My Chemical Romance
Westwood One
Absolutely Live In The Zone
Show #05-24
For broadcast the weekend of June 11/12, 2005
Westwood One
Absolutely Live In The Zone
Show #05-24
For broadcast the weekend of June 11/12, 2005
My Chemical Romance
Universal Amphitheater
Universal City ("Los Angeles")
January 2005
Sum 41
Universal Amphitheater
Universal City ("Los Angeles")
February 2005
01 My Chemical Romance - 45 Second Audience Bed
02 My Chemical Romance - Helena
03 My Chemical Romance - Thank You For The Venom
04 My Chemical Romance - You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison
06 My Chemical Romance - Merry Christmas
07 My Chemical Romance - I'm Not Okay (I Promise)
08 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio (Eva Longoria)
09 Commercial - Comedy Central; Reno 911
10 Commercial - Progressive Insurance
11 Sum 41 - Still Waiting
12 Sum 41 - The Hell Song
13 Sum 41 - We're All To Blame
14 Commercial - Comedy Central; Reno 911
15 Commercial - Progressive Insurance
16 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio (Eva Longoria)
17 Sum 41 - Machine Gun
18 Sum 41 - That's Alright Mama
19 Sum 41 - Over My Head
20 Commercial - Comedy Central; Reno 911
21 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio (Eva Longoria)
22 Sum 41 - Pieces
23 Sum 41 - Fat Lip
24 Sum 41 - Pain For Pleasure
25 Commercial - Sirius Satellite Radio (Eva Longoria)
26 Commercial - Comedy Central; Reno 911
27 Commercial - Progressive Insurance
28 Commercial - Progressive Insurance
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Flac files of wavs. Includes the cue sheet, a scan of the CD disc, and the three-page script for the disc jockey to read.
The location and month are taken from the script. I did not find any press coverage confirming the dates or location.
For My Chemical Romance, the script says, "recorded in January, while the Christmas holiday was still fresh on everyone's mind." And they do a brief "Merry Christmas" song, but I'm skeptical. Who sings Christmas songs in January? I found a listing that mentions they played KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas at the Universal Amphitheater on December 12, 2004, which seems like a possible date. The script is there in black and white, though, claiming a January date. Make of it what you will.
Throughout the show, there were occasional profanities that were censored by backmasking - reversing the offending word. I reversed the censored words, restoring the original profanity. There are two versions included: one is censored and represents the original broadcast, the second is an uncensored version.
