Gimme Danger Radio

It's been quite some time. I think the last episode I posted was in February. There is no talking on this episode, just tunes. I'll be back next week with an episode focused on original songs and covers of those songs that are just as good, if not better. That should be a fun one. Anyway, here is a 60-minute mixtape of songs that just fell into place as I made this episode. Enjoy. Tracklist: - Intro - 1. Interpol - "Obstacle 1" 2. Damien Jurado - "Birdcage" 3. Idles - "War" 4. Le Shok - "Mind Your Own Business" 5. Liars - "Scarecrows On A Killer Slant" 6. Lovesick - "Sleep In Cars" 7. Cloud Nothings - "Stay Useless" 8. Constantines - "Young Lions" 9. Karate - "Cherry Coke" 10. Malady - "Yeah" 11. Queens of the Stones Age - "Go With The Flow" 12. Stiff Little Fingers - "Nobody's Hero" 13. AC/DC - "Walk All Over You" 14. The Cult - "She Sells Sanctuary" 15. The Everybodies - "Good Morning Colorado" 16. The Libertines - "Up the Bracket" 17. Victor! Fix the Sun - "My Friend the Guru" 18. The Knife - "Heartbeats" 19. LCD Soundsystem - "All My Friends"

A week ago I made a post on my personal Facebook page asking what should the next episode of the podcast focus on, and my good buddy Kris Forward suggested 60's Proto-Punk. Now, I know very little about this "genre" except for it's major players, The Stooges, MC5, The Velvets, etc., so I thought it would be fun to put something together and learn a little more. So here we are. 22 songs that I think are a pretty damn good representation of what one would call Proto-Punk. I hope you enjoy it. Don't forget to tell your friends or anyone you know that loves music to check out the podcast, subscribe to it, and give it a rating it would really help out! Track list: 1. MC5 - "Ramblin' Rose" 2. The Sonics - "The Witch" 3. The Monks - "I Hate You" 4. The Strangeloves - "Night Time" 5. Them - "Mystic Eyes" 6. The Stooges - "Not Right" 7. The Deejays - "Black Eyed Woman" 8. 13th Floor Elevators - "You're Gonna Miss Me" 9. The Velvet Underground - "I'm Waiting For the Man" 10. The Music Machine - "Double Yellow Line" 11. The Seeds - "Pushin' To Hard" 12. The Rationals - "I Need You" 13. The Lyrics - "So What!!" 14. Love - "7 & 7 Is.." 15. The Castaways - "Liar, Liar" 16. The Blue Rondos - "Baby I Go For You" 17. The Kingpins - "Diamond Girl" 18. The E-Types - "Put the Clock Back On the Wall" 19. The Creation - "Making Time" 20. The Vagrants - "Respect" 21. The Standells - "Dirty Water" 22. ???????????

Just like the episode title states, here we are again. This week we hear some great tracks from Devo, Failure, Shellac, Team Dresch, and many more. Give us a follow on Instagram, give us a rating where ever you listen to your podcasts, and tell a friend about the show. Thanks for getting the word out, and go buy music from the artists I play on the show. Enjoy! The Make Up - "Born On the Floor" Fucked Up - "Police" Crimpshrine - "Springtime" Discount - "This Rooms Regular" Rocket From the Crypt - "Hairball Alley" Fifteen - "Land Mine" Assfactor 4 - "I Reckon" Career Suicide - "Point of No Return" Frodus - "Dumb Terminal" The Jesus Lizard - "Seasick" Dag Nasty - "Circles" Devo - "Sloppy (I Saw My Baby Getting)" Beck - "Asshole" Team Dresch - "I'm Illegal" Thin Lizzy - "Cowboy Song" Fu Manchu - "Anodizer" Shellac - "Wingwalker" Failure - "Pitiful" Living Colour - "Cult of Personality" Vitreous Humor - "Science Has No Soul" Whores - "I See You Are Also Wearing A Black T-Shirt" The Replacements - "Talent Show (Matt Wallace Mix)"

It's been some time. I know that barely anyone listens to this thing, but I really want to get back into the habit of making weekly mixes so here we are. Hopefully there is something in the group of songs that you will enjoy and we even have a few new jams to play for ya. The Set List: Pinback - "From Nothing To Nowhere" Metz - "The Mirror (Live)" Wrong War - "Dead Tank" Mothercountry Motherfuckers - "Gates of Renault" Amber Inn - "Leave With Dignity" Anasarca - "East Bunk Hill" Broken Hearts Are Blue - "Because I Am" Chillerton - "Holden" Evergreen - "This Letter To Kim" Sleepytime Trio - "Rock Candy" Plosivs - "Broken Eyes" The Smile - "You'll Never Work In Television Again" Small Brown Bike - "The Cold" Lync - "Two Feet In Front" Jawbreaker - "Fantastic Planet" Jawbox - "Static" Kiss - "Firehouse" Cheap Trick - "I Want You To Want Me" Shudder To Think - "Red House" Clairo - "Bags" Smashing Pumpkins - "Drown"

I know, I know, it's been quite awhile since the last episode, but what a way to come back! I had a great time talking with my good buddy, Mike Taylor of Terminal Bliss, Pageninetynine, Pygmy Lush, Haram, Mannequin, etc., about twelve of his favorite songs, and so much more. I hope you enjoy it, and be on the look out for more episodes!

Hey there, everyone! Here we are at episode 31 and here are some of the tunes I listened to this past week. I hope everyone digs the following tunes by: T. REX, DANZIG, X, BIKINI KILL, BLACK MIDI, BIG BOYS, TAR, THE NIGHT MARCHERS, PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED, LCD SOUNDSYSTEM, YAZOO, DEPECHE MODE, DAVID BOWIE, IGGY POP, HOOVER, LEG, & THE WHO.

Today's guest is someone I've known and have been inspired by for quite some time. Dan Fisher is not only a great and highly saught after musician in the Grand Rapids, Michigan music scene, but he is also one of the nicest human beings you could ever meet. I had a great time catching up with Dan and talking about his choices for top 3 desert island songs. Below you will find links to all of Dan's relevant social happenings so you can keep up with one of the busiest people in the west Michigan music scene. Enjoy! Dan's Links: Linkage

Welcome to Episode 29! I can't believe I've kept it up for this long. I only missed a couple weeks since I started this thing and at times like I don't want to do it at all, but I always get pulled back to it because I love playing music for people. I'm not too sure how many people listen to this, and if they did would they even admit it? Who knows. I hope you enjoy the show, whoever you are. SCREECHING WEASEL, BORN AGAINST, HOAX, JEROMES DREAM, JFK, THE GET UP KIDS, BIKINI KILL, ANGEL HAIR, CHILLERTON, DAG NASTY, FACE TO FACE, HEY MERCEDES, RED FORTY, ASSERTION, RED HOUSE PAINTERS, BEAT HAPPENING, THE BLACKTOP CADANCE, SAVES THE DAY, THE UNDERTONES, WAVVES, VICTOR! FIX THE SUN, TRUE NORTH, NAVIO FORGE, WHORES, YAPHET KOTTO, ANASARCA, UNSANE, SHOTMAKER, SWEARIN'

Welcome, welcome to the few people who do listen to this podcast. This episode focuses on my ten favorite songs from two of my favorite bands of all time, Jawbreaker & Fugazi. It was really hard choosing a ten best from each band because honestly, every song both bands have written could be in my list. The ones I chose for this episode just happened to be what i'm digging on the most right now. I also have a little tribute to the late great genius Shock G of Digital Underground who recently passed away. Before I discovered punk and hardcore hip-hop was my first true love, and Digital Underground was one of my favorites. I hope y'all enjoy!

Welcome to another episode of the Gimme Danger Radio podcast. You may find this one to be a little interesting as it follows a format you may not be familiar with, but I hope you enjoy the show either way. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Life happened and we had a little break from posting episodes, but hopefully we're back on track now. I hope you dig this episode and remember to subscribe to the podcast, rate the podcast, and let people know about it. Enjoy!

Today's guest DJ is Julio Gomez. He is the brain behind the band I Believe In Julio, and was a member of the Wildfire. He also cohosts the podcasts Grand Rhapsody and Bandscamps with our mutual friend, Dan Fisher. Julio is someone I met in the early part of the 2000's when I was living in Grand Rapids, Michigan and our bands were playing shows. I got to know Julio through our small tight knit music scene, and had the privilege of playing music with him in various projects. I've always admired the way Julio approaches any project he does and have enjoyed watching him grow as a musician, and an artist. It was a lot of fun to sit with Julio and talk about the music that helped form him as an adolescent, and eventually led him to start making music of his own. So sit back and enjoy the tunes and the conversation I had with Julio Gomez.

When I started putting this episode together I had no idea that a lot of these songs could've been on a mixtape that was stuck in the cassette deck of my 1984 Delta 88, circa 1998. So come on in, and lets take a trip around Grand Rapids, Michigan and checkout some of the songs I was into around that time.

Today's guest is someone who's music I have loved since my teenage years and continually come back to, Mr. Brandon Butler. Brandon was a member of the influential band Boys Life as well as a member of a band that more people should've have known about during their existence, The Farewell Bend. The Farewell Bend actually reissued their lone LP just last month via Spartan Records, and I highly suggest you head over to their website and pick up a copy; you will not be disappointed. After The Farewell Bend called it a day, Brandon was a member of the band Canyon that put out two really great records as well, and became Jay Farrar (Son Volt, Uncle Tupelo) backing band for a few tours. After Canyon split he released three solo LP's under his own name, and also started the band Six Bells. I hope you're ready for a long one, because it is, haha! I have no clue how to edit these things, so you get what you get. Enjoy!

Today's episode is with our special guest Damian Master. Damian is a prolific musician and independent record label operator, as well as a music fanatic much like we are. Damian took us on a journey through 10 songs that he adores and have influenced him in his musical journey. Damian currently is working on new music with his hardcore band Prison Suicide as well as new hardcore project AMMONIIA. He is also putting the finishing touches on a new A Pregnant Light LP which compiles all of the songs that were part of his Kiss Me Through the Phone series that ran all of last year. It was a great time talking about music with Damian and catching up on what has kept him busy through most of last year, and through the beginning part of this year. So sit back, grab a seltzer water and enjoy some tunes and our conversation with Damian Master.

It is a beautiful day here in Portland, OR, and the perfect day for a brand new episode. Get ready for some great tunes, and a little bit of talking. Enjoy!

The winter weather has hit most of America pretty hard. Here in Portland we had an entire weekend of ice and snow, and with no infrastructure to handle such weather the city shut down. So here is a bonus episode of some new tunes I recently discovered, and some classics that I have been playing recently. Enjoy!

Josh took over the podcast today to talk about music and play a few things too. Enjoy!

I was supposed to have a guest DJ on this episode, but unfortunately my buddy Josh Stacey was feeling a bit under the weather. So instead I decided to put together an episode on the fly. So here it is, more music and me talking. Enjoy!

I can't believe i've made it to 17 of these episodes. I honestly thought I would've given up long ago. I'm going to keep making these things even if no one listens because its fun. I wonder if anyone will even read this? Anyway, heres some more music songs and my stupid rambling. Enjoy!

Some more music fun for your ear holes! Send feedback to gimmedangerradio@yahoo, or message me on instagram and twitter @gimmedangerradio. Enjoy!!!

The second installment of Hip-Hop tunes from it's golden, and dopest era. Please subscribe to the podcast and give it a rating on whatever platform you listen to your podcasts. Enjoy!

Here we are, another episode of this silly podcast. Things are going to be a little different from here on out. When there is no guest i'm going to try and keep the talking to a minimum, and just stick to playing the tunes; less talk, more rock. I might have little anecdotes here and there about songs, but overall the talking will be kept to a minimum. If you ever want to know more about an artist or the list of songs I played, please feel free to send me an email at gimmedangerradio@yahoo, or shoot me a message on either Instagram or Twitter at gimmedangerradio. Ok. Don't forget to rate and subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. Enjoy!

THE GOLDEN ERA OF HIP-HOP, VOL. 1 With the news of the passing of MF Doom, I was inspired to make a playlist consisting of my first musical obsession, Hip-Hop. From the late 80's and through the early 90's, I bought and collected hip-hop cassettes and CD's. I had so many that I had multiple shelves containing them. I used to also tape trade episodes of the legendary hip-hop radio show, The Stretch Armstrong Show; later to be known as the Stretch and Bobbito show. I would find the episodes I needed in classified ads in the back of the Source magazine, and would trade with people that needed what I had. This is the first in many episodes dedicated to my love of hip-hop. I hope you enjoy. Don't forget to subscribe to and rate the show wherever you listen to your podcasts. This episode comes with a YouTube playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZJbTZ1_92iYD6lAyvjuVgNAR_3KRxCF2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of Gimme Danger Radio our guest DJ, Colin Clive takes us on a tour of the songs that continually occupy his mind. Colin Clive is the guitarist and sometimes vocalist of the Grand Rapids, Michigan Ska-Punk band Mustard Plug, and is also the guitarist and vocalist of the post-punk-cold wave band, The War Between. Colin is one of my oldest and dearest friends, and it was an honor to sit down and talk with him about the music that he loves. So sit back and enjoy this trip through Colin Clive's music obsessed mind, right here on Gimme Danger Radio! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Another episode of me talking about the songs I want to play for y'all. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For Episode 10 of Gimme Danger Radio I had the chance to talk about music with fellow Michigan punk kid, Rich Miles. Rich Miles was the bassist of Constatine Sankathi, a DIY hardcore band based out of Kalamazoo, Michigan in the mid '90's. Constatine Sankathi along with fellow Michigan hardcore bands Bev Clone, Current, Ottawa, Ordination of Aaron, ect., were part of a larger DIY hardcore music community across America who's influence on punk and hardcore can still be heard today. You may not know who Constatine Sankathi or any of the other bands I mentioned may be, but chances are if your efavorite band just might have. Sit back and enjoy this episode of Gimme Danger Radio, as Rich Miles takes us on a journey of his life through the music that helped shape it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

More talking about songs. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 8: This is an exciting episode as this is the first to feature a guest. On today's episode we welcome multi-instrumentalist, independent music supporter and rad human all around, Mr. Benjamin Caragol. Ben talks about writing and recording his new project, Semuta as well as the work he has done in his various other projects. Ben made some great musical picks, and we had a blast talking about them. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 7: On this weeks episode of Gimme Danger Radio we focus on the departure record, or whats more commonly known as the "sell-out" record. So tune in and have a good 'ol cringeworthy time with me, won't you? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's the 6th episode, and I talk music; shocking. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app