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If you find yourself in Austin during that special week in March, perspective can be a useful thing. It’s important to remember - as you see the long lines snaking around some of the clubs - that this is a conference at which the objective isn’t getting in to the big show with the biggest names of today. It’s about discovering the performers people will be talking about tomorrow.
Over the next hour, you’ll hear what our panel of some the nation’s most respected music experts are excited about at South by Southwest 2011. This is the List.
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If you find yourself in Austin during that special week in March, perspective can be a useful thing. It’s important to remember - as you see the long lines snaking around some of the clubs - that this is a conference at which the objective isn’t getting in to the big show with the biggest names of today. It’s about discovering the performers people will be talking about tomorrow.
Over the next hour, you’ll hear what our panel of some the nation’s most respected music experts are excited about at South by Southwest 2011. This is the List.
Timing and Cues
The program is broken into 3 segments.
First break begins at 12:27 and continues to 13:40
Cue: "There's lots more musical discovery just ahead, as our special, The List, continues."
Second break begins at 41:05 and continues to 42:09
Cue: "Much more music to discover coming up as The List continues"
Program narration ends at 53:25, music continues to 56:35




