Podcasts about Laughing Hyenas

It's Mark Neese's turn to tell us a song he loves (with feedback). He chooses a track from the Michigan band Laughing Hyenas' final album Hard Times. 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.

Another special guest is here! Travis Roy from Cinema 9 & 1993-94: A Music Podcast. Travis is an old friend of Luke & Mike, so expect fireworks on this episode. I wish I could write more, but I have to go Taco Bell. Just know this episode is filled with music, movies, political infighting and a bunch of random audio clips like every other episode. Travis is a willing and fair participant as Luke gives it to him with both barrels. We love you all! We close this session with a selection from Travis called Life Of Crime by The Laughing Hyenas. If any of this nonsense strikes you, please email the show isitsafepod@gmail.com to explain why.

This week you'll hear new songs from Incendiary, Manchester Orchestra, Superviolet, Initiate, and World of Pleasure. You'll also hear The Cure, R.E.M, The Weakerthans, Paul Westerberg, Laughing Hyenas, Policy of 3, and more! Subscribe to the PATREON and receive a brand new radio hour every Sunday! Thats two additional episodes a month AND you get them a day early! You'll also see a complete list of songs played on this episode. Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter!

Hier ist der Link zur Spotify-Playlist zur dieser Folge: Spotify Hier die vier besprochen Alben: KONTROLLE Spotify Youtube Bandcamp LAUGHING HYENAS Spotify Youtube Bandcamp BOARDS OF CANADA Spotify Youtube Bandcamp VIRGIN PRUNES Spotify Youtube Und hier die drei blindgehörten Songs. Wenn ihr den Link direkt ins Suchfeld der Spotify-App eingebt, startet das Lied sofort. Weggucken und mitraten! erster Song zweiter Song dritter Song Weitere Musik, die ausführlichere Erwähnung fand: VOMIT SPELL UNIFORM EA80 JOY DIVISON KRAFTCLUB FORCED TO DECAY BLANK ATARI TEEMAGE RIOT MARILYN MANSON DANZIG NEGATIVE APPROACH COCO ROSIE A SILVER MOUNT ZION APHEX TWIN U2 THIS HEAT THROBBING GRISTLE MISANTHROPIC MORAST

Bruce Adams is on hand to chat about his recent book, "You're with Stupid: kranky, Chicago, and the Reinvention of Indie Music," writing for Your Flesh, touring with the Laughing Hyenas, and more!

Portland, Oregon's Bothers have just announced the release of their sophomore LP “II” on San Antonio/PDX label Dirt Cult Records. The band's self-titled debut album was a concise and raging lesson in relentless punk 'n' roll, with tips of the hat to bands like Motörhead, and Hot Snakes. ‘II' marks a new era for the band. Heavier and more expansive, the album ventures into the realm of metalic hardcore with fiercesome riffing and dynamic tempo changes. The melodic intensity of their first release remains, resulting in an album that calls to mind influences like Tragedy, Laughing Hyenas, Jesus lizard, Neurosis and Born Against.  The band's one sheet succinctly captures the feel of the album in a way only the composers' could capture. “When you decide it's finally time to strip naked, scarf a fistful of peyote buttons, and drive an '82 Cadillac Cutlass deep into the desert in the middle of a lightning storm, BOTHERS second LP should probably be blaring on your tape deck while you daydream about communing with the coyotes or some shit. Two tracks in, you can almost smell the ozone as the horizon explodes. Inherently primal, their second offering is nothing short of bespoke savagery - deeper, uglier, and stranger than their first outing. Imagine HUSKER DU finally found something to be genuinely angry about, or if you ran the first couple TELEVISION records through a boardwalk funhouse meat grinder. If you've never punched yourself in the throat hard enough to make the room spin like your future swirling down the shitter, this record will make you realize it's time”. Photo Credit: Lindsay Beaumount Stream Album “II”   https://dirtcultrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ii D I S C O V E R Bandcamp: https://bothersband.bandcamp.com/music Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063520961948 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bothersband_pdx Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2gvPQCrgL8BROF2Ojn0zNe?si=xJL5EDicQUufglpilwsfY Brought to you by AIXdspShop now and get up to 50% off on all plugins.Website: HEREPledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca

Issue no: 567. October 14 1995. This week we talk about Therapy?, OJ Simpson trial, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Down, Pennywise, Thunder, The Wildhearts, Iron Maiden, Garbage, Green Day, Apes, Pigs and Spacemen, Laughing Hyenas, Nomeansno, Cyko Miko, Shelter, Sonic Youth plus all of the regulars including kommunikation, koncertz, albumz, news, and much more. Instagram: kerrangbackissues Twitter: @kerrangpod Email: kerrangbackissues@gmail.com

I’ve known Shaun for a minute which is why I feel so bad that it took so long to get the episode out. But, it is worth the wait! You may have heard some of the bands Shaun’s been in or seen some of his artwork on some notable records. He is also opening his […]

CHECK IT OUT: John Brannon is here! Today on the show, one of the most important vocalists of all time stops by to discuss punk. Listen in as Damian sits down with his biggest musical influence to talk: Static vs. Detroit Punk, the Minor Threat shows that bookend Detroit Hardcore, turning Nirvana on to Lead Belly, scaring the shit out of Ryan Gosling and so much more! THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!!! And don't miss the first ever release of one of the most storied lost recordings in punk history: Static's "Toothpaste And Pills"! Out on Thirdman Records now! Also touched on: A dream episode  punk before punk Alice Cooper Static: Class Of '78 A faster Mott The Hoople: Sex Pistols at midnight on the radio Reading about it in Creem Being at the Kiss “Alive” gig The first smell of weed: Rocking out to Judy Collins in '69 Hearing the Stooges  “Kick Out The Jams” on CKLW Destroy All Monsters at the Red Carpet  “It was horrible”: Detroit first wave punk Fallout: John's first band Terrorizing Grosse Point Thurston and the tape “Everything I'm doing is wrong”: Discovering Hardcore Ben Blackwell is the reason Toothpaste and Pills: the stage show “They all sucked” The Coronation Tavern in Windsor “Minor Threat is going to kill Negative Approach”  The Allied OP and Graham join The death of a scene Violence overtakes the scene metalheads becoming Oi Boys The Birthday Party changes everything “We aren't ready”: opening for Black Flag for the first Hyenas show “Fake NA”: The third line-up Laura Lee “I wanted more violence” where the NA sound would have gone Hating Evacuate… still Hangin' with Belushi going to Fear on SNL “New York SUUUUUUCCCCCKKKKKKS” Detroit: the Sweden of punk “We don't come from the Beach Boys and the Beatles. We like the Stooges” AND SO MUCH MORE!!!! Brought to you by Vans

Todd Swalla has been in some pretty damn great bands. So it only stands to reason that I’d want to see what he was into. Todd was kind enough to hand out for a bit and we had a fun discussion about everything except bizarre food combinations as poorly constructed music metaphors. Here’s some of […]

Todd Swalla has been in some pretty good bands – actually pretty great bands. So it only stands to reason that I’d want to see what he was into. Todd was kind enough to hand out for a bit and we had a fun discussion. Want to hear about how I embarrassed myself in front […]

This week on the show Damian is joined by filmmaker & former Sold Out fanzine publisher, OTTO BUJ!!! Otto has just made a fantastic documentary about the formative days of Detroit hardcore & is here to talk all about the history of punk in Rock City. Listen in as the two talk: being too late for the glory days, the dividing line between hardcore & punk, why punk in Detroit was different & so much more! Not to be missed & DON’T MISS Otto’s new film: “Dope, Hookers and Pavement: The Real and Imagined History of Detroit Hardcore”! Available here NOW: detroithardcoremovie.com Also Touched On: A Detroit punk nerd-out Finding hardcore from your older brothers The 84-85 jumping off point out growing the box: Laughing Hyenas, Husker Du and Fugazi Punk versus Hardcore The genius of Brannon 10 months that changed hardcore Ian MacKay is not a huge Tremor Records collector The Flesh Columns  The Spys and the Dry Heaves  The Windsor Connection Band grow out their hair and start to solo Being too late for the hardcore you were looking for Samhain Youth of Today, Henry Rollins, Boom And The Legion Of Doom and a dead dear skull Depression Records and the true weirdos of Detroit  & SO MUCH MORE!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Get ready to hear some melody drawn out of the noise because today on the show, Damian sits down with producer extraordinaire BUTCH VIG!!! Listen in as the two discuss: the greatness of Mecht Mensch's Zombie, Kurt trying to Sabbath-up the Nevermind mix nearly making Spooner miss a show, trying to capture the Laughing Hyenas & how meeting Garbage impacted a young Damian! That's just the tip of the iceberg!  NOT TO BE MISSED! Also Touched On: Garbage being super cool to Damian and his friend in the 90’s WORT the inspiration of punk mom being a music teacher that loving Led Zeppelin and the Beatles  Merlin's  The Eclipse rehearsal tapes The University of Madison Spooner the Nerves Mentored by Gary from The Shoes Self-taught by punk Raspberries and Tom Petty covers  “Here’s a song by the Beatles” Playing with Spooner during the mixing of “Nevermind” pulling hooks out of noise The godly Appliances Playing in a Polka band Starting Boat Records   Touring with Steve Earl Flying home to work on Killdozer Feedtime Cosmic Psychos Swamp Thing The Fluid should have been stars! Genetic by Sonic Youth RULES! & SO MUCH MORE!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

You can hear part one here. Alright, this is where shit gets real. Like really real. This is when our guest and the concept of our podcast collide to create a thing of singular beauty. There is a meeting of minds. There are moments where agreement is reached, and unsung music appreciated. On part 2 of our interview with Steve Von Till, he goes into detail about Neurosis, Neurot Recordings, some of the records he really digs and, as true to the ethos of the show, picks an album he thinks is unsung. That album is Life of Crime by Laughing Hyenas, and we get into the weeds about the bands, the sound, the scene around them and why they’re truly unsung. Which then puts us in the position that we always put ourselves in. The position in which we ask you, the listener, to vote on whether you think this album unsung. When you listen, you’ll know what we think. But the power in your hands. So use it wisely.

Funk music might be most commonly associated with 1970s bands like Funkadelic, Parliament, Sly & The Family Stone, the Ohio Players, and other more, but the 1990s saw their fair share of funk enthusiasts slip into the alternative mainstream. The Red Hot Chili Peppers had become an MTV staple, Primus and Faith No More explored the outer edges, while bands like the Beastie Boys, Living Colour, Infectious Grooves and more put their own spin on the sound. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the remnants of 80s hardcore bands the Necros, Laughing Hyenas, and others formed Big Chief, whose 1991 skewed towards the alternative metal sound. That would not be the case on their 1993 follow-up, Mack Avenue Skullgame. Dubbed an "Original Soundtrack" for a movie that does not exist, the album is a faithful throwback to the 70s blaxploitation sounds of soundtracks like Shaft, Superfly, Cleopatra Jones and others. The band lays down authentic if updated funk sounds and adds the necessary vocals of Thornetta Davis to add melodic punch. But like all soundtracks, can the concept work without the imagery to go with it?   Songs In This Episode: Intro - My Name Is Pimp (Mack's Theme) 19:08 - One Born Every Minute (Doc's Theme) 24:18 - If I Had A Nickle For Every Dime 27:32 - No Free Love On The Street 32:55 - Cop Kisser (Mack F*cks Up The Scene At The Freezer) Outro - Cut To The Chase   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.    

Funk music might be most commonly associated with 1970s bands like Funkadelic, Parliament, Sly & The Family Stone, the Ohio Players, and other more, but the 1990s saw their fair share of funk enthusiasts slip into the alternative mainstream. The Red Hot Chili Peppers had become an MTV staple, Primus and Faith No More explored the outer edges, while bands like the Beastie Boys, Living Colour, Infectious Grooves and more put their own spin on the sound. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the remnants of 80s hardcore bands the Necros, Laughing Hyenas, and others formed Big Chief, whose 1991 skewed towards the alternative metal sound. That would not be the case on their 1993 follow-up, Mack Avenue Skullgame. Dubbed an "Original Soundtrack" for a movie that does not exist, the album is a faithful throwback to the 70s blaxploitation sounds of soundtracks like Shaft, Superfly, Cleopatra Jones and others. The band lays down authentic if updated funk sounds and adds the necessary vocals of Thornetta Davis to add melodic punch. But like all soundtracks, can the concept work without the imagery to go with it?   Songs In This Episode: Intro - My Name Is Pimp (Mack's Theme) 19:08 - One Born Every Minute (Doc's Theme) 24:18 - If I Had A Nickle For Every Dime 27:32 - No Free Love On The Street 32:55 - Cop Kisser (Mack F*cks Up The Scene At The Freezer) Outro - Cut To The Chase   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.    

The most special of guests, and Ted's personal WOW guest: Todd Swalla, drummer of the Necros, Laughing Hyenas, Misfits (briefly). The three dudes dive in and discuss the cultural link between punk rock and skateboarding. From the fashion accessory, to the lifestyle, the two have always gone hand in hand, and who better to discuss these matching ideologies with than one of the guys who was on the front lines of this symbiotic relationship?

Ewan & Jerry with The Carib Beats [00:23] a side: "Tennesee Waltz" b side: "You've Got Something" Giant Records GN 14 1967 Yes, the Redd Stewart/Pee Wee King classic made even more classic-er... if that's a thing. The Parliaments [06:24] a side: "(I Wanna) Testify" b side: "I Can Feel the Ice Melting" Revilot Records RV 207 1967 All killer no filler on this Parliaments outing. Keen listeners will recognize the flipside being covered by Yo La Tengo on their recent album Stuff Like That There. Laughing Hyenas [12:44] a side: "That Girl" b side: "18/Hell's Kitchen" 1986 A white label release of the Ann Arbor band's 1986 demos. Messengers [24:03] a side: "That's the Way a Woman Is" b side: "In the Jungle" Rare Earth R 5032F 1971 I can neither confirm nor deny that I have any idea about what the a-side is about. Rufus & Carla [30:08] a side: "That's Really Some Good" b side: "Night Time Is the Right Time" Stax Records S-151 1964 Hot stuff on both sides. Lulu [34:40] a side: "That's Really Some Good" b side: "Here Comes the Night" Decca Records F-12017 1964 That blistering guitar? Jimmy Page. Really. Ok, and I may have gotten my sides flipped around but we play what we play, am I right? Anyway, Rufus Thomas on one side and Bert Berns on the other... again, all killer and no filler. Moby [40:22] a side: "That's When I Reach for My Revolver" b side: "Whip It" Sub Pop Records SP377 1996 It's true kids, Moby isn't just an electronic music nerd. He's got post-punk cred and he's wearing it on his sleeve for this Sub Pop single. The Crystals [48:42] a side: "Then He Kissed Me" b side: "Puddin' n' Tain" Phillies Records COL 3201 (1963) The flipside is actually The Alley Cats, not The Crystals as the label says. I can just see the one shot from Goodfellas in my mind whenever I hear this song. Bonus Material: The aforementioned one shot. [56:42] Music behind the DJ: "To Sir with Love" by Herbie Mann.

Transmission 7 is loud one so hold on to your balls. We take a look at Tar, the noisy band from Chicago that played metal guitars (like made of metal, not like shiny black and pointy) and made a huge racket through some pretty little amps. We reminisce about Sweden's In Solitude, whose third and final LP "Sister" helped usher in the so-called New Wave Of Traditional Heavy Metal. We dig into the first Die Kreuzen LP, a rip-roaring and innovative take on American hardcore circa 1984. And we close things up with an appreciation for the Laughing Hyenas' 1990 masterpiece "Life of Crime". Albums explored are: Tar "Solution 8" 7" (1991) Tar "Clincher" 12" (1993) Tar "Toast" LP (1993) Tar "Over and Out LP (1995) In Solitude "Sister" LP (2013) Die Kreuzen "Die Kreuzen" LP (1984) Laughing Hyenas "Life of Crime" LP (1990) As always you can subscribe via Podomatic, Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Spotify. Cheers!

The Ano'moanon [00:30] a side: "Hello My" b side: "The Free Web" Palace Records PR 14 1997 The Brothers Oldham and friends. Sugar [06:40] a side: "Helpless" b side: "Changes" Singles Only Label SOL-203-7 1992 All killer and no filler from Mr. Mould. If you haven't read Bob Mould's autobiography (https://amzn.to/2JTpwDR), you should. It's really good. Laughing Hyenas [14:32] a side: "Here We Go Again" b side: "Candy" Touch and Go Records T&G#665 1990 One of my favorite singles from 1990, so much so in fact the sleeve is signed by the band. Actually found some footage of a show I was at from way back then! (https://youtu.be/hwnfhrEjxY8) The Leaves [20:59] a side: "Hey Joe" b side: "Funny Little World" Mira Records 222 1966 Sure there are many versions of "Hey Joe", but this is the one that inspired Jimi Hendrix. Engage VintageVision (https://youtu.be/KWv03Wgz0PQ). The Beatles [27:17] a side: "Hey Jude" b side: "Revolution" Apple Records 2273 1968 Yes, the a-side has been faded for your convenience. B.J. Thomas [36:34] a side: "(Hey Won't You Play)" Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song" b side: "City Boys" ABC Records ABP 12054 1975 I kinda dig the plaintive tacky piano. And oh those rascally City Boys, as sung by a nice country boy born and raised in Houston. Tommy Tucker [43:17] a side: "Hi-Heel Sneakers" b side: "I Don't Want Cha" Checker Records 1067 1964 Some of you latter day Mods be familiar with this a-side thanks to the Cross Section performing this sound on the OST and a track called "Dimples" from Quadrophenia (https://youtu.be/-Ce52Oby33Y). i a side: Whiskeytown "Highway 145" [49:14] b side: Neko Case & the Sadies"My '63" Bloodshot Records BS 037 1998 Pretty darned fine split from Bloodshot. _Music behind the DJ: "Raindrops Keep Fallin on My Head" by Burt Bacharach.

Dan and Eric talk about Jason Ardizzone-West, Jesus Christ Superstar, Emmy, drones, Hurricane Florence, Donald Trump, gas explosions, meat sewer, alien conspiracies, iPhones, Apple Watch, scam calls, Yelp, Bob Segar and The Herd, Lucero, Laughing Hyenas, Summer of '84, The Stepfather, A Simple Favor, The Predator, Mandy, Ultimate Beastmaster, King Lear, All Quiet On The Western Front

Songs by Tammy Wynette, The Laughing Hyenas, Roland Kirk, The Texas Instruments, Virgin Prunes, Lincoln Chase, and Eddie Cooley & The Dimples, plus discussion of Justify's Belmont Stakes win and Bob smokes some pig butt.

I'm few weeks late this time, but hopefully this selection of jams will be worth the wait! September brings the great news that Memphis weirdo blues rockers the Grifters have reissued their classic 1994 LP, Crappin' You Negative. This hot mess of ugly distortion, bent guitar duels, and loose-limbed grooves might be a bit dated, but it still bleeds passion and grit through the speakers like it did back then. I was lucky enough to see them on a reunion tour last year, and the addition of age, wisdom, and increased precision made them even more powerful. Here's tp the hope that they make more music!Episode #55 of Random Old Records starts off with the Grifters aptly enough, then goes all over the map. You'll hear an absolute jangle-pop earworm from Paperhead bassist Peter Stringer-Hye, a classic Aussie punk jam from Kim Salmon and The Scientists, a brand-new song from Rangers, and a gross, Flipper-lovin' punk plod from Cleveland's Rubber Mate. Finally, in honor of my recent viewing of the Amphetamine Reptile/Tom Hazelmyer documentary The Color Of Noise, you get a ferocious track from Halo Of Flies, and like-minded jams from Laughing Hyenas and Chrome Cranks. As always, thanks for listening! I will be back in a few weeks, closer to a regular schedule I hope, with episode #56. This one will be a special "5-10-15-20" episode where I hop in the time machine to re-visit songs from 5, 10, 15, and 20 years ago! 2001 and 1996 were some strange and interesting times, for sure!Random Old Records #55Released 09/18/2016DOWNLOAD HERE1. Grifters - "Rats"(Crappin' You Negative, Shangri-La 1994)2. Archers Of Loaf - "Nevermind The Enemy"(Vee Vee, Alias 1995)3. Owls - "The Lion..."(Two, Jade Tree 2014)4. Josh Rouse - "Winter In The Hamptons"(Nashville, Rykodisc 2005)5. Peter Stringer-Hye - "When My Eyes Are Closed"(Sunday Girls 7", Trouble In Mind 2016)6. Canyon - "Ten Good Eyes"(Empty Rooms, Gern Blandsten 2002)--Heroes of the B Westerns!7. The Scientists - "High Noon"(The Scientists, EMI 1981)8. Savoy Motel - "Souvenir Shop Rock"(Hot One 7", Official Memorabilia 2016)9. Rangers - "Never Again"(Texas Rock Bottom, self-released 2016)10. Beef Jerk - "Move Into The Ocean"(Tragic, Trouble In Mind 2016)11. Colleen Green - "Between The Lines"(Colleen Green, Infinity Cat 2016)12. Kitchen's Floor - "Doomed"(Battle Of Brisbane, Hozac 1970)--Regis vs. the punx!13. Foster Care - "Justify To Me"(Sterilization, Total Punk 2016)14. Rubber Mate - "Floor Licker"(Rub 'Em All 7", Saucepan 2016)15. Halo Of Flies - "You Get Nothing"(Music For Insect Minds, Amphetamine Reptile, 1991)16. Killdozer - "Man Vs. Nature"(Twelve Point Buck, Touch & Go 1991)17. Laughing Hyenas - "Kick"(Life Of Crime, Touch & Go 1989)18. Chrome Cranks - "Little Johnny Jewel"(Chrome Cranks 20th Anniversary Edition, Hozac 2015)

Noise artist Aaron Dilloway describes his musical beginnings and how he left behind the guitar & drums for tape machines & electronics. The music in the episode includes both bands Aaron played in and others which inspired his musical development. Links to the music are below. I tweet @paulusvh. Email the show at organizednoiseshow@gmail.com. Look out for part II next week! Music Excerpts: 00:38 The Shah Sleeps In Lee Harvey's Grave - Butthole Surfers 01:01 Laughing Hyenas (bit.ly/1OPyYrf) 01:30 Haters of Couch - Couch (http://bit.ly/1PMdVTI) 02:23 New Friends 99 - Couch (http://bit.ly/1S6tadj) 03:31 Caroliner (bit.ly/1UzNMsl) 04:04 the heroin bench - Galen 04:40 Metaphors In a Mixmaster - Sun City Girls (http://bit.ly/1kPOh5l) 05:12 last night i saw santa claus riding my bike - Galen 05:58 hercules - Galen 06:25 Untitled 3 - Twig Harper (http://bit.ly/13PttTW) 07:06 New Friends 99 - Couch (http://bit.ly/1S6tadj) 08:26 Water Recordings by Paulus van Horne 09:25 Falling Backwards - Free Kitten (http://bit.ly/1mIRLb8) 13:10 Ron of Japan - Ron of Japan (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 13:25 Untitled 4 - Twig Harper (http://bit.ly/13PttTW) 15:15 Isis and Werewolves - Isis and Werewolves (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 16:13 Invocation of my Demon Brother - Mick Jagger (http://bit.ly/22Ntx0f) 17:00 Isis and Werewolves - Isis and Werewolves (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 17:28 Lucifer Rising - Bobby Beausoleil (http://bit.ly/1SCIgGZ)

Pour yourself a drink and give the podcast a moment to load.Our Guests+Edgar Johnson+Matthias WeeksShow notes after the jumpThis episode was recorded on September 11, 2014.DrinkDonn was drinking New Holland Dragon's MilkEdgar was "drinking all fuckin' day."Southern Tier 2XIPAYuenglingSweetwater IPASierra Nevada TorpedoCrispin CiderJameson WhiskeySpinDonn had a great opportunity to listen to garage rock, but he squandered it.Ivy & LuxBlood CeremonyOrchidStoned JesusThe SoundLaughing HyenasWardrunaTemple of VoidJucifer (the album was called "the Russian Album," not "White Lies," since the title and track listing is all written in Cyrillic)Blue SnaggletoothRead"Kovacsian"Lord Dunsany, In The Land of Time And Other FantasiesRobert E Howard, The Horror Storeis of Robert E. HowardJack Vance, Eyes of the OverworldThomas Legotti, The Spectral LinkKarl Edward Wagner, Gods In DarknessAlan Taylor, American Colonies: The Settling of North AmericaManly Wade Wellman, After DarkFritz Lieber, Gather, DarknessFrank Herbert, DuneKevin J Anderson is a hackRunD&D 5e is a thing nowSavage Worlds Weird Wars RomeTomb of Horrors / Return to the Tomb of HorrorsTraveller driven by the Apocalypse World Engine (more info here)

News Items: 2010 Nobel Prizes in Medicine, Chemistry and Physics, 2010 IgNobels, Diesel from a Stone; Who's That Noisy; Your Questions and E-mails: Mass and Gravity, Science Education, Laughing Hyenas; Science or Fiction

News Items: 2010 Nobel Prizes in Medicine, Chemistry and Physics, 2010 IgNobels, Diesel from a Stone; Who's That Noisy; Your Questions and E-mails: Mass and Gravity, Science Education, Laughing Hyenas; Science or Fiction