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2 episodes with Jay Reatard
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2 episodes with Jay Reatard
2 episodes with Jay Reatard
2 episodes with Jay Reatard
2 episodes with Jay Reatard
El que a buen sótano se arrima, buena sombra le cobija. Sesión cocinada entre sombras del pasado, sombras que nos acechan, sombras que nos acompañan y sombras que nos ocultan.Playlist;(sintonía) THE FORBIDDEN DIMENSION “The shadow knows”THE LIMIÑANAS feat. Emmanuelle Seigner “Shadow people”THE STRANGLERS “In the shadows”THE DAMNED “Shadow of love” (Phantasmagoria, 1985)THE DOGS “Walking shadows” (Walking shadows, 1980)JOY DIVISION “Shadowplay”THE ONLY ONES “Me and my shadow”LOST SOUNDS “Dark shadows”JAY REATARD “My shadow”THE SEEDS “A thousand shadows”LOS NIVRAM “Sombras”THE LOW SPIRITS “Shadows of your mind”ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO “Footsteps in the shadows”DEAD CAPO “Por las sombras”JOE STRUMMER and THE MESCALEROS “Long shadow”Escuchar audio
My Shadow is Lovely, Dark, and Deep - My experience in writing and directing a third no-budget indie feature film. FRUMESS is POWERED by www.riotstickers.com/frumess JOIN THE PATREON FOR LESS THAN A $2 CUP OF COFFEE!! https://www.patreon.com/Frumess
Claude und Christopher im Gespräch mit Thomas. Wir reden über Jugendhilfe im Strafverfahren und Einträge im Erziehungsregister, Hitze hassen, ein Live-Tape von den Toten Hosen, Pogo in der Straßenbahn/Chaos Z/Toxoplasma, den Punkerfreund Andreas, Kiffen, Punk als Fluchtpunkt einer bürgerlichen Existenz und Anti-Sein, Identitätsstiftendes Anders-Leben und Anders-Denken und auch das kreative Schaffen aus dem Nihilismus, Inferno/KGB/Vorkriegsjugend/Zerstörte Jugend, „Scheiß drauf, deutsch zu sein“-Shirt, Stress an der Bushalte, Cocks Sparrer, MDC im Sudhaus, „Total Recall“ von Negative Approach und die Schlachtrufe BRD-Compilations, das Epple Haus und die Münze, Mehrgewichtigkeit in der Jugend und die Konsequenzen, die Ausbildung zum Mechatroniker, endlich Kohle für Platten haben, Backing-Kataloge, das Be-Part Festival, Spielkonsolen und „Das Parfüm“ von Patrick Süsskind, Grave Mistake, No Way, Sabotage und Taken By Surprise Records als Inspiration bei der Gründung von Erste Theke Tonträger, Terrible Feelings/Powerplant/Marbled Eye/Wir sind die Toten, Alkohol und Drogen, mentale Verlustkontrolle und der Ausweg, Hinterhof Records, die Gründung, die rasante Entwicklung, das extensive Touren und die ungewisse Zukunft von Hysterese – Deathpop Punk, Inspiration durch Jay Reatard, Turbonegro, Cola Freaks und Hex Dispensers, Claude's Erotic Corner und das Entweder-Oder-Segment, das Hobby Vogelkunde und vieles mehr. 10 Songs aus Thomas Soundtrack: Loser Life: My Hell Vorkriegsjugend: Aufstand im Ghetto Jay Reatard: My Shadow Kajun SS: (I Got A) Drug Problem Bombenalarm: Taschen voll mit nichts Hex Dispensers: Forest Ray Colson Cock Sparrer: Take Em All Nightstick Justice: Nightstick Justice Negative Approach: Can't Tell Noone Weezer: In The Garage
Lugares ocultos a los que podemos escapar para apartarnos de las preocupaciones que nos rodean. Refugios donde encontramos calma y felicidad. Dimensiones secretas a las que viajar, solos o con la compañía elegida. Playlist; (sintonía) LUNA “A place of greater safety” THE BEATLES “There’s a place” THE KOOBAS “A place I know” TOM PETTY “A higher place” THE ONLY ONES “Another girl, another planet” STIV BATORS “A million miles away” JAY REATARD “I know a place” THE MUFFS “To that funny place” THE JAM “The place I love” THE ADVERTS “My place” THE PEAWEES “Leave this place” LOU REED “Modern dance” PJ HARVEY “A place called home” THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS “Somewhere nowhere” PETE MOLINARY “A place I know so well” THE GUESS WHO “Guess I’ll find a place” DAVID MYHR “The perfect place” Escuchar audio
Jay Reatard was a ferocious, prolific musician who burned hot and bright with incredible musical creativity for a decade and a half before his untimely, shocking death - just shy of his 30th birthday. Tonight, we honor him and his music. FRUMESS is POWERED by www.riotstickers.com/frumess GET 1000 STICKERS FOR $79 RIGHT HERE - NO PROMO CODE NEED! JOIN THE PATREON FOR LESS THAN A $2 CUP OF COFFEE!! https://www.patreon.com/Frumess
Seguimos picoteando en nuestros armarios en busca de discos y artistas que apetece rescatar (sintonía) SWAMI JOHN REIS and THE BLIND SHAKE “The lonely sea sweeper” (Modern surf classics, 2016) THE BLIND SHAKE “I shoot all the birds” (Celebrate your worth, 2016) SWAMI JOHN REIS “Ride the wild night” (Ride the wild night, 2022) JACUZZI BOYS “Glazin’” (Glazin, 2011) RADIOACTIVITY “No connection” (Silent kill, 2015) JAY REATARD “It ain’t gonna save me” (Watch me fall, 2009) REATARDS “Blew my mind” (Grown up, fucked up, 1999) OBITS “Blew my mind” (I blame you, 2009) ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT “On a rope” (Scream Dracula Scream, 1995) FRANK BLACK “Fu Manchu” (Frank Black, 1993) FRANK BLACK “Hang on to your ego” (Frank Black, 1993) FRANK BLACK “I burn today” (Honeycomb, 2005) TY SEGALL “The Singer” (Manipulator, 2014) MIKAL CRONIN “Weight” (Mikal Cronin II, 2013) LES LULLIES “Pas de regrets” (Mauvaise foi, 2023) THE NOMADS “The band times will do me good” (Solna, 2012) Escuchar audio
Aaron Stefanko is the vocalist and one of the guitarists in White Lighter. Aaron and I have known each other for a while, crossing paths periodically over the years, but have hung out more frequently in recent years. I figured it was time to sit down with Aaron and record one of our conversations. We […]
Far on the outskirts of the big, bad city where Eraserhead probably took place, in the black and white foggy haze of White Plains, Robert, a painter, struggles with the sudden demise and grisly resurrection of his best friend, a Rabbit named Shadow. Now, all Robert wants to do is take the-girl-next-door Sydney to the Jovial Halloween Ball and have a good time. But it's hard to have fun when your best friend aspires to be a rock n roll singer and won't stop eating the people you know. The story is named after the song "My Shadow" by Jay Reatard off his debut solo album, "Bloodvisions." FRUMESS is POWERED by www.riotstickers.com/frumess GET 1000 STICKERS FOR $79 RIGHT HERE - NO PROMO CODE NEED! JOIN THE PATREON FOR LESS THAN A $2 CUP OF COFFEE!! https://www.patreon.com/Frumess
Tony Esposito is the guitarist and Lead singer of the Louisville rock group "White Reaper". In this episode we get the inside scoop on the bands brand new album "Asking for a ride". We also look back on Tony's musical journey, the bands punk rock roots, the influential madness of Jay Reatard, touring with Pearl Jam, mainstream success, and so much more! As always - brought to you by Sailor Jerry!Everything White Reaperhttps://www.whitereaperusa.com/askingforarideEverything Sailor Jerryhttps://sailorjerry.com
Kevin Morby discusses his excellent, reflective new album, This is a Photograph, the lure and historical significance of Memphis, Tennessee, documentation and lost artefacts, Martin Luther King Jr., Jeff Buckley, and Jay Reatard, why Tim Heidecker and Alia Shawkat appear on his LP, future plans, and more! Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hoy os dejamos en La Gran Travesía un programa donde podréis escuchar a Larkin Poe, Michael Monroe, Radkey, Jay Reatard, The Quireboys, Parquet Courts, Beth Hart... y muchos más. Y recordad que si os gusta el programa y os apetece, podéis apoyar La Gran Travesía y haceros patrocinadores por el simple precio de una cerveza al mes desde el botón azul de iVoox, y así, además acceder a todo el archivo histórico exclusivo. Muchas gracias a todos los mecenas. Lourdes Pilar, José Diego, Dora, Raf, Suibne, Dani, Miguel Ángel Torres, Santi Oliva, familia Pignatelli, Jesús Miguel, Leticia, Sementalex, Azimut, Zimmy, Enrique FG, Sergio Castillo, Elliot SF, Aida, Mati, Redneckman, Guillermo Gutiérrez, Daniel A, Raúl Andrés, Luis Miguel Crespo, Gonzalo Fernández, Álvaro Oliva, Vlado 74, Toni Sureda, Luis Benedicto, Álvaro Pérez, Karlos Martínez, Vicente DC, Marcos París, Ángel Hernández, Milo Stone, Luisa, Edgar Cuevas, Okabe 16, Victor Vosgos, Millo, Jit, Daropa, Gin1975, Vicente DC, Francisco Gónzalez y a los colaboradores anónimos.
Die Sendung von Chaoten für Chaoten, für die, dies warn und jene, die es werden wollen. 1. VIAGRA BOYS – research chemicals 2. ITALIA 90 – declare 3. LUCRATE MILK – la cloche 4. THE PIGS – they say 5. YORCHH – kkk 6. JAY REATARD – my shadow 7. BIPOLAR – wap 8. DEZERTER – dopiero tuz nad ziemia 9. STRASBOURG – sexe et violence 10. BORN AGAINST – my favorite housing project 11. WARUM JOE – casablanca 12. CIRCLE JERKS – wild in the streets 13. IDLES – damaged goods 14. ABWÄRTS – Monday on my mind * Eine Sendung vom 7. Juni 2021 um 21:00 Uhr auf Radio Corax. # SUBjektiv SUBjektiv, das ist deliziösester Punk-Funk jenseits von „Schlachtrufe BRD Teil 478“ und aktuellen „Bad Religion – Produkten“. Für diese Sendung stöbern die Moderatoren sowie zigtausende Studiogäste in ihren Musikarchiven und Plattensammlungen, um der geneigten HörerInnenschaft feinste Melodien ins Hirn zu ballern. * http://www.subjektiv.net/
Die Sendung von Chaoten für Chaoten, für die, dies warn und jene, die es werden wollen. 1. ASIATICS – teenage plastic surgery 2. RITES OF SPRING – for want of 3. C.H.I.M.P. – slug 4. SCREAMERS – anything 5. MONOBURRO – the end 6. ALIEN SEX FIEND – E.S.T. tripto the moon 7. NEW ADULTS – neighbor 8. CIRCLE JERKS – under the gun 9. HOLOGRAMS – monolith 10. JAY REATARD – oh it´s such a shame 11. LIZZY YOUNG – kill all the men 12. POGENDROBLEM – Foucault im Großraumbüro 13. BERURIER NOIR – makhnovtchina 14. THE FALL – blood outta stone 15. ΜΠΡΙΤΖΟΛΙΤΣΕΣ – ΑΓΑΠΑ ΤΟΝ ΜΩΡΟ ΣΟΥ * Sendung vom 26. Juli 2021 um 21:00 Uhr auf Radio Corax. # SUBjektiv SUBjektiv, das ist deliziösester Punk-Funk jenseits von „Schlachtrufe BRD Teil 478“ und aktuellen „Bad Religion – Produkten“. Für diese Sendung stöbern die Moderatoren sowie zigtausende Studiogäste in ihren Musikarchiven und Plattensammlungen, um der geneigten HörerInnenschaft feinste Melodien ins Hirn zu ballern. *
We had the pleasure of interviewing NOBRO over Zoom video! Montreal's fierce rock quartet NOBRO released a new single "Better Each Day" via Dine Alone Records, mixed by two-time Grammy Award-winning engineer Dave Schiffman (Vampire Weekend, Adele).The anthemic track kicks off with the powerful set of vocals — "I spend my whole life running away…" — before culminating into the pounding drums, shredding riffs, and blistering vocals that NOBRO have become known for. A video directed and produced by Jeremy Shantz, Jenn Wade, and Daniel Esteban, and shot in the band's hometown of Montreal, will be released on October 13."I was experiencing some kind of crisis at the time of writing 'Better Each Day,' and if I remember correctly, it was a 'writing music' one," reflects vocalist and bassist Kathryn McCaughey. "There are times when songs come streaming out of you as though they wrote themselves into existence, and other times it can be as challenging as getting two purebred Persian cats to mate. I was sitting in our producer's studio when he suggested I might like a little jingle he wrote for a commercial that never got used. I thought it was dope and voila, this song was born. One day, you're punk as fuck, and the next, you're playing old unused car commercial jingles." New tour dates have been announced for NOBRO, who join Tokyo Police Club in the U.S. this November, then Billy Talent in 2022 for 10 dates across Canada.Featuring McCaughey's confident, cocky yell and blistering bass lines, Sarah Dion's signature backbone drums (McCaughey claims drummer Sarah Dion will "go down in history as one of the best drummers in the entire world"), killer riffs from guitarist Karolane Carbonneau, and sweeping keyboard licks and bongo solos from master of percussion Lisandre Bourdages, NOBRO have become a rock 'n' roll force to be reckoned with."I wanted to play this type of music but there wasn't a lot of women who wanted to play it. I wanted to be in the most kick-ass all-female band ever," says McCaughey. Resilient and tough, NOBRO are aware that they will face skepticism as part of the omnipresent sexism in the scene they inhabit, but that only spurs them on. "We said we would do it one way, and so we made sure that we were always doing it that way," she continues.McCaughey founded the band almost as a challenge to herself when the aftermath of a relationship with a prominent Montreal musician made her determined to be "more than just a footnote on this person's Wikipedia page." She realized she possessed all the tools to express herself in her own voice and to shape her own destiny. All that was needed were fellow musicians who felt the same. As fate has it, they were all nearby shaping their own destiny, mastering their instruments, ready to shred as hard as they could, and were ignited when they found each other. With co-writes with members of METZ and Fast Friends under their belts, as well as an EP titled Sick Hustle released in 2020 on Dine Alone Records, NOBRO are well on their way to achieving their goal. Their music video for "Don't Die," animated by Greg Doble, amassed a number of accolades including: Best Short Animation at Monster Flix Awards, Best Music Video at Hollywood Horror Fest, Best Music Video at Another Hole In The Head, Best Horror Music Video at Horror Bowl Movie Awards, Silver Award at Los Angeles Animation Film Festival, and Honorable Mention at Santiago Horror. Inspired by the likes of Jay Reatard, The Damned, and Royal Trux to name a few, NOBRO are unafraid to wear their influences on their sleeve. They cut their teeth on the road with bands like FIDLAR, PUP, and Charly Bliss, and more recently played their biggest venues to date on an arena tour with Alexisonfire and The Distillers. Call them punk rock if you like, but its long-held perceptions are just some of the things NOBRO are here to challenge — in the loudest and most exciting way possible.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #NoBro #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Bob and Mike return with a new episode that focuses heavily on post-millennium indie rock from the U.S. and U.K., along with some early '70s funk from Philly and some mid-'80s post punk from New Zealand.
Ultima pillola, dalla settimana prossima torniamo live dal Joshua.... vi lascio con un a puntata super marcia... spero vi siate divertiti quanto mi sono divertito io... Jay Reatard ha interpretato una sensazione ricorerrente, i Gories mi si erano piantati in testa negli ultimi giorni e i Das Kapitans... va beh sono i Das Kapitans.... Ciao a tutti, grazie per la bella estate ci si vede la Joshua.. Danny Rutz
In the Red Records was founded by Larry Hardy Thirty years ago. He's been the sole owner and operator the entire time putting out records by such notable acts as Jon Spencer, Ty Segall, Kid Congo, Alice Bag, Jay Reatard, King Khan and one of my all-time personal favorites The Strange Boy. For the record the list of artists Larry has put out is too long for these show notes. Larry joins me in a conversation about his early days as a Punk fan seeing such bands as The Germs, to getting the itch to start a label and releasing his first single with The Gories to how he grew the In The Red to be the well respected Punk label that it is today. Larry also shares a great story about a week long Party King Khan threw in his LA home while he was away on vacation. Opening Song, "Shirt Jac Train/# 3," from The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion from the album Static Disaster UK In The Red Sampler Visit and Shop at In the Red Records HEREIn The Red Records Instagram HERE All Things Dwyer HERE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back! This week we've got a special guest: Joe "Joebear" McKinney, everyone's favorite karaoke host! He's joining the boys to talk garage-twee-rock, graciously correct Allen on where he's from, and fall into an alternate "Kirk somehow got more tracks than anyone else" reality. It was SUPER WEIRD. -- Leave us a voice message at https://anchor.fm/neverheardpod/message, or send us an email at neverheardpod@gmail.com! The official YNHT?! playlist can be found under "Official You've Never Heard This?! Playlist" on Spotify. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This is the episode where Dave and Brian talk about everything from Miley to Jay Reatard to Anita Bryant's Prison Purse. Top that for eclectic!
À Brest, ce musicien à géométrie variable entrevoit la réalité quotidienne d'une dystopie transhumaniste « à la perfection glaçante », dictée par les algorithmes.Il est assis sur un très vieux vélo d'appartement, en plein air, dans un jardin au soleil. Et pédale avec énergie, en fredonnant l'une de ses dernières chansons, composée lors du premier confinement pour accompagner les vacances d'été et baptisée, en toute logique, Holidays. Mais quelque chose cloche, dans ce surplace. La guitare cold wave, mélancolique et gelée. Les paroles qui demandent, en anglais : « Où iras-tu perdre ton temps ? » Le regard inquiétant, les sourcils froncés, l'absence de sourire. Et le faux décor de banlieue pavillonnaire ajouté au montage, qui défile à toute vitesse derrière Peter Triangle. Houston, on a un problème.Bienvenue dans la dystopie du nouveau projet rock « un peu con-con, un peu flippant » de ce musicien brestois à géométrie variable, que nous avions connu, jadis, sous le nom chatoyant de Bertrand Brésil, en live le temps d'une Nova Book Box enregistrée au festival Longueur d'Ondes. Il faut immédiatement s'enquiller l'excellent Sugar, son entêtant hit de poche sur la distanciation sociale, pour découvrir que nous avons, en Bretagne, un disciple énervé des brutalités frustrées de Jay Reatard. Et l'écouter nous détailler, sur le pont de L'Arche de Nova, son meilleur des mondes à lui, avec le détachement flegmatique d'un citoyen sous « soma » la drogue du roman-cauchemar d'Aldous Huxley (1931), qui plonge la population dans un sommeil paradisiaque, conditionnée au bonheur, inapte à la moindre contestation.Dans son effrayant futur désirable, Peter entrevoit « l'avènement d'une technologie au service de l'humain : le transhumanisme aura triomphé ». « Nous serons munis d'une petite lampe qui s'allume quand ça ne va pas trop ou quand on est un peu chafouin. Un système de diode avec un code couleur, dont l'objet serait de faciliter notre rapport aux autres et d'éviter les altercations. » La géolocalisation sera permanente : « Les satellites indiqueront précisément à quel moment on va où – et surtout, pour quoi. » Et Black Mirror aura totalement contaminé la start-up nation. « Il sera possible pour chacun de connaître son projet de vie optimale, établi selon ses aptitudes, compétences, affinités, origines, aspiration, sa sensibilité, sa situation, son physique, son adresse et son genre... » Donc, « plus besoin d'aller voter ! On consacrera enfin notre temps au développement personnel et à la verbalisation. »On parle aussi de courses de chaises de bureau.« … Toute la famille se régalera du spectacle de l'existence. Nous vivrons telles des fleurs de coton bercées dans la crème d'un latte macchiato de prestige. » Hâte.Pour voir le clip home made de Sugar, c'est ici : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT_2zrR1VP4&ab_channel=PeterTriangleImage : Her, de Spike Jonze (2013). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Brad and Tom as they yak about Rilo Kiley, Charlie Kaufman, cotton candy grapes, Bob Dylan, oddities, Jay Reatard, Gallery magazine, Baseball Sports, and, most importantly, if they're any closer to being friends. Relevant links below. Email: bradandtomarefriends@gmail.com Twitter: @bradandtompod Bismuth on YouTube Don't Go Bananas! 7 Side Effects Of Eating Too Many Bananas Memoirs and Misinformation: A novel By Jim Carey (NSFW) New benefit t-shirt on sale to help keep SOB’s, Baby’s & other independent NYC venues alive MLB | Bloopers and Oddities Fleet Foxes Made the Perfect Album for This Moment Miller Lite - Cantenna R-eel-y weird: Mystery man spotted dumping eels into Prospect Park lake Vin Diesel Debuts New Song 'Feel Like I Do'
It's back to school time for the saucy boys as we spotlight a new school year, pandemic edition. Coronavirus politics seem to infect everything, including the school reopenings in Georgia, where craven meets crazy as admin and parents conspire to keep the masks off and the kids in the crowded classrooms. With infection rates up, it's all part of the real time biology lab experiment known as Covid-19 American style. When the kids go to school and get infected, well the governing powers of the Georgia school districts say it's all just hands-on learning. Speaking of power, as one of our HAG patron philosophers Michel Foucault reminds us, the writing of history itself is an act of power, and whether it is a power used to liberate or condemn depends on who is telling the story and for what purpose. Our special guest this week, China scholar and Carnegie Mellon University professor Benno Weiner, discusses communist China's own machinations with history over the course of its decades long nation-building projects. What does it mean to be Chinese, and will the ethnic minorities who live in the borderlands of China's vast geographical periphery, ever see themselves as genuine members of a Chinese nation? Do the governing authorities have a legitimate historical claim that they should? Or is it simply a matter to be decided by power? From Dallas, Georgia to Xinjiang, China - the HAG team keeps you socially distanced and globally connected. This week's music: Jay Reatard, "I'm Watching You"; Run the Jewels, "Talk to Me"; Protomartyr, "Modern Business Hymns"
En este episodio de Common People, Beatriz y Arturo hablan sobre las 20 portadas más grandiosas de álbumes, desde Jay Reatard, pasando por Oneohtrix Point Never, y el gran arte del primer disco de Peter Gabriel. Dénselo.
En esta receta de emergencia, en su décimo volumen, contamos con la participación del grupo Mujeres, cuyo nuevo disco Siento Muerte, saldrá publicado el viernes 29 de mayo. Suenan Brad Marino, Geoff Palmer & Lucy Ellis, Jay Allen and the Archcriminals, The Putz, The Feelies, Ameba, Bad Spell, Desmond Dekker, Los Blenders, Jay Reatard, The Records, The Red, Pinks & Purples, Hayley and the Crushers y Lucy and the Rats.
Part 2 of my conversation with guest Brian Salvatore as we discuss rock stars and aging. Show notes: - Recorded via Skype - '90s butt rock is alive and well in New Hampshire - Marlins will soar, according to Scott Stapp - Commercial rock radio is dying - In the mid-80s, rock radio was thriving in the Boston area - Brian has satellite radio - GNR/Smashing Pumpkins touring this summer - The evolution of Sugar Ray's sound - Mark McGrath is always working - The Cameo economy - Talking to musicians - The ubiquity of Henry Rollins - The musician deaths have always been plentiful - 10 years ago, we lost Jay Reatard, Teddy Pendergrass, Doug Fieger, Mark Linkous, Alex Chilton, Malcolm McLaren, Dio - So many big names in rock are getting older - Eagles have continued to tour without Glenn Frey - Surviving members of Nirvana have reunited for charity shows - Rush will never play another show - R.E.M. has never performed together since their breakup - More fun with Cameo - Don't wait to see a band you like - Jay: Trying to see bands I haven't seen before - Making up for lost time with some bands - Some bands sound better than ever: Dino Jr., Ween - Ozzy's looking pretty rough these days - Some artists you don't want to see anymore Completely Conspicuous is available through Apple Podcasts and anywhere else you get podcasts. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.
Steve from Retro Man Blog takes a look at the Blog's "Band(s) of 2019" The Limiñanas and their collaboration with Anton Newcombe and the French actress Emmanuelle Seigner in the project L'Épée. We look at The Limiñanas other collaborations with Étienne Daho, Peter Hook, Bertrand Belin and Pascal Comelade, pick out some great previous and related bands and play some originals of the various cover versions they have recorded over the years. Featuring great songs by The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Gentlemen, Wanda Jackson & The Cramps, The Kinks, Echo & The Bunnymen, Lords of The New Church, Jay Reatard, Michel Polnareff. The Beach Bitches, Les Bellas, Toxic Farmers, The Llamps, Hair & The Iotas & Les Wampas. Retrosonic Podcast has a valid PRS licence. Cover photo courtesy of Alain Bibal.
Andrew Willis introduces Emily Ewing as the new co-host for the show. Club Hula "Hangs 10" with Andy to talk surf music in Norway. In the news, the Wet'suwet'en walk out takes place on January 27 across Canada to show solidary for the sovereignty of the Indigenous peoples and their law which was infringed by the BC Supreme Court and the RCMP and Emily and Andy share their favorite tv shows of the week. Making you feel smarter, did you know that monkeys cannot eat bananas? Neither did we and Andy explains why. Music by Jay Reatard, Friendly Fires, Kesha feat. Big Freedia, Lizzo, Oliver Tree, The High Curbs, and Amyl and the Sniffers.
In news, people are watching YouTubers study for hours, German couple try to save tv as apartment burns, shoppers leave cash, IOUs at unlocked grocery store, the city council of Venice, Italy has approved charging day-tripping visitors to the city an entrance fee, and the Netflix series 'Umbrella Academy' renewed for a second season. Music by The High Curbs, The Pierce Kingans, Wrecked Beach, TV Party, The Jins, Part Time, Jay Reatard, and Bad Brains.
THE TOUGH SHITS "Late Bloomer" Burning In Paradise Burger Records (2019) https://burgerrecords.11spot.com/the-tough-shits-burning-in-paradise.html The Tough Shits are a rock and roll band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their unique sound is a sonic missive to their garage forefathers, without being strictly, just another scuzzy rock band. Their musical influences are informed of: The Rolling Stones, KISS, Sam Cooke & The Clash. Their stylistic influences come directly from bands similar to the New York Dolls. They have shared past bills with touring bands like Jay Reatard, Redd Kross, Mikal Cronin, Meatbodies and every good band that’s passed through Philly.Philadelphia's perennial champions of cult rock anonymity, The Tough Shits remain, through line up changes, life mismanagement, and general personal turmoil, a band of brothers. Forever walking the line between celebration and self-loathing, the juvenile and the genuine, they combat their cynicism with open hearted enthusiasm for writing and performing their offbeat songs. Operating under the belief that the odds are stacked ever too high against any hope of success, they long ago learned the onlytrue path is to follow their own erratic muse, and above all, to make each other laugh in the face of failure. Their new album Burning In Paradise peels back the surface and reveals new dimensions of feeling and 'sad magic.'The Tough Shits’ first new album in 8 years “Burning In Paradise” is out worldwide on Burger Records on March 22, 2019! “The Tough Shits are so half-assed about being a ‘successful’ band that it's almost heroic. Though they rarely play outside Philadelphia and they have the self-promotional instincts of a pile of bricks, they've amassed a small but fervent cult of admirers drawn in by their genius-level pop hooks and infectious attitude of not giving a single fuck in the whole world.” -Chicago Reader
We are so gone this week with the Jay Reatard tribute episode of The Worm Turns with Jimmy Callaway! TRY to think of three verbs for this bit! QUESTION if this bit is appropriate for the tenor of this episode! GIVE UP and convince yourself no one reads this bit anyways! Digital Leather--“I'm So Gone” Oblivians--“Love Killed My Brain The Normal--“Warm Leatherette” The Moving Sidewalks--“Need Me” The Dead Boys--“Down in Flames” Lost Sounds--“I Get Nervous” Bad Times--“Trapped in the City” Terror Visions--“World of Shit” Destruction Unit--“Death to the Old Flesh” Nervous Patterns--“No Control” Reatards--“Fashion Victim” Jay Reatard--“Oh, It's Such a Shame” Jay Reatard--“Another Person” Jay Reatard--“Wounded” Jay Reatard--“Nightmares” Jay Reatard--“You Were Sleeping”
With this episode we bring you a playlist featuring songs by Jay Reatard, Beach Fossils, together PANGEA, Woods, Placebo, Los Cripis, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and Crime in Stereo! Support each of these artists and pick up a shirt from Tees 4 Togo! As always, thank you to Rubee for the artwork for this episode! If you have a business inquiry for Rubee, just send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com. You can also pick up one of her remakes of famous paintings, which are made-to-order and can be purchased at rubeetrue.com/buy/famous-painting. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Buy a half price shirt at sadpunks.bigcartel.com!
Get ready everyone 'cause Steve and Carl have their Dr. Merkinstocks on and are ready to discuss Danava's "Hemisphere of Shadows" and Jay Reatard's "Blood Visions." Steve is also headed to a conference so they chatted about that. Oh, and about tortured artists and what not. Giver a listen please, thanks!
On this episode of Memphis Musicology, we explore the brief yet amazing life of James Lee Lindsey Jr., better known by the stage name Jay Reatard. Before his untimely death in 2010, Jay was a blazing force in the worlds of punk and garage rock who left behind a legacy of crass genius that won’t soon be matched. We also discuss musician Pat Hare, the man whose blistering and heavily distorted guitar playing from the 1950s helped to lay the groundwork for heavy metal.
Jake Rosenthal's job is institutional fun. As (former) co-owner of the beloved (and former) Glasslands Gallery(RIP) and current co-owner of PopGun Presents and Elsewhere, Jake and his partners run NYC's most established independent music booking company and Brooklyn's largest independent venue. PopGun, and, by extension, Glasslands, are known for booking acts just at the cusp of international popularity. Just by way of eg, as the list is long, Glasslands, a room with ~300 capacity, hosted MGMT, Yeasayer, Lana Del Ray, Disclosure, Icona Pop, Deerhunter, Tame Impala, Haim, and Jay Reatard, most of them for their first NYC shows. In this interview, we talk about third party security, building "as legal as possible", inspectors, service to a community, working with emerging artists, growing while staying independent, being a purist in an art business, the commercial support infrastructure for touring artists, running a music venue bar vs a normal bar, being music venue history nerds, and getting that tot money.
Nesse episódio tocamos: Bixiga 70, Os Cascavelletes, Beach Slang, Tocata y Fuga, Kiss, Ramones, Wilco, Winery Dogs, Black Country Communion, Jay Reatard, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Bnegão e seletores de frequência, The Roots, Kool and the Gang e Black Alien. Episódio 026 do Aperta O Play veiculado na WebRadio Mutante Rádio em 22/07/2017! Apresentação: Alexandre Okubo, Danilo Soares e Eduardo Ferreira. Artwork by: Paulo Floriani.
Last I Heard — Flesh Panthers Flesh Panthers are an excellent secret of Chicago’s rock n roll scene, who have played shows with our boys The Orwells. You should definitely check out their fantastic 2016 album “Willow’s Weep,” which this track is from. Ain’t It Funky Now — Jimmy McGriff You know we love the funky 1970s deep cuts — Jimmy McGriff is no exception. La Fat Fur — Connan Mockasin & Devonté Hynes We were already big fans of Devonté Hynes’ project Blood Orange, and we love this unique collaboration he did with New Zealand-born psychedelic pop artist Connan Mockasin. Fig in Leather — Devendra Banhart Venezualan-American Devendra Banhart makes some of the most unique genre-blending indie music today. We love this upbeat track from his latest album. No Tears to Cry — Paul Weller The former leader of The Jam, one of Great Britain’s premier rock acts in the 70s and 80s, comes back with his own grandiose rock n roll. Summer Madness S.A. — Karriem Riggins Talented multi-instrumentalist and producer Karriem Riggins effortlessly blends jazz, hip-hop and more in his unique work. Words to My Song — Dry Bread Dig this dark and funky deep cut from Cyril “Dry Bread” Ferguson. Breathing Underwater — The Barbaras The Barbaras are a fantastic lost surf-punk gem from Memphis, who worked to record their music with influential rocker Jay Reatard before his untimely death in 2010, with the result that only one album of tracks (discovered posthumously in his archives) was ever released. Endless Talk — Wild Flag Wild Flag was a short-lived rock supergroup made up of members of Sleater-Kinney and others, led by Carrie Brownstein (if you don’t know her from music, you know her from Portlandia!) If I Had a Hammer — Billy Preston Legendary organist and Beatles collaborator covers this American classic (originally by Pete Seeger) in a groovy instrumental way.
Prepare yourself, as you're likely to catch a second hand Rocky Mountain High on today's episode of Jam Sandwich! My guest today is Denver comedian Zach Reinert and he's tastier than ice cream edibles found within his hometown's finer dispensaries. I've known Zach for a number of years now and his one liner game is stronger than Magnús Ver Magnússon flipping giant tires. Take a peek behind the curtain of his madness as we discuss things like horror films and how root beer gets made (hint: it's with your feet.) We groove to the sonic sounds of Radioactivity and Jay Reatard, while I explain to super producer Dan why three actually is the magic number. Put the metaphorical needle down on this one and let 'er rip!
Larry Hardy is the owner of In The Red Records home of bands such as the Gories, Jay Reatard, Thee Oh Sees and TY Segall. This year celebrates the 25th Anniversary of In The Red Records with at 3 day show at the Echo/Echoplex in Los Angeles July 14th-16th feat. Ty Segall, Wand, The Gories, The Oblivions, Meatbodies and more! In this interview Larry talks about the early days of LA punk, starting a record label while orking in a grocery store and driving around the Misfits in his parents' car.
Larry Hardy is the owner of In The Red Records home of bands such as the Gories, Jay Reatard, Thee Oh Sees and TY Segall. This year celebrates the 25th Anniversary of In The Red Records with at 3 day show at the Echo/Echoplex in Los Angeles July 14th-16th feat. Ty Segall, Wand, The Gories, The Oblivions, Meatbodies and more! In this interview Larry talks about the early days of LA punk, starting a record label while orking in a grocery store and driving around the Misfits in his parents' car.
Brian Venable from Lucero is certainly not the first name you think of when you think of the militant Hardline movement. But before he was playing to a diehard fanbase all over the world, he was Bald Bry singing back ups on the Raid 7”. Needless to say, Damian is pretty stoked to be recording this one. Listen as the two talk about Brian’s Punk journey through Hardline and just how frighteningly real it almost got. Also covered: -Fear of reunions -The Bata Shoe Museum -Sobering Conséquences -Needing punk -The Nots (Memphis) -The Flipside Tape -Buying the NOTA 7” -Skipping school to pick up the Toxic Shock -Growing to like Infest -Not liking Chain Of Strength -Is Slipknot the best 7” on Revelation? -Econochrist/Bold and AntiSeen/Even Score: diverse bills -Finding out Warzone wasn’t a straight edge band -Memphis: the dirtier and rougher side of things -United fighting rednecks -Having to get past hating AntiSeen -The Sex Pistols’ Taco Bell -Pazuzu: Memphis Core -One Way: pre-Raid Christian Straight Edge -The Raid and Antischism Show -Stompcrew: Memphis Hardline -Libido Boyz -Straight Edge is dead: “It’s Hardline now” -Sean Vegan Reich -The realness of it and the fantasy -It was Punk and I was Hardcore -Falling asleep during Social Distortion -Being into Skating -“Judge is the Prototype” -The Integrity/Raid connection -Getting in to Ministry -Blind Approach getting into the Beastie Boys -How Cyprus Hill ruined Raid. -The Raid weed-Rap-Rock reocrd -Getting kicked of Hardline -The first Hardline Gathering -How real it nearly got -Giving up on it -Meeting William from Copout and getting saved -Man With Guns -Bald Bry -The Coolness of Goner Records -The Oblivions -Jay Reatard and double dong -Lucero and Tragedy: not the best of friends -The Judge Rhino Handmade Boxset -The Victory Records Raid LP AND MORE MORE MORE…
In this episode Desmond makes the case for Jeff Buckley. Not many people appreciate his guitar playing as much as they should. Lee also sneaks in tracks by Phish and Jay Reatard. Unfortunately we did not find a way to work in anything by Tyalor Swift this time. Find out more at originalfuzz.com/podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Comedian Jason Rouse returns to the podcast on the eve of his new comedy album's release. Get “Rotten” at jasonrouse.com. Talk swings from comedy, Jay Reatard, Juggalos to more comedy and Nick's signature impressions. The post Episode #69: Jason Rouse, Nick Flanagan appeared first on Danko Jones.
Featuring these killer tunes: The Reatards - Get Real Stupid 7" - You Ain't Fun No Mo Angry Angles - CROWDS 7" - Crowds Lost Sounds - Rat Brains & Microchips - Blackcoats/Whitefear Final Solutions - Eye Don't Like You 7" - Eye Don't Like You Bad Times - Self-Titled - Streets Of Iron Terror Visions - World of Shit - Medicating Dreams Jay Reatard - Hammer I Miss You 7" - Hammer I Miss You Jay Reatard - Blood Visions - My Shadow Jay Reatard - 7" I Know Place Jay Reatard - See Saw/Screaming Hand 7" - Screaming Hand Jay Reatard - Watch Me Fall - Faking It Potty Mouth - First Gear: Feminism in the Northeast - Damage Breadline - First Gear: Feminism in the Northeast - Peroxotine Death Paths - Clarion Call - Waves Holy Cobras - Dead Bodies Float in Space - Drugstore Heavy Chains - 7" - Liver Lips Old and Weird - Moon/Old and Weird - Lamp Kappa Chow - Kappa Chow - Bang Bang Monomyth - Craft Single - Trash Day
I've gone solo! Just kidding. Scheduling conflict left me alone to record the show this week so I'm playing some of my favourite songs from my library old and new alike. I also managed to catch up with Tim Horner co-founder of Victoria/Vancouver-based La Ti Da Records. And that ain't easy. Life moves quick out there on the west coast. And Tim's pretty much a full fledged grown up. LA TI DA released all the BALLANTYNES 7"s, TWO NEEDLES//PINS 7"s, a TRANZMITORS 7" and a damn POINTED STICKS 7"! Be jealous. Plus songs by Jay Reatard, Elvis Costello, Attack In Black, TV Freaks, Valley Boys, Strange Attractor, Bad Sports, The Steal, and Goodnight Loving!
MAY CONTAIN: Cashew Clusters, Cherry Cordials, Maple Fudge, Chewbacca Boots, Sloan, Vandrosses, Almond Nougat and/or Jay Reatard.
Ottawa today focuses on the best new music from Ottawa and beyond. Some featured artists in this episode include: Jeff the Brotherhood, The White Wires, Dagger Eyes, Jay Reatard and more!
Odd Future talk about their own odd future, the Black Lips ask Kurt Vile about Jay Reatard, Destroyer lets host Pat Healy know he shouldn't be ashamed about sharing embarrassing anecdotes with Duran Duran, Scala and Kolacny Brothers talk about swearing in their choral arrangements and Sharon Van Etten picks this month's Holy Craft. We kick it all off with a weird T.S. Eliot quote and a great tune by Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside.
Featuring Lydia Lunch, Jay Reatard, The Fastbacks, The Velvet Underground, The Shop Assistants, Daniel Johnston & Jad Fair (pictured), Dangerdoom and Shirley & Dolly Collins. NOT FEATURING: Psychic TV, Kate Bush or Susan Christie. These songs either freaked me out or made me sad. Sorry!
Outtake from the short film "Waiting For Something"
Outtake from the short film "Waiting For Something"
Outtake from the short film "Waiting For Something"
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by Vampire Weekend, and music news -- Jay Reatard dies at 29.
Larry King somehow makes the Haiti Disaster worse, we remember Jay Reatard, and Jen's review of Avatar (because like no one has seen it yet).
Jay Reatard, It Ain't Gonna Save MeAtlas Sound, Oh It's Such A Shame (Jay Reatard cover)Paul F Tompkins, The Sink and the MirrorPatton Oswalt, TextThe Monks, I Hate YouKarl Blau, Apology to PollinateursPS I Love You, Subtle & MajesticShane Turner Overdrive, Taped on WallsLacrosse, I See A BrightnessSloan, Take It Upon YourselfJay Arner, UncoverersFan Death, ReunitedCosmetics, Honey HoneyThe Magnetic Fields, The Dada Polka
The dog days of summer have almost come to a close and we will all be celebrating this lazy and fun time of year this upcoming long holiday weekend. We thought it would be nice to send you guys off on your weekends of debauchery with some new tunes. We have some old standbys like Belle & Sebastian and the The Decemberists so don’t worry. But we also think you will totally dig Fanfarlo, fun., and Yves Klein Blue. Even threw in a little Beirutand Jay Reatard for fun. So sit back, pour yourself a drink, and enjoy your last days of freedom. Ep 33 - 128 Kbps MP3 [106.0 MB] 01. The Feeling - “I Thought It Was Over” 02. Fanfarlo - “The Walls Are Coming Down” 03. The Dandy Warhols - “The World the People Together (Come On)” 04. The Decemberists - “The Sporting Life” 05. Hari and Aino - “Gold (Or Something Just As Nice)” 06. Right Away, Great Captain! - “Devil Dressed In Blue” 07. Beirut - “Postcards From Italy” 08. Zee Avi - “Honey Bee” 09. Imogen Heap - “First Train Home” 10. fun. - “Walking The Dog” 11. Belle & Sebastian - “Step Into My Office, Baby” 12. Amy Kurney - “Love Is Trippy” 13. Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - “Loop Duplicate My Heart” 14. Jay Reatard - “Wounded” 15. Yves Klein Blue - “Make Up Your Mind” 16. De Novo Dahl - “Make Some Sense” For more music don’t forget to follow us on Tumblr or visit us at www.halfhourmusichour.com. You can find out the latest news and updates over at @HalfHrMusicHr.
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This is a trailer for 'Waiting For Something' a short film about Jay Reatard directed by Alex Hammond and Ian Markiewicz. This documentary will premiere on MySpace the week of August 3, 2009. Jay's new album "Watch Me Fall" will be in stores and on iTunes on August 18, 2009. A free EP can be downloaded at www.JayReatard.com/FreeDownload/
"My Girls" by Animal Collective "1901" by Phoenix "All Wasted" by Jay Reatard "Stillness Is the Move" by Dirty Projectors "Knotty Pine" by Dirty Projectors + David Byrne "Tightrope" by Yeasayer "Train Song" by Feist + Ben Gibbard "The Shrew" by Beirut "No Dice" by Realpeople (Beirut) "MAD MAC" by Polysics "Rain On" by Woods "Two Weeks" by Grizzly Bear "When I Was Afraid" by The Thermals "TMNT Mask" by Chad VanGaalen "Snookered" by Dan Deacon
Noisy Day! Ponytail, No Age, Japanther and Jay Reatard.
Episode 466:For those that know, there is no Toronto music legend that is more storied and infamous than Dan Burke. Join Damian as he sits down with the Toronto concert promoter and music icon, to dig beneath the myths and legends. From hanging with the Discords in NDG, to fall from grace of a W5 reporter, to the genius of Will Munro, to the John Dwyer fight, to the Jay Reatard fight, to dying and coming back to life... TWICE: THIS IS ONE OF THE WILDEST EPISODES EVER.Keep up with all of Dan's upcoming concerts on instagram: @dan_burke_rockscarAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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