Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Bounty Killa -- "Anytime" (Xtra Large)

2. Delroy Digital -- "Freedom Train" (Delroy Digital/Delroy Records)

3. Mr. Easy -- "Murder" (Xtra Large)

4. Rilla -- "We No Take Check" (Delroy Records)

5. Bounty Killa -- "Can't Believe My Eyes" (Xtra Large)

6. Spragga Benz -- "Sotter" (Studio 2000)

7. Capelton -- "On a Mission" (VP Records)

8. Buccaneer -- "Bad Man Ting" (Brat Records)

9. Zebra -- "Unfair You Know" (VP Records)

10. Sizzla -- "Genesis" (Xterminator)

Submitted by Cool Chris, who's also spinning the latest from Shabba Ranks, T.O.K. and Lady Saw, and Ky Mani on the Reggae Explosion, heard Fridays from 8 to 11 p.m. on WCUW (91.3 FM).

Your top ten

1. Aerosmith -- Aerosmith (Columbia)

2. Korn -- Korn (Immortal)

3. Liquid Tension Experiment -- 2 (Magna Carta)

4. Metallica -- Master of Puppets (WEA/Elektra)

5. Meshuggah -- Destroy Erase Improve (Nuclear Blast)

6. Pantera -- Live 100 Proof (East West Records America)

7. System of a Down -- System of a Down (American)

8. Van Halen -- Van Halen (Warner Bros.)

9. Steve Vai -- Passion and Warfare (Sony Music)

10. War -- The World is a Ghetto (Avenue)

Submitted by John Menton, guitarist for the hard-rocking Hardwater, who appear as part of a 15-band show at the Framingham Civic League on October 3. For more info, visit listen.to/hardwater.

Web site of the week

www.chron.com/content/interactive/voyager/sail/

Lee Gunter and Mindi Miller set sail from Texas in March 1997 with the intention of slowly circling the globe (they're currently in Italy). Using digital technology, they've posted audio and video reports of their travels, including stops in Tahiti, New Zealand, and Fuji. When will the Spirit of Texas return home? What's the hurry?