This Show Totally Fucking Rocks Numero 18 25th January
Thursdays are the new Fridays, which coincidentally are the old Wednesdays. Anyways, what a line up of shows tonight and I don’t think this one will disappoint. Click play for some:
Conflict,
Off!,
Shellac,
The Deadly Snakes,
John Spencer Blues Explosion,
NoMeansNo,
The Weirdos,
The Boomtown Rats,
Radiators from Space,
The Briefs,
The Hatepinks,
Means Jeans,
HFOS,
Jay Reatard,
Dean Dirg
and a hape more rockin tunes.
This week ive an old Pincher Martin fanning session plus loads of other stuff.
1. theatre of hate – do you beleve in the west world
2. archive – men like you
3. sydney city trash – whiskey in the sun
4. tindersticks – raindrops
5. alien sex fiend – smells like….
6. new model army – bittersweet
7. the mummies – you must fight to live on the planet of the apes
8. johnny cash – rusty cage
9. jujus – do you understand me
10. karen dalton – katie cruel
11. pilotlight – bringing flowers to the black banks
12. pilotlight – all purpose underneath
13. kid congo & the pink monkey birds- hill of pills
14. christian death – pillars of osiris
15. those poor bastards – nightmare world
16. al hirt – green hornet
17. aphex twin – nannou
Whatever You’re Havin’ 0017 – pearls from Pearl
Avalanche - Leonard Cohen
The Saddest Song - Adrian Crowley
Golden Dawn - The Lost Brothers
Mellow Doubt - Teenage Fanclub
Sand - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood
Witchita Lineman - Glen Campbell
After The Rain - Shirley Bassey
The Sun Refused to Shine - Richard Hawley
Caramel - John Grant
Joan Jett of Arc - Clem Snide
Pendleton - Buffalo Tom
Seymour Stein - Belle and Sebastian
Girl's Song in Winter - Vashti Bunyan
Maty Groves - Alela and Alina
St. Swithin's Day - Billy Bragg
Honeymoon is Great, I Wish You Were Her - Josh T. Pearson
No talking this week. Technical difficulties. Anyway, hope you enjoy!!!
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Alison Goldfrapp ~ Clowns
Siouxsie ~ Hall of Mirrors
Polly Jean Harvey ~ The Glorious Land
Radiohead ~ Weird Fishes / Arpeggi
Einstürzende Neubauten ~ Blume
Si Schroeder ~ C4
Belle & Sebastian ~ Seeing Other People
Belle & Sebastian ~ The Boy with the Arab Strap
Wilco ~ (The Song)
Violent Femmes ~ Freak Magnet
Nick Cave ~ Nature Boy
Supergrass ~ St. Petersburg
Ladytron ~ Ghosts
The Cure ~ Another Journey by Train
Nick Cave/Warren Ellis ~ The Road
[[Derrick Morgan]]- Easy Snapping
[[Seosamh O Héanaí]] – Cunla
The Harrin’s Heids- Isla Cameron, Bob Davenport, Jack Armstrong, The Rakes
[[Shirley Ellis]] – The Clapping song
Potentz feat. Solo Banton- Mission (mic check)
Rappa Robert and Jim Brown – Pirates Anthem
[[Macka B]] – Old Fashioned
[[Rudimentary Peni]]- Zenophobia
[[Post Regiment]]- Znów
Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars – Big Fat Dog
[[London Posse]]- How’s Life in London
[[Kid Congo]] and The Pink Monkey Birds- Our Other World
Captain Moonlight – Shake Your Fist
Derv and the Gang- Parish Priest
Doctor Ring Ding- Dancin’ with the Fat Man’s Lady
Easy Snappin Fifteen
Spot the continuity error 🙂
The Sound Of Music from Africa, USA, Australia, Europe, South America and New Zealand…
1. Carebears on Fire – Everybody Wants To Rule The World
2. Hugh Masekela – Motlalepula
3. Jools Holland & Ruby Turner – The Informer
4. The Postmarks – No One Said This Would Be Easy
5. The Postmarks – Balloons
6. Gilbert Gil – Dono Do Pedaco
7. Dexys – Now
8. Joe Jackson – What’s The Use Of Getting Sobre (When you’re gonna get drunk again)
9. Jimmy Barnes & Roachford – Attention
10. Bob Flemings Folkin’ Country Favourites
11. Walter Wanderley – Os Grilos
12. Earl Grant – House of Bamboo
13. Th’ Dudes – On Sunday
14. Jo Lemaire & Flouze – Calendars
15. Yothu Yindi – Djapana
The Superheroes find themselves even more Suburban when they are teleported to Planet Ongar, far far away from Groovetown studios where they normally transmit their broadcasts home. Here they meet up with their host Nora Bam who brings them on a chronological journey back to 80′s Dublin and tells us about being on Craggy Island. They conduct an interview with Bruce Lightyear, a Space Ranger who attempts to determine if they are friend or foe, Krossie rails against the army of I clones that he thinks an earthling has created, and they introduce another superheroe to the show in the form of Chicken Man. Bizarre Adventures abound in Prog. 15 where the Suburban superheroes Look Back in Ongar
1. sadistician – sickman
2. burial hex – dedicated to canon
3. sutekh hexen – opalescence
4. gnawed – time undone
5. khost – a shadow on the wound
6. cloak of aderlating – into celestial hell
7. trepaneringsritualen – the seventh man
8. abaddon incarnate – hour of the dog
9. act of impalement – echos of war
10. napalm death – to go off and things
11. mathusian – the gasless billows
12. the kiimanjaro darkjazz ensemble – sharbat gula
13. iron fists of the sun – born of snake
GrooveOnTheWireless18 The Doctor returns from the moon, or the volcanic rock known as Lanzarote, to entertain the masses and apologise to his loyal fans that missed his show last week. That was due to much foreseen circumstances of the Doctor soaking up the sunshine and cycling all over the island in his pre-season cycling training. There is an exodus that happens in January from Ireland and the doctor spent much of his time avoiding other Irish abroad like he avoids second helpings of Christmas pudding.
This show is the usual collection of music from everywhere and anywhere. As Louis Armstrong used to say about where his trumpet playing came from – “you blow who you is” and a DJ plays what he likes but don’t ask me to explain it, just enjoy the journey.
Track List
Greetings!
This weeks show is more minor than major, chordally speaking.
First track is for Al. Do I hear 21? Enjoy!
Cheers,
Dave.
Tracklist:
WILLIAM BASINSKI “The Disintegration Loops”
For a collection of music built around the poignant inevitability of decay, there has been a great many hopeful and inspired words devoted to William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops: stunning, ethereal, majestic, transfixing, life-affirming… and for good reason. From its 20-year gestation period to its infamously fateful completion, The Disintegration Loops is one of the most powerful manifestations of the inevitable cycle of life ever committed to tape, even as it documents the inevitable decay of all that is committed to tape. The very passage of time is its most effective instrument.
‘From many genres to beyond’
Features: The Cavemen; Poison Girls; Bongo Herman & Bingy Bunny; The Golden Horde; Lloyd Hemmings; and more.
