Sounds of the Hall in roughly 33 1/3 minutes!

On tonight’s edition of Saturday Night Shut-In your host, Mr. Moderator, pulls records from the last bin in the “go-to” rock ‘n roll section of his vinyl collection, which spans from somewhere in the middle of his Roxy Music collection through The Zombies. Along the way he dreams of a mating of two versions of a Lou Reed song, wonders how anyone can like the songs by T. Rex that don’t sound like “Get It On,” and forgets to announce the one pretty good track off an otherwise blah Richard and Linda Thompson album. He ends the show analyzing the moment “cool” Who fanboys  would deeply regret.

RTH Saturday Night Shut-In, episode 90

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Every song 49 cents or less!

After a recent excursion to our Ann Arbor campus for our annual brand planning meeting, we turn over a new format on tonight’s episode of Saturday Night Shut-In, something we like to call Cheap Cutz. Rather than our usual mix of obscuro collectors’ gems, German True Stereo recordings, and outtakes from expensive box sets, your newly budget-conscious Mr. Moderator spins nothing but tracks costing 49 cents or less. Stay tuned for an important announcement about our launch on satellite radio. Meanwhile, tell us what you think of the new format. We’ll be reading your best tweets on the air!

[Note: You can add Saturday Night Shut-In episodes to your iTunes by clicking here. The Rock Town Hall feed will enable you to easily download Saturday Night Shut-In episodes to your digital music player.]