10 episodes
Sounds like the thrift store with DJ Sally Ann DJ Sally Ann
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3.7 • 3 Ratings
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Created from, and ONLY from music scored in thrift stores. Brought to you by DJ Sally Ann in all her low-tech glory. Sounds Like The Thrift Store plays cassettes, vinyl records, the occasional CD and generally music you've never heard before - though it's definitely not new. Musical recycling and hilarity. Recorded in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Contact: djsallyann@gmail.com
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Sounds Like the Thrift Store
Classical Music Played by TOOLS, Ace of Base, Depeche Mode too! Also, some technical difficulties!
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A Date with Romeo and Juliet
This whole episode is a loving exploration of that fabulous 1996 soundtrack.
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Vinyl Tarot Edition!
Steve Miller Band, Madonna, Willie Nelson... I go through the Vinyl Tarot Deck and share the songs from RuPaul, Pat Benetar, Prince and more!
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Whistle While You Work: the RETURN of Sounds Like The Thrift Store
Animotion: Obsession: Laws of Attraction: 1984
Whistle While You Work, A Collection of Songs with a Lilt to Lighten Your Housework
-Sing A Little Melody: Ferko String Band
-Bridge of Happiness: Joyce Romero
-Whistle While You Work: The Danube Strings
(late fifties)
Jingo: Fever: Afro-Rock Vol 1:original song from 1974, this album from 2010
Geraldo Pino and The Heartbeats: Heavy Heavy Heavy: Afro-Rock Vol 1:
Rickie Lee Jones: Woody and Dutch on the slow train to Peking: Pirates: 1981
Racing thing from the 1964 Winternationals in Pomona Californa
Secret SoundTrack Song - email me to WIN
Total Coehlo: I Eat Cannibals
Customer Reviews
Fall in love.
I was looking for podcasts about the cult of "thrifting" - thrift shopping and thrift store culture, that is, when I stumbled upon this. I had a sneaking suspicion by the description that this would be right up my alley, and boy, has it gone above and beyond my expectations.
Sally Ann is a captivating host, with a sultry-nerdy NPR voice not unlike that of Ana Gasteyer in the Saturday Night Live 'Delicious Dish' sketch from the late 90s.
Apparently she's on some little indie radio station in Canada, but she may as well be from another planet - Planet Awesome.
There's something so utterly charming, so underground and cool yet so very familiar about this show, and it warms my heart to know that it exists in 2011, on the internet, though I swear it came out of some Evergreen student's dorm in 1993, on cassette.
If you are a diehard pop culture junkie, on the nostalgia tip, you will love this show.
If you think 'Mama's Family' is a cult classic, you will love this show.
If you love so-called guilty pleasures, you will love this show.
If you think the12" 9 and a half minute Jellybean Benitez "SUPAHOT!!" remix version is a lost art, you will love this show.
It's everything from DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince's squeaky-clean ode to S&M to a woman's workout instructional record, set to the theme of '9 to 5.'
My only criticism is that she only seems to do one hour-long show a month, though she says it's broadcast weekly on the radio. Maybe they're slow to post episodes to iTunes.
Download this. Now.