where you live and your first name).

Here's today's playlist:

1. "Miss You" - Rolling Stones, Some Girls

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