What:
Coopers Dark Ale - Sounds after Dark
When: Saturday the 10th of July
Where: It's a Secret
Why: It’s an opportunity too good to pass
up!
WOW!
We had a massive response to both competitions with
over 500 entries all up!
And
the winning band is... Jay Walker And The
Pedestrians!!
Congratulations
- Jay Walker And The Pedestrians will be playing along
with The Drones and Batrider at the
secret location on July 10th.
...And
congratulations to all bands who entered - it was a
tough decision to make due to the wealth of talent we
have here in Adelaide!
If
you're not lucky enough to win a ticket to the gig
don't worry - you can tune in to Three D Radio 93.7FM
or the stream as we'll be broadcasting the gig live on
Saturday night from 9pm until stumps.
SUBSCRIBER
DRIVE: SHOW US YOUR LOVE!
Support
the station that supports local music – renew your
Three D Radio subscription by Valentine's Day, Sunday 14
February 2010, and show us your love.
It’ll
make you feel good and you’ll be in the running for
these prizes:
- 20
x prizes of 20 CDs (your choice from our extensive
selection) in a Three D tote bag
- 5
x prizes of our limited edition Three D birthday
T-Shirts (pictures at
http://www.threedradio.com)
- 2
x prizes of 3 weeks promotion on Three D (for band
subscribers).
All
bands that subscribe will be entitled to special rates
for gig and CD release on-air announcements throughout
the year. Get over $350 worth of promotion for your gig
or CD release for only $99.
Even
if you don’t win a prize, ALL subscribers receive a
Three D sticker and a copy of Depthcharge 8, our
compilation of the best music of the last year by local
artists.
Prize
winners will be announced on the ‘Four
Course Breakfast’,
Saturday 27 February 2010,
8:00-11:00am.
Call
us on 08 8363 3937
OR
Download
your subscription form and email it to:
mail@threedradio.com or simply post to:
Three
D Radio,
PO Box 937
STEPNEY
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5069
SUPPORT
THE STATION THAT SUPPORTS LOCAL MUSIC
Three
D Radio's Top 101 countdown
Three
decades on Three D is still fiercely independent,
committed to playing progressive, alternative music, and
supporting local and Australian bands and
artists.
Three
D has been supporting local music for 30 years. During
that time we've regularly compiled charts of our
most-played music.
Congratulations
to THE MOLTING VULTURES for taking home the coveted prize
for the most played band/artist on Three D Radio in
2009.
Check
out the Top 101 chart here.
Three
D Radio Inflicts Itself On The
World!
From
7pm on the 21st of December, Three D Radio 93.7FM streams
to the World!
The
audio stream was launched at our birthday and is
available here
or
here.
Try each one to see which works best for you.
And
you can tell us where in the world you are receiving us -
we'd really love to hear from you! Click
here to email us.
If you
are an Internode customer, connect via Internode's
unmetered content page
and you can listen without incurring any usage on your
monthly Internode data allowance. Check out the full
details of Internode's unmetered content here.
If
you're unlucky enough not to be an Internode customer, be
aware that our stream is a 128kbs MP3 stream and
connecting to it will add about 60MB per hour to your
internet data usage. You might want to take that into
account before listening for long periods of time, as you
may get a nasty surprise if you have to pay for excess
data usage. Alternatively, you could talk to
Internode!
Three
D Radio's 30th Birthday and Top 30
Countdown
Three
D Radio 93.7FM has now officially turned 30 years old! We
had a great time celebrating this event and we hope you
did too!
One
feature of the night was our playlist of 30 (or more) of
the most loved bands and artists, as nominated by Three D
subscribers and announcers.
There
is no number one; they are in chronological order from
the present to 1979.
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Molting
Vultures
The Audreys
The Yearlings
The Saucermen
The Hiptones
Leighstardust
Baterz
Soursob Bob
Brillig
Hilltop Hoods
NFI
Green Circles
Horrahedd
Testeagles
GT Stringer
Clowns of Decadence
Auntie Raelene
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Where’s
the Pope
Mark of Cain
Lizard Train
Mad Turks from Istanbul
July 14
The Bodgies
Exploding White Mice
Acid Drops
Toyland
The Spikes
Grong Grong
The Dagoes
No Fixed Address
Fear and Loathing
Screaming Believers
Bad Poets
The Brats
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If you
missed hearing them, or would like to hear them again we
will replay the broadcast between 2-6pm on 14 February
2010. Tune in to 93.7 fm or to our online stream.
Three
decades on Three D is still fiercely independent,
committed to playing progressive, alternative music, and
supporting local and Australian bands and
artists.
Commercial
free. Down to earth. No bells and whistles. Straight to
the point. Real Music. Three D.
Three
D Radio's Broadcast licence
The
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
recently approved the Progressive Music Broadcasting
Association Inc's (PMBA) application for renewal of our
community radio broadcasting licence. The renewal term is
for five years, up until 4th January 2015.
The
renewal of the PMBA's community broadcasting licence
means that Three D radio can continue to broadcast
contemporary, alternative and progressive music, and
promote South Australian musician and performers, just as
we've been doing for the last thirty years.
Three
D Radio in the news
Spotted
a article/photo/blog/weblink related to Three D
radio?
Simply
email the details to the station, for possible inclusion
on our websites: 
Twitpic
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This
pic was taken recently of Amanda Palmer, who
was interviewed by Suzy Ramone on Thursday
4th March, on 'What's going on'? 2-4pm
Thursdays.
More
information available at
http://twitpic.com/16i1lr
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"we
are at a community radio station in a little
house !!!"
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Special
smiles for their own Monalisa
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When
Mona Lisa smiles, her parents are entranced.
DJ Monski Mouse and performer Tony Roberts
welcomed their first baby last week.
Listening to 3D radio one Sunday, the Nat
King Cole song Mona Lisa came on and Monski
thought it was a perfect name.
‘‘If
she comes out with an awry smile, then
that’s the right name (we
thought),’’ Monski says.
‘‘We think she’ll make people
forget about the other Mona
Lisa.’’
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Monalisa
Milagros Roberts Gonzalez was born on
February 8, about two weeks late.
‘‘I got to catch
her,’’ Tony says. ‘‘I
don’t cry very often but I cried
then.’’ When their little Mini
Mouse first opened her eyes, she looked
straight into her dad’s eyes.
‘‘Man,
she’s got me. If she knows how much
she’s got me, I’m a dead
man,’’ he says.
Monalisa
is a Fringe baby. Tony’s show,
ShuffleMe Straight, is at the Casino from
February 24 to March 13. But he says the
experience of having a baby tops it in
spades.
‘‘This
is magic,’’ he says.
‘‘What I do is (just)
tricks.’’
With
parents as artistic as these two, we
wonder what lies ahead for
Monalisa.
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The
Advertiser State Edition [19 Feb
2010]
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