New Year's Eve. This episode wallows in a funk of desperation and nostalgia for a bygone era (but doesn't every episode??). Didn't spend any time in the garage but nonetheless we have The Skids, For Against, Siglo XX, Stiff Little Fingers, Toy Love, Dinosaur Jr and a little heard track from from first wave Edmonton (Canada) punks the Rock N Roll Bitches.
In our second podcast of the festive season we chose some of our favourite tunes we've played in this year's transmissions, invited a few friends along to pick some songs too and all drank far too much. The results are a great batch of songs and some pretty sloppy mic work! It was great fun to make and we only actually remember a…
Just got the start of my chest piece tonight! Good lord, why didn't anyone tell me how fucking painful it is to get inked on your sternum? I'll post some pics as soon as I can clean this thing off. It's a Black Plague Death Doctor...a bit more steampunk, with some dead flowers and leaves. Eventually it will have two vultures on each side as well
Added by El Rey on December 30, 2011 at 5:50pm —
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1) The Eyes - I'm rowed out (VV.AA Nuggets II Original artyfacts from the british empire & beyond,2001)
2) The Bradipos IV - Mysterion (Live at KFJC Radio U.S.A.,2011)
3) Gravedigger V - Spooky (VV.AA. Be a caveman Best of voxx garage revival,2000)
Anyone else think it's weird that at one point in our recent history, garage rock and "nu metal" were competing for the favor of mainstream rock audiences? I don't think there was ever a point at which two visions of rock music - i.e., rebellious versus "rebellious," unvarnished versus slickly corporatized, bassless bands versus seven-string-drop-C-tuning acts - were so starkly evident in the top 40. Certainly at the time, I remember thinking nothing of hearing Linkin Park follow the White…
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(artist/song/album/label/Cancon);1. The Vogues ~ 5 O'Clock World ~ Super Box Of Rock (comp) ~ Dominion2. James Cotton ~ Honky Tonk ~ Late Night Blues ~ Justin Time3. Al Harris & The Nite Trane ~ Walk Don't Run ~ Canadian Instrumentals ~ CBC ~ cc4. Bill Haley & The Saddlemen ~ Rocket 88 ~ Box Set ~ Proper5. James Cotton ~ Rocket 88 ~ Late Night Blues ~ Justin Time6. Bill Haley & The Comets ~ Thirteen Women ~ Box Set ~ Proper7. The Ventures ~ Walk Don't Run ~ Best Of ~ EMI8. James…See More
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