Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Slipknot -- Slip Into Somewhere

2. Another Planet -- A Better Place

3. Grateful Dead -- Dick's Picks Volume 12: Providence/Boston 1974 (Grateful Dead)

4. Bob Dylan -- Time Out of Mind (Columbia)

5. Miles Davis -- Kind of Blue (Sony Music)

6. Jerry Garcia and David Grisman -- So What (Acoustic Discs)

7. Ominous Seapods -- Matinee Idols (Megaforce/Hydrophonics)

8. Other Ones -- The Strange Remain (Arista)

9. John Lee Hooker -- Best of Friends (EMD/Virgin)

10. Bob Marley and the Wailers -- Survival (Tuff Gong)

Submitted by "Grateful" George Jodaitis, host of Grateful Radio, heard every Sunday from 10 p.m. to midnight on WCUW (91.3 FM). This week's program features an interview with Grateful Dead tape archivist Dick Latvala of Dick's Picks.

Your top ten

1. Sublime -- 40 Oz. to Freedom (Skunk/MCA)

2. Unwritten Law -- Unwritten Law (Interscope)

3. Suicide Machines -- Destruction By Definition (Hollywood Records)

4. Sublime -- Robin' the Hood (Skunk/MCA)

5. Mighty Mighty Bosstones -- Don't Know How To Party (Mercury)

6. Nine Inch Nails -- Pretty Hate Machine (TVT)

7. Social Distortion -- Social Distortion (Epic)

8. Soul Coughing -- El Oso (Warner Bros.)

9. Bob Marley and the Wailers -- Legend (Islandlife)

10. Weezer -- Weezer (DGC)

Submitted by Josh Latham, guitarist for Sticker, who perform at the Commercial Street Cafe on March 27.

Web site of the week

www.falwell.com

Jerry Falwell seemed to have lost his place as a political mover and shaker until the good reverend took over as Tinky Winky's publicist. (It was quite a week!) Read his opposition to South Park, gay rights, The Lion King, and The Little Mermaid, stay on top of his political agenda, and send him your own e-mail message.