Podcasts about hard ons

Tras un surtido de novedades nos encontramos cara a cara con Zack Keim. Este veinteañero de Pittsburgh -al que conocimos al frente de los garageros Nox Boys- ha lanzado un luminoso álbum llamado “Battery Lane”. Un disco de canciones con sabor pop, aromas folk y letras cargadas de emociones que lo trae de gira a nuestro país.Playlist;SHARP PINS “Every time I hear”SHARP PINS “Storma Lee”BILLIAM “Hormones asbestos”THE SPEEDWAYS “Visiting hours”THE FEEDBACKS “Hate is all around”THE REFLECTORS “What’s taking o long”PRIVATE FUNCTION “Koala”HARD-ONS with JERRY A. LANG “You won’t shut up”ZACK KEIM “Alice”ZACK KEIM “Washington D.C.”ZACK KEIM “Battery Lane”ZACK KEIM “Canyon” (directo en El Sótano)ZACK KEIM “Better Days” (directo en El Sótano)ZACK KEIM “Here Comes Your Man” (directo en El Sótano)ZACK KEIM “Better days”Escuchar audio

Sintonía: "Burn My Eye" (Original Version) - Radio Birdman"Ocean Liner" - Lighthouse Keepers; "Face With No Name" - The Passengers; "Government Boy" - Numbers; "Frantic Romantic" - The Scientists; "Brother John" (Original Version) - The Visitors; "I Belong To Nobody" - Flaming Hands; "New King Jack" - Sekret Sekret; "Know You Now" - Someloves; "Just Being With You" - Hard-Ons; "My Pal" - God; "This Perfect Day" - The Saints; "Half Way Round The World" (Original Version) - X; "No Next Time" - New Christs; "The Living Kind" - Ups & Downs; "Johnny" - The Celibate Rifles; "I Didn´t See Them At All" - PlunderersBonus tracks: "No Word From China" - Pel Mel; "Sailors Dreams" - Wet TaxisTodas las músicas extraídas de la recopilación (2xCD) "Tales From The Australian Underground (Singles 1976-1989)" (Shock, 2003)Escuchar audio

Cuarta entrega de nuestro repaso al año 2024 a través de 100 canciones favoritas.Playlist;THE BOSS MARTIANS “The hanged man”THE PEAWEES “Plastic bullets”THE MYSTERY LIGHTS “Don’t want no, don’t need no”NICK LOWE and LOS STRAITJACKETS “Crying inside”PM WARSON “A little more time”IAN KAY “It didn’t take too long”BENNY TROKAN “It’s time”GREG “STACKHOUSE” PREVOST “I have been here before”PETER PERRETT “Fountain of you”THE JACKETS “Gambling town”BIZNAGA “La gran renuncia”CAPSULA “In the garden of Narcisuss”THEE BRAINDROPS “Again and again”THE SMOGGERS “My last rock’n’roll”AMYL and THE SNIFFERS “Bailing on me”LOS CHICOS “Never is too much”THE HARD-ONS “I like you a lot”Escuchar audio

Beware ..... Ouest Track Radio ( O.T.R. ) Dab+ Le Havre FR. " Free & Easy " Live Radio rock show Sunday the 17th -November 2024- Playlist Patryck Albert : .....intro...Wiggin' Out , Fleshtones , Lombago Surfer , Mickey& the Drags , Hot Box , New York Dolls , Hard-Ons , Iggy & the Stooges , Hard-Ons , Rob Moss & the Skin-Tight Skin , Powerknobs , Cheap Cassettes , Velvet Underground , Laissez-Fairs , Pop Art, Rollin' Stones , Greg Prevost , Armoires , Cavemen , Beatles ...... eat this rock show Man-eaters & Woman-eaters ....!

Rencontre avec Richard Berthou, figure incontournable de l'association Bordeaux Rock et programmateur du festival de documentaires musicaux Musical Écran, dont la 10e édition se tient du 5 au 15 novembre 2024 à Bordeaux au Théâtre Molière, au Cinéma Mégarama, aux Avants-Postes et à la Cour Mably, ainsi que du côté de Bègles, au cinéma La Lanterne. Ensemble nous évoquons le format du festival ainsi que la programmation 2024, en s'attardant notamment sur la venue du réalisateur Mark Kidel, et ce à quoi s'attendre des documentaires sur Blur, Tricky, et Robert Wyatt, sans oublier Googoosh, les Hard-Ons ou Ravi Shankar... et le bouquet final du mythique Stop Making Sense des ⁠Talking Heads. Nous revenons également sur les temps forts des éditions précédentes avant d'évoquer la suite de l'aventure... Programmation et billetterie sur bordeauxrock.com

Echamos a la marmita algunas de las novedades favoritas que te hemos presentado a lo largo del mes de octubre.(Foto del podcast por JUXE; Los Chicos) Playlist; (sintonía) I. JEZIAK and THE SURFERS “Free as the Ocean” BIZNAGA “La gran renuncia” (¡Ahora!)CAPSULA “In the garden of Narcissus” (Primitivo astral) AMYL and THE SNIFFERS “Jerkin’” (Cartoon darkness) THE COURETTES “Better without you” (The soul of the fabulous…) THE KAISERINAS “Don’t come back” LOS CHICOS “Never is too much” (Never is too much) THE HARD-ONS “I like you a lot” (I like you a lot getting older) THE BABALOONEYS “Pivot cup” (Late to the party) TITO RAMIREZ “Milly Malone” LIE DETECTORS “Masaje Uzbeko” PETER PERRETT “Fountain of you” (The Cleansing) JD McPHERSON “Just like summer” (Nite owls) CAROLINA DURANTE “Hamburguesas” (Elige tu propia aventura) THE DESLONDES “I’ll do it” (Roll it up) SID GRIFFIN “Not a lot of sand left in the glass” (The journey from grape to raisin) JAMES INTVELD with THE VELVET CANDLES “Love you still” ROB HERON and THE TEA PAD ORCHESTRA “Good lovin’” (Feet first)Escuchar audio

We left the September 2024 New Music Train in Sweden yesterday, so swinging down to Dublin makes sense before it heads to New York City. That means Liam McIndoe and Jason Goebel and their picks for new tunes from Hard-Ons, Gurriers, Joe P and Thurston Moore. Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Threads, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

Steve Diggle of Buzzcocks shares stories from the early punk scene, the making of "Spiral Scratch", rare vinyl releases, the band's lasting influence and his new book "Autonomy." Topics Include: Steve logs on – golf shirt The new book “Autonomy” Steve was dismayed by prog rock – seeing Yes was discouraging Attending Sex Pistols Manchester gig Did Steve know about punk rock beforehand? Malcolm McLaren pulled Steve into the gig Steve met with the original person he was supposed to meet The story of the name “Buzzcocks” Howard leaving after 10 shows with Buzzcocks The story of “Spiral Scratch” EP Questions on sleeving and DIY on Spiral Scratch Photo on cover of Spiral Scratch How did the band sell and promote Spiral Scratch The name of record label “New Hormones” Test pressings of Spiral Scratch and other Buzzcocks records How the songs were selected for Spiral Scratch Controversies with the song “Orgasm Addict” Buzzcocks had most major record companies trying to sign them The role of the band in Buzzcocks record artwork The Hard-Ons homage to Buzzcocks album The error pressings of “Another Music in a Different Kitchen” Errors in the songwriting credits for “Fast Cars” Steve didn't take on a punk pseudonym Was there competition between Buzzcocks and Magazine? “Singles Going Steady” release in the US market – popularity in the states Steve called John Lennon to invite him to see Buzzcocks Still touring, playing with Descendents, NOFX and modern punk bands they influenced Buzzcocks coming to Australia, new book “Autonomy” Order Steve's book "Autonomy" here Extended, Commercial-Free & High Resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

Selección de novedades que comienza con el disco “Uncollected Noise New York 1988-1990”, una jugosa colección de rarezas e inéditos de los Galaxy 500 registradas en cinco sesiones que la banda realizó en los estudios Noise New York.(Foto del podcast por Renaud Monfourny; Galaxy 500)Playlist;GALAXY 500 “Shout you down” (Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90)GALAXY 500 “I wanna live” (Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90)GALAXY 500 “Blue thunder (with sax)” (Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90)GALAXY 500 “Here she comes now” (Uncollected Noise New York ’88-’90)SID GRIFFIN “Femme fatale” (The journey from grape to rasin)DAVID BOWIE “Thursday child” (Manhattan Live 1999 EP)JD McPHERSON “Nite owls” (Nite owls)GYASI “Walk on” (Pronounced Jah-See)SKEGSS “High beaming” (Pacific Highway Music)THE HARD-ONS “Getting older” (I like you a lot getting older)THE PEAWEES “One ride” (One ride)THE COURETTES “Keep dancing” (The Soul of the fabulous…)NICK LOWE and LOS STRAITJACKETS “Raincoat in the river” (Indoor safari)MARK SULTAN “We’ll meet again”Escuchar audio

"The soul of The Fabulous Courettes", nuevo álbum del dúo brasileño-danés que ha encontrado un muy personal equilibrio entre la ferocidad y la crudeza del garaje con las melodías y las producciones de los girl groups y el pop soul de los años 60. Otras novedades incluyen en nuevo álbum de los australianos Hard-Ons, adelanto del próximo disco de los británicos The Cubical, single del supergrupo Strengsbrew, (con base en Suecia y miembros de Fleshtones, Maggots, Hellacopters o The Solution).(Foto del podcast por Søren Solkær; The Courettes)Playlist;Disco destacado; THE COURETTES “Here I come” (The soul of the fabulous…)THE COURETTES “Wall of pain” (The soul of the fabulous…)THE COURETTES “Better without you” (The soul of the fabulous…)LOS CHICOS “Another night in Eden” (Never is too much)THE HARD-ONS “I like you a lot” (I like you a lot getting older)THE CUBICAL “That ain’t no way to get high”AMYL and THE SNIFFERS “Big dream” (Cartoon darkness)PENNY IKINGER “Ride on cowboy” (Tokyo)TYMON DOGG and THE DACOITS “Something to prove” (The Granada sessions)STRENGSBREW “A little trust”JOE JENNINGS MVP’S “Doing time on the company dime” (Nothing wrong with giving up)THE DICTATORS “Sweet Joey” (The Dictators)JOEY RAMONE “Don’t worry about me” (Don’t worry about me)PIERRE OMER’S SWING REVUE “Atomic swing” (Tropical breakdown)JD McPHERSON “That’s what a love song does to you” (Nite owls)Escuchar audio

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.How a kid from a religious family end up in one of Australia's most iconic punk rock bands? Join us as we sit down with Peter Black, affectionately known as Blackie, from the Hard Ons. Blackie shares his incredible journey from learning the cornet to discovering the rebellious allure of punk rock after seeing the Sex Pistols on TV. Listen to tales of the early days, the camaraderie formed in high school, and how he juggled his music career with day jobs like personal training and taxi driving. Blackie's story is a testament to the power of pursuing your passion against all odds.This episode also features an exciting discussion about the Hard Ons' latest projects. We talk about their new album available in unique formats like limited edition colored vinyls, CDs, and cassettes, and hear about their upcoming 40th-anniversary Australian and international tours. Blackie gives us a sneak peek into "The Most Australian Band Ever," a feature-length documentary celebrating their storied history. From Blackie's eclectic music tastes to his laid-back tour rider demands, you'll get a comprehensive look at what makes the Hard Ons enduring icons in the rock scene. Tune in for a chat filled with nostalgia, insights, and the thrilling anticipation of the band's future ventures.What has Blackie been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Interview by Angela CroudaceIt is hard to believe that the current line-up of the Hard-Ons (Blackie, Murray, Ray and Tim) have been together long enough to be putting out album number three, but it has to be true, because they are!I Like You A Lot Getting Older - which is out on October 4 - follows 2021's ARIA top 5 debuting I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Been Taken and last year's Top 30 debuting Ripper '23 and coincides with the band's 40th Anniversary Australian Tour PLUS the premiere of a new feature length documentary, The Most Australian Band Ever.These Aussie punk legends show no signs of slowing down. While I Like You A Lot Getting Older is undeniably a pop album, Blackie humorously labels it “Pop for old farts.” It's the kind of pop that embodies the Hard-Ons' signature style - not the Taylor Swift variety as he made clear!Despite having so much going on, guitarist Peter Black (Blackie) found time to speak with HEAVY's newest contributor Angela Croudace.We start by asking if he can actually get his head around the fact the Hard-Ons are about to celebrate 40 years as a band."I'm that old?", he laughed, "Excellent. No, I can't believe it. When I actually stop to think about it - which I never do. I never stop and I never think. Those two things, what are they? But when I do stop to think about it, it's kind of like, far out, that's a long bloody time."Angela brings up the new doco, The Most Australian Band Ever."I don't know anything about it," Blackie laughed. "We're not making it. I call him Johnno, but Jonathan Sequeira is making it and he made the phenomenal doco on Radio Birdman, which I loved and have seen four times. So when he approached us and said I'd like to make a doco we all said shit yeah. The dude that made the Birdman doco, for sure. So I'll see it when you see it. If you wanna go see it, and I'm sure in his hands it's gonna be quite fun."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Ray Ahn is the bass player and co-founder of Australian punk legends The Hard-Ons, whose 15th studio album I Like You A Lot Getting Older is out October 4, before the band embark on a 40th anniversary tour across Australia and Europe. Visit cheersquad.com.au for more details.

The Saints made history with the record "(I'm) Stranded" in 1976 - nearly 50 years later founder/songwriter Ed Kuepper is revisiting the early Saints material with some old bandmates and new friends, including Mark Arm of Mudhoney. Today Ed and Mark discuss the impact and legacy of The Saints with an upcoming tour and 4LP Boxset. Topic Include: How did Ed and Mark come to work together? How did Mark originally experience The Saints? Prehistoric Sounds didn't make it to the US Did Sire get behind The Saints? Promo copies of “Eternally Yours” seem to be plentiful Choosing “(I'm) Stranded” and “No Time” for the Fatal Records single Recording session for “(I'm) Stranded” & “No Time” Was there a 2nd mix before making the Fatal records single? Master tapes and multitracks have been lost Were there test pressings of the Fatal Records single? Sending singles around the world, getting 1st reviews Getting telegrams from record labels across the world Rare contents of the upcoming Saints boxset Original mix of the “(I'm) Stranded” LP – test pressings and remix The album was recorded in the same studio as the single Potential for technology to separate the instruments of the “(I'm) Stranded” single EMI's response to the updated album mix Mark's feeling good about upcoming tour The Saints Paddington Town Hall show recording Playful rivalry with Radio Birdman Ed and Chris Bailey were on good terms and jointly planning the boxset and reissues Present day contact with Kym Bradshaw Any discussion of Saints shows beyond the Australian dates? Will Mark be singing only or possible guitar as well? Hard-Ons version of “Know Your Product” The additional photography in the Saints boxset The original name of the album was “Erotic Neurotics” with a different cover Memories of the photo of The Saints and Nick Cave from Melbourne The status of the album cover location and artwork Interview wrap-up Extended, Commercial-Free & High Resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

Interview by Kris PetersAustralian music was a melting pot of talent in the early 90s with bands like Tumbleweed, Regurgitator, Spiderbait, Magic Dirt and the Superjesus planting the initial seeds that would see them still knocking crowds dead to this day - some 30 years later.Punk upstarts the Hard-Ons were also a major player in the thriving scene, but it is an offshoot of that band - formed after internal bickering led to one of the band's many breakups - called Nunchukka Superfly who made perhaps the biggest impact of them all despite never releasing an album and disbanding after a few short years.In that time Nunchukka Superfly - Ray Ahn and Peter Black from Hard-Ons, Massappeal drummer Peter Allen and former Harpoon frontman and future Drones co-founder (and now JJ McCann Transmission main man) James McCann - earnt a fierce reputation as a must see live band, managing to record an albums worth of material that was seemingly lost to the ether and never to be seen or heard again.Until now.The masters of that album found their way back into the hands of McCann, who dutifully passed them along to the rest of the band, ensuring the collection of now timeless punk rock tunes would finally see the light of day.The band released Nunchukka Superfly 95 earlier this year and announced a run of shows in celebration, proving there's still life in the legs and lungs of this Australian musical enigma. And where there's life, there's hope, as evidenced by the fact Blackie and James reached out to us here at HEAVY to talk about the past, present and future of Nunchukka Superfly.We start with the album and ask how it felt to finally release it after so many years."I guess you could call it strange," Blackie mused, "but at the same time it felt really good, and I think we can thank James for that because I didn't even have a copy of the recordings. I forgot what it was like even. But James got in touch about a year and a half ago and said mate, have you heard that fucken thing we did all those many moons ago? It's really ferocious. We should release it and I remember thinking yeah, yeah, maybe one day. He sent me a copy, and I was like holy fuck he's right. This is mad.""I had it on cassette for years," James added. "And I think we all had a cassette copy initially, but I wore that out eventually. In Sydney Jason, who recorded it, was working across the road from where I lived at the Hopeton Hotel on the weekends, and he said I have that DAT tape of that Nunchukka Superfly recording, do you want a copy? I said yes, and I sat on that for years because I didn't have a DAT player (laughs). I had access to this old 90s DAT player about ten years ago at a friend's studio, so we plugged in the old player and put the cassette in and BAM, there it was loud and clear, and somehow I had stored it away well enough to obviously have not lost it. That was the start, then I got it digitized and sent it to Blackie and Ray."In the full interview, Blackie and James talk more about the release of their debut album, Nunchucka Superfly 95, after many years, and the upcoming reunion shows. They shared their memories of the band's formation, their last show in 1996, and their chemistry during the first jam session, expressing excitement about the reunion and the potential for future collaborations.Blackie and James also discussed the process of obtaining and digitizing the original recording of their debut album, emphasizing that no alterations were made to the original recording. They reflected on the quality of the music and the positive reactions on social media and strong initial sales, including overseas interest, and expressed pride and gratitude for the continued interest in their music after so many years.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Interview by Kris PetersJJ McCann is a musician well-travelled, negotiating over 30 years in the Australian music industry with his soul and integrity intact.Better known as one of the founding members of Nunchukka Superfly and his work with The Drones, McCann has busied himself with other just as talented bands over the years, with the one common denominator being McCann's driven approach to his craft and his humble and unassuming nature.Last year McCann released his first album under the monicker of JJ McCann Transmission called Hit With Love, collaborating with legendary producer Rob Younger of Radio Birdman and the New Christs who produced every second great Australian rock record in the 80s and 90s (Died Pretty, Hard-Ons, Lime Spiders, Celibate Rifles, Hoodoo Gurus). It proved a masterstroke for McCann, who reached a much wider audience with the album and created enough quality material to still be drawing singles from the album almost 12 months later.But talk to McCann and you get the impression his days of caring about status or success in music are long behind him - if in fact they were ever there. Instead, you get an artist who creates music for the thrill and love of the final result and the opportunity to share a common love with friends.Just the way it should be.With Nunchukka Superfly finally releasing their debut album recently and about to go on tour, McCann is understandably busy these days, but not too busy to be down for a chat with HEAVY."It was officially released last year," he said of the new solo album. "It was kind of a staggered thing that was followed by a couple of film clips, with the last one coming out in March called Amphibious Skin. It's been going well. It's been released here in Melbourne on CheerSquad Records and co-released with French label Beast Records. It's the first record I've released in Australia in 14 years. Everything else I've released in Spain or France, generally because there wasn't a lot of independent labels around 15 years ago, believe it or not. It's picked up a bit since then in Australia."In the full interview, JJ talks more about Hit With Love and the writing and recording process, working with Rob Younger, what sorts of things Younger contributed to the overall sound of the album, the changing tides of music and the importance of sticking to your own path, the release of Nunchukka Superfly's debut album and upcoming shows, future plans and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

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DEAD and We Empty Rooms regularly releases extremely ambitious vinyl packages and boxsets. Today we speak with proprietor Jem on the making of these collections, the recent "Burn Us Clean" 9-7" boxset, working with Hard-Ons, Melvins and what's next for this creative label. Topic Include: Zoom anxiety / interview start Jem's skills in manufacturing and music Keeping limits of record numbers Variations of “The Laughing Shadow” Using various record pressing plants and materials Manufacturing challenges Discovering records – much cheaper than CDs Zenith records made the “Burn Us Clean” records Deciding to make a boxset of 9 – 7” records Working with 9 other bands to have b-sides for each single The Melvins and Hard-Ons split – 70g 7” Hard-Ons 30 Years boxset Guidance from Hard-Ons for their boxset Recording the new album with all-analogue intentions Announcing their new Double Album The various versions of “Burn Us Clean” boxset The logistics of coordinating “Burn Us Clean” boxset Minimal guidance given to the other bands Packaging for the “Burn Us Clean” boxset The surprise flexi-disc Will DEAD consider another major boxset? Hand-silkscreened record sleeves Upcoming new double LP set Other projects with ambitiously underestimated complexities The endearing qualities of hand-crafted record packaging Interview wrap up Follow DEAD and We Empty Rooms' Bandcamp pages here. Extended, Commercial-Free & High Resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

We celebrate the music of Skot Pelkey who suddenly passed away last week- as well as a father and a friend, he was the drummer for many East Bay bands including Monsula, Uranium 9 Volt, and Sawhorse. We also spin new tracks from The Members, Deathtraps, Mammal, Tether, Pet Needs, Prey, Loose Articles, Yur Mum, Mumbles, Serial Chiller, & 18 Fevers, classic punk & metal from Germs, G.B.H., Penetration, Wildhearts, Alkaline Trio, Skindred, Scheisse Minnelli, R.K.L., Bratmobile, Rough Gutts, Wipers, Pinhead Gunpowder, The Brat, Rubber City Rebels, Jello Biafra And The Melvins, Hard-Ons, Meffs, & Johnny Thunders And The Heartbreakers, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Deathtraps- You're A Rat Hard-Ons- Apartment For Two Yur Mum- Say Say Mess- Bleak Day Germs- Strange Notes G.B.H.- No Survivors Meffs- Your English Is Great Heartbreakers- Born To Lose Rubber City Rebels- (I Wanna) Pierce My Brain 18 Fevers- Nothing Helps Serial Chiller- Handsome Dad Brat- Attitudes Mumbles- Everything Just Sprawls Pinhead Gunpowder- Beastly Bit Monsula- Razors Uranium 9 Volt- Split Derision Penetration- Come Into The Open Wipers- Potential Suicide Members- Time Bomb Rough Gutts- See The Light Loose Articles- Mr. Manager Bratmobile- Throwaway Henry Rollins- Hot Animal Machine Pet Needs- Separation Anxiety Alkaline Trio- We've had Enough  Wildhearts- Vanilla Radio Tether- Straight With Me Prey- Try Praying Prey- Monster R.K.L.- Life In A Bottle Scheisse Minnelli- Street Boozin' Mammal- Keanu Reeves Skindred- Unstoppable Jello Biafra And The Melvins- Halo Of Flies

Arranca la gira de The Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, la banda de Los Ángeles que hace tres décadas enarboló la bandera del high energy punk’n’roll y vive ahora una segunda juventud. Llegan novedades desde Oceanía; nuevos discos de los australianos The Kill Devil Hills y los neozelandeses The Cavemen. Y los garageros alemanes The Satelliters lanzan un interesante álbum de canciones casi perdidas.Playlist;THE STREETWALKIN' CHEETAHS “Kick me down” (The red tape diaries, 2004)THE STREETWALKIN' CHEETAHS “Crazy operator” (Crazy operator EP, 2024)DENIZ TEK “Searching” (Collection Vol. 3; Outside, 2024)THE KILL DEVIL HILLS “The day dinosaurs died” (Matango!, 2024)HARD-ONS “Miserable” (single, 2024)THE CAVEMEN “Without you” (Cash 4 scrap, 2024)THE GOOD KIDS “Lean in” (single, 2024)DOCTOR EXPLOSION “Mamma Leggy” (single, 2023)THE WYLD TRYFLES “I can’t get enough of your love” (Outta tyme, 2024)THE SATELLITERS “So many times” (A collection of nearly lost recordings, 2024)THE SATELLITERS “Don’t say no” (A collection of nearly lost recordings, 2024)Versión y original; THE ORACLE “Don’t say no” (1967)SHANNON and THE CLAMS “Real or magic” (adelanto del álbum “The moon is in the wrong place”)LA LUZ “Strange world” (adelanto del álbum “News of the universe”)Escuchar audio

Interview by Kris PetersFifty years of servitude in any industry is a great achievement, but fifty years in the music industry is something special.In an industry that rewards only when you have something of value to offer, bands are churned through the machine at a rapid rate of knots. Yesterday's heroes can quickly become tomorrow's nobodies with everything from changing fashions to styles to bad press being an avenue for failure.Australian rockers Radio Birdman are one of the few bands to not only survive half a century in the music industry but somewhat thrive as well.Radio Birdman were one of the first Australian bands to harness the punk rock attitude that swept through Britain, doing things their way no matter the consequences. They are one of those bands that as soon as you listen to their music you get the "ah, that's who sung it" feels, with an infectious and flippant brand of music showcasing all the hallmarks and foundations of great Aussie rock.To celebrate the occasion, Radio Birdman will hit the road for the Birdman 5-0 Tour, starting June 21, with fellow Australian icons Hard-Ons along for the ride.HEAVY caught up with founding member and guitarist Deniz Tek to take a trip down memory lane. We start by asking if Australia is ready for the finale."The venues that we're playing are essentially the same venues we played on the last tour," he began, "and the last couple of tours. The last time we went around Australia was just before the pandemic in 2019, and it's basically the same venues. We prefer to play two to three shows in a smaller club rather than one big show at the Enmore or the Palace or something like that. It's better for us to play in smaller places."It's a bittersweet tour, celebrating 50 years of the band, but also serving as a swansong, so we ask Deniz how long the band has known they would be ticking both things off at the same time."Just since November," he replied. "We hadn't really talked about it until then, but I was back in Australia for my daughters wedding and the band got together socially, and we talked it over and thought it might be a good idea."In the full interview we take a moment to reflect on what a great achievement 50 years is, the success of presale tickets, limiting the shows and why, what fans can expect, what the band expects from their crowds, the emotion that will surround the last ever show at the Manning Bar in Sydney on July 7, having Hard-Ons as support, Radio Birdman's legendary outsider status and how well it fits, being the underdog, what he has achieved personally and musically over his career, what's left for him to achieve, the band logo and some insights into its origin, his top three commandments of rock and more.

Interview by Kris PetersWhile many bands proclaim to be the real deal when it comes to punk rock, very few can say so definitively. Punk rock is/has and never will be a style of music that caters to the masses or measures itself on facts and figures. It is more music for the outcasts and disenfranchised who have little in common except for a united love of a brand of music that knows no boundaries.But mention The Damned to anyone with even a sniff of knowledge about punk, and you will invariably be met with the same respect and admiration for a band who truly started it all.They were officially the first ever punk band to release a single when they put out New Rose five weeks before the Sex Pistols released Anarchy In The U.K which led to them being the first British punk band to tour the United States.While undergoing several line-up changes in their 35-plus years as a band, there is one that stands out to many as The Damned's classic collection of musicians. Vocalist Dave Vanian, guitarist Captain Sensible, drummer Rat Scabies and bass player Paul Gray are the quartet widely regarded as the best unit, releasing the albums Machine Gun Etiquette, The Black Album and Strawberries while the group was together and now, for the first time since 1989, those four will share the stage together when The Damned hit Australia for the final time later this month.HEAVY managed to secure some rare time with Captain Sensible to run through the tour and career of The Damned, with him starting by revealing how he got his stage name."I acquired that name because I was a rabid drunk, actually," he offered, "and not at all sensible. So I got the name thrust upon me and have not been able to shake it off since. I'm getting old these days, so the drinking's taken a back seat, but I've still got the stupid name (laughs). The good news is over 40 years I've learned to play the guitar and the band is sounding quite good at the moment. If you like what The Damned do, we're doing a fair representation of those records that we made back in the 70s and 80s.""It's a great name, The Damned," he continued. "I think the Sex Pistols originally wanted it, but we got it first."We ask if it was hard getting the gang back together so to speak for this tour."No, coz Rat and Paul have been working together on a project with some Americans and me and Dave have been doing The Damned all this time," he replied. "There was a bit of bad blood, that was the only thing that could have got in the way, really. I mean, it was so long ago, I can't remember what we used to argue about (laughs). But it was all sorts of shenanigans, including fisticuffs, attacking each other with empty whisky bottles and stuff like that. As you do in punk rock bands, but we buried the hatchet, and we're getting on okay now. It's interesting to see what they've been doing all these years."In the full interview, Captain Sensible talks more about the tour and what to expect, why he thinks this line-up can be considered as classic, what he expects from his crowds live, demanding the Hard-Ons support the tour, his memories of recording them, the early days of The Damned and the musical climate that gave birth to them, beating the Sex Pistols to releasing the first ever punk single, Sid Vicious wanting to join The Damned as vocalist, the relationship between punk bands in the early days, how competitive the scene was, the age-old belief that punk is all about the attitude rather than the music, how punk music has changed over the years, The Damned's contribution to punk, his top three commandments of punk and more.

Welcome to another Tired and Tested podcast! In which Sophie recalls her eventful holiday in the sun, involving a long-haul flight with a toddler, an older-child meltdown and a brush with tennis legend Andy Murray. She also visits Urban Dictionary Corner, where she has to work out what a 'flying squirrel' might be! Want to win a FREE ICONIC MASCARA? Submit your parenting tale to tiredandtested@acast.com - and if we pick yours, we'll send you a free mascara!Sophie is on a UK tour! Find out where you can see her hereTickets for Sophie's tour in Australia and New Zealand hereFollow Tired and Tested on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Smugglers embark on their first tour Down Under, supporting Oz punk legends the Hard-Ons, but all does not go to plan due to a series of calamities involving various Australian wildlife, both human and otherwise, culminating in the Smugglers suffering their first-ever robbery on the road. 

Bit punky, bit rocky, bit retro - bit of everything really in this weeks Part 1! Listen out for brand new tunes by Frenchy n the Punk, Tough On Friday's, Joe Symes & The Loving Kind, Wolf club Lunar Society, The Hard Ons,Grim Rock, Solcura, Proud Honey, Filter, Crushed By Waves, Seeing Things, Toronto is Broken, Trench Gun, Stone Flies, Junction 28, and Amerakin. For all the latest check out www.newmusicsaturday.com x --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/newmusicsaturday/message

Your weekly dose of Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard this week features NEW music from Brother Cane, Alice Cooper, Dead Groove Band, Angeles, Hard-Ons, Fallen Legacies, Dave Rude, CoreLeoni, and Paul Rodgers. We also play an incredible song from the Mitch Perry Group, and we remember Drummer Steve Riley who passed away this week with music from many of the bands he was part of over his career including The B'zz, Keel, W.A.S.P., L.A. Guns, and his current band, Riley's L.A. Gun's. R.I.P. Steve. Crank it UP!#brothercane #mitchperrygroup #deadgrooveband #alicecooper #angeles #daverude #steveriley

We dive deep into power pop with help from the new "Looking For The Magic: American Power Pop In The 70s" compilation (Cherry Red), bovver rock, punk rock, & so much more! New tunes from Split Dogs, False Fed, Raised On TV, Conspiracy, No Ball Games, & The Hard-Ons, classics from Nick Lowe, Ramones, Briefs, Red Planet, Steve Adamyk Band, Tina And The Total Babes, Kurt Baker Band, Ian Lloyd, Cheese, Descendents, Earth Quake, Utopia, Venus And The Razorblades, Nerves, Sparks, Blue Ash, Moon Martin, Damned, Suede Razors, Giuda, Donnas, Burning Image, & Christ On Parade, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! Raised On TV- Mr. Blue Descendents- Statue Of Liberty False Fed- Dreadful Necessities Christ On Parade- Riding The Flatlands Burning Image- Wickerman Bulemia Banquet- Curse Me Conspiracy- Didactic Donnas- Get Outta My Room Suede Razors- Passion On The Pitch Giuda- Get The Goal No Ball Games- Longevity Damned- Looking At You Hard-Ons- Letterbox Moon Martin- Rolene Sparks- I Like Girls (Bearsville Version) Blue Ash- Abracadabra (Have You Seen Her) Nerves- When You Find Out Venus And The Razorblades- Alright You Guys Earth Quake- Friday On My Mind Utopia- Love In Action Ian Lloyd- Slip Away Cheese- She Said Kurt Baker- Cruel To Be Kind Nick Lowe- So It Goes Tina And The Total Babes- She's So Tuff Skids- The Saints Are Coming Steve Adamyk Band- Hollowed Briefs- Tear It In Two Ramones- I Wanted Everything Split Dogs- Tear Down The House Red Planet- Continental Divide Red Planet- Law Of Tonnage

Sesión cocinada con unos lanzamientos recientes del punk rock'n'roll australiano.(Foto del podcast; The Prize)Playlist;(sintonía) THE ATLANTICS “Bombora”THE PRIZE “Wrong side of town” (EP, 2022)THE PRIZE “First sight” (single, 2023)THE CHATS “Identity theft” (High risk behaviour, 2020)THE CHATS “6L GTR” (Get fucked, 2022)THE CHATS “Struck by lightning” (Get fucked, 2022)PRIVATE FUNCTION “I’m this far away from being the worst person you ever met” (Hello Asshole, 2023)PRIVATE FUNCTION “Yellow” (Hello Asshole, 2023)CIVIC “Born in the heat” (Taken by force, 2023)CIVIC “Blood rushes” (Taken by force, 2023)STIFF RICHARDS “Talk” (State of mind, 2020)THE VOLCANICS “Why’d you do that” (single, 2022)AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS “Guided by angels” (Comfort to me, 2021)THE MEANIES “Jekyll and Hyde” (Desperate measures, 2020)THE HARD-ONS “Apartment for two” (Ripper ’23, 2023)DATURA 4 “Going Back To Hoonsville” (Neanderthal jam, 2022)KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD “Road train” (Nonagon Infinity, 2017)Escuchar audio

Podcast #651 powers through with help from Hard-Ons, Swimming Tapes, The Jack Cades, Panic Pocket, The Sparks, Couch Serf, & Nostalghia.

Ray Ahn and Peter Black of Australian punk band The Hard-Ons discuss the early days of the band, the records, the band name, career choices, music catalogue, artistic evolution, the new LP "Ripper 23" and more. Topics include: Ray's record room Record shopping, Miles Davis Ray's early history with music/vinyl The Hard-Ons love vinyl, large album cover art Blackie always thinks like an album The 1st records Ray and Blackie bonded over Record shopping around Sydney as youths Discovering Australian punk The Sex Pistols taught Blackie he can start a band Ray joins the band History of the name “The Hard-Ons” Benefits & challenges of the band name “The Hard-Ons” Making the “Surfin' On My Face” EP Being approached by Virgin Records Conversations with Epitaph records Ownership of The Hard-Ons catalogue The complexities to self-release music & back catalogue “Ripper 23” cover art The Hard-Ons continuing to evolve Shifting members and the future with Tim Rogers Parallel project of Nunchukka Superfly Multiple bands make a musician better The Hard-Ons Doublethink records single Ordering vinyl for “Ripper 23” Interview wrap up Order The Hard-Ons "Ripper 23" on vinyl here! Extended, high-resolution & Commercial Free version of this interview available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8 Follow our Podcast: https://linktr.ee/vinylguide Facebook: www.Facebook.com/VinylGuide Instagram: www.Instagram.com/VinylGuide Support our show: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related

Brand new songs from punk vets Hard-Ons, Hip Priests, Popes Of Chillitown, & up-and-comers Alt Blk Era, Loud Graves, Bruise Control, Pleiades, Tim Finish Him, Sages From The Future, Tom Lumley & The Brave Liaison, Dictator Ship, & Codefendants! Add in some of Jesse's favourite East Coast hardcore from Paint It Black, Blood For Blood, Youth Of Today, & classic punk & metal from Metallica, Get Some!, Honey Bane, Zero Boys, Imploders, Ramones, MC Five, X-Rays, Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers, Last Gang, Sweet, Diaz Brothers, Abertooth Lincoln, Citizen Fish, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! Loud Graves- Why Meh? Honey Bane- Girl On The Run Pleiades- Treppenwitz Bruise Control- Dead On Arrival Imploders- Vertagogo Zero Boys- Vicious Circle Zero Boys- Amphetamine Addiction Dictator Ship- Electric Jihad MC Five- Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa) X-Rays- Rollin' Like A Jerk X-Rays- Lyin' Son Of A Bitch Heartbreakers- One Track Mind Hard-Ons- Chopping Block Hip Priests- Can't Abide With Me Tom Lumley And The Brave Liaison- Dead   Last Gang- Prosthetic Lost Cause Alt Blk Era- I'm Normally Like This Codefendants- Fast Ones (feat. The D.O.C.) Popes Of Chillitown- Take A Picture Citizen Fish- Small Scale Wars Sages From The Future- Pills In My Eyes Abertooth Lincoln- Soup For My Family Ramones- The KKK Took My Baby Away Tim Finish Him- Despot Skinjob Metallica- For Whom The Bell Tolls Get Some!- United Dead Blood For Blood- Bitch Called Hope Youth Of Today- Take A Stand Youth Of Today- Slow Down Paint It Black- The Insider Paint It Black- Cutting Class Diaz Brothers- This Hating Nation Sweet- Ballroom Blitz

This week we're back with another fantastic Part 1, a little different to the past few weeks with a cool range of tunes starting out much more mellow and building up to some very heavy tunes at the end! Listen out for brand new tunes by Muo Duo, Kingstorm, Highfront, The Metal Byrds, The Anix, Grimelda, The Hard Ons, Get The F*ck Outta Dodge, My Hi, Pyrotechnica, Dream Drop, Lost Relics, Penny Rich, Toronto Is Broken ft. Reebz, Dying Oath, and Inretrospect. For all the latest check out www.newmusicsaturday.com x --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/newmusicsaturday/message

We are waist deep in April 2023 new music, so wade in and join Roger Grace, Liam McIndoe and Keith Jacobsen for tunes from Skindred, Kvelertak, The Hard Ons, Kae Tempest, Wednesday and Dave Hause.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or   other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

We spin brand new tracks from legends like The Hard-Ons & play a special Coronation punk tune! Show #146 also includes new tracks from up-and-comers like Rat Cage, Basic Bitches, Throwing Stuff, Bonstones, Miss Espana, Statues, Crosshairs, Pyr Kata Voulisi, RAMBO, & Los Peyotes, classics from The Donnas, Monty Python, X-Ray Spex, The Strike, Tite Nauts, Instant Ruin, GLAAS, Devo, Bikini Kill, Saints, Amyl & The Sniffers, Pussycat & The Dirty Johnsons, Rancid, Really Red, Segregates, Reagan Youth, Bad Brains, Social Distortion, Zygote, & Motorhead, and the Luscious Listener's Choice!    Donnas- Let's Rab Donnas- I Wanna Be A Unabomber Bonstones- East Bay Elegy Statues- Perfect Storm Saints- Lost And Found Pussycat And The Dirty Johnsons- Knee Jerk Rancid- Lady Liberty Throwing Stuff- No Gods No Kings Monty Python- Constitutional Peasant Rat Cage- Change For A Fiver Pyr Kata Voulisi- Ekptotos R.A.M.B.O.- Defy Extinction Really Red- Teaching You The Fear Reagan Youth- Degenerated Basic Bitches- Lesbian Space Drama Bikini Kill- Suck My Left One Hard-Ons- Apartment For Two Tite Nauts- Antifa's On Your Lawn Segregates- Traitor Collaborator Zygote- In The Red Instant Ruin- Data Spill GLAAS- I'm The Problem Miss Espana- Marte Rojo Devo- I Been Refused Los Peyotes- Terrorista De La Musica Sonics- You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover X-Ray Spex- Art-I-Fi-Cial Strike- Communique D.O.A.- Nazi Training Camp Grimple- A Fucked Up Beautiful Day Grimple- Problem Crosshairs- Pawns Amyl And The Sniffers- I'm Not A Loser Amyl And The Sniffers- Stole My Push Bike Bad Brains- Banned In D.C. Bad Brains- We Will Not Motorhead- Ace Of Spades Social Distortion- Story Of My Life

Cocinamos la sesión echando a la marmita unos cuantos pildorazos con sabor a punk rock, punk pop, garage o power pop, sin mucho miramiento con las etiquetas y más atentos al efecto que producen. Buscamos cálidas, que porten buenas vibraciones y que aporten energía a la par que relajan nuestras almas. Playlist; THE UGLY BEATS “Count to ten” YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS “November” THE CYNICS “Circles arcs and swirls” PAUL COLLINS “Go” CYANIDE PILLS “Big mistake” MING CITY ROCKERS “All I wanna do is waste my time with you” PALMYRA DELRAN “Who’s been sleeping here?” BABY SHAKES “I’ll be alright” LUCY AND THE RATS “Lose my mind” MUCK AND THE MIRES “Saturday let me down again” THE BO DOGS “She’s got to go” THE MAHARAJAS “Please leave a message” WAU Y LOS ARRRGHS “Lo que quiero” BRAD MARINO “Should’ve known” THE YUM YUMS “I’m in love with not being in love with you” THE HARD-ONS “Hold tight” THE WARMBABIES “You are my number one” ANC4 “I want to feel good” THE UGLY BEATS “One down” EVEN IN BLACKOUTS “Hey suburbia” Escuchar audio

Welcome to Just Ace - a podcast about the 90s Australian Alternative Music Scene - whatever the hell that means. This week we look at music from 1990 including Falling Joys, Tall Tales And True, Cosmic Psychos and Hard-Ons Show notes, including information on all the music heard, is on the website. Check it out – Just Ace 90s Follow Facebook Instagram Support Patreon Buy Me A Coffee You can write to us at justace90s [at] gmail [dot] com

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Dr Kanwal Bawa (aka Dr Sex Fairy) joins us to talk sexual health. She has pioneered many techniques for men and women to help revive and rejuvenate their sex lives. You'll be surprised at how early erectile dysfunction can start for men. Then we discuss length versus girth, and Dr Bawa reveals how she can increase both! How do most women orgasm? You'll find out when Dr Bawa reveals the facts. Your body is meant for sex and we discuss ways to train yourself to become multi-orgasmic. Later Dr Bawa tells us what the best position is for a woman to have ultimate control of her orgasm. And finally, what happens if the erection doesn't go away after 4 hours? You'll find out and much more on this fascinating look into sexual disorders.   Share your sugar dating stories and questions at www.secretsofasugardaddy.com   Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/secretsofasugardaddy

August 17th 2022. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #550 – Tonight we kicked it off with another new track from Suzi Moon's latest album….plus new tunes from Tokyo Beef, Slaughter and the Dogs, The Moröns, The Hard-Ons, Scumbag Millionaire, Deathtraps, Surfin Wombatz and Raucous Red Roosters! Scoped out tunes from the bands playing the Messer Chups show … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #550 →

August 17th 2022. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #550 – Tonight we kicked it off with another new track from Suzi Moon’s latest album….plus new tunes from Tokyo Beef, Slaughter and the Dogs, The Moröns, The Hard-Ons, Scumbag Millionaire, Deathtraps, Surfin Wombatz and Raucous Red Roosters! Scoped out tunes from the bands playing the Messer Chups show … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #550 →

Pelosi's insane escalation is finding support from some of the worst people on this planet, many of them from the other side of America's illusory political divide. Reading by Tim Foley.

Monica Villaruel is an LA Native, a public research scientist, and a bonafide badass. She works for the California Department of Public Health - focusing on the areas of maternal, child, and adolescent health. She joins the podcast to talk about self-development, therapy, and emotional hard-ons (tune in to find out what these are). We coined the term emotional hard-on, so you won't find this kind of sexy talk anywhere else. Exclusively on This is EZ with Monica. Thank you for continuing to support the podcast. Just one note because I couldn't remember the name of the website during the podcast, so I'm sharing . Mark Manson's website is called Life Advice That Doesn't Suck. You can check it out by visiting https://markmanson.net/. His material is excellent. You won't regret it. I just finished taking his “Improving My Life” course. So good.

Tim Rogers, from You Am I, the Hard Ons and a host of other side projects told us about his very early experiences visiting St Kilda and the impression it left on him as a young musician. He chatted about the much-loved friends he has made here, his favourite venues and why he has called the place "home" for so long. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the bittersweet news of John moving away from Atlanta for his new job, we wanted to take full advantage of his time here and drop a heater for y'all. The podcast will go on, in some form or another, but it may be a bit different. Some other topics discussed: recent mass shootings and guns, an early UGO, and some Cool J questions. Thank you all for listening, subscribing, downloading, and writing in. Please rate and review the show wherever you're listening. We love you all - enjoy! Follow us and ask us questions: @whatyouwantpod Leave us a voicemail: (404) 969-6185 Also don't forget you can always ask questions anonymously: https://forms.gle/xwGuZULSGWiVfehq9

One positive thing that I've taken away from the past two years is how big a role music plays in creating strong human connections. And there's not just the music, but the touring is especially important for just that physical connection. Artists meeting fans, fans meeting artists. Like-minded people brought together by the music, by what they have to say through that music. Common, strong bonds. I first met Jess Finlayson in 2017 when she came touring from Australia with her band at the time, The Mis-Made, en route to Rebellion Festival. We've become friends and stayed in touch through a period that no-one ever wants to go through again. Check out Jess's latest project Raising Ravens and fabulous EP In My Room which is full of her trademark harmonies and powerfully observational lyrics.So it's a real honour to have Jess on here where we get into stuff like how essential these human connections are, her childhood influences, what she learned about herself as a teen with her first band Nitocris, coming together again with her long-time musician friend Jill Jackson and her biggest ever challenge - teaching Blackie of the Hard-Ons to "go live"……Dig in!

Bazz and The Rev from Welsh pop-punk pioneers The Abs have graciously joined us in MLPP Towers this week!The brothers Oldfield have more stories than you can shake a slice of wedding cake at, so strap yourselves in as we talk buskin, Peel sessionin', Joe Dolce getting in touch, being pals with Green Day, putting on The Hard-Ons, touring economics and Newport back in the day.Tom's had a complaint but isn't complaining, Niall starts off grumpy but has the time of his life, we hear from our global reporter Mark Williamson in Estonia and a lot more besides! Your musical offerings are from Newtown Grunts, Dutch Rudders, Propeller, Hostage Eyes, Rebel Spell and The Bouncing Souls.Notable mentions: Diaz Brothers, Doctor Bison, Stereophonics, Bottlekids, Pizza Tramp

This week we get meta, as The Picture magazine's own pornographic afficianado, Harry Hard-On takes us through his own personal favourite skin flicks. We're joined by comedian Angus Gordon to take turns reading through some absolute filth, which ranges from the aggressively smutty, to outrageously kooky, and straight back into pure deranged and unhinged lunacy. We discover a racial slur that has gone to print, and then discuss a film wherein a man copulates with a rubber duck. Truly a horrifying and awful feature this week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a fabulous way to end a fabulous Season 4 with Ray Ahn, co-founder of one of my favourite bands of all time - The Hard-Ons. In this fantastic episode, when Ray's not humming Ferry 'Cross the Mersey, we're talking about playing Liverpool (I was there!), Dave Grohl, what drew him to punk, what living with freedom means, the importance of truth, friendships, taking risks, gut instinct and not worrying about what people think of you.Thank you Ray, this was so memorable for me.(if you didn't know already, the Hard-Ons are back with a new record, magnificently called “I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Taken”)About Ray and the Hard-Ons:If not Australia's most successful independent band, they are certainly the most influential. And they remain resolutely underground, DIY and bloody fantastic. Along with Blackie (Peter Black), Ray is one of the original members and bass player with the band as well as the fella responsible for the band's very distinctive artwork. He released a book of around 750 pieces of his wonderfully subversive art in What I did during my School holidays and also one covering his Comic Book art. They're available from all good book stores. And some not so good ones too I imagine. And probably from Ray as well.He also formed Nunchukka Superfly, which is a much more avant garde, psychedelic wig out combo, and has written some very amusing blog posts – the ones about the ”punk pastry chef “ whipping up a magical $100 dessert, the shirt tucker and the case of mistaken Smashing Pumpkins identity are slabs of comedy gold from a highly talented curmudgeon A few years ago, when asked what to expect from a new Hard-ons album, he said “Tons of melody – concise but exciting tunes played very well by old idiots”I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ's and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.- podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste

Joanna and Jay Jay squeal about All Stars 6, demand more change from Seth Rogan, and find out how Leann Rimes managed to crack Jay Jay's heart of stone. PRODUCTION NOTE: A technical glitch has caused this episode to sound like it was recorded underwater. Follow us on IG @nobodyaskedouropinion or send us an email at nobodyaskedouropinion@gmail.com