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On his mom's side, Woody LaBounty's San Francisco roots go back to 1850. In Part 1, get to know Woody, who, today, is the president and CEO of SF Heritage. But he's so, so much more than that. He begins by tracing his lineage back to the early days of the Gold Rush. His maternal great-great-great-grandfather arrived here mid-Nineteenth Century. Woody even knows what ship he was on and the exact day that it arrived in the recently christened city of San Francisco. On Woody's dad's side, the roots are about 100 years younger than that. His father grew up in Fort Worth, Texas (like I did). His dad's mom was single and fell on hard times in Texas. She came to San Francisco, where she had a step-brother. Woody's parents met at the Donut Bowl at 10th Avenue and Geary Boulevard (where Boudin Bakery is today). Donut Bowl was a combination donut shop/hot dog joint. At the time the two met, his dad worked as a cook there and his mom was in high school. His mom and her friends went to nearby Washington High and would hang out at the donut shop after school. The next year or so, his parents had their first kid—Woody. They came from different sides of the track, as it were. Woody's mom's family wasn't crazy about her dating his working-class dad, who didn't finish high school. But once his mom became pregnant with Woody, everything changed. The couple had two more sons after Woody. One of his brothers played for the 49ers in the Nineties and lives in Oregon today. His other brother works with underserved high school kids in New Jersey, helping them get into college. Woody shares some impressions of his first 10 years or so of life by describing The City in the mid-Seventies. Yes, kids played in the streets and rode Muni to Candlestick Park and The Tenderloin to go bowling. It was also the era of Patty Hearst and the SLA, Jonestown, and the Moscone/Milk murders. But for 10-year-old Woody, it was home. It felt safe, like a village. Because I'm a dork, I ask Woody to share his memories of when Star Wars came out. Obliging me, he goes on a sidebar about how the cinematic phenomenon came into his world in San Francisco. He did, in fact, see Star Wars in its first run at the Coronet. He attended Sacred Heart on Cathedral Hill when it was an all-boys high school. He grew up Catholic, although you didn't have to be to go to one of SF's three Catholic boys' high schools. Woody describes, in broad terms, the types of families that sent their boys to the three schools. Sacred Heart was generally for kids of working-class folks. After school, if they didn't take Muni back home to the Richmond District, Woody and his friends might head over to Fisherman's Wharf to play early era video games. Or, most likely, they'd head over to any number of high schools to talk to girls. Because parental supervision was lacking, let's say, Woody and his buddies also frequently went to several 18+ and 21+ spots. The I-Beam in the Haight, The Triangle in the Marina, The Pierce Street Annex, Enrico's in North Beach, Mabuhay Gardens. There, he saw bands like The Tubes and The Dead Kennedy's, although punk wasn't really his thing. Woody was more into jazz, RnB, and late-disco. We chat a little about café culture in San Francisco, something that didn't really exist until the Eighties. To this day, Woody still spends his Friday mornings at Simple Pleasures Cafe. And we end Part 1 with Woody's brief time at UC Berkeley (one year) and the real reason he even bothered to try college. Check back next week for Part 2 with Woody LaBounty. And this Thursday, look for a bonus episode all about We Players and their upcoming production of Macbeth at Fort Point. We recorded this episode in Mountain Lake Park in March 2025. Photography by Jeff Hunt

Sadly for America, the Dead Kennedys' fire-bombing hardcore classic "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" b/w "Moral Majority" is even more relevant today than it was when Alternative Tentacles released it back in 1981. John and Marc delve into the fearless politics of Jello Biafra and the cracking music of the DKs on the latest episode of the Spindle.Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | Follow us on Instagram and YouTube.

Winston Banks, son of A CHORUS OF DISAPPROVAL guitarist Jeff Banks, talks about straight edge, current music, and how Drain and The Dead Kennedy's got him into hardcore! These videos are part of an ongoing video series chronicling the hardcore punk music scene. They are an addendum to the film Orange County Hardcore Scenester. This is a documentary I made that chronicles the 1990s hardcore punk scene. You can watch ORANGE COUNTY HARDCORE SCENESTER here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/ochs Or, pick up the Orange County Hardcore Scenester DVD here: https://revhq.com/products/evanjacobs-orangecountyhardcorescenester-dvd?_pos=2&_sid=683ac2ce9&_ss=r Subscribe to ANHEDENIA FILMS UNLIMITED and watch every Anhedenia Film as many times as you like for $2 a month: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/afunlimited Check out Milltown Records here: https://tokenshreds.bandcamp.com/track/token-shreds-2?from=search&search_item_id=1695488600&search_item_type=t&search_match_part=%3F&search_page_id=2571433611&search_page_no=1&search_rank=4&search_sig=78e458452775db27fb1dcd13556a202a #winstonbanks #werm #bankroll #euthanized #milltownrecords #achorusofdisapproval #anhedeniafilmsunlimited #anhedeniafilmsondemand

Oi! It's an hour of punk cover tunes tonight on Punks in Parkas!Hear tracks by the likes of The Clash, Ramones, Dead Kennedy's and more!For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/punks-in-parkasTune into new broadcasts of Punks In Parkas, Mondays from Midday – 1 PM EST / 5 - 6 PM GMT//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Save Ferris has something not a lot of ska bands have- longevity. They're back on the road and recording new music and bringing fans young and old into the band's orbit. We talked with lead singer, songwriter Monique Powell about reptiles, opera music and, of course, which Dead Kennedy's song they can't play for children. (Well, one specific song.)"Lights Out at the Reptile House" is available to stream wherever you find your music. And the band is out on the road, right now, bringing the good times to your city soon. For more information, check out the band's website, or follow them on Facebook.

When the dreams and promises you've placed your hopes in end up being a mirage, its only human to feel angry.  In the mid 1970's, a lot of teens and young adults found themselves in this camp.  The nation's shift toward a decidedly more cynical era could be heard in anti-war statements such as "War is not healthy for children and other living things"  On the equal rights agenda, the demand for black civil rights encouraged a louder beating of the drum as seen in the rise of feminism.  At the same time, both movements continued receiving backlash from the country's conservatives, especially The "Silent Majority" campaign, responding to the ‘liberal excesses' of the counterculture.Running through everything, there was a feeling that the social changes that the ‘60s had promised were as far away as ever.  America's kids were caught in the cross-hairs.  America was experiencing an epidemic of frustration, anxiety and anger.  With nothing to do, and a sense that the walls were closing in, teens living in places like New York, Detroit and Los Angeles, swam in an ocean of boredom and alienation that needed venting.  Punk's rawness and DIY attitude made it easy for anyone who had the need to hit back, or at least spit into the audience, to become an anti-hero.  In this first of two episodes on the origins of American Punk, we draw a through line from early New York proto-punk bands like the Velvet Underground, the MC5 and the New York Dolls through to California bands like X, Black Flag and the Dead Kennedy's.  You'll come away understanding how the idealism of the 1960's gave way to the cynicism and anger of the 1970's punk movement.  And yet, through it all, America's kids were still demanding change and even in the cynicism, holding out for something better.In This EpisodeJohn Lennon - Give Me Some TruthScene from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegasthe Rolling Stones - Gimme ShelterTV News – End of Vietnam WarScene from “Network”Scene from the GodfatherThe Clash – Police on My BackPink Floyd – Have a CigarThe MC5 – Kick Out the JamsThe Stooges – I Wanna Be Your DogIggy Pop – InterviewThe Velvet Underground – Venus in FursThe New York Dolls – Jet BoyDavid Bowie – SuffragetteDavid Bowie – InterviewDavie Bowie – Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from MarsDavid Bowie – Rock and Roll SuicideThe Ramones – Blitzkrieg BopThe Ramones - InterviewLinks to related show content from prior episodesThis episode refers back to a few topics covered in prior episodes.We invite you to learn more about these ideas!Use the links, below. Minimalism https://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/9672982-the-celestial-pulse-of-minimalismThe Blueshttps://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/8276409-the-duality-of-the-blues-episode-7-of-american-song Call and Responsehttps://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/8532047-the-rising-of-gospel-music-and-how-it-inspired-the-world

America's Punk movement was started on both coasts.  Early proto-punks like the MC5 and the New York Dolls were followed by a number of other early iconic acts who played at several New York clubs, including CBGB's (Country Blue Grass and Blues), such as the The Ramones, the Talking Heads, Blondie, and Patti Smith.  Meanwhile, LA and San Francisco had a decidedly more political movement propelled by bands like X, The Dead Kennedy's, and Black Flag.  These bands had more in common musically with UK groups like the Sex Pistols and the Clash.  In this episode, you'll see how the Punk Movement on both coasts continued to develop in the early 1980s, and you'll see what made these bands so utterly unique.  You won't want to miss a minute!In This EpisodeThe Ramones – Beat on the BratThe Ramones – Rock and Roll High SchoolU2 – The Miracle of Joey RamoneThe Ramones Family – Grammy AwardsThe Talking Heads – Psycho KillerThe Talking Heads – Once in a LifetimeThe Talking Heads – Burning Down the HouseDavid Byrne Interview – David LettermanBlondie – Hanging on the TelephoneBlondie – One Way or AnotherPatti Smith – GloriaPatti Smith – InterviewPatti Smith – Piss FactoryThe Dead Kennedy's – Holiday in CambodiaThe Dead Kennedy's – Kill the PoorJello Biafra – PMRC Interview (Parent's Music Resources Council)Black Flag – Rise AboveBlag Flag – DepressionX – Los AngelesX – Johnny Hit and Run PaulineThe Violent Femmes – Gone Daddy GoneThe Pogues – If I Should Fall From Grace with GodGogol Bordello – ImmigradiadaGreen Day – American IdiotFlush the Orange TurdLinks to related show content from prior episodesThis episode refers back to a few topics covered in prior episodes.We invite you to learn more about these ideas!Use the links, below.Minimalismhttps://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/9672982-the-celestial-pulse-of-minimalismThe Blueshttps://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/8276409-the-duality-of-the-blues-episode-7-of-american-song Call and Responsehttps://americansong.buzzsprout.com/1622638/8532047-the-rising-of-gospel-music-and-how-it-inspired-the-world

The Ramblin Gambler answers a question from Wrench (14:13), before doing a Moment of Casino Wisdom segment and teaching a new casino wisdom (25:42). In a travel segment, TRG has two weeks of results and a casino trip to share (43:05), before adjourning to the Virtual VIP Lounge where he is joined by Nakatomi Tony joins him for a discussion of AC rewards systems and casinos (1:01;49) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/casinokombat/support

Your host, Tom Austin-Morgan, is back on this episode of the Banned Biographies Podcast to let you know what's been going on and what you can expect on the next episode, which will be released next week. The news in this episode revolves around festival line up announcements, tour date announcements and cancellations, new album announcements, Ex Anti-Flag frontman, Justin Geever being sued for sexual assault, Crass releasing a picture book, Kevin 'Geordie' Walker from Killing Joke passing away, GWAR making a new film in which they save Earth from destruction, Shane MacGowan passing away, Spotify changing their royalties structure to stop two thirds of the songs on the platform from making money, Dead Kennedy's debut album reaching Gold status in the US 43 year after its release, and Manny Martinez (an original member of Misfits) passing away. I review singles and EPs release by Feeder, Gogol Bordello and Bernard Sumner, Cherym, Alkaline Trio, IDLES, Green Day, Sum 41, The Cult and Pendulum. However, there was only on album I was keeping an eye on to review this month: Just Before The World Starts Burning by The Sleeping Souls, a.k.a. Frank Turner's backing band. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday period, and a Happy New Year! Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.com Contact Twitter: @BannedBiogs Facebook: @BannedBiographies Instagram: @bannedbiographies E-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your host, Tom Austin-Morgan, is back on this episode of the Banned Biographies Podcast to let you know what's been going on and what you can expect on the next episode, which will be released next week. The news in this episode revolves around festival line up announcements, tour date announcements and cancellations, new album announcements, Ex Anti-Flag frontman, Justin Geever being sued for sexual assault, Crass releasing a picture book, Kevin 'Geordie' Walker from Killing Joke passing away, GWAR making a new film in which they save Earth from destruction, Shane MacGowan passing away, Spotify changing their royalties structure to stop two thirds of the songs on the platform from making money, Dead Kennedy's debut album reaching Gold status in the US 43 year after its release, and Manny Martinez (an original member of Misfits) passing away. I review singles and EPs release by Feeder, Gogol Bordello and Bernard Sumner, Cherym, Alkaline Trio, IDLES, Green Day, Sum 41, The Cult and Pendulum. However, there was only on album I was keeping an eye on to review this month: Just Before The World Starts Burning by The Sleeping Souls, a.k.a. Frank Turner's backing band. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday period, and a Happy New Year! Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.com Contact Twitter: @BannedBiogs Facebook: @BannedBiographies Instagram: @bannedbiographies E-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

11/22/23: DEAD KENNEDY'S DEAD RINGER W/ CHUCK OCHELLI It has been 60 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. When an anniversary of one of the greatest conspiracies of all time gets a new breath of life, it is a great opportunity to dig up a little history and feature an overlooked theory that seems to be making a comeback now that a new documentary on Paramount + called, JFK: What the Doctors Saw." It brings to light stunning revelations from doctors who were in the E.R. on the day of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. The documentary avoided the coincidence of Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit and JFK being shot and killed within 45 minutes and how they looked very much alike. There is strong speculation that their bodies were switched before the autopsy. Based on the discrepancies between photos and x-rays, common sense dictates a probable connection and an amazing synchronicity. Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with JFK assassination researcher, Chuck Ochelli about DEAD KENNEDY'S DEAD RINGER. #GroundZero #ClydeLewis #JDTippit #JFK #DeadRinger https://groundzeromedia.org/11-22-23-dead-kennedys-dead.../ Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis is live M-F from 7-10pm, pacific time, and streamed for free at https://groundzero.radio and talkstreamlive.com. For radio affiliates near you, go to talkmedianetwork.com. To leave a message, call our toll-free line at 866-536-7469. To listen by phone: 717-734-6922. To call the live show: 503-225-0860. For Android and Apple devices, download the updated and improved apps: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details... and https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aftermath-media/id1570944561. For additional show information, go to groundzeromedia.org. To access Ground Zero's exclusive digital library which includes webinars, archived shows/podcasts, research groups, videos, documents, and more, you need to sign up at aftermath.media. Subscriptions start at $7/month. Check out the yearly specials!

My guest this week is Eddie Shaw, bass player from The Monks The group's only studio album, 'Black Monk Time' released back in 1965 and described as "A lost classic" by Julian Cope of the Teardop Explodes has been a great influence on bands such as The Fall, The Dead Kennedy's, The Beastie Boys, The White Stripes and many, many more.. Check out some of the live videos of the band to see just how far ahead they were for their time. Punk-rock, ten years before Punk was even a thing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bic0lgcEjY4&themeRefresh=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H-fmmNmrRs

NoMeansNo is an absolute powerhouse of a band that combines elements of punk, metal, precision rock and made Jon fall in love with audio sampling. Since being introduced to the band at 17 years old by our brother Matt Amyx, Jon's wanted to pick John Wright's brain. (If you've spent any significant amount of time around Jon you've likely been forced you to hear their Acapella cover of Dead Kennedy's "Forward to Death" Recently Jon and Matt had the privilege of chatting up John, and found him to be fascinating as he is down to earth. His new solo project DEAD BOB proves that John and his brother Robert still have something to say, and they can still rock your pants off while saying it. Go give it a listen. Better yet, buy it! https://deadbob.bandcamp.com/album/life-like Enjoy Dandinistas! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/undetermined-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/undetermined-podcast/support

We're back into the indie record labels today with a look at Alternative Tentacles, established in 1979 in San Francisco, California. The Dead Kennedy's, Culture Shock, Spindrift, The Darts and more!

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Met nieuws over Led Zeppelin en Dead Kennedy's

Met nieuws over Led Zeppelin en Dead Kennedy's

I's our second edition of Aaron's Audio Audibles! On Sept. 30, pioneer American punk band The Dead Kennedy's released a remix of their iconic first album, "Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables". Our friend Mike Hilbig, author of "Judgement Day and Other White Lies" comes back to Yeah Uh Huh to talk about one of his favorite bands' game changing political record. #deadkennedys #jellobiafra #freshfruitforrottenvegetables #eastbayray #punkrock #sanfranpunk Track List for Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables 01. Kill The Poor 02. Forward To Death 03. When Ya Get Drafted 04. Let's Lynch The Landlord 05. Drug Me 06. Your Emotions 07. Chemical Warfare 08. California Über Alles 09. I Kill Children 10. Stealing People's Mail 11. Funland At The Beach 12. Ill In The Head 13. Holiday In Cambodia 14. Viva Las Vegas YUH Theme by David T and Mojo 3 https://www.amazon.com/Insanity-Sobriety-Blues-David-Mojo3/dp/B091N8BJNB Facebook video clip from this podcast https://www.facebook.com/100066858614566/videos/777670763506714/ Purchase "Judgement Day and Other White Lies" at Madville Publishing https://madvillepublishing.com/product/judgment-day-other-white-lies/ Dead Kennedys Official Website http://deadkennedys.com/ Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables 2022 Remix on Aple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/fresh-fruit-for-rotting-vegetables-2022-mix/1636992889 Yeah Uh Huh Social Stuff: Yeah Uh Huh on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@yeahuhhuhpod Yeah Uh Huh on Facebook https://facebook.com/YeahUhHuhPod Yeah Uh Huh on Twitter https://twitter.com/YeahUhHuhPod Yeah Uh Huh on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7pS9l716ljEQLeMMxwihoS?si=27bd15fb26ed46aa Yeah Uh Huh on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yeah-uh-huh/id1565097611 Yeah Uh Huh Website: https://yeah-uh-huh.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lisa-huey/message

We're hanging out with Dead Kennedys guitarist East Bay Ray to discuss the forthcoming remastered edition of Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables. Featuring a sonic once-over from Chris Lord-Alge, whose credits include everyone from Prince to Madonna to Green Day and My Chemical Romance, as well a new 40th anniversary book featuring essays and quotes from Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day), Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters) and Duff McKagan (Guns 'n Roses), this new edition provides a fresh angle on this enduring classic, and the decades have done nothing to diminish its anti-establishment screeds. On his episode, Ray explains how it happened, addresses Jello Biafra's criticisms and describes the DIY approach that fueled the original recording.Got a thought to share about classic punk, your favorite Dead Kennedy's song or anything else? Ring us up at 1-877-WASTOIDS and leave us a message. 

Joe and Paul dive headlong into the debut album of the satire-punk band The Dead Milkmen. Is it a grand slam debut or does it fail harder than a fascist at a Dead Kennedy's concert? Listen and find out as they Rate That Album.

Lead singer of the Colorado band Fast Eddy, Micah Morris's rock'n' roll journey began with Jethro Tull but his path to the rock stage started with The Dead Kennedy's. Through the years his evolution as an artist has landed him as the frontman of one of the most unique emerging bands around. Micah talks the music, the songs, and their new album "Take A Look" on the latest Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight.Part of The Pantheon Podcast Networkhttp://pantheonpodcasts.comhttps://twitter.com/pantheonpodshttps://www.facebook.com/PantheonPodcastsFast Eddyhttps://www.fasteddyband.comhttps://www.facebook.com/fasteddydenver/https://www.instagram.com/fasteddyofficial/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/TheHookRockshttps://www.facebook.com/TheHookRockshttps://www.instagram.com/thehookrocks/

Lead singer of the Colorado band Fast Eddy, Micah Morris's rock'n' roll journey began with Jethro Tull but his path to the rock stage started with The Dead Kennedy's. Through the years his evolution as an artist has landed him as the frontman of one of the most unique emerging bands around. Micah talks the music, the songs, and their new album "Take A Look" on the latest Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight. Part of The Pantheon Podcast Network http://pantheonpodcasts.com https://twitter.com/pantheonpods https://www.facebook.com/PantheonPodcasts Fast Eddy https://www.fasteddyband.com https://www.facebook.com/fasteddydenver/ https://www.instagram.com/fasteddyofficial/?hl=en https://twitter.com/TheHookRocks https://www.facebook.com/TheHookRocks https://www.instagram.com/thehookrocks/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lead singer of the Colorado band Fast Eddy, Micah Morris's rock'n' roll journey began with Jethro Tull but his path to the rock stage started with The Dead Kennedy's. Through the years his evolution as an artist has landed him as the frontman of one of the most unique emerging bands around. Micah talks the music, the songs, and their new album "Take A Look" on the latest Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight.Part of The Pantheon Podcast Networkhttp://pantheonpodcasts.comhttps://twitter.com/pantheonpodshttps://www.facebook.com/PantheonPodcastsFast Eddyhttps://www.fasteddyband.comhttps://www.facebook.com/fasteddydenver/https://www.instagram.com/fasteddyofficial/?hl=enhttps://twitter.com/TheHookRockshttps://www.facebook.com/TheHookRockshttps://www.instagram.com/thehookrocks/

Lead singer of the Colorado band Fast Eddy, Micah Morris's rock'n' roll journey began with Jethro Tull but his path to the rock stage started with The Dead Kennedy's. Through the years his evolution as an artist has landed him as the frontman of one of the most unique emerging bands around. Micah talks the music, the songs, and their new album "Take A Look" on the latest Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight. Part of The Pantheon Podcast Network http://pantheonpodcasts.com https://twitter.com/pantheonpods https://www.facebook.com/PantheonPodcasts Fast Eddy https://www.fasteddyband.com https://www.facebook.com/fasteddydenver/ https://www.instagram.com/fasteddyofficial/?hl=en https://twitter.com/TheHookRocks https://www.facebook.com/TheHookRocks https://www.instagram.com/thehookrocks/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alec Peters booked some of the earliest punk and hardcore shows in Boston when he first brought bands like The Dead Kennedy and Flipper to town. He later moved on to Artist Management and most notably repped Gang Green and Meliah Rage and help them both bands get record deals. A&R was next, as he landed a gig at Mercury Records. These days he's working on an animated film called Eddie's Saloon.... Music The Charms "So Pretty"(theme song) The Freeze "American Town" The Homisides "Just Head" Interview recorded on zoom, with additional recording and editing by Mike Nash at Voice Motel in Somerville MA. This show was sponsored by Baby Loves Tacos and Disorder Vintage Support the podcast at patreon.com/twistedrico --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

The buzz was real in february. Every Friday is considered "new" music Friday for most media sites where everyone tries to get the latest scoop on what people will be listening to throughout the day. If you visited any comment section on February 24, then you most likely saw someone make a note about the song, "The Lost Art of Shutting Up." I initially heard about Totally Slow when they released their epic record called "Casual Drag." I kept thinking about how Refresh Records had found a good one and they better project this band to the world. The band followed up their third album with their February single, which was originally on a complilation album, but the group thought it made sense to release it as a single as well. When I started to poke around someone even told me "they should be the biggest band on the label." That is when I knew I had to have Scott on to talk about the new release and so much more. If you are a fan of 90s hardcore punk, then this is the place for you. Scott has been destined for this ride since his early days when he would pass around Dead Kennedy and Agent Orange cassette tapes on the bus. Now, he is opening for bands like Agent Orange. Check Totally Slow out below! Bandcamp: https://totallyslow.bandcamp.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ylV0VfqS89KdZCuNoJxJ0?si=sdcg5uIgSwWiV09QRrlhIg Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/totally-slow/560128834 Instagram/Twitter: @totallyslow  

Season 5 Episode 13 went out live on Rebel Rock Radio on 31 Mar 2022.  We kicked off with some ACDC, the title track of their 2016 release Black Ice.  From arguably the biggest rock band in the world we took in 3 lesser-known outfits i.e. Left Lane Cruiser, Monster Truck, and Motor Sister before spending some time with a couple of '70s classics from Rush and Nazareth.  'Zeit', the new release from Rammstein, made its TSORR debut and it's a great track.  Zeit means time, so it was fitting to also take a listen to Pink Floyd's wonderful track 'Time' off dark Side of The Moon.  The sad passing of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins deserved some TSORR recognition.  We took a listen to Taylor with the Foo's in 'All My Life' then a track off his solo EP Kota.  The track is wonderfully titled' I've Got Some Not Being Around You To Do Today'.  Taylor was way more than just the drummer for the band he was a part of the creative whole, a unique multi-talented character who breathed energy and charisma into the band.  From there we took a listen to Dream Widow which is an album Dave Grohl put together as a soundtrack to the Foos 2022 movie Studio 666.  Apparently, Dave played drums, guitar, bass and did all the vocals but it's a bit unclear in the literature how much the rest of the band were involved.   We took a listen to Bollywood out of India and a track called 'Aaj' off their album Rakshak.  It made sense to follow it with 'Ratamahatta' off Roots.  Two other tracks that make sense together were Halestorm's 'Break-In' featuring Amy Lee and In This Moment with 'The Fighter'.  To restore balance and get the show out of slow, dark, emotional albeit excellent stuff we played out with an energetic couple of tracks from Kiss with 'Rocket Ride', The Distillers with 'Sick of It All' and My Chemical Romance closed the set with 'Welcome To The Black Parade'.   P.S. After over 4 years of hoping it was fantastic to announce and celebrate the return of The Gaslight Anthem.  They are doing a reunion tour and are expected to record a new album.  Happy days.  Artists featured:  ACDC, Left Lane Cruiser, Motor Sister, Monster Truck, The Screaming Jets, Rush, Nazareth, Quiet Riot, Rammstein, Motörhead, Sanctuary, The Stooges, Pink Floyd, Queensrÿche, Gary Moore, The Dead Daisies, Foo Fighters, Taylor Hawkins, Dream Widow, Coal Chamber, Bloodywood, Sepultura, The Clash, Gary Numan., Dead Kennedy's, The Black Cat Bones, Jack Hammer, Dan Patlansky, L.A. Cobra, Kid Rock, Dino Jelusic with Mendoza, Halestorm feat Amy Lee, In This Moment, The Gas Light Anthem, Kiss, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown,  The Distillers, My Chemical Romance

Part 4 of Darrin's chats with singer - songwriter for The Dead Kennedy's Jello Biafra.

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Fools and the Dead Kennedy's. It's pretty metal.   Enjoy.

Episode 55 - "The Dead Kennedy's Reunion” Just Chris and Dave Be-Bopping and Skatting all over the place in their complicated shoes! (Insert Seinfeld sound here). That's right! Just the two of us talking about whatever we want, including the time Chris was an on-duty stripper at a night club and that crazy ass Q event in Dallas! There is nothing better for first responders then sitting down with a few cold beers and letting it all out. This would probably be much better if we weren't so darn weird! Not that there is anything wrong with that! Thank you for listening and we truly hope we have provided you some sort of entertainment over these last 12 months. We aren't going anywhere so stay tuned! Visit our new https://www.didtheyreallyjustsaythat.com/ (website) to access all of our episodes and read up on the cast and crew of the show! Click the mic in the bottom right corner of the screen of the https://www.didtheyreallyjustsaythat.com/ (website) and leave us a voice message! Tell us why you would like to be a guest on the show! Support the show and buy us a beer by going to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/saythat (buy me a cup of coffee) and make a one-time donation to help us keep the show running! You can also become a https://www.patreon.com/didtheyreallyjustsaythat (patron) of the show and earn rewards like shout outs, early access to episodes, and even become a call-in guest on the show. Check us out on Go Live Vegas Internet radio at 8 pm CST every Friday night! The new show will also be live everywhere you find podcasts! Download the "Go Live Vegas", Radio free App! Available for phones & tablets from the http://apple.co/2BoLbAn (Apple App) store AND https://bit.ly/32JpJRz (Google Play Store) enjoy!  Music Credits: Sneakin Down The Alley by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7663-sneakin-down-the-alley License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license (https://filmmusic.io/standard-license) Blue Ska by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3453-blue-ska License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

As election results came on Wednesday, we saw some unexpected results. Does this mean people are finally standing up to wokisim and critical race theory? Does this mean people have had enough of career politicians? We also covered an insane conspiracy theory in Texas, giving money to illegal immigrants, and our education system, or more […]

Governor Pritzker's Tyranny Continues; The NSBA is forced to admit that labeling parents "domestic terrorists" was just a tad much; Illinois' Congressional Maps are out and we are thrilled to no longer be represented by Sean Casten; Dr. Fauci's is a professional-grade ghoul; and a review of the 1987 Dead Kennedy's track that predicted the dystopia in which we find ourselves today.

This week I interview Jeff Alulis- he's the former lead singer of the punk band Dead Kennedy's. He's also written books for Nofx and most recently Robby Krieger from legendary band The Doors. He's a film maker and has also worked on films for Nofx, The Bouncing Souls, Youth Brigade and tons more. Let's follow along his story on this weeks episode of Ryan Seaman & Friends.

This week I interview Jeff Alulis- he's the former lead singer of the punk band Dead Kennedy's. He's also written books for Nofx and most recently Robby Krieger from legendary band The Doors. He's a film maker and has also worked on films for Nofx, The Bouncing Souls, Youth Brigade and tons more. Let's follow along his story on this weeks episode of Ryan Seaman & Friends.

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Matt and Bill got sucked into a magic painting again, so here's one of our classic interviews with the Dead Kennedy's Jello Biafra!

This week we try to bring up Dead Kennedy's too many times and we talk about animal dicks again.   We Are Assholes Feed: https://open.spotify.com/show/1HMSLBDAuvZEcjPswtqeXA?si=Y13WQ2q7Q6W9TvnsISZLdQ&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1   Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/gAwXaUYA7f

Ever thought F*ck It, I Quit?  I do, all the time.  This week my thoughts of quitting lead me down the path of, HELL NO, I'm no Quitter, but I am.   Quitting it isn't all bad and sometimes you need to know when to quit, but following through leads to more...  Music that is! Playlist: The Meters - People Say (Rejuvenation) https://www.hollywoodbowl.com/musicdb/  Hobo Johnson - 3% (The Rise Of Hobo Johnson) https://store.hobojohnson.com/music.html Del the Funkee Homosapian - Mistadobalina (Mistadobalina EP) https://www.instagram.com/delhiero/?hl=en SNOG - Fanfare For The Common ManWoman (Third Mall From The Sun) https://www.metropolis-records.com/artist/snog  Ernest Tubb - Driving Nails In My Coffin (Hits Of The Texas Troubadour) https://countrymusichalloffame.org/artist/ernest-tubb/  Suzi Quatro - Little Bitch Blue (Daytona Demon) http://www.suziquatro.com/ Mary Ford & Les Paul - I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (Best Of Capitol) https://www.les-paul.com/timeline/les-mary/ WIRE - Ex Lion Tamer (Pink Flag) http://www.pinkflag.com/ Gil Scott-Heron - Home Is Where The Hatred Is (Ghetto Style) https://gilscottheron.net/ Lali Puna - Middle Curse (Scary World Theory) http://www.lalipuna.de/ Beach Boys - Cassius Love VS Sunny Wilson https://www.thebeachboys.com/ The O'Jays -992 Arguements (The Essential O'Jays) http://www.mightyojays.com/ Dead Kennedy's - Take This Job And Shove It (Bedtime For Democracy) http://www.deadkennedys.com/ David Seville - Alvin For President https://alvin.fandom.com/wiki/Dave_Seville Porter Wagoner - Skid Row Joe (The Cold Hard Facts) https://countrymusichalloffame.org/artist/porter-wagoner/ Foxygen - Why Did I Get Married (Take The Kids Off Broadway) https://www.foxygentheband.com/ Bourvil - CeTait Bien http://www.frenchfilms.org/biography/bourvil.html Tampa Red - Singing & Crying Blues https://musicianguide.com/biographies/1608002363/Tampa-Red.html Don't Quit - Edgar Albert-Guest (Poem) Tim Curry - Biting My Nails https://www.timcurry.co.uk/ No Age - Cappo (Nouns) https://noage.bandcamp.com/ Negativland - Christianity Is Stupid (Escape From Noise) https://negativland.com/ Kurt Vile - Overnight Religion (Childish Prodigy) https://kurtvile.com/ Men Without Hats - Hey Men (The Adventures Of Men & Women Without Hats) http://safetydance.com/ Sue Thompson - Paper Tiger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_Thompson    

History lesson for you:  "Punk Rock" was not invented by the British in the mid 1970's.  I know, it surprised me too.  The term was apparently coined by music critics (those guys) back in the 1960 to refer to the aggressive, low-fi music coming from Detroit, Chicaco, and New York that was a direct sonic counter-point to the radio-friendly, squeaky clean, "hippie dippy" music (Fifth Dimension, Turtles, Sonny and Cher, BJ Thomas, et al) popular at the time.  As with American blues, it was adopted and refined by "post-Mod" Londoners (some would say directed by Malcom McLaren) who gave it much of the subsequent imagery, fashion, and culture surrounding it.  Since then, as with any good genre, it has been reclaimed, lost, split into a dozen sub-genres, buried deep in the earth for years at a time, dug up, recycled, made mainstream, driven back underground, and so forth. This week's guests, Gay Black Republican, while certainly not one of the original punk bands of Indy, are long-time veterans of the Indianapolis music scene and could be argued are the current reigning kings of that scene.  Through six full-length albums and about as many EP's, bootlegs, and live recorded sets, the band has evolved from the garage band ethos to a more refined, intelligent-but-irreverent powerhouse of energy and musicianship.  Next month marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the band, and as we learn in this interview, they show no signs of letting up or slowing down.  Links Referenced in the Show: Gay Black Republican can be found here:  |   Their latest album, U.S.A. L.L.C. can be found here: | Older albums can be found on . Rich Barker is famous for running , find their upcoming events on their . The bad toured with and When they first played with the Dead Kennedy's they were fronted for the night by another local icon, . Catch them at on June 18 (2021)

Dark in Las Vegas. Weer eindelijk plaatjes draaien op een bruiloft maar toch ook weer niet. Femke Louise stopt met ‘zingen'. BingoEllen belt naar de studio en verteld over haar ervaring als BP-Snitch - ‘Op Jacht In De Nacht'. Doen Tom en Quin alsof ze bij Q-Music een ochtendshow hebben, gaat helaas de Pop Quiz Marathon niet door deze avond, trekt het laatste Bingo nummer (90) zijn er geen roddels uit de roddelbladen want die kwamen later uit door Hemelvaartsdag, André Hazes jr (natuurlijk), Tino Martin's poging tot Parlando, ‘What You Will Is True', een zeer uitgebreide Eurovision update met de meest en minst favorieten nummers van Ellen, Quin krijgt eindelijk zijn Corona vaccinatie, oude mobiele telefoons, Cross race effect, slechte moppen, zeker, zeker niet, Top scorers Eredivisie. The New Mutants, The Bad Batch (Disney+), Resident Alien (Ziggo), What Drives Us (documentaire door Dave Grohl), de drummer van de Dead Kennedy's, Maniac (Netflix), Atypical (Netflix), Quin Autistische trekken, Formule 1 duidelijk geanalyseerd door Tom. Met Peter Paul hebben ze het over zijn beltegoed, heeft Feyenoord ook opzettelijk eigen doelpunten en rode kaarten gepakt voor weddenschappen(?), Eredivisie schakelprogramma, Olav Mol en Jack Plooij en, de gewenste echte commentator van de F1 Van Tom en Quin, Rick Winkelman. Doetinchem ligt nog steeds in Nederland ondanks de zondvloed daar en de Eerste divisie. Ruimte LEGO, Manchester City huldigt de kampioenen met een enorme doek VOOR hun geweldige Jumbotron, uitslagen van alle wedstrijd van Feyenoord (spoiler alert Tom bleek het goed te hebben met 1 - 1). De Volkswagen Polo van Peter Paul, blijkt uit een heerlijke anekdote de opa van Quin ook een gevaarlijk gevoel voor humor te hebben, het kopen van een splinter nieuwe auto door Quin, blijkt Peter Paul altijd muziek te luisteren, Left Of The Dail. Volgende week zijn we er een weekje niet. Op 26 mei is er weer een nieuwe aflevering!

Tai draws a cat balancing an elephant while in discussion with hip-hop artist & founder of Strange Famous Records, Sage Francis. They cover many topics including Sage's first concert, the correlations between the Punk scene & indie Hip-Hop, his opinions on the Napster days & the current state of music-streaming, his favorite places, his writing process, his collaboration preferences, a possible Sage podcast, what's in the future for Strange Famous Records and some specific discussion regarding his albums Personal Journals & a Healthy Distrust. Sophie's Choice questions from this episode include: The Dead Milkmen or The Dead Kennedy's? Violent Femmes or Violent J? Portishead or Oysterhead? Bootsy Collins or Boots Riley? Bababooey or Boo-Yaa Tribe? Tai's shirt in this episode: Bad Brains concert flyer Prints of the Sage Francis "Cat'N'Phant" available here Pertinent links from the episode: Best of Times Music Video ArtByTai Time-lapse of his Makeshift Patriot inspired drawing Support Strange Famous Records A Healthy Distrust Signed CD Personal Journals album Become an ArtByTai collector Theme music by Nalei from her debut album "13" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Andrew For America reads a story about Kitty Werthman, a woman who lived to tell about her experiences growing up during the German annexation of Austria. He also talks about state power and censorship, and plays a clip with Jello Biafra and Tipper Gore on the Oprah Winfrey show. The song selection is the song, “California Uber Alles” by the Dead Kennedy's --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrew-foramerica/support

Well, we didn’t miss your birthday this year! Today on the show, Damian is joined by Lifetime’s legendary singer, ARI KATZ!! Damian is beside himself with joy as he talks with one of his favourite vocalists. Listen in as the two discuss: eating Taco Bell Hot Sauce for sustenance on tour, realizing people are trying to sing like you, having to walk away from music & so much more! This is NOT TO BE MISSED!Also Touched On:  Hearing the Dead Kennedy on a non-punk mixtape“Do you have any punk records?”Buying Group SexHusker Du for a first showMeeting AJ on the edge of the pitJoining EnufChristmas (the band)“WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?!”: hearing Youth Of Today for the first timeGoing to CBGBs for the first timelearning how to play drumsThe violence at showsGetting haircuts with Walter and CivPeople doing interesting things with mosh parts and fast partsJawbreaker at ABC No RioLoving the FastbacksEating Taco Bell hot sauce on a two month and half tour with Up FrontTouring with Unit Pride and Insted during the summer of Youth Crewgetting kicked out of Up Front and CourageRunning into Rob Fish with a flyer from Dan Yemin in his pocketTrying to sound like Mark RyanHearing people doing their own version of your vocalWhen pop-punk kids took noticeJoining Resurrection Not being built for itSigning to New AgeFlowers over baseball batsThe influence of Superchunk“No, no, no. Don’t say that.”: The AFI Riot& TONS OF OTHER GOODNESS BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS 

Greg talks about his first band in high school, the Punk scene in Seattle, why he couldn't live in LA, the Dead Kennedy's, living with Duff McKagan, his new album release from The Living,  and how he's not a fart! Enjoy!

Retorno ao vivo em semana de aniversário, com a apresentação de Alex De Sousa, Jesuíno Oliveira e Ricardo Pinto, que entrevistaram o músico e jornalista FERNANDO CASTELO BRANCO, que, direto de Tersina/PI, nos contou sobre a cena rock local, atuação como baixista e formador da banda Káfila, nome de referência no punk rock nacional dos anos 90, também integrante e bastante atuante com as bandas Vulgo Garbus, Nova e Autoclismo. E em nossa playlist, uma seleção de faixas das bandas dele. O assunto é passado, presente e futuro. 1 – “Pequeno João” – Káfila 1m10s ( faixa do disco “Coletivo”) – um petardo hardcore old school (Dead Kennedy, Ratos do Porão), banda surgida com atividades de 1994-2006 e de volta desde 2017 com dois discos lançados. 2 – “Mais Perto do que Longe (Mas falta um bocado)” – Káfila 52s (do disco “Playground” de 2005) 3 – “Terras Planas, Bestas Quadradas” – Káfila 1m37s (do single de 2018) 4 – “Dag” – Növa 4m31s (aqui temos uma legitima guitar band formada em 2004 que lançou alguns singles, três discos cheios sendo um ao vivo, essa música é do disco ”Nova” de 2015, banda formada com o guitarrista e vocalista Rubens) 5 – “Eternally Coming” – Növa 2m01s (do EP “Keep The Tracks” de 2018) 6 – “Sean Penn” – Növa 3m35s ( do EP “Al dente” de 2008 ) 7 – “Born Losers” – Vulgo Garbus 3m12s (faixa do único play da banda “Sonitus” de 2016, sonoridade instrumental pesada, densa com referências ao stoner rock e psicodelia setentista) 8 – “Quantum” – Vulgo Garbus 2m41s (“Sonitus” 2016) 9 – “Scheduled Obsolescence” – Autoclismo 2m52s (sua nova banda que existe desde 2018, também instrumental e pesada com referências do post-rock, industrial e sludge metal, que agora em 2021 lançou o primeiro EP intitulado “Tetra”) 10 – “S.A.M.O.” – Autoclismo 1m59s ( do EP “Tetra”). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alternativab/message

On this episode, The Boys find a new way to say Hooters, Alex finds out the mosh pit keeps going and Drew finds a new way to wake up. List 8: 1. Wake up, Boo! by The Boo Radley's 2. Rise by Louie and The Lovers 3. And We Danced by The Hooters 4. Happier Alone ft. Koe Wetzel by Austin Meade 5. Day By Day by Eddie Kendricks 6. American Love by Haste The Day Who Ya Got? 7. Flowers on the Wall by The Statler Brothers 8. Flowers on the Wall by Eric Heatherly 9. Sanctity Of Brothers by Unearth 10. Goodbye Mr. Dandy by SLOPE 11. California Über Alles by Dead Kennedy's 12. Someone Great by LCD Soundsystem 13. Swamp Water by Swollen Members 14. Won't Give Up by Sue Saad & the Next 15. Bonnie Brae by Twilight Singers

On this week's show we offer a preview of JOEY DEMAIO'S WORDS OF POWER podcast, we do a little ONLINE GAMBLING and take a few lessons from Trading Places, we ask the real question this week: why isn't Creed playing the Super Bowl halftime show???, metal dudes whining about being on the road in a time when they can't get on the road (feat. Randy Blythe punched in the nose), getting a rare COVID variant at a Toby Keith show, we reflect on the Dead Kennedy's praise of Senate Republicans, and we have BIG QUESTIONS about Nightwish bassist Marko "Marco" Hietala leaving the band citing concerns about the Saudis (?) and also probably John Finberg. Boy this is a strange one. Music featured on the show this week: Celestial Sanctuary - Soul Diminished Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe to Toilet Radio on iTunes so you’ll get new episodes automatically. Or use Stitcher if you don’t fuck with Apple.

Zach and Kevin are back to kick off the new year with a brand new episode! this week we're discussing Ocean Grove "Flip Phone Factory", Red "Declaration", White Zombie "La Sexorcist", Discount "Half Fiction", Dead Kennedy's "Fresh Fruit for rotting vegetables". And Taylor Swift "Evermore" 

Zach and Kevin are back to kick off the new year with a brand new episode! this week we're discussing Ocean Grove "Flip Phone Factory", Red "Declaration", White Zombie "La Sexorcist", Discount "Half Fiction", Dead Kennedy's "Fresh Fruit for rotting vegetables". And Taylor Swift "Evermore"

College Rock - Before ‘Indie' or ‘Alternative', College Rock was the most commonly used term for new music existing on the periphery of established trends. The term derives from the student-run radio stations on college campuses of the 1980s, which picked up new waves much faster than the commercial channels. This was at a time when the boundaries between mainstream and underground music were far less porous than today. Bands Featured: The Replacements, Pixies, Hüsker Dü, The Pogues, Dead Kennedy's, Elvis Costello, The House Martins, The Stone Roses, Janes Addiction, Suzzane Vega, Camper Van Beethoven, 10,000 Maniacs, Billy Bragg, Nirvana, The Dukes of Stratosphere, The Call, The Mighty Lemon Drops, The Connells, The Cult, The Colourfield, Flesh For Lulu, The Lucy Show, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.  

This week, the boys attempt to radicalize themselves in the name of The Lillard King. They steep themselves in the culture of Punk Rock and Anarchy by discussing the cult hit, SLC Punk. Don't be surprised if the next episode is recorded from a Dead Kennedy's concert. Enjoy! Support us here! patreon.com/notnewmovie Follow us here! twitter.com/JeramyWainwrigh twitter.com/rossochs twitter.com/notnewmovie Executive Patreon Producers Michael Medina Patreon Producers Charlie Neuman

This is part two of our interview with RIP Kenny: a producer Dojo Sensei, host on the Human Music Podcast and producer of rock-infused dubstep. RIP Kenny has multiple official remixes to his credit, including his recent remix with ill.Gates of the Dead Kennedy’s – Nazi Punks Fuck Off. Between his remixes and original tracks, he has nearly 20,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

Today we talk with RIP Kenny: a producer Dojo Sensei, host on the Human Music Podcast and producer of rock-infused dubstep. RIP Kenny has multiple official remixes to his credit, including his recent remix with ill.Gates of the Dead Kennedy’s - Nazi Punks Fuck Off. Between his remixes and original tracks, he has nearly 20,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and in part two of this interview he goes into detail about his Spotify strategy.

Happy Election Day, y'all.  Serendipitously (we swear) our theme is Politics!  First, we talk Ryan's punk classic Dead Kennedy's Plastic Surgery Disasters.  Then they talk Chris' pull Propghandhi's Less Talk, More Rock.  Punk af episode.  Check it out.

Hello everybody! Recorded live from somewhere (Ohio), we have the LEGEND TALIB KWELI stopping by the show! Listen in as Damian gets to sit down with one of his heroes as they discuss the deep connections between punk & hip hop. They talk: writing Operation Ivy lyrics on the wall, why Dante Ross isn't a super scrub, what led to Tupac & Biggie hanging out with Kurt Cobain & so much more!  NOT TO BE MISSED!!!!!  Also Touched On: The Deadhead/White dreadlock dude hybrid The hardcore kids being the ones that tried to really understand rap.  The HipHop/Punk Connection Self referential genres  Minor Threat Bodycount the similarity between hip hop and hardcore fashion  the importance of the year 1988 Writing Operation Ivy and Dead Kennedy’s lyrics on the wall Nirvana and Hip Hop the importance of the Video for Smells Like Teen Spriit Hanging out with Tupac and Biggie Lyricist Lounge and DIY The importance of El-P the effect of NWA getting cool on MTV Dr. Dre and punk’s: “offensive shit over familiar melodies” formula Frontline and the SD-50s  The reason Dante Ross talks so much shit to Talib Sneaker Culture in Punk Cold World Pickle Rick golf shirt ain't all bad The importance of black artists to punk A band called Death & TONS OF OTHER GOODNESS!!!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

It's a Left & Leftist Summerslam! 'Tis the season to offer up hot takes, and it doesn't get any hotter than these*. The Leftist does some book depository cosplay, taking dead aim at an office-holding Kennedy. Speaking of dead, Ronnie 40 visits to endorse Biden for President from beyond the veil. Then, After a brief farewell to a real one in the 45th White House, we dive into a few infuriating stories: the Kenosha, WI PD back-shoots a black man (over and over and over and...), and in the resultant demonstrations an aspiring out-of-state agitator canoes a couple protestors. Was he paid by George Soros? The answer will not surprise you. Also unsurprising: racist-crowd-funding a wall on the southern border is not a legitimate undertaking. No shock value is added in discovering that the Trump Labor Relations Board is anti-labor. One can expect the people of Provo, UT will act with stupidity. And guess what? Several of our nation's wealthiest actually profit from a pandemic. *not a guarantee, if you find hotter takes elsewhere then good job you know how to use a web browser Remember to rate and review, and share with your friends! Support the show at http://patreon.com/leftandleftist Primary Sources Kenosha: https://www.wsaw.com/2020/08/26/doj-releases-new-information-on-moments-leading-up-to-jacob-blake-shooting/ https://twitter.com/GidTruth/status/1298697049551011840?s=09 https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2020/08/26/kyle-rittenhouse-charged-kenosha-protest-shootings-militia/5634532002 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/aug/26/jacob-blake-shooting-gun-battle-in-kenosha-on-third-night-of-unrest We Build the Wall: https://www.texastribune.org/2020/08/20/we-build-wall-brian-kolfage/ Retirement: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/retirement-private-equity-trump-administration-wall-street-1047576/ Playhouse: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/08/26/kenosha-protests-jacob-blake-what-we-know/3441684001/ Dumb Americans: https://kutv.com/news/coronavirus/provo-mask-mandate Numbers: https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/d8Ekwruhnu25C-iDzayVWZ2fPrlvZPK0Nm8cINOeXik/https/i.redd.it/h3dcrcbn4cj51.png?width=630&height=360 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Howdy folks, Here comes profits over people. We are two dudes in America doing this show through a computer and wishing we could drink and BBQ but Covid 19...Punk, Hip Hop with rock and Metal this show turned out pretty well. Corporations own our government and profits and revenue are definitely more important than your health in 2020.That is the theme of the show and thanks for listening. Enjoy, Matador Artist include: Dead Kennedy's, Hieroglyphics, Nofx, Leftover Crack, RAM, Rick Ross, E40 and a whole lot more.

Welcome back to another episode of Human Music. This week, Harry and Carlos discuss Bay Area punk icons Dead Kennedy's and their genre-defining brand of hardcore punk off their career-encompassing compilation alum, Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death. This combination of biting political satire, nihilist counter-culture rebellion and general debauchery is exactly what the doctor ordered during these uncertain and surreal times we find ourselves in. So strap in and enjoy the ride. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humanmusic/message

Z and Johan bring you E9S4 of Integrity Radio podcast and desert topping. Plan A and Plan B, Short shorts, old and new paradigm change, police brutality, Dead Kennedy's, Jello Biafra, history, Denver Colorado riots, protests, scooters, new A/V gear, merch and new music from Z coming soon. Contribute here https://paypay.me/SifuZ for more info go to https://sifuz.com Train in Kung Fu at https://patreon.com/sifuz Listen to Z's music at https://sifuzmusic.wordpress.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/integrity/support

For part 1 of our 3 part political series, we chat with NDP MP Charlie Angus about opening for the Dead Kennedy's, Timmins, and the role music has played in his political life.  Artists include  Stompin' Tom  The Clash L'etranger & more

Season 2 Episode 6 happened at a few minutes past midnight on 7 Feb 2020.  We got straight into it with Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy.  The show was pretty much old school metal for the first half hour before we got a dose of Grunge via that bastion of mirth, cheer, and happiness, Kurt Cobain.   SA bands were represented by Pilgrim South a solid rock band out of Sekunda, I don't know much about them but I will probably do an interview with them when they are in JHB.  Its good to know that there is a rock and roll soul alive and kicking in Mpumalanga.  12th Avenue, one of my favourite SA bands ever, were also featured with a track called Time Bomb.  Alice Cooper's Generation Landslide sounded as fresh as ever, amazing that it's nearly 50 years old.  Iron Maiden took the Midnight 7-Plus slot this week with a track called The Longest Day off their 2006 release ‘A Matter of Life and Death'.  The highlight of the show for me was playing Ozzy Osbourne's new track Under the Graveyard at high volume through the studio speakers.  Ozzy is sounding amazing and that chorus is catchy as hell, you have been warned.  My only regret here is that he hasn't got Zakk Wylde on the album.  No disrespect to Andrew Watt who has done an excellent job of producing the album and playing all the guitar but Zakk would have made a massive contribution I reckon.  Note that Duff McKagan  & Chad Smith from G ‘n' R and the Chillie Peppers provided the rhythm section.  The Punk came a bit later than normal, this week in the form of the Dead Kennedy's with 'Kill the Poor' and then a bit of Green Day.  Another show highlight was hearing Johnathan Martin's brilliant cover of 'Cortez the Killer' back to back with Neil Young doing Pocahontas live off the Weld album. We got back to the heavy stuff with Judas Priest's Hellrider and then a really menacing bit of metal called Walker of the Dark, courtesy of Udo Dirkschneider in his solo outfit U.D.O.  We managed to cram in a last bit of Motörhead and the Foo's and then it was "Cheers" until next week.  The playout song was a little goodbye to Dave Brock a high school friend who sadly passed away this week  RIP Dave. Artists featured this episode:  Thin Lizzy, The Foo Fighters, Ozzy Osbourne, Johnathan Martin, Motörhead, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Nirvana, Pilgrim South, Judas Priest, Baton Rouge, John Frusciante, Alice Cooper, Slash, Green Day, Def Leppard, Volbeat, Neil young, Steelheart, Rush, Rex Brown, Great White, U.D.O., 12th avenue, the Dead Kennedy's  

Season 2 Episode 3 went out live at midnight 17 Jan 2020.  The show started with a bit of The Offspring before the traditional Dr Who start-up theme that signals arrival of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show.  That was just a bit of fun to keep you on your toes, otherwise, it was pretty much a textbook show.  One thing I suggest you do when you listen to the show is Google the lyrics, it's fascinating to see how good they are on so many of these songs.  In the old days you had the lyrics on the album cover, probably why the generation growing up through the '60s, '70s and '80s know all the words to everything,  but actually we are better off now where you can get lyrics for everything while you listen.   The show kicked off with The Sweet's Teenage Rampage and then straight into the mighty Judas Priest.  It would have been remiss of me not to call out the Rock and Roll Hall of Fiasco for their latest travesty of justice so that was done pretty much straight away.  Motley Crue restarted again halfway through the song but you won't really notice because I clipped it out for your listening pleasure.  I do however speak about it, so in the words of one of my high school teachers, “And boys that is why”.  I don't normally edit the show but no-one wants to hear a song twice in a row with so much other good stuff to get to.  The highlight for me was the brutality of Sepultura into the smooth perfection of Gary Moore with Still Got the Blues.  It made me realize Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher would have been the most amazing twin guitar combo ever.  There were so many good moments on this show, ‘(White Man ) In Hammersmith Palais' from The Clash, ‘California Uber Alles' from ‘The Dead Kennedy's' as well as ‘Man in the Box' featuring some great guitar work from Jerry Cantrell.  These were just a few that spring to mind, the whole thing is good.  Finally let's not forget the sheer, power, aggression and rawness of Fokofpolisiekar in their hey-day with ‘Angs Aanval' was sublime.  And then, of course, we did need to pay our respects to the amazing Neil Peart, drummer and lyricist for Canada's greatest band Rush.  Neil sadly passed away on 7 January and we played Spirit of Radio to say cheers, RIP Mr. Neil Peart.   Artists featured included:  Pink Floyd, W.A.S.P, The Clash, Fokofpolisiekar, Stone Sour, Bush, The Sweet, Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Mötley Crüe, Black Sabbath, UFO, Sepultura, Neil Young, Tesla, Def Leppard, Motörhead, ACDC, The Defiants, Marilyn Manson, Alice in Chains, Gary Moore, Desolation Angels, Rush, The Dead Kennedy's, Nazareth.   

E-SportDu har måske hørt om Astralis-drengenes sejre i spillet ‘Counter Strike'. Spilindustrien er blevet kæmpestor og indeholder svimlende pengesummer. Spil som ‘League of Legends', ‘Fortnite' og ‘FIFA' har millioner af seere om ugen.Men hvad du måske ikke ved, er, at sammenhængen mellem musik og e-sport har en speciel historie. Den strækker sig fra 70’ernes blip-blåp lyde til i dag, hvor de fineste symfoniorkestre spiller musik, der er komponeret til videospil.Space InvadersDet første skridt i spilmusikkens historie sker i 1978 med spillet ‘Space Invaders.' Spillet er et af de mest populære spil i arkadehallerne på det tidspunkt. Her spiller man som et rumskib, der bliver mødt af frådende aliens. Bag de pixelerede aliens findes et primitivt lydunivers bestående af kun fire, faldende toner. Men selvom det er simpelt, har spiludviklerne alligevel gjort sig nogle nyskabende tanker. Tempoet på tonerne følger nemlig en gennemsnitlig spillers hjerterytme, og når de frådende aliens kommer tættere på, stiger tempoet.Det gør noget fantastisk for spiloplevelsen. Det føles selvfølgelig endnu bedre at vinde, når man, udover aliens, også har kæmpet mod stressende musik. Samtidig var der også et økonomisk aspekt for spiludviklerne i deres brug af musik. Hvis de kunne stresse spilleren til at tabe, ville spillerne være mere tilbøjelige til at prøve igen. Det gav flere penge i arkademaskinen og musikken blev herefter en vigtig del i strategien for at påvirke spillerens psyke.Super MarioEt stort kompositorisk gennembrud for spilmusikken sker med udgivelsen af ‘Super Mario Bros'. Her bliver der skrevet seks forskellige kompositioner. Hver især passer til banernes forskellige niveauer. Altså er det et signifikant skridt fra ‘Space Invaders’ simple toner, til et univers, der nu er kunstnerisk udfordrende.Kompositionerne er ifølge komponisten, Koji Kondo, inspireret af måden, spilleren bevæger Mario på i spillet, hvilket er en følge af det miljø, Mario er i. Så Kondo holder altså fast i filosofien fra ‘Space Invaders' om at tilpasse sig spillerens situation, men tilføjer et ekstra lag af kompositorisk kunnen til spilmusikken.Sonic The HedgehogI senfirserne sker der flere teknologiske udviklinger, som skaber nye muligheder for de komponister, der arbejder med computerspil. Med udgivelsen af Commodore Amigaen og Sega Mega Drive bliver de lydkort, der sidder i spillekonsollerne mere avancerede og har mere hukommelse. Dette gør, at man ikke behøver at begrænse sig på samme måde som før.På Sega Mega Drive-konsollen har man optaget teknologien fra den kendte synthesizer Yamaha DX7, som i høj grad definerede lyden af 80’erne. Pludselig har computerspils-komponisterne adgang til de samme lyde, som der bruges i temaet til serien ‘Twin Peaks‘ af David Lynch, eller som firser-pop-gruppen ‘A-Ha' bruger på det kendte nummer ‘Take On Me‘.Da ‘Sonic The Hedgehog‘, Segas daværende flagskib, skal udkomme, hyrer man derfor J-pop stjernen Masato Nakamura til at skrive musikken. Nakamura vil væk fra blip-blåp-lydene og lader sig i stedet inspirere af firsernes popmusik. På den måde åbner Nakamura op for, at spilmusikken bliver influeret af populærmusikken. Det skal vise sig at ske i endnu højere grad, som tiden skrider frem.Tony Hawk's Pro SkaterI 1999 sker den næste udvikling i spilmusikken. Nu har spillemaskinerne fået en hukommelse, der kan gengive lyd på kvalitetsniveau med CD’en. Skater-legenden Tony Hawk får på dette tidspunkt sit eget videospil. Til det licenserer spilproducenten en række pop-punk-hits, som bliver til ikoniske soundtracks på drengeværelser verden over. Musikken indebar numre fra bands som bl.a. ‘Rage Against The Machine‘, ‘The Dead Kennedy‘ og ‘Primus‘. Det starter en æra for spilmusikken, hvor det at få sin musik

This week's show features new music from The Alarm (w/ special guest Billy Duffy on guitar), and the latest from The Raconteurs. There's music from RRHOF inductees The Cure, Radiohead and Roxy Music, plus classics from The Fall, RUN-DMC, Motorhead, The Clash and The Dead Kennedy's. Turn on the smoking lamp, and roll a couple up. Play loud.

Drummer Ryan Wolfe of Richmond VA’s Windhand talks their one off show at Desert Fest in NY, a scary van moment en-route to NY, Jody’s fractured arm, their fantastic record Eternal Return, touring Europe/brutally honest Germans, Portland meth heads, how the fringe ideological left is docking rednecks on the right, how he came across his Black Ludwig kit, gas station drum sets, early bands and tours in his dad’s construction van, Minor Threat, The Dead Kennedy’s as influences and the impact Eyehategod had on him, “winging it”/living in the moment & NOT using click tracks in the studio!! https://www.windhand.band https://windhand.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/WindhandVA https://www.instagram.com/windhand Photo: https://www.facebook.com/nicksayersphoto

Episode 141 of Suburban Underground, WBNH-LP Bedford 105.1 FM's award-winning alternative mixtape show.  Join us this week for Youth Killed It, Summer Cannibals, The Drums, The Hundreds and Thousands, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Parquet Courts, Radiohead, Computer Magic, Sneaker Pimps, The Jam, Skids, New York Dolls, The Specials, Dead Kennedy's, Peter Schilling, and Norman Blagman.  Originally aired January 11, 2018. 

If you grew up in the 90's, you grew up with The Offspring. The Cali punks may have formed in the 80's, but it was their 1994 album Smash that helped them break through; quite literally, it holds the record for the highest selling independent album, 11 million copies worldwide. Bad Habit, Self Esteem, Come Out and Play… these are the songs that soundtrack our youth, that we yelled back at when they played on the radio, and that made their mark. When Noodles from The Offspring came in to Take 5, I asked him to share the songs that had left their impression on him; music that had changed the way he saw the world. From The Damned to Dead Kennedy's, Divinyls to The Clash, this is a trip through Noodles' punk heart. The Clash - ‘Clampdown' The Damned - ‘Smash It Up Parts 1 & 2' Divinyls - ‘Boys In Town' Ramones - ‘Beat On The Brat' Dead Kennedys - ‘California Uber Alles'

If you grew up in the 90’s, you grew up with The Offspring. The Cali punks may have formed in the 80’s, but it was their 1994 album Smash that helped them break through; quite literally, it holds the record for the highest selling independent album, 11 million copies worldwide. Bad Habit, Self Esteem, Come Out and Play… these are the songs that soundtrack our youth, that we yelled back at when they played on the radio, and that made their mark. When Noodles from The Offspring came in to Take 5, I asked him to share the songs that had left their impression on him; music that had changed the way he saw the world. From The Damned to Dead Kennedy’s, Divinyls to The Clash, this is a trip through Noodles’ punk heart. The Clash - ‘Clampdown’ The Damned - ‘Smash It Up Parts 1 & 2’ Divinyls - ‘Boys In Town’ Ramones - ‘Beat On The Brat’ Dead Kennedys - ‘California Uber Alles’

If you grew up in the 90’s, you grew up with The Offspring. The Cali punks may have formed in the 80’s, but it was their 1994 album Smash that helped them break through; quite literally, it holds the record for the highest selling independent album, 11 million copies worldwide. Bad Habit, Self Esteem, Come Out and Play… these are the songs that soundtrack our youth, that we yelled back at when they played on the radio, and that made their mark. When Noodles from The Offspring came in to Take 5, I asked him to share the songs that had left their impression on him; music that had changed the way he saw the world. From The Damned to Dead Kennedy’s, Divinyls to The Clash, this is a trip through Noodles’ punk heart. The Clash - ‘Clampdown’ The Damned - ‘Smash It Up Parts 1 & 2’ Divinyls - ‘Boys In Town’ Ramones - ‘Beat On The Brat’ Dead Kennedys - ‘California Uber Alles’

Lights, Camera, Murder! Please support Scary Mysteries! Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries... - There's a lot of cool access, giveaways and even a custom episode! Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8... _________________________________________________________ 5 Hollywood Murder Mysteries In Hollywood, murder mystery films can be entertaining and lucrative. But sometimes real life can be more frightening than any movie will ever be. The deaths on this list are more then just tragic, but also very strange. These are 5 Hollywood murder mysteries. 5. Natalie Wood Known for films like Miracle on 34th Street, Rebel Without a Cause and West Side Story, Natalie Wood was a shining Hollywood star in the 1960’s. She had been starring in movies since she was 4 years old and had grown up in front of the camera. Although there was a minor slump in her career while she was transitioning from a child actress to an adult, she eventually found her momentum again until the fateful day she died on November 29, 1981. 4. Bob Crane Considered as one of Hollywood's biggest murder mysteries, the death of Hogan's Heroes star, Bob Crane still baffles many people today. Crane was a popular sitcom star in the 60s but a decade later his life came to a an end under violent and stange cirumstances. In 1978 he was in Scottsdale acting in a play when he was found bludgeoned to death inside his apartment. The 49-year old actor was severly beaten and an electric cord had been wrapped around his neck. Not long after, sordid details about Crane's personal life began to surface. Apparently, the star collected videotapes and photographs of his various sexual liaisons with women. 3. Jean Spangler On October 7, 1949, Jean Spangler, a beautiful 26-year old dancer, model and bit part actress mysteriously disappeared. Jean was a divorcee who had one child. She left her daughter in the care of her sister-in-law before heading out saying she had to go work on set. However, when she didn't come back the following day, her sister-in-law phoned authorites. When police began the investigation, they discovered that the last person to see her was a store clerk who distinctly remembered her, but After that, they couldn't find a single trace of her. 2. Peter Ivers Best known as an experimental musician, Peter Ivers may not be as well known today but if you were a fan of a show called "New Wave Theatre" in the 80’s then you might have heard of him. His show was a platform for bands like Fear and The Dead Kennedy's. More than a host, Ivers was also a musician. He was a gifted harmonica player and even scored David Lynch's cult classic "Eraserhead." Later on, he opened for Fleetwood Mac and dated film producer, Lucy Fisher, who supervised on films like Jerry Maguire and Men in Black. 1. Jimi Hendrix Michael Jeffery isn't a household name but he was associated with one of the most famous musician that has ever lived – Jimi Hendrix, and Jefferies’ was his manager. And now some say that he was actually directly responsible for the late rockers death. Jeffery was best known in the business for first handling the group The Animals. Even though they gained plenty of success, the band ultimately blamed Jeffery for their demise and breakup. They accused him of overworking them and appropriating their earnings. Those were 5 Hollywood Murder Mysteries Celebrity scandals might be a dime a dozen these days but these Hollywood murder mysteries will most likely endure for many years to come, if not forever.

"Ain't You Happy You Are Here With Me?" This week on the show Damian is joined by guitar hero, DAVID PAJO!!! Settle in & listen up as the two discuss everything from touring with Samhain as a teen to being the Louisville Utility Player to how Punishers at shows can be a good thing… Sometimes. It's a fun one filled with lots of twists & turns. After nearly three months in the making, HERE IT IS!!! Also Touched On: The Continuation Of A Conversation From Almost 20 Years Ago Punishers Are A Joy To Solo Musicians The Tortoise Hard Signal For Safety Metal vs. Punk/ New Wave Friggin In The Riggin & The Dead Kennedy’s As First Exposure Venom/ Slayer/ Merciful Fate & Metallica Everything Heavy Is An Import Metal Not Being Fast Enough Hardcore Is Where It Is At Minor Threat The One Million Songs On The First DRI EP Gang Green Hiding Your Metal Records Playing Guitar Has Value Being The Louisville Utility Player Being A Band Signed To A Talent Agency & Having To Play Top 40 Malignant Growth A Massive Influence On Slint’s Rhoda Maurice Ushers In Chaos & it Feels Like Home The Guy That Can Be Anything In Any Band Big Deal Were Great To Hang Out & Do Drugs With From Endtables To Endpoints: Why Louisville? Making Solution Unknown Joining Maurice The Tour With Samhain? What About All The GG’s That Didn’t Become Stars? & Much, Much More!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

This week, the trio sits down to discuss gun control, school shootings and armed teachers. 'Merica. Ryelee IG: reeled_james Song of the week: Daniel Caesar "Best Part" Feat. H.E.R Jillian IG: jillianeby Song of the week: The neighborhood "Void" Luke IG: LukeKapp Song of the week: Dead Kennedy's "Kill the poor"

Brian Bonsall (Blank Check, Family Ties) and his real life bro Victor DiMattia (The Sandlot, Dennis the Menace) face off in twenty questions on two things they love more than Ton Loc and Big Chief Chaw, Videogames and Punk Rock Music! Brian chats about playing guitar and touring with The Ataris currently and Victor shares summers of screening America's favorite baseball movie at fests. Budds relives renting Blank Check for his 7th birthday party and nerds out over befriending these awesome dudes through working on an NBC special. Category Round:  Famous Guitarists. And, a Listener Quiz on Budds in LA!   Brian Bonsall:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0095176/ Victor DiMattia:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0227224/ Word of the Week:  hallux:  anatomy term for big toe. Bad Ass Pop Culture Thing of the Week:  Killer Klowns From Outer Space on Walmart Blu Ray On This Day:  Sept 16th, 2006:  The Departed premiered in NYC.  Theme song by Frawsty:  https://soundcloud.com/frawsty SUPPORT THE SHOW! Grab some much-needed equipment off the Amazon Wishlist for Trivia with Budds.  Send in your audio rounds! Pick a topic, introduce yourself, and ask 5 questions. Then Say the questions again but with the answers. Then plug something! Record it on your phone in voice memos and send the file to ryanbudds@gmail.com and I'll insert it at the end of a future show for our Listener Rounds.  Book your next big party with Budds! Read his 60+5 Star Yelp Reviews and more at TriviaWithBudds.com.  YOU PICK THE ROUNDS, BUDDS WRITES THE QUESTIONS! Have an in-home trivia night for a super low price, totally customizable.  PARTY, EVENT, FUNDRAISER COMING UP? Book Budds for some trivia! Email ryan@ryanbudds.com for more details on how to make your event unique and fun. Hosted by Ryan Budds. For more info on all events check these sites: Click the BRAND NEW http://TriviaWithBudds.com RSVP to events for a bonus point when you show up! http://Facebook.com/TriviaWithBudds http://Twitter.com/ryanbudds http://Instagram.com/ryanbudds http://RyanBudds.com  FULL SHOW NOTES by Listener Amber McGeachy Guests: Brian Bonsall and Victor DiMattia Intro (0:33) About the show Brian Bonsall - guitar player from The Ataris. Blank Check (1:16) Victor DiMattia - Timmy Timmons in Sandlot (1:25) Budds has been in LA 5 years (2:25) Weekend (3:29) Baby boy Budds due Nov 20th Diaper and Beer Party over the weekend Check out ‘That's You' on PlayStation plus (4:21) Trivia Nughts (4:33) Triviawithbudds.com Tuesday - Surfside - Venice Beach 9pm and Bingo Wednesday 9pm  El Segundo Brew Port Tap Room  Disneyland (5:41) Enchanted Tiki Room Train around the park  8 min of Thor  Hulk Annabelle's Birthday next month - first full length movie  Movie pass $9.95 (7:34) Word of the Week (8:24) Hallux - anatomy term for big toe  On This Day (8:59)  Great Chicago Fire finally stopped  Bad Ass Pop Culture Thing of the Week (9:31) Killer Clowns from OuterSpace Blu-ray from Walmart  Business of the Week (10:28) Minty Tees - Sean Arenas Covina CA promo code Budds for 10% off  Studio City, CA (12:25) Victor DiMattia's apt with Brian Bonsall The Atraris  Victor (13:33) Timmy Timmons (Sandlot) Dennis in Dennis the Menace Dinosaur Hunter  Turner and Hooch Cool As Ice  Host of weekly podcast Vic in a Box  Brian (17:09) Andy - Family Ties  Star Trek  Mikey  Blank Check  Guitar Player in Ataris currently touring  Topics (21:25) Brian's Topics (21:31) Punk rock (21:35) Fat Records Bands  NoFX  Lagwagon  Video Games (24:38) Backpacks (25:17) Tacos (26:44) Carmelo is underrated (28:03) Vic's Topics (29:14) Shitzu's (29:16) Follow Vic's dogs on insta Booge Brothers Video Games (30:35) Guitars/Music (30:40) Conspiracy Theories (31:39) Fantasy Football (33:27) Topic Reveal (35:23) Punk Rock vs Video Games  Trivia Showdown (35:33) Buzzword: Porkchop (35:57) Combo Question (47:24) Police Truck by Dead Kennedy's and Psycho Vision by Suicidal Tendencies were 2 punk songs found on the first in a long series of video games?  Categories with Budds (48:26) Famous Guitarists  Plugs (50:47) Vic in a Box Podcast  Ataris  Brianbonsall.bandcamp.c Victor DiMattia on FB and Twitter  Mr Brian Bonsall on FB  Rate. Review. Subscribe (54:10) Amazon wishlist (54:21) Hotline (424)265-1212 Triviawithbudds.com for parties and events (55:45) Listener Quiz (56:41) what was the first food truck Ryan and Ashlee tried in LA? A. Grilled Cheese Truck  B. Get Shaved Ice  C. The Lobsta Truck  D. The Jagasaki Sushi Burrito Truck  Ryan has been in 3 movies which has he not been in?  A. Airplane vs Volcabo  B. Sharknado  C. Snakes Outta Compton  D. Doomsday Pirhana  What town have the Budds' not lived in? A. Van Nuys B. Burbank  C. West Hills  D. La Verne  What tv show has Ryan not been an extra on? A. New Girl  B. Bones  C. How I Met Your Mother D. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia  What kind of venue has Ryan not done stand up in? A. Comic Book Store B. Sub Sandwich Shop C. Treehouse D. Medical Marijuana Waiting Room 

This week OLN welcomes Ed O'Hare of the Wicked Theory Podcast along with his theme of "Artists Performing Under a Pseudonym". While Ed selects tracks from a lounge-ified cover album (9:42, 54:36, 1:20:04, 1:55:00), Chris plays cuts from a growth album for one of todays biggest acts (24:52, 1:05:51, 1:31:03) and Palmer gives us songs from an aging rocker looking to stay relevant in the charts (43:29, 1:11:34, 1:36:53). All this plus: who doesn't like music?, wedding singers, Dead Kennedy's, generic names, overplayed songs, name changes, Desmond Child, the 80's, what makes a single, click tracks and VHS recordings. Reach Us: @edwardoharetbd  @agentpalmer  @chrismaierbc  olinernotes@gmail.com

It's just me, Sean, in the studio tonight and I've got 3 albums I'd like to discuss: The Virus's System Failure, The Bombpops' Fear of Missing Out, and Harley Poe's Lost and Losing It as well as new news from Dead Kennedy's and At The Drive In.

It's just me, Sean, in the studio tonight and I've got 3 albums I'd like to discuss: The Virus's System Failure, The Bombpops' Fear of Missing Out, and Harley Poe's Lost and Losing It as well as new news from Dead Kennedy's and At The Drive In.

“People need to look at the Internet as a plantation sharecropper system - Yeah, you got your cotton really cheap but is that how you want society to go forward?” Episode 012: East Bay Ray -  Safe Harbors and Cheap Cotton.  From its infancy in the San Francisco Bay area in the 1970s to today, the enduring legacy of the Dead Kennedys, is due in no small part to its founding member, East Bay Ray.  Ray’s Music, The Oakland Tribune cited ray as penning, “some of the most recognizable and memorable guitar riffs to emerge from the initial West Coast punk movement”, and Ray’s drive have kept the band alive and relevant for more than three decades.   So how does a self described, “middle class band”, one who managed to survive, Napster, The PMRC, and the wrath of local sheriffs survive in age of the internet?  It’s not easy.  As someone who considers himself a modern, “Renaissance Man… someone who thinks with both sides of his brain”, Ray is worried about the future of music.  Since Google purchased YouTube, Ray argues, he has seen local artists in the Bay area’s, “income cut by half.”  He’s seen the Dead Kennedy’s music, - music he wrote, owns and preformed - misused and abused on YouTube; ”Our song, ‘holiday in Cambodia,’ there, a video of just our DK logo and our song playing, and it has I think 14 million “views and that's money for Google is not money for dead Kennedy’s.”   As for the future?  He doesn’t see much hope for another band like the Dead Kennedy’s to break through the noise, “There will be music, but it will be blander - because you need an audience 11 times bigger.” And thanks to the fact that some of the internet giants of the world hide behind the nation’s “Safe Harbor” laws, there isn’t much money there for the musicians in any case. “People need to look at the Internet as a plantation sharecropper system - Yeah, you got your cotton really cheap but is that how you want society to go forward?” Its a fascinating look at the past, present and future of Music, through the eyes of one of the music industry giants. 

This week Walter from Dead Heavens, Quicksand, Rival Schools, Gorilla Biscuits, World’s Fastest Car, Civ, Warzone, Project X, Vanishing Life, Walking Concert, Moondog, and Youth Of Today is on the show. And it’s all core talk all the time. Which includes: -Walter being the one that got away -Seeing a Kids Are All Right and Rock & Roll High School -The cool uncle -Finding End Of The Century -Moving to Queens and seeing Kraut Stickers -Kraut on MTV -“Is the band Closer or Joy Division?” -Being into music is hard work! -The sickness of the early REM -Searching for something -Going to high school and getting the best 7” collection ever for free -Hearing Minor Threat 7” -“This is happening now?!?” -“That whole squad dipped”: Hardcore first wave ends in 1984 -Husker Du -The Hardcore kids hanging outside the Con Edison building -Getting a job and meeting Arthur -Right place, wrong time -Going to Webster Hall for big shows -GBH -Dead Kennedy's -Not finding what you are hungry for different -Having the Urban Waste test press -The Outsiders breakdown of New York Hardcore -Ditto from Major Conflict -Finding out about Youth Of Today -“We can work with this!” -Straight Ahead -Seeing Timmy Chunks at the DK’s show -7 Seconds -Uniform Choice -Revelation Records hits the suburbs -Angel Dust Vibe -Youth Of Today: Gentrifying NYHC -Getting into playing music -Almost going ska -Joining Warzone -Watching the new scene being born -Altercation: “They were scary dude” -Rev-effect -The New Breed -Feeling at home at ABC No Rio -Touring changes you -Empire Records -and so much more!!!!!!

Get ready to smile! This week on Turned Out A Punk it is one of punk’s sunniest faces; KJ Jansen from Chixdiggit stops by for a chat. Listen along as the two chat about being on SubPop, Fat Wreck Chords, and the realities those labels brought. Also discussed: -The Monoxides -Making an underage beef thief -Sister as gateway -The Dutch Punk Cousin -Who is Bugs Potter? -Thomas Dolby -The Vindicators -High Rollers -LI150s: legit mods -The Von Zippers: Post Riot 303 -Forbidden Dimension -Going to see the Dead Kennedy’s -Big Drill Car -Jawbreaker plays to no one -From drummer to singer -The Will: Huevos Ranchero -Miss Erections or Bum, Sweat, No Tears: it could be worse -Merch before shows -Working and selling shirts on Calgary’s first patio -“Wait, are we joking?” -Going to Seattle: first tour. -There would be no Chixdiggit without Huevos Rancheros -Pure or Pansy Division? Choose your tour. -Playing with the Supersuckers -The greatness of the Fastbacks -CFNY: when it was great -The Bookman -Touring is a mental game -The bullshit Pansy Division had to put with. -What is “Fat” Records? -Lagwagon and Strung Out is a hockey arena in Quebec` -Joey Cape: what an ear! -Bootleg hit!!! -Being signed to SubPop during the divorce. -Signing to Fat -Still finding the joy in touring and MORE!!!!!

Darrin and TS are at it again…drinks, silliness and life. Darrin chats with the guitarist from legendary S.F. punk band The Dead Kennedy's…talking about the bands legacy, sound and of course Jello Biafra. Music from DK as well.

Darrin and TS are at it again…drinks, silliness and life. Darrin chats with the guitarist from legendary S.F. punk band The Dead Kennedy's…talking about the bands legacy, sound and of course Jello Biafra. Music from DK as well.

Monday, February 29 2016 The Kid, Gdub, JMac and Spyder Monkey are all on mic in this one. Spyder Monkey shows off her amazing midsection We discuss tranny dick holes, and Spyder Monkey gives us the play by play on this women at the gym with huge tits. The Kid discusses the latest in social media accounts and how graphic they are.  We discuss joint bathrooms, some local bar upgrades, and chicks getting eaten out at Dead Kennedy's concerts. Listen in and Go Deep.

LET’S GET READY TO CROSS THE WRESTLING/PUNK THRESHOLD! This week on the show Damian welcomes on of his favorite wrestler; former WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling, TNA superstar… MVP! Listen in as the two discuss MVP’s journey from being a kid in a gang to who was sent to prison, to becoming a pro wrestler, to then ascending to the very heights of the industry; all while maintaining a love of punk and hardcore. Also covered -The music racial divides breaking down. -Skinheads in Vitamins stores. -Dead Kennedy's is a very scary name to a little kid looking through the paper. -Skinheads. -“My car, my music”. -The amazingness of the Bad Brains. -Open Records in Miami. -Red Hot Chile Peppers. -Fire and Ice and drinking beers with the Skins. -MDC as a first show. -Getting caught in the mosh. -An alternative to gang fights. -Churchill’s: Miami CBGB’s. -Having trying to find punk and hardcore in prison. -The joy of Tampa Community radio. -Reconnecting with the guitar played from FWA. -Experiencing the alternative revolution from Glade’s Correctional Workcamp -Getting Fanzines in Prison -Blue Note Records in Miami -Going to Warped Tour -Too much mosh for the Warped Tour. -Hearing Orange 9mm on the radio -Chaka Malik is THE GREATEST! -Robbie Brookside: the wrestler’s wrestler and the punk’s punk -Quitting WWE to go to NJPW: Punk as fuck -Having to choose punk or wrestling. -Working with Kimbo Slice -farmclub.com -Japan is awesome!!!! -Never meeting Lemmy -Bittersweet: Finally getting to see the Bad Brains -Seeing Living Color -Going to Coachella with Gaslight Anthem -Wrestling: Lovin’ the craft hating the business -Purple Docs and Purple Drink -Beef with Fugazi -And More!

Former punk rocker and former Mars Hill elder JSuffering (Jeff Bettger) and I talk about his upbringing. His punk rock influences, from the Dead Kennedy's, Sex Pistols, The Dehumanizers, Minor Threat, to the Circle Jerks and the Thrasher Magazine Skateboard Music Comps and Bombshelter Videos.  As well as his journey after the Mars Hill debacle that he was a key elder in exposing.  If you’re into music, you’re going to love this episode. JOIN US Join the CounterCulture Society:  http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT Become a Producer:  https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Find Out More:  http://www.losingourreligion.org Twitter:  https://twitter.com/LosingRReligion Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/LosingOurReligion Call 'Losers Anonymous' Hotline: 206-395-5608 This Episode's Landing Page: http://www.losingourreligion.org/episodes/episode-001-mistakes-were-made-jsuffering  

Episode 33 Topics include: –Illicit corn dog sales –Bullwinkle and Bulldozer –(Don’t talk to) Cops –The timeline of corruption –Bullying –How doors work   Follow these links for some context: Click here to listen to THE ACTUAL AUDIO of The Dead Kennedy’s performance demonstration at The 1980 Bay Area Music Awards. Click here to read an […]

FeedBack w. Wes Nyle. EP31. Political Skews. 11.12.12This past election has me reminiscing of who I was in my teens. Certainly who I am now is shaped by the music I’m listening to currently. But how much of my views were shaped by artists when I was showing up late to class and smoking cigarettes in the parking lot of my high school. In my early twenties I had good friends of mine tell me that I helped shaped who they were, their style, the music they listened to, political opinions. And I’m sure that’s true because I’m amazing in almost every way. But was it all me? Or were my beliefs molded by artists like Justin Sane of Anti-Flag, and Tim Armstrong of Rancid, then simply regurgitated while sitting in technical theatre class learning nothing.I didn’t come from any type of hardship. Not like the musicians I respected and emulated. I grew up with a dad who taught Government, and Economics and a Mom who remarried a Pharmacist. There was nothing left to be desired, materially. But there is something inside a teen, a fire that can’t be explained or quenched. When I had the time I would spend too much of it at a second hand music shop, being molded the guy that worked there. I can’t remember all the music he introduced me to but I do remember one day before I left he, convinced me I needed to hear Plastic Surgery Disasters by the Dead Kennedy’s. I took it home and sat in front of my stereo, wondering what kind of cruel joke was this that the older guy I trusted with my musical development was playing on me. Jello Biafra’s chipmunk voice blasted my eardrums as I waited for the real singer to jump in at any time. Later on, the lyrics meant more and I thought about who I was and if I was going to turn out like the adults in my life. The track Halloween started me on this path of dress and attitude. I was going to be whoever I wanted to be. As long as I looked and acted like my heroes.I remember going to Wal-Mart and buying a navy blue sweat shirt. I cut it down the middle and buttoned it up with safety pins so I could look like Billy Joe Armstrong in the Green Day poster I had hanging in my room. I cut my hair and spiked it like Matthew Lillard in SLC Punk minus the blue hair die because, well you know, my parents weren’t having that. I learned all the quotes from I Blow Mind’s For A Living: Jellow Biafra’s spoken word, and read it in speech class for an A. I listened to Rage Against the Machine when I skipped class and drove to Chick-Fil-A with my buddy. This was before they were raging against their own machine. I was convinced I was changing the world. There was no question that I completely understood what these bands were fighting for. So I fought with my dad, the high school government teacher about how a socialist society could be great, and how anarchy was a peaceful alternative to democracy. I told everyone to vote for Ralph Nader. And never saw the contradiction in any of it.The summer I graduated I turned eighteen and fought with my dad about not wanting to send in my selective service card. I wasn’t going to potentially be forced to fight for a fascist régime I didn’t believe in. Eventually I sent it in, because I wasn’t going to move to Canada as an alternative either. It’s too cold. Along with that the election was happening and I should have been rushing out to register to vote but, at this point I was to interested in all the other things I could do that were slightly more exciting and debaucherous. By the next election season I was more apathetic to the internal conflicts of the US and instead wanted to make art, write, and listen to others interpretation of the world. The closest I ever came to voting was when someone signed me up to vote under the Green Party while I was walking into Eeyore's Birthday while living in Austin. It wasn’t at that moment but I did later understand that I didn’t know anything about America, or how any of the systems work. Nor did I care. I didn’t vote that year and George W. Bush won his second term.This podcast isn’t a statement. The anti-establishment, anarchist me died when I turned eighteen for some reason. Did big brother win? Or did the thrill of making a difference with my voice die when I turned the appropriate age? Like knowing you can stay up as late as you want once you have your own apartment. I’m not sure. But recently as I listen to the music that shape my teenage mind I feel like maybe I’m more like those heroes than ever before. I embrace my apathy. The more I listen to the cries of that slightly older generation, the more I think that maybe they weren’t trying to warn me of what was happening to me now. But who me and my friends would become if we chased these impossible pursuits, or tried to perpetuate these futile mottos.Turns out all these songs I believed were political… All these songs about the government’s manipulative tendencies… were really just a squeal for understanding from our pears. Well if that’s the case I understand. I understand that frustration of an artist isn’t something an elected official can cure better than a ripping guitar solo and loving fans that admit they are in the same boat.Solidarity – RancidRotten Future – Anti-FlagAnarchy In the U.K. – Sex PistolsHalloween – the Dead Kennedy’sSLC Punk – Look Like A Bum SpeechNo Pride – Green DayTake the Power Back – Rage Against the MachineDie For Oil Suckers – Jello BiafraAmerican Jesus – BadOpen Your Eyes – GoldfingerMotto – Less Than JakePride – No Use For a NameI’m So Bored With The U.S.A. – The Clash

Chuck Lindo‘s current projects include The American Professionals, and the indie rock band Actionslacks. Chuck hails from the St. Louis punk band The Nukes, the surf-inspired Jumbo Shrimp (featuring Dead Kennedy’s East Bay Ray and Klaus Flouride), and alt rock band Dryspell. In 2007, Chuck founded music house Jingle This with partner John Schulte. They […]

College Statistics came from: http://www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov/StatsSummaries/snapshot.aspx http://www.cspinet.org/booze/collfact1.htm Nouvelle Vague is the spelling of that band that covered the Dead Kennedy's song. http://www.last.fm/music/Nouvelle+Vague/ Beers on the show: Wittekerke, Shiner Bohemian Black Lager, Lindemen's Posse and Green Flash Nut Brown Ale. Listen to: ksdt.ucsd.edu Check out the FaceBook page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=6351328213 Homework: Redo your favorite homework from last year. Such as: Send us a coaster Write about BeerSchool on your blog Send us presents Post a review. Make a list of all your local beers. Host: John Foster and Motor Guest: Honore Be sure to visit City Beer Store in San Francisco, CA Email us at info@beerschool.com See you next year! Not recorded at the Rat Pad. Recorded in San Francisco on 12/28/2007. BeerSchool and BeerSchool.com are a trademarks of Ayer Media, Inc. © 2007 Ayer Media, Inc.

Num passado distante, no início de 1998, INI era Initieites. Uma banda de garotos que adoravam Ramones, Nirvana, Dead Kennedy´s e Sex Pistols. Formada por Paulo Biasi na bateria, Gilmar Reis no baixo e Pêu na guitarra, tocavam em bares e escolas na cidade de Sorocaba, interior de São Paulo. Aproximadamente um ano depois, entra Henrique Ravelli (ex - O Nada), e com suas influências nada ortodoxas começou a formar a nova cara da banda, assim como as suas influências: Smashing Pumpkins, James, Manic Street Preachers, entre outros. Com essa formação tocou por cidades do interior e na única edição do aclamado festival circadélica, que reuniu bandas como Walverdes, Wry, Garage Fuzz, MQN,... Em 2001, Heraldo assumiu as baquetas, e com influências de rock progressivo mudou novamente a proposta sonora da banda que, amadureceu e mudou seu nome para INI. A banda passou a compor com criatividade e sentimento as canções que fariam parte do CD Amor e/ou Ódio. O CD foi lançado no final de 2005 e conta com 13 músicas mais faixa bônus. Na faixa 9, babilônia, participa das guitarras Fábio Martins, amigo inestimável ex-integrante da banda Volpina, que veio a falecer meses depois. Uma grande perda para o rock de Sorocaba. A ano de 2006 foi um ano de grandes mudanças na banda, com a saída do baixista Gilmar, restou apenas Pêu da formação original. Sua saída deixou vaga para Bill (ex-Vocífera), baixista funkeiro, um dos melhores e mais originais baixista da cidade. Na mesma época entra Ferraz, jovem expoente do rock Sorocabano, fundador da banda Vocifera que, junto com Henrique e Pêu passou a fazer vocais e guitarras. O objetivo principal da banda, que não mudou com as diversas transformações, é buscar o novo e colocar pra fora sentimentos reprimidos. Em dezembro de 2006 o INI entrou para gravar seu mais recente trabalho promocional. O CD é um mix de velhas e novas canções e contém 5 canções. Principais Influências da atual formação Cardigans, Stars, Smashing Pumpkins, Los Hermanos, U2, The Mars Volta, Pixies, Cooper Temple Clause, James, Red Hot, Molotov, At the Drive-In, Pearl Jam, Pink Floyd e Manic Street Preachers.