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Alex Dunham and Areif Sless-Kitain from Regulator Watts discuss The Mercury LP, Alex building a new house in Minnesota, Areif's stint drumming in Bluetip and his love of Hoover, why Hoover broke up and how Regulator Watts began, the cinematic nature of the band's sound, Regulator Watts reconvening recently and recording new songs at Electrical Audio, whether this means the band might play shows again, other future plans, and much more!EVERY OTHER COMPLETE KREATIVE KONTROL EPISODE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO MONTHLY $6 USD PATREON SUPPORTERS. This one is fine, but please subscribe now on Patreon so you never miss full episodes. Thanks!Related episodes/links:Ep. #947: FACSEp. #900: Fugazi and Jem CohenEp. #835: J. RobbinsEp. #732: SoulsideEp. #636: SofaEp. #496: Iggy PopEp. #184: METZSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Im Gespräch mit Benni. Wir reden über Depeche Mode in der DDR, Greifswald in den Baseballschlägerjahren, ein Musikgeschäft in der Fleischerstraße, die Romantisierung von DDR-Kindheit, ein privat geführter Glasbläser-Betrieb, Altpapiersammeln mit den Pionieren, ein Fernseher vom Begrüßungsgeld, 120 Minutes auf MTV, Angel Dust von Faith No More auf Kassette, inhaltlich von Manic Street Preachers angesprochen werden, sich nicht trauen ins Jugendzentrum Klex zu gehen, zwei Holzfäller-Hemden übereinander, zwei Straight Edge-Typen zeigen den Weg ins Klex, Sascha von Happy Noise Records & Marian aka Eugen, Waiting Room von Fugazi, eine angefangene & abgeschlossene Hotelkaufmanns-Lehre, Chorus of Disapproval & Ironside in Greifswald, Mind over Matter, Respite aus Rostock, für Kerosene 454 & Bluetip nach Dresden, ZAP & HeartattaCk als Informationsquellen, erste Bandversuche mit Vietkong, ein superhäßlicher Washburn-Bass, die erste Band Auskotzen, eine Dose grüne Directions, Kraft & Liebe, keine Hippie-Kommune in Bovenden, das Label World Upside Down Records, Spit Acid als bedeutendste deutsche Punk-Band, wie Greifswald zu klein wurde & Göttingen viel mehr versprach, die Netflix-Serie Wild Wild Country, die Gründung von 244GL, wie niemand Bock auf Texteschreiben hatte, ein Filmzitat aus Happiness, Skandinavistik im Nebenfach, das Interesse an Tristesse & Verfall, die Idee zu einer Konzept-Platte über Einer flog über das Kuckucksnest, Konzeption der 244 GL-Artworks, dass Stack mit zwei Gitarristen eine Macht waren, selbstverständliche Männlichkeit, Marc von Trainwreck & Rocco von Perth Express & Benni haben eine Vision, Benni outet sich als Mucker, vom Ex-Faktor leben, ein Myspace-Counter der in die Höhe schnellt, Jack Shirley vom Atomic Garden Studio, Bands als Freundschaften, ein Punk-Festival im Tommyhaus, in Trainwreck reinrutschen, dass Japan eine andere Welt ist, die Band Heaven in Her Arms, ein gesalzenes gekochtes Ei im japanischen Supermarkt kaufen, zwei riesige anfrittierte Portionen Pommes, die großartige Band Six Year Plan, eine erholsame band-freie Zeit bis Wire Love kam, Fan von Orbit the Earth sein, 12 Jahre an der Uni Kassel, Flugsimulation & ein Mercedes Benz Modellauto-Fanclub, dass die Oldtimr-Szene durchsetzt ist von Idioten, vier Autos besitzen & kaputt reparieren, häßliche französische Autos aus den 80ern, Austin Allegro & MGBGT & Nissan Pao, das More Than Photos-Heft & -Ausstellung, wie Dolf Benni zum Fugazi-Konzert nach Berlin schickt, zwei abgehalfterte Rocktypen mit Saint Vitus-Tattoo, Facebook-Diskussionen mit Querdenker:innen um Gegensprache zu setzen, Interesse an Verschwörungstheorien, Dinge nicht stehenlassen wollen, Stress mit Esoteriker:innen wegen einer Entstörfliese, der goldene Aluhut als Ansprechpartner für Tipps, der große Schaden der zweiten Friedensdemo, die subtile Gefahr der DDR, Top 6 Bands: Nirvana, Manic Street Preachers, Pixies, Fugazi, Nada Surf, Julia, dass Oasis natürlich die beste Band der Welt ist, die Fragilität der Asozialität von Sheer Terror, #Oasisgate, uvm.

Lots of rock on this episode, all vinyl all good.10th Planet by Hot Snakes on Automatic Midnight (Swami Records)Waitin for the Bus by ZZ Top on Tres Hombres (London) Politicians In My Eyes by Death on Death (Drag City)Remains To Be Seen by Fuel on Moments To Excess (Ebullition)Fisherman by Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family on My Ancestors (Chris Editions)Fire Engine Red by Boys Life on Departures and Landfalls (Head Hunter Records)Baby Face by Thin Lizzy on Shades of a Blue Orphanage (Decca)Crybaby Blowout by Kinski on Down below it's chaos (Sub Pop)Brown Eyed Girl by The Swingin' Neckbreakers on Shake Break! (Telstar Records)Manic P by Beef Eater on Plays for Lovers (Dischord)Assault and Battery by Hawkwind on Warrior on the Edge of Time (United Artists)Straightaway by Lungfish on Pass & Stow (Dischord)Sacred Heart of the Highway by Bluetip on Bluetip (Dischord Records)Living in the Past by Witch on In The Past (WITCH Records)Here Comes The Judge by The Make-Up on Destination: Love (Dischord Records)Strange Town by Groundhogs on Thank Christ for the Bomb (Liberty)Bad Moves by Grok on Crock (Jackpot Records)The Red and the Black by Minute Men on 3-way Tie (For Last) (SST)Gbe Mi Lo by Ofege on Try and Love (Ivory Music)Reverberation by 13th Floor Elevators on The Psychedelic Sounds Of... (Get Back)Rich Folks Hoax by Rodriguez on Cold Fact (Sussex)Doves by Black Angels on Directions To See A Ghost (Light In The Attic)Cassandra Gemini by The Mars Volta on Frances the Mute (Gold Standard Laboratories)

We cover the year 1988 and it's a little grim. We also discuss the self-titled debut by Swiz, and Cringer's EP, Zen Flesh, Zen Bones. Justin also recaps another recent record store trip. Please rate and review us on iTunes. All episodes availabe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play. Songs featured on this episode: Jawbox - Jackpot Plus Swiz - Taste Swiz - Stone Swiz - Draw Cringer - Zen Flesh, Zen Bones Cringer - In Solitary Witness https://www.instagram.com/punklottopod/ https://twitter.com/punklottopod https://www.instagram.com/punklottopod/ https://punklottopod.simplecast.com/ punklottopod@gmail.com

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On the show, we play an hour of new music and an hour of old music. WE Tak to President Trump about Neal, Play "Do I Like It? Plus Much MoreWhere Your Mind Wants To Go by Blond Red Head on 3 O'Clock (Ponderosa Music & Art) Searching Hands by Buffalo Sex Change on Searching Hands (Admiral Traits Records)Doing It Right by Mourn on Sorpresa Familia (Captured Tracks) UFO Hunters by Chris Crofton on Hello It's Me (Arrowhawk)Sacrifice of a Thousand Ships by Funeral Horse on Psalms of the Mourning (Artificial Head Records) Musonsu by Jupiter & Okwess on Kin Sonic (Zamora) Next Level by Red Baraat on Sound the People (Sinj Label) Sands of Youth by SM Wolf on Bad Ocean (People In A Position To Know) Brown Horse by Spencer Radcliffe and Everyone Else on If I Knew How EP (Self Released) Homemade Bliss by T. Hardy Morris on Dude, The Obscure (Normaltown Records) Lady Macbeth by The Rock*A*Teens on 6th House (Merge Records) Francisco by The Young Mothers on Morose (Tektite Records) Thank You For Coming Over by Mourn on Sopresa Familia (Captured Tracks) Come On To Me by Paul McCartney on I Don't Know/Come On To Me (Single) (Capitol Records) 3x2 Slow by Bluetip on Bluetip (Dischord Records) Saint Theresa in Ecstasy by 90 Day Men on To Everbody (Southern Records) Remake/Remodel by Roxy music on Roxy Music (Warner Bros) See No Evil by Television on Marque Moon (4 Men With Beards) Neighborhood by Arcade Fire on Funeral (Merge Records) We Are Nowhere And It's Now by Bright Eyes on I'm Wide Awake It's Morning (Saddle Creek) Ella Guru by Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band on Trout Mask Replica (Reprise) I Can Get Off O n You by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson on Waylon and Willie (RCA) Trying to Make a Fool of Me by The Delfonics on Delfonics (Philly Groove Records) Unity by The OJay's on Family Reunion (CBS Records) The Rise and Dear Demise of the Funky Nomadic Tribes by Thin Lizzy on Sahes of a Blue Orphanage (Light in the Attic Records)

We get back into it for the 2nd hour with Aaron Ford (Bluetip, Forget Cassettes, The Sincerity Guild, And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead). We begin at his entry into the Dischord Records band Bluetip and then through a litany of bands that culminated in his "8 months or more a year" touring and recording with Trail of Dead. And we also learn about his new career in the culinary world. Get your pens and paper together and be ready to take notes!

Aaron Ford (Bluetip, Forget Cassettes, The Sincerity Guild, And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead) was just a kid from small town Georgia playing air drums with pencils and then Hit Stix to his favorite RUN DMC cassette. But then a magical moment on a neighbors orange Ludwig vistalite drum set changed everything. In this first hour of two we learn about those early days where he practiced for "6-8 hours a day" while working at a meat and three with "a bunch of women over 70." You will not believe where it all leads.