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40 Years of Talk Talk’s The Colour of Spring - KOOP Radio 91.7 FM (opens the original)
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In the mid 90’s, I got my first turntable–a basic Radio Shack model–which lasted me a good 25 years before it finally gave out. With that new piece of equipment in my room, I started my collection of records by hitting up the local Half Price Books. Along with classics by Elvis Costello and Pink Floyd, I found a promo copy of Talk Talk’s third album, The Colour of Spring (EMI America, 1986). Though I listen more to the band’s later albums these days, this album is probably my favorite overall: i
MAMAMOO’s New Era Brings Them Back to Texas - KOOP Radio 91.7 FM (opens the original)
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“Are you ready?” Solar asked the arena full of enthusiastic Moomoos (the term of endearment for K-pop group MAMAMOO’s fans) who cheered enthusiastically in response. “All right, let’s go!” she continued, and the lights went dark as the first notes of the next song began to play. MAMAMOO is a 4-piece K-pop girl group that debuted in 2014 and is currently celebrating their twelfth anniversary with the 4WARD Era with a U.S. tour. This era serves as an official reunion for members Solar, Moon Byul,
Chad Lovell Remembered at Dallas Venue Trees - KOOP Radio 91.7 FM (opens the original)
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On August 9th, Course of Empire drummer Chad Lovell’s friends, family and former bandmates organized a celebration of life for what would have been his 60th birthday at legendary venue Trees Dallas. Trees Dallas is in the historic Deep Ellum neighborhood where CoE had their final show in July 1998. Lovell passed away on July 21, 2026, just a day after the vinyl reissue of the band’s final album, which I wrote about last month. Trees Dallas was packed to the gills with people celebrating Lovell;
Course of Empire’s 1998 Album Telepathic Last Words Reissued by DFW Legacy Series - KOOP Radio 91.7 FM (opens the original)
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DFW Legacy Series is a label whose mission is to make vinyl releases available for some of the bands active in the North Texas scenes from the 1990s to the 2000s. Course of Empire (CoE) was an influential post-punk band from Dallas that was active from 1988 to 1998. In addition to the standard rock music lineup of vocals, guitar, and bass, the five-piece notably had two drummers–Chad Lovell and Michael Jerome–playing one kit, after The Kodo Drummers of Japan. DFW Legacy Series, which reissued Co
Welcome Home: The 54th Kerrville Folk Festival - KOOP Radio 91.7 FM (opens the original)
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On a Saturday morning in late May, I woke up, cut my overall pants into overall shorts and hit the road. After a two-hour drive on a winding country highway with a sky as blue as the rolling hills below were green, volunteers greeted me with a warm “Welcome Home” when I pulled into Quiet Valley Ranch for the 54th annual Kerrville Folk Festival. Founded in 1972 by Rod Kennedy, the 18-day festival is as much a pillar for the town of Kerrville as it is for the folk music community. Every year, the
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