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Here's what Tim Johnstone and I played and discussed on last night's show:

-Psy, "Gangnam Style"
-Kasey Musgraves, "Merry Go 'Round"
-Adele, "Skyfall"
-Missy Elliott featuring Timbaland, "Triple Threat"
-Rolling Stones, "Doom and Gloom"
-John Cale, "I Wanna Talk 2 U"
-Steve Aoki, "Livin' My Love"
-Lana Del Rey, "Ride"

"The Other Studio" airs at 9 p.m. Sundays on 94.9 FM "The River."

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When you’re not watching Bronco football players being flagged for doing the invisible horse dance in the end zone against Fresno State:

1. SEE A THRILLER
Local movie used to mean unwatchable movie. Not anymore. Filmed in Boise, "3 of a Kind" is an award-winning psychological thriller that confronts domestic violence. Watching the trailer, you get the feeling Boiseans may be cheering at the screen during the Idaho premiere. The showing at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Egyptian Theatre is part of a planned 17-city tour with proceeds going to local domestic violence shelters. Actress Margot Kidder, who plays Claire, says, " '3 of a Kind' is an extraordinary film, and to shoot it in Boise was a wonderful experience."

Now this is some funny @#$%.

Somebody with waaaaaay too much time on his hands has unleashed a "Gangnam Style" parody video starring the face of Boise State football coach Chris Petersen.

Featuring Coach Pete, Joe Southwick, Kellen Moore — even the infamous BSU exploding cow (watch closely at 1:15) — it’s a masterpiece of stupidity.

The original "Gangnam Style" video from South Korean pop star Psy has been viewed more than 430,000,000 times since its release July 15. It's also inspired a dance craze.

The Coach Pete version is already near 20,000 YouTube views. I feel like I should jab forks into my eyes for watching this video repeatedly, but I just can't stop laughing. Can you?

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The official Treasure Valley record holder for concert attendance is the only major event going on sale tomorrow …

The contest is over. Congrats to Leif E. and John G., who each won a pair of tickets.

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Have your cake and eat it, too: Electro house madman Steve Aoki is headed for the Revolution Center on Wednesday, Oct. 17, ready to splatter you with champagne and baked goods. You can win a pair of tickets right here in one of two ways: Through an email contest and/or on Twitter.

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When The Big Easy launched more than a decade ago, the concert house quickly established itself as a dance-club favorite among the 16 and older set.

The new Revolution Center is aiming to do the same next week.

Beginning Oct. 24 with a free, invitation-only kickoff party, the Garden City venue will launch Club Rev, a weekly dance bash.

“Our goal is to keep the energy high, keep people dancing and throw a big party every Wednesday,” says owner Creston Thornton, who previously opened The Big Easy, which eventually was sold to, and renamed, the Knitting Factory.

Potential for success seems solid at the 2,200-capacity Revolution Center — at least based on response from about 600 Capital High students who danced the night away for homecoming Sept. 28.

“The kids were going nuts,” Thornton says.

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Here's what Tim Johnstone and I played and discussed on last night's show:

-Randy Newman, "I'm Dreaming"
-Prince, "RNR Affair"
-Soundgarden, "Been Away Too Long"
-Donald Fagen, "I'm not the Same Without You"
-Bob Dylan, "Pay in Blood"
-Neil Young, "Walk Like a Giant"
-Alanis Morissette, "Guardian"
-The Helio Sequence, "October"

"The Other Studio" airs at 9 p.m. Sundays on 94.9 FM "The River."

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When you aren’t sweating about the possibility of the 0-4 Golden Eagles breaking out the triple option against the Broncos …

1. GO TO THE BEACH
Baltimore dream-pop duo Beach House — whose latest album, “Bloom,” has been hailed by critics as one of the year’s best — floats into the Egyptian Theatre tonight. If you’re looking for a different sort of heavy, behold classic American doom-metal band Saint Vitus (who also happen to be very nice guys) tonight at Neurolux.

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Bone Thugs -n- Harmony: 8 p.m. Dec. 1, Revolution Center, 4983 Glenwood St., Garden City. $15 first 100 tickets sold, $20 second 100, $25 third 100, then $29.50 general, $49.50 VIP. Ticketfly. On sale at 10 a.m Oct. 5

Concert for Cause with Blind Pilot: Silent auction from 6:30 to 8 p.m., show at 8:15 p.m. Dec. 15, Knitting Factory, 416 S. 9th St., Boise. $22. Ticketfly. Opening: Allen Stone. On sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 5

Ghost Hunters Live with Jason Hawes: Ghost Hunters Live with Jason Hawes: Hawes and another member of T.A.P.S. (The Atlantic Paranormal Society) talk about their adventures and paranormal experiences. Learn their unique methods for tracking the paranormal and see unreleased footage from the show. 8 p.m. March 1, Morrison Center, 2201 Cesar Chavez Lane, Boise. $27.50, $32.50 and $75 (includes post show meet-and-greet). Select-a-Seat. On sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 5

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When you aren’t playing Nintendo Tecmo Bowl in a futile attempt to analyze what the heck is wrong with Boise State’s offense …

1. ROCK YER FACE OFF
Brit Floyd isn’t a tribute band — OK, it IS a tribute band. But these guys take Pink Floyd worship to a whole new level. Plan on being blown away by the performance tonight at the Revolution Center.

Other weekend music highlights include Train tonight at Taco Bell Arena and guitar-playing freak Buckethead Saturday at the Knitting Factory. (Gotta love Buckethead.)