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On the final Vinyl Fridays episode of the 2024 season we have the Berry Best, Jason & Mary Berry who, with the bases loaded, bottom of the 9th, clear the bases with a grand slam of a set with music by Wolfie, The Pipettes, The Action, Go Sailor, The Flatmates, Frank WIlson, The Beths and more!  ---------------------------------------------------- Vinyl Fridays theme & transition song by Dazzleflage Bed music: Apache by Jorgan Ingmann             Apache by The Incredible Bongo Band             Apache 65' by Davie Allan & The Arrows                 Biradio.libsyn.com Instagram: @birp60406 Facebook: @blueislandradio If you'd like to support the show visit Patreon.com/blueislandradio

Rose Melberg has been making music for over three decades as part of the bands Tiger Trap, The Softies, Go Sailor, Imaginary Pants, Brave Irene, Bleating Hearts and many more. She is originally from California but has lived in Vancouver BC for close to twenty years. Most recently she is one tour with her band The Softies, who have released a new album, and is playing in the band Bratmobile.  The Shed was a venue which evolved in the garage behind Chris-a-riffic's Mount Pleasant house, in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Bands discussed: Chris-a-riffic, Adrian Teacher, Free Cake for Every Creature, iji, Rain and the Sidewalk, Greenbelt Collective Other venues mentioned: Old Ironsides, renegade shows, Park Time Punks at Trout Lake Park.   Music clips used with permission: Brave Irene: Hit the Grass Running from Brave Irene (Slumberland 2011) Imaginary Pants: Branches as bridges from Kites at Night EP (Lost Sounds Tapes 20140 Tally Ho!: I Will Never Marry (WIAIWYA-7777777 2012)

On today's episode, I talk to musician Rose Melberg. Originally from Sacramento, California, Rose has been a performing musician since high school in the early '90s. While only lasting a year, her first band Tiger Trap garnered a cult following and put out a self-titled album on K Records. Her next band Go Sailor lasted from 1994-1996, but in that short time, recorded a number of albums and singles for Slumberland and Lookout! At the same time, Rose formed The Softies with Jen Sbragia. While it was originally meant to be a side-project, it became the main musical focus for the pair, and between 1995 and 2000, they released three fantastic albums on K Records: It's Love, Winter Pageant and Holiday in Rhode Island. Since then, Rose has released a number of incredible solo albums and performed in different bands, but most recently, she and Jen started writing music together again, and their latest album The Bed I Made was just released on Father/Daughter Records, and it's the best! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!  

Brandon and AP Lindsay welcome back one of their favorite guests and DJs, Mr. Jason Berry. The last time Jason was on the show he played sets of Twee and Twee-Adjacent songs that were not available (to the best of his knowledge) on streaming sites like Spitofy or what-have-you) and this time he challenges Brandon to a duel of short songs. Who can play the shortest songs without mis-cueing, in the least amount of time. May the shortest set win! You will hear songs by Fuzzbox, The Judys, The Undertones, Dear Nora, Suburban Lawns, Sour Patch, The Meat Puppets, Toys That Kill, Half Japanese, Go Sailor and many more!   Vinyl Fridays Theme song by Dazzleflage      Apache by Jorgan Ingmann Biradio.libsyn.com Instagram: @birp60406 Facebook: @blueislandradio If you'd like to support the show visit Patreon.com/blueislandradio            

Recorded under a harvest moon in the backyard of a northeastern suburb, tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist includes choice cuts from Bongwater, Ada Lee, Soft Machine, Go Sailor, Seana Carmody, Pylon, and many more.

This episode is a co-production with the Fifty Years of Fun podcast.In Jamming! 13, published in the spring of 1982, a 17-yr old Tony Fletcher wrote an editorial called ‘A Statement.' Among those to read it was Alan McGee, new to London from Glasgow at the time, who was inspired to start a fanzine and a club night and a label all of his own. That label was Creation Records, home to The Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream and Oasis, to name but four. Along the way Alan would become a figurehead of the 1990s British music scene, and was recently the subject matter of a movie named for his autobiography, Creation Stories, produced by Danny Boyle, directed by Nick Moran, and co-written by Irvine Welsh.Tony Fletcher interviewed Alan McGee for The Best of Jamming!, and you will hear their conversation in this episode.Before that, courtesy of the podcast Fifty Years of Fun, which is producing an episode for each of the first 50 singles released on Creation, you will hear 'A Statement' read by Californian singer-songwriter Rose Melberg. Rose is a former member of the bands Tiger Trap, The Softies and Go Sailor and an established artist in her own right.And, following the interview with McGee, you will hear Matt Roberts and Scott Miller, from Fifty Years of Fun, interview Tony Fletcher about 'A Statement', its influence on McGee, and about the story of Jamming! and the culture of those times.Thanks to Fifty Years Of Fun for permission to use their material. You can find the full interview with Tony Fletcher on Episode 1 and all other episodes at https://anchor.fm/fiftyyearsoffun. Their Instagram feed is https://www.instagram.com/fiftyyearsoffun/Alan McGee is at https://www.instagram.com/alanmcgee93/The Best of Jamming!: Selections and Stories from the Fanzine That Grew Up 1977-86 is published by Omnibus Press and available from Sep 23 '21 in the UK/EU; Dec 2 in the rest of the world.TonyFletcher.netOmnibusPress.com 'The Jamming! Fanzine Podcast Theme' is by Noel Fletcher. Editing assistance and art by Greg Morton.https://shows.acast.com/the-jamming-fanzine-podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode we share an existential crisis as we discuss our top ten 80's pop songs. Plus we review the film “Lust In The Dust” from 1984 whilst enjoying some Green Kitchen vegan bacon on Oak Bakery sour dough and some Dear Green coffee. Plus Martin Appleby news, jumping rappers, crisp loving parrots and the Facebook group that broke a thousand hearts. Music from The Cutaways, Butane Regulators, Brazen Hussy, Go Sailor and The Sewer Cats.

Olivia's World: Live at Sonic Masala Fest, Greenslopes Bowls Club, 17 August 2019 Olivia's World is the project of Alice Rezende, formerly of beloved Brisbane bands Go Violets and Tempura Nights. Moving to Vancouver in 2017, Rezende first named the band "Invisible Girl", with partner Joe Saxby from These Guy playing bass. Olivia's World recorded their epoynmous debut EP with established American musician Rose Melberg on drums, known for her work in bands such as Tiger Trap, The Softies and Go Sailor. Upon returning to Australia, Rezende recruited Tina Agik on second guitar and Ben Napier to play drums. Recorded by Jack Brock Mixed by Alana Pepe Strange Seed: Live at The Bearded Lady, West End, 14 March 2020 Strange Seed formed in 2017, featuring members of other Brisbane bands such as Harmon and Georgie Nielson & The Growing Pains. They released their debut EP, "Seasons", in 2019. Recorded by Nell Forster Mixed by Jack B-Jones Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 21 June, 2020

The one about "Strings." Featuring Rose Melberg of Tiger Trap, Go Sailor, the Softies and more. Colleen shows up around 1:37:38. Follow Rose on Instagram: https://instagram.com/rosemelberg Follow Happy Cat Feline Essentials on Instagram: https://instagram.com/happycatvancouver Follow the pod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/blink155pod Follow the pod on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blink155pod/ Punish yourself with the Sclusie Stream: https://www.patreon.com/blink155

Artist Bio (100 words or less): Nectar is a power pop-punk band based out of Champaign, IL. Their debut full-length, Knocking at the Door, was released in early 2018 on Infinity Cat Recordings and cites influences such as Juliana Hatfield, The Muffs, and Go Sailor. With bouncy guitar riffs, charming lyrics, and catchy melodies, Nectar "would have been perfect on the soundtrack for the movie 'Clueless" (Bandcamp, New & Notable). Featured Song Name: Birthday May 18th at Schubas: https://www.facebook.com/events/581583715647170/

Hey, folks! There was no episode of Random Old Records in October, truly sorry for the delay! I needed a little extra time to craft the perfect selection of tracks for this one. Episode #56 is a special 5-10-15-20 edition, which opens up the memory banks and goes back in time to the years 2011, 2006, 2001, and 1996. Looking back, none of these years were particularly "great" for music, but each one definitely has their fair share of jams!In 2011, Thee Oh Sees kicked off a remarkable run of albums with the acid-folk creep of Castlemania. Meanwhile, The Beets delivered their excellent final LP Let The Poison Out before leader Juan Wauters started a solo career. A decade prior, Jersey post-hardcore rockers Rye Coalition unleashed THEIR final LP Curses, which had been in major label limbo for two years prior to release, and further south, Texas punks the Marked Men released their classic Fix My Brain.2001 was the prime year for emo and post-hardcore, at least in my circle of friends at the time. Bands like Hey Mercedes and Hot Water Music were crafting anthems, while the remnants of Cap'n Jazz were crafting avant-fusion rock with Owls. Finally, the hour wraps up with a bunch of Britpop and indie rock from 1996, when both genres were in slight decline but still pumping out plenty of jams. In between the tracks are some vintage news stories to ramp up the nostalgia and complete the time capsule. Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I had putting it together. As always, thanks for listening, and stay tuned for episode #57 next month!Random Old Records Podcast #56Released 11/07/16DOWNLOAD HERE1. The Beets - "You Don't Want Kids To Be Dead"(Let The Poison Out, Hardly Art 2011)2. Thee Oh Sees - "I Need Seed"(Castlemania, In The Red 2011)3. Fungi Girls - "Doldrums"(Some Easy Magic, Hozac 2011)4. Cults - "Go Outside"(Cults, In The Name Of 2011)--2006: It's these damn gas prices!5. Rye Coalition - "Pussyfootin'"(Curses, Gern Blandsten 2006)6. Damone - "Out Here All Night"(Out Here All Night, Island 2006)7. Marked Men - "Fix My Brain"(Fix My Brain, Swami 2006)8. The Pipettes - "Your Kisses Are Wasted On Me"(We Are The Pipettes, Memphis Industries 2006)9. The Long Blondes - "Separated By Motorways"(Someone To Drive You Home, Rough Trade 2006)--2001: Cincinnati explodes!10. Jimmy Eat World - "Bleed American"(Bleed American, Dreamworks 2001)11. Hot Water Music - "Paper Thin"(A Flight And A Crash, Epitaph 2001)12. Hey Mercedes - "Eleven To Your Seven"(Everynight Fire Works, Vagrant 2001)13. Rival Schools - "Everything Has Its Point"(United By Fate, Island 2001)14. Owls - "Everyone Is My Friend"(Owls, Jade Tree 2001)--1996: The Superman Curse!!15. Howlin' Maggie - "Alcohol"(Honeysuckle Strange, Columbia 1996)16. Ocean Colour Scene - "The Day We Caught The Train"(Moseley Shoals, MCA 1996)17. The Divine Comedy - "Becoming More Like Alfie"(Casanova, Setanta 1996)18. Lush - "Heavenly Nobodies"(Lovelife, 4AD 1996)19. Go Sailor - "Fine Day For Sailing"(Go Sailor, Lookout 1996)

In this weeks episode, we all pick our favourite songs, from the now defunct, Lookout Records! Featuring songs from the Mr. T Experience, Cub, Pansy Division, Alkaline Trio, Even In Blackouts, the Blatz, Squirtgun, the Queers, Go Sailor, plus many more.

Rose Melberg is a legend in indie-pop circles: once a founding member of influential indie pop bands Tiger Trap, Go Sailor and the Softies, her melodic and effortless way with a hook graces all her projects, including her solo albums and new band Brave Irene.