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Dr. Robert, born Robert Howard, is a British musician and lead vocalist of the band The Blow Monkeys. Emerging in the 1980s, the band found success with their distinctive blend of pop, soul, new wave. and Dr. Robert's socially conscious lyrics, all hallmarks of the band's soulful sound.Their hits included "Digging Your Scene" and "It Doesn't Have to Be This Way" gained international acclaim.Please copy and share the YouTube interview:https://youtu.be/ZCUHCJq1ojc?si=aaRZ-OHwDtHxwht8Dr. Robert also achieved success with Kym Mazelle on wait, formed Slam Slam with Paul Weller and Dee C. Lee, and is also known for his activism, and continues to tour with the Blow Monkeys.For tour dates - the UK and Spanish tour dates are already announced!https://www.theblowmonkeys.com/live-datesAnd for their new album Together/Alone and further information:www.theblowmonkeys.comPlease subscribe to this channel! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 170: Robert Howard / Dr. Robert - The Blow MonkeysOn this episode of the Paul Weller Fan Podcast, I am joined by Singer, Songwriter, Multi-instrumentalist and Producer, Robert Howard, aka Dr. Robert of The Blow Monkeys.We take a journey through his youth and his discovery of punk, politics and The Jam whilst living in Australia in the 1970s... He returned home in 1981 and formed the band, leading to so many fabulous albums and singles - their debut Limping for a Generation, that breakthrough LP Animal Magic and their hit singles Digging Your Scene, It Doesn't Have To Be This Way, Choice - right up to their brilliant 2021 album release Journey To You...On the podcast, we hear so many personal stories , never told before, about his friendship and collaborations with Paul Weller - whether it's recording at Solid Bond, being part of Red Wedge, an Honorary Councillor for the final The Style Council live shows, co-producing Dee C. Lee's Slam Slam project and playing on each others early solo albums.We also chat about Rise Up Singing - the Monks Road Social collaboration that saw Paul and Robert come together for a new song together in 2022... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A perfect pick for a Dig Me Out episode, Fretblanket never seemed to get the mainstream attention the way their peers did. Formed in Stourbridge, England when the members were still in high school, the band caught the attention of Polygram Records in ‘93 and signed a deal before singer/guitarist Will Copley had graduated. A year later, Junkfuel was released with the single “Twisted” gaining a modest amount of airplay on U.S. alternative and college rock stations. Guitarist Clive Powell wrote most of the guitar-rich songs which fit in alongside artists like Sugar, The Doughboys, The Wedding Present and Ride while Copley's grungy vocals earned comparisons to Kurt Cobain. Though they were very much of the time, the biggest touring exposure they had was opening for Oingo Boingo, a sad mismatch that likely didn't earn the band any new fans. In 1997, they released Home Truths From Abroad which leaned more into the Brit rock side of things than the grungier side and caused a minor MTV buzz with their video for “Into the Ocean.” Songs for a third album were recorded in Michigan with Tim Patalan (Sponge, Watershed) but shelved after it was apparent there was no longer label interest and the members went their separate ways. On March 30, 2023, that long lost album, The Distance In Between, was released as a way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Fretblanket signing a record deal.   Songs in this Episode: Intro - Twisted from Junkfuel 13:06 - Digging Your Scene from The Distance In Between Outro - Into The Ocean from Home Truths From Abroad   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

A perfect pick for a Dig Me Out episode, Fretblanket never seemed to get the mainstream attention the way their peers did. Formed in Stourbridge, England when the members were still in high school, the band caught the attention of Polygram Records in ‘93 and signed a deal before singer/guitarist Will Copley had graduated. A year later, Junkfuel was released with the single “Twisted” gaining a modest amount of airplay on U.S. alternative and college rock stations. Guitarist Clive Powell wrote most of the guitar-rich songs which fit in alongside artists like Sugar, The Doughboys, The Wedding Present and Ride while Copley's grungy vocals earned comparisons to Kurt Cobain. Though they were very much of the time, the biggest touring exposure they had was opening for Oingo Boingo, a sad mismatch that likely didn't earn the band any new fans. In 1997, they released Home Truths From Abroad which leaned more into the Brit rock side of things than the grungier side and caused a minor MTV buzz with their video for “Into the Ocean.” Songs for a third album were recorded in Michigan with Tim Patalan (Sponge, Watershed) but shelved after it was apparent there was no longer label interest and the members went their separate ways. On March 30, 2023, that long lost album, The Distance In Between, was released as a way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Fretblanket signing a record deal.   Songs in this Episode: Intro - Twisted from Junkfuel 13:06 - Digging Your Scene from The Distance In Between Outro - Into The Ocean from Home Truths From Abroad   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

The Blow Monkeys are celebrating 40 years in the music industry this year and we are delighted to be joined by Robert Howard AKA Dr. Robert. Kieran and Derek discuss the origins of the band and having global hits with songs such as Digging Your Scene, It Doesn't Have to Be This Way and how the cover of Lesley Gore's You Don't Own Me found its way onto the Dirty Dancing soundtrack. The Band continue to record and release new material with the latest album Journey To You receiving very positive reviews. At the time of recording this interview The Blow Monkeys were preparing to tour Ireland and the UK in Sept/Oct 2022. Thanks to our sponsor Irish Woodcraft, check them out at https://irishwoodcraft.ie Let Christy Take It bring you Dr. Robert Editor: Mark Cullen

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100th Episode Celebration. Playing 100 hit tracks from the 1980s. Episode 100 The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org Air date : February 26, 2021 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- B-Movie, Nowhere Girl (12'' Version) Payola$, Eyes Of A Stranger (Extended Version) Burning Sensations, Belly Of The Whale Bad Manners, Samson and Delilah [7" Single Version] Sparks, All You Ever Think About Is Sex (12 Inch Club Version) Queen, Crazy Little Thing Called Love Stray Cats, Runaway Boys Polecats, Make A Circuit With Me Bow Wow Wow, Aphrodisiac The Go-Go's, Get Up And Go Plimsouls, A Million Miles Away Missing Persons, I Like Boys The Waitresses, I Know What Boys Like Rod Stewart, Infatuation Styx, Too Much Time On My Hands ZZ Top, Legs (Special Dance Mix) The Cars, Hello Again (LP Version-Vocal) INXS, Original Sin The Cure, The Walk New Order, The Perfect Kiss Soft Cell, Insecure Me Shriekback, Lined Up King, Love & Pride Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Two Tribes Bronski Beat, Why? (Full 12' Version) Depeche Mode, It's Called A Heart Altered Images, See Those Eyes Adam And The Ants, Stand And Deliver Heaven 17, Penthouse And Pavement Duran Duran, Planet Earth (Single Version) Stranglers, All Roads Lead To Rome Lene Lovich, It's You, Only You (Mein Schmerz) (remixed extended 12 version) Pete Shelley, Telephone Operator Devo, Peek-A-Boo! Trans-X, Living On Video Tapps, My Forbidden Lover (12'' Disco Mix) Magazine 60, Don Quichotte Madonna, Everybody Eurythmics, Love Is A Stranger Deniece Williams, Let's Hear It For The Boy Midnight Star, Electricity The Jets, Curiousity Prince, Erotic City Stevie B., In My Eyes (Radio Mix) Freestyle, It's Automatic Attitude, We Got The Juice Ready For The World, Digital Display Sheila E., A Love Bizarre Evelyn King, Love Come Down (12'' Version) Janet Jackson, The Pleasure Principle (Long Vocal Remix) (The Shep Pettibone Mix) --- C-Bank Featuring Jenny Burton, One More Shot Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force, Looking For The Perfect Beat Freeez, I.O.U Starpoint, Object of My Desire TKA, One Way Love Alisha, Baby Talk (Single Version) Kopper, Second To None Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Secret (Extended Mix) Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam With Full Force, I Wonder If I Take U Home [Extended Version] Regina, Baby Love (Vocal Long Version) Noel, Silent Morning Nocera, Let's Go (Radio Version) Paul Hardcastle, Rain Forest Connie, Funky Little Beat Information Society, Running Dimples Tee, Jealous Fellas (Vocal Mix) MC Shy-D, I've Got to Be Tough L'Trimm, Cars With The Boom Rodney O & Joe Cooley, Supercuts (Yeah Boy) Gucci Crew II, The Cabbage Patch Fox The Fox, Precious Little Diamond (Special Remix) Five Star, Can't Wait Another Minute (12" Mix) Scritti Politti, Wood Beez Culture Club, I'll Tumble 4 Ya Captain Sensible, Wot (12'' Mix) The Pointer Sisters, Automatic (Extended Mix) Yazoo, State Farm New Edition, Candy Girl (Original 12'' Mix) Timex Social Club, Rumors Pebbles, Mercedes Boy Vanity 6, Nasty Girl Morris Day, The Oak Tree Cherrelle, I Didn't Mean To Turn You On Rebbie Jackson, Centipede Wide Boy Awake, Slang Teacher Ēbn-Ōzn, AEIOU Sometimes Y Tom Tom Club, Wordy Rappinghood (12" Disco Mix) Talking Heads, This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) The Human League, Love Action Book Of Love, Boy (Extended Mix) Wham!, Bad Boys (Long Version) Klymaxx, The Men All Pause (12" Version) Bryan Loren, Lollipop Luv (12" Version) ABC, The Look of Love (Part 1) Spandau Ballet, Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On) Haircut One Hundred, Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl) The Boomtown Rats, Skin On Skin Echo & The Bunnymen, Never Stop A Flock Of Seagulls, The More You Live, The More You Love The Blow Monkeys, Digging Your Scene

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Easy people What's going on hope you are all good here is this weeks show Really enjoyed this show i was looking through some of my vinyl and found some forgotten gems so i gave them a rip and dropped them on the show with all the banging new stuff that is out The 80's banger of the week comes from the Blow Monkeys with their track Digging Your Scene (BIG TUNE) Tracklist: 1. Rumble Intro 1 jingle by Mr Rumble 2. Where The Party At? Ft. Darks by Soverign 3. Gin And Tonic - V.I.P Mix by Marvel & Eli 4. Get To The Chopper by Cause & Affect 5. Aim High by Wiley & Roll Deep 6. The Boy is Mine (2020 Dub) by Shadow of Light 7. Rekordbox Ft. Forca (VIP) by Shaun Dean 8. Live Life (Blakk Habit Remix) by Porky Paul 9. H.E.R. (Fabian Dubz Remix) by Damage 10. Family by Champion 11. Just Got Paid by Central Station 12. Upside Down (Original Mix) by Smasher, 2 Ton 13. Get2KnowMe by Champion 14. On A Beach (Champion Remix) by Etta Bond X Double S X Champion 15. I Wanna Be Down Ft. MC Neat (Kingdom 93 Remix) by Majestic 16. Say Yes (In-Soul remix) by Ferdee 17. Calling (Extended Mix) by Smasher 18. What U Need Ft. Radz (Original Mix) by Matt Jam & Echelon 19. Cheatin' Ft. Jaykae & Bru-C (UKG remix) by Nathan Dawe 20. Gotta Tell You (Zettin 'Mumba' Dub) by Samantha Mumba 21. You're Makin Me High (Thief In The Night Remix) by Toni Braxton 22. Screwface by Tuff Culture 23. Smugglers (Blakk Habit Remix) by Rubi Dan 24. Ex Ex (Vocal Mix) by DnD 25. Gone (Original Mix) by Mr.Tune 26. Don't Love by Dj Passion 27 .Wave Interference by Tuff Culture 28. Positions (Midi Logic 4x4 Bootleg) by Ariana Grande 29. High Class VIP by Wulflock & Arc Nade 30. Bad Man Sound ( Statix Bump Remix ) by Marvel & Eli 31. Boy-Oi (4x4 mix) by Jiggy G & Dj Sandos 32. Dubplate Screamer Ft. MC Stallion (Bassline Mix) by Atomic X MC Stallion 33. Rise Up Ft. Dread MC (Extended Mix) by Le Duke 34. Haggerston Parrot by Champion 35. Boxers (Bassboy Remix) by Shaun Dean x Gemma Fox x Bomma B 36. Show Me Love (Original Mix) by DJ Q 37. Runaway (Extended Mix) by Sammy Virji & Shift K3Y 38. Boozy by Zero & Window Kid 39. Are You Really From The Ends (Mystery Vip Mix) by Dj Garna 40. You Want Me by Tom Zanetti 41. If You Were Here Tonight Ft. Che Chesterman [Atomic Original Club Mix Ft. Reen] by Scott & Leon 42. Time Ft. J Gerrey by Conducta 43. Masquerade Ft. Gabriella (In4mous Goose remix) by Ferdee 44. Digging Your Scene (80's Banger Of The Week) by Blow Monkeys Hope you enjoy stay safe Contact info: Insta: @mr_rumble84 Twitter: @mr_rumble84 Facebook: Mr Rumble #Wobble PodOmatic: http://mr-rumble.podomatic.com Itunes: Mr Rumble Wobbly Wednesdays Podcast Mixcloud: Mr Rumble Bosh #Wobble

Pop80 - Pandemic Edition - 09-05-2020 Episode**Pop 80 - Best of 80s **Playlist1. Falco, Der Kommissar2. Rick James, Super Freak3. Mc Hammer, U Can't Touch This4. The Blow Monkeys, Digging Your Scene 5. Prefab Sprout, Appetite6. Pino Daniele, Schizzechea [Italian Classics]7. Frankie Knuckles, The Whistle Song8. Lucio Battisti, Arrivederci a questa sera [Italian Classics]Ⓒ2018-2022 Giordano Di Fiore - Radio Popolare

San Diego may be known for beaches and year-round mild weather, but the second-largest city in California is also home to a vibrant if isolated music scene dating back to the 1960s with Gary Puckett & The Union Gap and Iron Butterfly. As per our "Digging Your Scene" episodes, we're interested in sounds of the 1990s - where those bands played, bought and sold records, recorded their music, read and listened to other bands, and all the other interesting and unique elements that help define a scene. What we discovered is a deep and vast collection of guitar rock heading off in multiple directions - from punk to post-punk, hard rock to nu-metal, industrial to experimental. To help us discover it all, we're joined by members of No Knife, Jejune and aMiniature to talk bands, venues, record stores, labels and more.   Songs In This Episode   Intro Medley (Academy Flight Song by No Knife / Peddler's Talk by aMiniature / Hileah by JeJune 28:16 - Does Not Compute by Drive Like Jehu 53:33 - Flexiclocks by The And/Ors Outro - Deadbolt - Voodoobilly Man   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

San Diego may be known for beaches and year-round mild weather, but the second-largest city in California is also home to a vibrant if isolated music scene dating back to the 1960s with Gary Puckett & The Union Gap and Iron Butterfly. As per our "Digging Your Scene" episodes, we're interested in sounds of the 1990s - where those bands played, bought and sold records, recorded their music, read and listened to other bands, and all the other interesting and unique elements that help define a scene. What we discovered is a deep and vast collection of guitar rock heading off in multiple directions - from punk to post-punk, hard rock to nu-metal, industrial to experimental. To help us discover it all, we're joined by members of No Knife, Jejune and aMiniature to talk bands, venues, record stores, labels and more.   Songs In This Episode   Intro Medley (Academy Flight Song by No Knife / Peddler's Talk by aMiniature / Hileah by JeJune 28:16 - Does Not Compute by Drive Like Jehu 53:33 - Flexiclocks by The And/Ors Outro - Deadbolt - Voodoobilly Man   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

In 1986 this sophisticated pop group with the weird name  scored a huge worldwide hit with "Digging Your Scene." Listening to just that song, you probably thought you knew what this band was all about - slick production, loungy horns,  and a fey lead singer. But, when you listened to Animal Magic as a whole you heard blues and country guitar licks covered in bongos, saxophones a plenty, and beautiful ladies singing backup. Over the years, Animal Magic  has become one of my favorite albums of all time and it deserves some appreciation. This is not a sophisti-pop record. This is a pop/rock record with horns. Front man Dr. Robert (episode 20) returns to Deep Dive the Blow Monkey's second album, express his feelings about it now, and give the stories behind the songs. Hopefully, you get turned on the same way I am every time I hear it!    https://www.theblowmonkeys.com/

New York City has been a global epicenter for music and culture in general for decades, so it is no surprise that the the 1990s are no different. From the legendary Velvet Underground, KISS and Blondie, to indie rock progenitors Sonic Youth, Talking Heads and Television, to the punk of the New York Dolls, Ramones and The Dictators, as well as the hip-hop, disco, electronic and dance scenes, the 1990s combined it all into a stew of unique sounds interpolated by artists such as the Beastie Boys, Living Colour, White Zombie, Girls Against Boys, Helmet, Biohazard, and more. Like every scene we've dug into, finding the venues, the media, the record stores, recording studios and labels that fostered the sound for the band, New York City has its own spin. How do you get gear to shows in a city most travel by subway? How do you get your band noticed in a sea of competition? How do you not get robbed and randomly punched in the face on the street? To help us unpack it all, we're joined by Eli Janney of Girls Against Boys and The 8G Band from Late Night with Seth Meyers, Mike Lustig of Ruth Ruth, and Mike Stuto from Brownies and Beggars Banquet Records. Intro - New York Medley (New York City by The Cult, New York State of Mind by Billy Joel, Back in the New York Groove by Ace Frehley, New York City by T. Rex) Outro - Safe In New York City by AC/DC Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

New York City has been a global epicenter for music and culture in general for decades, so it is no surprise that the the 1990s are no different. From the legendary Velvet Underground, KISS and Blondie, to indie rock progenitors Sonic Youth, Talking Heads and Television, to the punk of the New York Dolls, Ramones and The Dictators, as well as the hip-hop, disco, electronic and dance scenes, the 1990s combined it all into a stew of unique sounds interpolated by artists such as the Beastie Boys, Living Colour, White Zombie, Girls Against Boys, Helmet, Biohazard, and more. Like every scene we've dug into, finding the venues, the media, the record stores, recording studios and labels that fostered the sound for the band, New York City has its own spin. How do you get gear to shows in a city most travel by subway? How do you get your band noticed in a sea of competition? How do you not get robbed and randomly punched in the face on the street? To help us unpack it all, we're joined by Eli Janney of Girls Against Boys and The 8G Band from Late Night with Seth Meyers, Mike Lustig of Ruth Ruth, and Mike Stuto from Brownies and Beggars Banquet Records. Intro - New York Medley (New York City by The Cult, New York State of Mind by Billy Joel, Back in the New York Groove by Ace Frehley, New York City by T. Rex) Outro - Safe In New York City by AC/DC Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

We’re heading to the land of ten thousand lakes to uncover the Minneapolis St. Paul music scene of the 1990s. With names like The Replacements and Husker Du, the twin cities have been established as an 80s mecca for underground hardcore and punk rock, but the story of the city is much deeper and broader. In the 90s bands like Soul Asylum and Semisonic scored massive hits, while The Jayhawks, Low and the Dillinger Four expanded the sonic pallet. And of course, there’s Prince. To help us understand the roots of the punk and hardcore scene, we invited author/writer/KFAI DJ Cindy “Cyn” Collins, who recently released Complicated Fun: The Birth of Minneapolis Punk and Indie Rock, 1974-1984 to talk the early years and bands like The Suicide Commandos and The Suburbs. Returning is Michelle Leon, former Babes In Toyland bassist and author of I Live Inside: Memoirs of a Babe In Toyland to give us insights on the various famous (and infamous venues) and more, along with record producer, engineer, singer-songwriter and touring musician Jamie Woolford of The Stereo, Animal Chin and Let Go to share memories of various record stores, local media and other important aspects of the Minneapolis St. Paul scene. Be sure to join us at Patreon for bonus content from this episode. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Regent headphones to test out. We’re reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase with free worldwide shipping. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Minneapolis by that dog. 8:54 - Attacking the Beat by The Suicide Commandos 33:28 - Dust Cake Boy by Babes in Toyland 39:03 - Walks Alone by Cows Outro - She Would Hever by The Stereo Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

We're heading to the land of ten thousand lakes to uncover the Minneapolis St. Paul music scene of the 1990s. With names like The Replacements and Husker Du, the twin cities have been established as an 80s mecca for underground hardcore and punk rock, but the story of the city is much deeper and broader. In the 90s bands like Soul Asylum and Semisonic scored massive hits, while The Jayhawks, Low and the Dillinger Four expanded the sonic pallet. And of course, there's Prince. To help us understand the roots of the punk and hardcore scene, we invited author/writer/KFAI DJ Cindy “Cyn” Collins, who recently released Complicated Fun: The Birth of Minneapolis Punk and Indie Rock, 1974-1984 to talk the early years and bands like The Suicide Commandos and The Suburbs. Returning is Michelle Leon, former Babes In Toyland bassist and author of I Live Inside: Memoirs of a Babe In Toyland to give us insights on the various famous (and infamous venues) and more, along with record producer, engineer, singer-songwriter and touring musician Jamie Woolford of The Stereo, Animal Chin and Let Go to share memories of various record stores, local media and other important aspects of the Minneapolis St. Paul scene. Be sure to join us at Patreon for bonus content from this episode. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Regent headphones to test out. We're reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase with free worldwide shipping. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Minneapolis by that dog. 8:54 - Attacking the Beat by The Suicide Commandos 33:28 - Dust Cake Boy by Babes in Toyland 39:03 - Walks Alone by Cows Outro - She Would Hever by The Stereo Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

For our next installment of the Digging Your Scene roundtable series, we are exploring sights and sounds of Los Angeles in the 1990s. To help us do so, the following guests joined us: Brian Klein of Scout B Entertainment - his first time on the show, Brian moved to Los Angeles in the early 90s, starting as an intern at Rick Rubin's American Recordings label as well as employee of Aron's Records, he has worked in management and promotion of dozens of bands and currently manages Fitz and The Tantrums among others. Kellii Scott of Failure - making his third visit (#211 & #239), Kellii moved to LA in the 80s and played in a number of bands before joining Failure, later drumming for Blinker The Star, Campfire Girls, Veruca Salt and more. Failure are currently wrapping up the Pledgemusic campaign for the 20th anniversary live recording of their 1997 album Fantastic Planet. Shawn Michael Foster, director - also making his third visit (#64 & #236), Shawn moved to LA in the latter half of the 90s and started as music video director for bands such as Stabbing Westward, Chevelle, Sugarcult, Drive-by Truckers and many more. He is currently working on a television pilot and videos for Los Kingdom. We talk music clubs, weekly papers, records stores and more, plus reminisce about bands starting out that made it big and those that should have but never did, plus muggings, drugs, tangents and more tangents. It's a lively, loose conversation that would have taken place at the Rainbow Room in 1998 if we had a time machine and a bunch of cash. Also, what's the coolest thing currently about Ohio according to Kellii Scott, who shares some details on the next Failure album. Songs in this Episode: Intro - LA Medley (Jane's Addiction, Weezer, Beck, Rage Against The Machine, Tool) Outro - Stuck on You by Failure Previous Episodes Referenced: #060: Cheer Up by Plexi with Michael Angelos and Michael Barragan #072: August Everywhere by Blinker The Star with Jordon Zadorozny #156: Villa Elaine by Remy Zero #200: Use Your Illusion 1 & 2 by Guns ‘n Roses with Chip Midnight #201: Interview with Bill Janovitz of Buffalo Tom Be sure to join us at Patreon to listen to bonus content from this episode. Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

For our next installment of the Digging Your Scene roundtable series, we are exploring sights and sounds of Los Angeles in the 1990s. To help us do so, the following guests joined us: Brian Klein of Scout B Entertainment - his first time on the show, Brian moved to Los Angeles in the early 90s, starting as an intern at Rick Rubin’s American Recordings label as well as employee of Aron’s Records, he has worked in management and promotion of dozens of bands and currently manages Fitz and The Tantrums among others. Kellii Scott of Failure - making his third visit (#211 & #239), Kellii moved to LA in the 80s and played in a number of bands before joining Failure, later drumming for Blinker The Star, Campfire Girls, Veruca Salt and more. Failure are currently wrapping up the Pledgemusic campaign for the 20th anniversary live recording of their 1997 album Fantastic Planet. Shawn Michael Foster, director - also making his third visit (#64 & #236), Shawn moved to LA in the latter half of the 90s and started as music video director for bands such as Stabbing Westward, Chevelle, Sugarcult, Drive-by Truckers and many more. He is currently working on a television pilot and videos for Los Kingdom. We talk music clubs, weekly papers, records stores and more, plus reminisce about bands starting out that made it big and those that should have but never did, plus muggings, drugs, tangents and more tangents. It’s a lively, loose conversation that would have taken place at the Rainbow Room in 1998 if we had a time machine and a bunch of cash. Also, what’s the coolest thing currently about Ohio according to Kellii Scott, who shares some details on the next Failure album. Songs in this Episode: Intro - LA Medley (Jane’s Addiction, Weezer, Beck, Rage Against The Machine, Tool) Outro - Stuck on You by Failure Previous Episodes Referenced: #060: Cheer Up by Plexi with Michael Angelos and Michael Barragan #072: August Everywhere by Blinker The Star with Jordon Zadorozny #156: Villa Elaine by Remy Zero #200: Use Your Illusion 1 & 2 by Guns ‘n Roses with Chip Midnight #201: Interview with Bill Janovitz of Buffalo Tom Be sure to join us at Patreon to listen to bonus content from this episode. Request a 2017 Review / Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

In the spring we hosted a roundtable on the Chicago music scene of the 1990s, so for our next “Digging Your Scene” episode, we decided to head to Boston, the home of the Pixies, Dinosaur Jr., Belly, Buffalo Tom, Morphine, The Lemonheads, Juliana Hatfield, Letters to Cleo, Sebadoh, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and many more. To help us on our quest to figure out what made Boston such a vibrant city for alternative/independent music in the 1990s, we're joined by a trio of Boston music vets: Aaron Perrino - leader singer/guitarist of The Sheila Divine, who released their 4th album The Morbs in October 2015 Kay Hanley - lead singer of Letters to Cleo (and much more), who just released a new EP Back to Nebraska via their Pledgemusic campaign Keith Sawyer - DJ at 88.1 WMBR at MIT in Cambridge, MA since 1996 Songs in this Episode: Intro - Boston Medley (Pixies, Letters to Cleo, Dinosaur Jr, The Sheila Divine, Morphine, Gigolo Aunts) 10:25 - Way You Walk by Papas Fritas 31:24 - His Lamest Flame by Mary Lou Lord 43:33 - Clear Spot by Pernice Brothers Outro - Rock & Roll Band by Boston Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

In the spring we hosted a roundtable on the Chicago music scene of the 1990s, so for our next “Digging Your Scene” episode, we decided to head to Boston, the home of the Pixies, Dinosaur Jr., Belly, Buffalo Tom, Morphine, The Lemonheads, Juliana Hatfield, Letters to Cleo, Sebadoh, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and many more. To help us on our quest to figure out what made Boston such a vibrant city for alternative/independent music in the 1990s, we’re joined by a trio of Boston music vets: Aaron Perrino - leader singer/guitarist of The Sheila Divine, who released their 4th album The Morbs in October 2015 Kay Hanley - lead singer of Letters to Cleo (and much more), who just released a new EP Back to Nebraska via their Pledgemusic campaign Keith Sawyer - DJ at 88.1 WMBR at MIT in Cambridge, MA since 1996 Songs in this Episode: Intro - Boston Medley (Pixies, Letters to Cleo, Dinosaur Jr, The Sheila Divine, Morphine, Gigolo Aunts) 10:25 - Way You Walk by Papas Fritas 31:24 - His Lamest Flame by Mary Lou Lord 43:33 - Clear Spot by Pernice Brothers Outro - Rock & Roll Band by Boston Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

Last year we had a lot of fun (and learned a lot) during our Australian music of the 90s episode. In fact, we had so much fun, we decided to turn it into new series we're calling “Digging Your Scene,” where we explore a city or region that made an impact on alternative and indie music in the 1990s. To kick off the series, we're heading to a city once described (like a few others) as “the next Seattle,” Chicago, Illinois. To help us getting dig deep into the Chicago music scene, we've invited back Andy Derer of the Chicago-based Andy Derer Show podcast, Chicagoist Senior Editor Jim Kopeny and Annie Zaleski, writer for AV Club, Salon and more, to talk the history, the bands, the venues, the record stores, the legacy and more of Chicago. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Chicago Medley (The Smashing Pumpkins, Veruca Salt, Urge Overkill, Liz Phair, Ministry) 12:17 - Suffocation by The Pulars 25:15 - Valerie Loves Me by Material Issue 33:11 - Lotion by Wesley Willis 51:58 - Sugar, We're Going Down by Fall Out Boy 55:51 - Get Over It by OK Go Outro - Via Chicago by Wilco Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

Last year we had a lot of fun (and learned a lot) during our Australian music of the 90s episode. In fact, we had so much fun, we decided to turn it into new series we’re calling “Digging Your Scene,” where we explore a city or region that made an impact on alternative and indie music in the 1990s. To kick off the series, we’re heading to a city once described (like a few others) as “the next Seattle,” Chicago, Illinois. To help us getting dig deep into the Chicago music scene, we’ve invited back Andy Derer of the Chicago-based Andy Derer Show podcast, Chicagoist Senior Editor Jim Kopeny and Annie Zaleski, writer for AV Club, Salon and more, to talk the history, the bands, the venues, the record stores, the legacy and more of Chicago. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Chicago Medley (The Smashing Pumpkins, Veruca Salt, Urge Overkill, Liz Phair, Ministry) 12:17 - Suffocation by The Pulars 25:15 - Valerie Loves Me by Material Issue 33:11 - Lotion by Wesley Willis 51:58 - Sugar, We’re Going Down by Fall Out Boy 55:51 - Get Over It by OK Go Outro - Via Chicago by Wilco Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request a 2016 Review / Subscribe at Patreon

In the States, the Blow Monkeys are best known for their #14 1986 hit "Digging Your Scene" and their appearance on the multi-million selling Dirty Dancing soundtrack. But, Dr. Robert has never stopped in Europe releasing several solo albums as well as re-igniting the Blow Monkeys in 2007. We talk about how the band's sound changed over time, his conflicted feelings about his 80s work, why he can be difficult to work with, and how he almost became the next Barry Manilow!

In the States, the Blow Monkeys are best known for their #14 1986 hit "Digging Your Scene" and their appearance on the multi-million selling Dirty Dancing soundtrack. But, Dr. Robert has never stopped in Europe releasing several solo albums as well as re-igniting the Blow Monkeys in 2007. We talk about how the band's sound changed over time, his conflicted feelings about his 80s work, why he can be difficult to work with, and how he almost became the next Barry Manilow!

Andrew Curry returned to The Time Machine this week to debut two more songs from the upcoming album project "Here Comes The Reign Again: The Second British Invasion". Andrew shared Ken Stringfellow's arrangement of The Blow Monkey's "Digging Your Scene" and the Madness classic "Our House" performed by The Corner Laughers. Both songs made their world broadcast debut this past week and it was a perfect opportunity to have singer-songwriter and producer Ken Stringfellow (The Posies, Big Star and R.E.M.) on the broadcast to discuss his participation with the forthcoming release along with singer-songwriter Karla Kane talking about her bands The Corner Laughers and Agony Aunts. This week also saw the release of Fernando Perdomo's latest song "Girl With A Record Collection" off of his upcoming album "Warm" along with a music video of the single to coincide with National Record Store Day. Fernando returned to The Time Machine for a conversation about record stores and the women who love their record collections. A brand new stripped down cover of the seventies classic Raspberries song "Go All The Way" from Lisa Mychols was also featured on the radio show. Others artists featured on this afternoon Maui FM broadcast aircheck include The Posies, Mike Viola, Brian Ray, The Bangles, Cheap Trick, Teenage Fanclub, Courtney Jaye and Second Saturday. "Here Comes The Reign Again: The Second British Invasion" on Facebook Official Website for Monsters Of Lite Rock Official Website for Ken Stringfellow Official Website for The Posies Official Website for The Corner Laughers Official Website for Fernando Perdomo Official Website for Mike Viola Official Website for Lisa Mychols Official Website for Brian Ray Official Website for The Bangles Official Website for Wyatt Funderburk and Second Saturday Official Website for Cheap Trick Official Website for Teenage Fanclub Official Website for Courtney Jaye