Podcast appearances and mentions of dick valentine

Dick Valentine stands as an icon among modern rock frontmen, recognized for his flamboyant stage presence, witty lyricism, and audacious creative spirit. As lead vocalist of Electric Six, he guides the band's explosive blend of rock, new wave, and disco influences with a flair that both entertains and provokes. Valentine's distinctive voice and charismatic performances reflect a boundary-pushing approach to songwriting, full of biting satire and over-the-top theatrics. Offstage, he channels his relentless imagination into solo albums, delivering stripped-down, intimate tracks showcasing his vocal versatility. Beyond the music, Valentine's creativity expands into fiction writing, where his narrative style captures the same off-kilter energy that resonates within his stage persona. The juxtaposition of his comedic charm and poignant social commentary gives his art a unique, refreshing edge. Forever evolving yet consistently surprising, Dick Valentine remains an influential figure, commanding attention with his fearless experimentation and unwavering dedication to showmanship and innovation. We were lucky enough to have Dick stop by Thunderlove Studio recently to discuss his illustrious career and his new album, The Final Musician. Here is our conversation with Dick Valentine.  Dick Valentine on Spotify Electric Six on Bandcamp Shortwave Records on Bandcamp

Todays fascinating and fun interview features Dick Valentine, from American band, Electric Six joins me on the podcast today Electric Six, who formed in Detroit, Michigan back in 1996, are known for combining elements of garage rock, new wave and disco into their genre-defying sound As well as being part of Electric Six, Dick is also an author and we discuss the series of novels he has written.  Electric Six continue their UK tour this weekend and all next week, finishing their run of dates in sunny Brighton. Be sure to grab a ticket…

To the list of perfect and fully formed debut records — a list that includes “Nevermind The Bollocks”, “Murmur" and the first Ramones album — one has to include Electric Six's “Fire”. 20 years and many albums later, Electric Six and Tyler Spencer (aka Dick Valentine) are still going nuclear as Tyler joins us on a (getting into the) jam-packed episode to talk songwriting, touring, being fired vs. firing, and most importantly, what's the best rock song that's really a disco song. Plus: winter beards, Mats vs. Maiden, tavern-style goes Hollywood, and much more!

fun with audio - we revisit something insane Skin said last Friday, and also the hilarious impromptu interview the Downbeat had with Dick Valentine this morning

Iron Horse is very proud to bring to you a very special episode celebrating the career of Dick Valentine and the musical legacy of Electric Six in musical form, also featuring some comments and words from the man himself about the band, the music and himself and current members of this international superstar collective. 

The Seattle music scene is as eclectic and diverse as you can possibly imagine. There's all kinds of music for all kinds of people and the musicians making it own it to the max. Don Berman and Dick Valentine both settled in Seattle more than 30 years ago. They found each other more than a decade ago and realized that they shared a common sensibility--breaking out of the traditional musical boundaries they grew up with and venturing into the art of free improvisation. While it's not understood by all, those musicians who express it are fully committed to telling stories through motifs and sketches. They leave it up to listeners to feel the sound and draw their own conclusions. In this conversation, we explore Don and Dick's brand of free improv and hear some of their successful performances.TK Books LLC Contemporary fiction and science fiction; ebooks, softcover, hardcover and audiobooks.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

The only way to celebrate Valentines Day is with Dick! Dick Valentine, that is, of punk shock/disco rock band Electric Six, whom sits in with us as we declare their best songs (with or without his blessing from the Deeval). Horror/splatterpunk author Lucy Leitner, Electric Six mega-fan, joins the KWR Fam to declare ELECTRIC SIX'S GREATEST HITS, as we see it! #punkshock #discorock #punkrockdisco #ElectricSixband #DickValentine @electric6 #cleopatrarecords @CleopatraRecord #lucyleitner

The podcast at least eighteen years in the making is finally here. As the 20th episode of Sherman & Ski: Talk You Into It draws nigh, at the close of the year 2021, we bestow upon our dear listeners the ELECTRIC SIX, the ultimate disco/funk/punk/rock/metal demigods of Detroit (Rock City!). Do you like dancing? Do you like irreverent lyrical content? Do you prefer over the top theatrics? Do you like Jack White, Kiss' Dynasty album, Spinal Tap, and bizarro covers of the Alan Parsons Project, Roxette, and Stevie Nicks? Do you enjoy a band with a rotating lineup of ridiculous fake names? And most importantly, have you ever declared nuclear war on the dance floor? Look, if you're stuck in the house this New Year's Eve, fire up our Electric Six companion playlist (after hearing this pod) and boogie down all night. Kiss off both 2021 and snooty rock critics alike, and join us worshipping at the throne of lead crooner Dick Valentine and his merry band of mayhem-raisers, the Electric Six. Irrepressibly fun, catchy hooks and hip-shaking rhythms, insane lyrics and shout-out along choruses, the Six are the only band to announce that they are not her to play 18 songs, but NINETEEN. And then, they'll play the hits. ENJOY! - Sherman & Ski

Welcome back to The High Way with Kyle Shutt! This week I talk with legendary Electric Six front man, Dick Valentine, all about life in rock n' roll, touring together, and his new solo album "Parrot People". Be sure not to miss an episode by subscribing to our channel! Help us keep the show moving along by visiting our Patreon page at the link below. For a few dollars a month you can get early access to next week's episode, exclusive content only available on the Patreon page, and even get a shoutout on a future episode. https://www.patreon.com/thehighway We couldn't do it without your support and we thank every one of you for listening. Listen to this episode anywhere podcasts are streaming. https://feeds.captivate.fm/the-high-way-with-kyle-shutt/ Support this podcast

Dick Valentine is one of those guests who just embodies what UTP is all about. We never know where we are going, but we always have a great time getting there! From lyrics inspired at a Missouri truck stop, to Christopher Walken, to Whitesnake, to Micheal Bolton...you'll just have to listen. Already looking forward to next time. Thanks, Dick! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/support

Joining us this week is indie, psychedelic, folk, alternative, punk, garage, hard rock band Trevor And The Joneses from Las Vegas. We talk Gallagher(the comedian, not the manchester duo), Dick Valentine and could this be the best festival pick so far ?Here' s a link to their website, go check it!https://www.trevorandthejoneses.com/Our StuffInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/podcastlisten2this/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/Listen2This_Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Listen2ThisPodcastDiscordhttps://discord.gg/VUe9chzYevSpotify Playlisthttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/4FITfvqU9Ac2sYciLQ5zgU?si=ajcqJBJUSiOJZWUjrnAn_A

October 5-11, 1991 This week to celebrate 450 Episodes of TV Guidance Counselor Ken welcomes the amazing Tyler Spencer aka Dick Valentine of the Electric Six. Ken and Tyler discuss adapting to the pandemic, investing in Zoom, humor tests for Ken, 1991, how the 80s went into the 1990s, Sharon Gless, being a late bloomer, starting University, being a drummer, realizing the front man gets to fire people, firing people, Jazz Dracula, The Best and Worst Dressed, how Ann Magnuson is the coolest person ever, Bongwater, Blair Underwood vs. Andy Griffith, Designing Women, artisanal craft tobacco, The Franklin Mint, writing letters to TV Guide, Northern Exposure, being burned by Twin Peaks, being hunted down by Barry Manilow, being very funny, going to college with the Sklar Brothers, OCD, being obsessive, having to talk between songs, Elvis adding tax, being into Hockey, growing up in Detroit, Edmonton, The Wailers, local fame, Gordy Howe, David Bowie and Wayne Gretzky, the miracle of Tony Danza, riding Barbra Mandrel to get to Mr. Ed, Pump Up The Volume, Football, why being half asleep and surprised is the best time to watch the Superbowl, being a UK Football celebrity, Gay Bar, Top of the Pops, Danger Danger High Voltage, Baby Spice, going Downtown, I Come in Peace, action flicks, loving Annie Potts, Corvette Summer, going initial, C. Everett Coop, seing Ghost over and over, Rescue 911, bad re-enactments, Unsolved Mysteries, The Day After, being desensitized, Mork and Mindy, Freaks and Geeks, going to see The Nude Bomb, Get Smart!, gambling problems, athletes guest starring on television shows, Magnum P.I., writing songs alone at Clippers games, Club MTV, She's Out of Control, Hunter, Fire Walk with Me, why Grand Canyon is the worst movie ever, thirtysomething, editing out the stutter from A Fish Called Wanda, cleaning up movies for TV, and Geraldo Rivera's filthy dirty sex life.

This is a vary special episode! The Family has a guest, Dick Valentine of Electric Six. We all are having a hard time due to the COVID-19 and having to stay home but Dick Valentine has it down to a science! Listen in as we ask how he's handling it and talk about the many things he's made during this time along with things to come. --- 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/ethan-phillips0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ethan-phillips0/support

Fish delivery dreams. Classic marriage proposals. Writing pornographic literature... One never knows where they might go with someone as interesting as Dick Valentine (Tyler Spencer) of Electric Six. However, one can trust that it will be interesting and entertaining. Check it out! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undetermined-podcast/support

 Welcome to The Intergalactic Candycast, the worlds first interstellar radio comedy, podcast parody, and improv experiment all rolled into one!  Join Atticus and his crew as they explore the universe, help friends, sing songs, and interview celebrity guests...kinda! In this week's episode, Atticus hangs with rock legend Dick Valentine, gives love advice, and Baby's dark plot is revealed!  Support the show (http://tee.pub/lic/cTzX2cKQEbE)

Zany lead man of Electric Six talks music since 2000 with evil by the devil's intentions. Dick Valentine in the house, on Kettle Whistle Radio! #ElectricSix #discopunk #DickValentine #fairlydark

You can't ignore my techno. In the SEVENTY-SIXTH episode of Popular Music: The Podcast, Analise picks one of her all-time (all-time!) favorite songs to cover in honor of her birthday - “Synthesizer” by Detroit-based rock band, Electric Six! You’ll hear about the band’s many iterations of members, their bizarre lyric-writing method (Dick Valentine holds his BREATH till he just blurts stuff out?!), and why their unique blend of rock ‘n’ roll disco, combined with their “profoundly absurd/absurdly profound” lyrics will make them the band you never knew you needed, but always had this whole time (they have a butt-load of records out, guys - time to get with the program).   No guilt. Only pleasure. Popular Music is a pop music podcast hosted by Steven Ray Morris and Analise Nelson. New episodes every Monday. Email us: popmusicpodcast@gmail.com   Chat pop music with us in our Facebook group!: https://www.facebook.com/groups/647416295647220/     This week's Spotify Mix: https://open.spotify.com/user/1239070814/playlist/3zXKfweMrgij10Gb3sB1Uv?si=otPsG0NoQjS4n7LenbzDiQ   Additional Recommendations: Electric Six - “Dance Commander” Electric Six - “Improper Dancing” Electric Six - “Gay Bar” Electric Six - “Jimmy Carter” Electric Six - “Future Is In The Future” Electric Six - “I Buy The Drugs” Electric Six - “Chocolate Pope” Electric Six - “Down at McDonaldz” Electric Six - “Dance Pattern” Electric Six - “Dirty Looks” Electric Six - “We Were Witchy Witchy White Women” Electric Six - “Making Progress” Electric Six - “Waste Of Time And Money” Electric Six - “Talking Turkey” Metric - “The Shade” Future Islands - “Seasons (Waiting On You)” The Postelles - “Oh My Luck” The Faint - “Your Retro Career Melted” Find us on all the socials!   twitter.com/popmusicpodcast instagram.com/popmusicpodcast facebook.com/popmusicpodcast   Follow Analise: twitter.com/lalalanalise // twitter.com/anabotmusic Follow Steven: twitter.com/stevenraymorris // twitter.com/sjrpod   Cover art by Kelly Rahnerhttps://www.instagram.com/kelrahner/ Podcast logo by Javier Solórzano https://instagram.com/jav_solo/

Dick Valentine is the lead vocalist and co-founder of the the Detroit based rock band Electric Six. Founded in 1996, Electric Six has 12 full-length albums and a new one coming out later this year. We discuss tour, Dick’s musical journey and lay to rest the Jack White, “Danger! (High Voltage)” rumor.

Episode 43 features Dick Valentine of Detroit alternative rock act Electric Six. Dick talks about the new album, Fresh Blood For Tired Vampyres, his effective & entertaining use of Kickstarter, and how he's below average at everything. Songs from Electric Six featured in the podcast include Dance With Dark Forces and I'll Be In Touch. Find out more about Electric Six at electricsix.com Follow Electric Six on Twitter @electric6