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This weeks show is a psychedelic special, from psych pop to stoner psych its a show to kick back to.
Smoking Spore – Taxodium
Black Bombaim – Saturdays and Space Travel
Children Of Leir – Oranj
Monobrow – Ministry Queen
Blaak Heat Shujaa – Society of Barricades
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The show this week is titled “The Clap”! No, it’s not an hour of music by artists who may carry STDs. Instead it is a compilation of songs that all contain ‘handclaps’ and the musicians performing the claps may have or may, at some stage in their lives, of had a sexy sexual disease. But that’s not for me to say. So I give you “The Clap”! See what I did there? Funny isn’t it? Enjoy the noise!
Tracklist:
The Chordettes – Lollipop
The Like – He’s Not A Boy
Portugal The Man – Sea Of Air
Leadbelly – Black Betty
Feist – Mushaboom
Weezer – Photograph
Bay City Rollers – Saturday Night
CSS – Alcohol
The Kills – Black Balloon
Radiohead – We Suck Young Blood
The Doors – Wild Love
Kitty, Daisy and Lewis – Going Up The Country
The Beatles – Please Mister Postman
Pearl Jam – Gremme Out Of Control
The Detroit Cobras – Ya Ya Ya (Lookin’ For My Baby)
Bill Withers – Lean On Me
Cathy Davey – Reuben
Son House – Grinnin’ In Your Face
1. the liberty takers – green fuz
2. the liberty takers – whats inside a girl
3. go w the flow
4. introspective – crossing boarders
5. amebix – sonic mass part 1
6. iron and wine – swans and the swimming
7. swans – unfortunate lie
8. birthday party – swampland
9. the fall – birthday
10. jesus and mary chain – birthday
11. peg leg howell – new prison blues
12. peter samuels – easter moon
13. peter sellers – she loves you
14. young marble giants – final day
15. nusa dua – drams of change
16. yeah yeah yeahs – warrior
Whatever You’re Havin’ #44 – breakin’ down the walls of heartache in the sun
Love Pt. 1 - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Breakin' Down the Walls of Heartache - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Seven Days - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Incapable of Love - Dexy's
Taainted Love - Gloria Jones
I Still Want to be Your Baby (Take Me as I Am) - Betty LaVette
Nothing but a Heartache - Detroit Cobras
If Looks Could Kill - Camera Obscura
You are the Generation That Bought More Shoes
and You Get What You Deserve - Johnny Boy
Geraldine - Glasvegas
Losing Love - Saturday Captains
Sundown - Adam Franklin
Lazy Eye - Silversun Pickups
Wake Up With the Sun Behind You - Decal
Deep Hit of Morning Sun - The Gutter Twins
Sun in My Bones - Windings
swod – sekundenn
radiohead – give up the ghost
wilco – muzzle of bees
david gilmour – smile
clint mansell – death is the road to awe
nick cave/warren ellis – the far road
sigur ros – staralfur
ólafur arnalds – faun
mogwai – time and a half
bert jansch – the black swan
lambchop – slipped dissolved and loosed
the blue nile – because of toledo
Enemy Radio show #11
Shite talking about one of my bands 20 Bulls Each, the Irish Hardcore scene, making cheese, old video games, old record players and eventually playing some tunes!
20 Bulls Each – Best days behind us
Menace- Last Years Youth
Most Precious Blood – Shark Ethic
Raised Fist – Friends and Traitors
Warzone – The Sound of Revolution
This week special Guest presenter Beatrice Banton bangs out some classics from her collection of illegal mp3 downloads
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Plenty of different stuff. Hope you like it, comments welcome!
Tracklist
1. Sonic Youth – Teen Age Riot
2. New Order – Dreams Never End
3. Violent Femmes – Blister In The Sun
4. Fugazi – Bad Mouth
5. Smashing Pumpkins – Jellybelly
6. Screaming Headless Torsos – Word To Herb
7. Screaming Headless Torsos – Graffiti Cemetary
8. Wolfmother – White Unicorn
9. Slighty Stoopid – Smoke Rasta Dub
10. The Cult – Wild Flower
11. Cornershop – Staging the Plaguing of the Raised Platform
12. King Modo – Sentimental Nigel
13. Balmorhea – Pyrakantha
Psychic spies, flying fish, floppy disks and flying kicks. Plus the Asylum, the Touch of Death, aspirin and the CIA. They keep asking us back to do more… it’s Skeptics with a K.
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Tracklisting includes:
S J Bernstein – No No Man
T Cheesecake – Hello Skinny
Kyoka – Hadue mixed with LAFMS – Suburban Magic
Sonic Subjunkies – Do you even know who you are
The Soft Pink Truth – Confession mixed with William Burroughs – extract from Junky
Alan Lomax – Extract from Dance Human History mixed with Moondog – Birds Lament
Roedelius – Digital Love
S J Bernstein – More Nose Please mixed with Trace Nico – Amtrak mixed with the conet project mixed with Burroughs – Junky extract
Sun RA – Nuclear War mixed with Burial – Forgive
Conclusion
SR 14
Can we ever say anyone is truly wrong? That they are absolutely wrong? On a recent trip to France, I was confused by a vigil we passed, and while trying to work out through my pigeon french whether the vigil was either Pro gay marriage and adoption or Anti, a youngish man approached us to answer our questions. However rather than try to influence or persuade us to his POV, he emphasised that his group had a right to express their views peacefully, without being discriminated against. Are there moral absolutes or is it all one giant grey area?
Sam Harris (Ted Talk) uses the example of a (Christian) father wanting to kill his gay son before he gets a boyfriend, preventing him from sinning, and condemning himself to hell. Equal rights has been on my noodle all the time recently – what level of social injustice is acceptable??? Why should we fight for equal rights where the rights don’t concern us? Because we are part of the oppression if we don’t. That’s it.
Slight Return 14
Placebo – Nancy Boy
Macklemore – Same Love
The Cake Sale (Lisa Hannigan & Gary Lightbody) – Some Surprise
Zach Walls – Speaks about his family
Spooky Tooth – Society’s Child
Scissor Sister – Take your Mama
Jack Black & pals – Prop 8: The Musical
The Christians – Harvest for the World
Two Door Cinema Club – Something Good
Datarock – Computer Camp Love
Kodaline – High Hopes
Allman Brothers – Worried down the blues
John Grant – JC Hates Faggots
The Chapel Club – Surfacing
Mama Cass – Make your own Kind of music
this week more genre hopping entertainment from a somewhat hungover DJ all taken from rescued vinyl pressings, we’ve got hip jazz, merengue, soul, reggae, sitar folk and Punjabi hymns.
Brazil -Shirley scott
un poquito para atras – johnny ventura
hipadelphia – cannonball adderley quintet
man being stupid – s.e rogie
somethin’ else again – Richie havens
tilang m.5 – from the lp “Sikh hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib”
edge of reality – elvis Presley
go away from my world – Marianne faithfull
green power – little Richard
a fat boy can cry – billy stewart
express yourself – Byron lee and the dragonaires
the scott – Shirley scott
loch Lomond – fats waller
go down moses – fats waller
Tracklist
I haven’t put a show up in a few weeks, been very busy. Hope ye like this one.
1. Flo Rida – Let It Roll
2. Alex Kenji & Ron Carroll – Good Time
3. Deadmau5 Suckfest9001
4. Bingo players – Rattle
5. Firebeatz & Schella – Dear New York
6. Micky Slim – Brass Rail
7. Deadmau5 – Maths
8. Vampire weekend (Miike Snow remix) – Kids don’t stand a chance
9. Layo And Bushwacka – Love Story
10. Deadmau5 – Energy
11. Deadmau5 – Aguru
12. Deadmau5 – Cafe del Mar
13. Offdate vs. Moby – Alice has Ballz
1. Damien Dempsey – Dublin Town
2. 11Paranoias – Reapers Ruin
3. Sonic Youth – Catholic Block
4. Paranoid Visions – Poles Apart
5. Integrity – Suicide Black Snake
6. The Hives – T.H.E. H.I.V.E.S.
7. Black Eyes – Someone Has His Fingers Broken
8. Grant Hart – Awake, Arise
9. The Ex – Walt’s Disneyland
10. Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip – Angles
11. Glimmermen – This town
12. Soccer 96 – Aquarius
13. Who Shot Who – No Treaty No Mercy
14. Rudimentary Peni – The Horrors IN the Museum
Damien Dempsey is Ireleand’s Vegemite, you love him or hate him, no inbetween. I think he’s great. He grew up near my home and I feel he is one of ours. Dublin Town is about my town. “This is a love song, cos I love my people” I cringe with delight and pride whenever I hear this.
11Paranoias is from their debut album, superunatural, kind of like dublin these days. It is dark and heavy and strangely alluring. It is doomy but when the headphones are on it is somewhere to get lost
Catholic Block is a song from my youth, I saw Sonic Youth in McGOnagles, it was one of many great gigs in that long lost Dublin venue. I think I will do a show on them soon.
I did see Paranoid Visions in McGonagles and most other now closed down venues in Dublin. I have been singing the prasies of their latest album, escape from the austerity complex for quite a while now and Poles Apart is from this
Integrity are coming to Dublin this week, it is adding to a heavy show tonight and there will be some heaviness going down at fibbers this week
There’s something about the Hives that I love and it’s not the suits that they wear. T.H.E. H.I.V.E.S. is from their Black and white album which is a real rocker
This Hives song reminds me a bit of Black Eyes, kind of a distant disco relation but I like to have any excuse to play Black Eyes. Someone Has His Fingers Broken has me jumping around this room. great music for headphones.
So what about Grant Hart? Can you believe he has a new album out? Called the Argument? Awake, Arise is from this. It doesn’t disappoint
When the ex and dog faced hermans came to town back on November 5 1991 i had acheived all I needed to in life up to that point. I’d seen all i needed to see and woould have gladly travelled on that custom bus the bands were using to travel around Europe. Of course I’m glad now I chose to stay in glorious Dublin town as my life took a glorious journey but that night November 5 I will rembmer for ever. They didn’t play Walt’s Disneyland as the album this is on, Dizzy Spells, didn’t come out until a decade later but their two shows in Dublin that night were memorable, life affirming. You’d have to have been there, truly remarkable
Dan Le Sac and scroobius Pip are coming back to dublin in October Try and get there if you can
Glimmermen have a new album out. It is being launched in a couple of weeks. Self released local boys, any chance you can buy it?
Soccer 96 are from Brighton, nearly my favourite UK city. There is a compilation out now called Sea Monsters. It is the third year in a row to see such a comp Soccer 96 is a band name, to catch anyones eye. Mexico wasn’t it?
I saw Who Shot Who last year and the lead singer was dressed as a prioest, I knew he wasn’t one but I still wanted to confess my sins to the man, thankfully I only told him how long it was since my last confession and he let me pass with no treaty nomercy.
I’ve never seen Rudimentary Peni live but would have loved to. Cacaphony album has just been re-released on Southern and is a class album. I could have played any of the 30 tracks but the horrors in the museum gives a good indication of the band
Dr. Groove is back on the wireless, starting with a poem by Hank and away we go with an hour of fine, good music for you to enjoy. The heatwave may be over but there is life in this summer yet, so suck the bones of out it and hit the gas.
Blame the sun stroke, this is a set of Outsider Music. Taken from ‘Songs in the Key of Z’ and ‘Thrift Store’ Compilations. Comments welcome….
Luke Vibert & B.J. Cole – Intro
Duggie Ward – Welcome To My Mind
Daniel Johnston – Walking the Cow
The Langley Schools Music Project – Space Oddity
Wesley Willis – Rock and Roll McDonalds
George Fishoff Complex – Ping Pong
Legendary Stardust Cowboy – Paralyzed
The Space Lady – Major Tom
Chris – Crazy Crazy
Red Shadow (The Economics Rock & Roll Band) – Understanding Marx
Mme St. Onge – Il (Help)
Bingo Gazingo & My Robot Friend – You’re Out Of The Computer
The Shaggs – Philosophy of the World
Daniel Johnston – King Kong
Ivor Cutler – I’m Going In A Field
Los Shakers – Mas Largo Que El Ciruela
The Langley Schools Music Project – Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
The Caretaker – Mental caverns without Sunshine
This Show Totally Rocks Numero 44 25th July
I don’t know what made me think of Our Band Could Be Your Life this week. Maybe pics on FB from touring bands, or playing The Minutemen on last week’s show, or even a recent night in, listening to some old Chicago/Austin noise rock, but it got me to thinking of how great the bands in the book were/are and how mad some of the stories are. If you haven’t read the book, read it, start today. So on to the show. It starts off with a bit of the Wipers, just cuz. Then it is a chapter by chapter run down of the bands in the book: Black Flag, Minutemen (Click the link for We Jam Econo) , Mission of Burma, Husker Du, The Replacements, Sonic Youth, Butthole Surfers, Big Black, Dinorsaur Jr, Fugazi, Minor Threat and Mudhoney. I skipped Beat Happening as I don’t have any of their material and I will leave the room if any is put on the stereo. So that is the book and its worth the price alone for the story of Watt gaffer taping the legs of his trousers shut for days to keep in a severe case of the trotskys. The other big revelation this week was that Poison Idea was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame. They are followed by Bad Religion, The Angry Samoans, Mule , the Jesus Lizard and lastly Fucked Up. Alright that’s your lot, enjoy, let’s get it on!!!
The theme of the show this week is names. Which was suprising easy to compile. No talking this week due to lack of time.
Tracklist:
Foo Fighters – Oh, George
Ben Kweller – Ann Disaster
Blind Melon – Vernie
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Charlie
Pearl Jam – Lukin
Crystal Castles – Alice Practice
Foster The People – Helena Beat
Grimes – Vanessa
Iron And Wine – Jezabel
Nirvana – Polly
The Beatles – Anna (Go With Him)
Tom Waits – Martha
Cassie Franklin – Lady Margaret
Bob Dylan – Corina, Corina
Jodie Holland – Mad Tom Of Bedlam
Buddy Holly – Peggy Sue
Sonic Youth – Tom Violence
The Sonics – Louie Louie
Thank you .. Thank You .. Thank You – Roll up Roll up for more music from
day two of this year’s Westport Music Festival!!