Podcasts about Lux Interior

Blag Dahlia of the Dwarves returns to the show to talk about the upcoming release of the 1989 Dwarves album Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows for Record Store Day 2025 (unreleased until now!)BLAG/DWARVEShttp://www.thedwarves.comhttps://www.blagdahlia.comhttps://thedwarves.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/thedwarveshttps://www.instagram.com/blag_dahliahttps://www.facebook.com/TheDwarvesPCHInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgDonate to help show costs -https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/pchanthonyhttps://cash.app/$anthmerchpowerchordhour@gmail.comCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 8 to 11 est/Tuesday Midnight to 3 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.Special Thanks to my buddy Jay Vics for the behind the scenes help on this episode!https://www.meettheexpertspodcast.comhttps://www.jvimobile.com

The Cramps, led by the husband and wife team of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach, had one one mission: To save rock n' roll from the corporate monsters who threatened its destruction. The band blended rockabilly, blues, garage rock and the aesthetic of 1950s B-movies into a wholly unique and singular rock and roll concoction that set them apart from their punk contemporaries. But as they began their climb up the music industry's ladder of success, they encountered hordes of brainless zombies who didn't understand their music or their mission, swarms of radioactive bootlegging cockroaches, and a coven of blood-sucking vampires hellbent on destroying the only thing the Cramps held sacred: rock n' roll. To see the full list of contributors, see the show notes at www.disgracelandpod.com. If rock n' roll is defined as low down, dirty, fun music for teenagers, what band made the greatest rock n' roll in your estimation? Let Jake know at 617-906-6638, disgracelandpod@gmail.com, or on socials @disgracelandpod. To listen to Disgraceland ad free and get access to a monthly exclusive episode, weekly bonus content and more, become a Disgraceland All Access member at disgracelandpod.com/membership. Sign up for our newsletter and get the inside dirt on events, merch and other awesomeness - GET THE NEWSLETTER Follow Jake and DISGRACELAND: Instagram YouTube X (formerly Twitter)  Facebook Fan Group TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy has a dream that his dog saved his life, talks about Jack White, his wife getting COVID, having to return NKOTB tickets, and being told by a record store clerk that CDs are an ancient format. Also, we listen to clips of Lux Interior talking about mainstream success and The Cramps being a feminist band and Shep Gold talking about artists whose work ethic supersedes their talent. On Rachel's Chart Chat, Rachel from Des Moines talks about Boston's self-titled debut album from 1976. You can find a playlist for Rachel's Chart Chat here. Follow Rachel on Last.fm here.

Nueva sesión desde tu club subterráneo favorito con canciones favoritas de The Cramps seleccionadas de las valijas de Lux Interior y Poison Ivy.Playlist;(sintonía) THE GAMBLERS “LSD 25”THE ORIGINAL STARFIRES “Fender bender”MAD MIKE and THE MANIACS “The Hutch”JOE KLAY “Did you mean Jellybean”THE VOCALEERS “Cootie snap”SPARKLE MOORE “Tiger”MAC REBENNACK “Storm warning”RONNIE SELF “Bop a lena”BILLY LEE RILEY “Flyin’ saucers rock’n’roll”JOHNNY HONEYCUT “Blue song of love”CHARLIE FEATHERS “Certain female”RUDY THACKER and THE STRINGBUSTERS “Black train”JOHN and JACKIE “Little girl”THE STRIKES “If you can’t rock me”AMERICAN TEENS “Shake shake baby”BUDDY MILLER “Teen twist”LEE CHANDLER AND THE BLUE RHYTHMS “Tree top”THE TIDES “Midnight limbo”HOMER DENNISON JR. “March slav boogie”THE TOKENS “Bwanina (pretty girl)”BETTY SMITH and THE RHYTHM MASTERS “Yeah baby”RONNIE KAE “Drums fell of the Cliff”STACY BENGAL and HIS SIX OUTFIELDERS “I come to demolish Cleveland”THE TEMPESTS “Rockin’ Rochester USA”ROGER and THE TEMPESTS “Bad bad way”JACK CONSTANZO “The catwalk”GANIMIAN and HIS ORIENTALS “My funny valentine”Escuchar audio

In this episode, David Harris, Holly Hazelwood and Eric Mellor are joined by special guest, Kid Congo Powers, to discuss the musician's assorted bands, the Ramones and how Lux Interior is still scandalizing young people. Support the Show.

La tienda Chopper Monster, ubicada en el madrileño barrio de Malasaña, es también el centro de operaciones donde se planifica el Espina Fest. La tercera edición de este festival gratuito tendrá lugar los días 28, 29 y 30 de junio en Vega de Espinareda, pequeña población en el corazón del Bierzo. Charlamos con Iván Pérez, responsable del evento, para que nos hable de este evento y nos presenté a las más de 20 bandas que pasarán por sus escenarios. Y disfrutamos de un concierto en directo del dúo Generador, actuando entre libros, vinilos y camisas de rock’n’roll.Playlist;LOS CHICOS “Land of a million dances”MUCK and THE MIRES “Zoom breakup”TERBUTALINA “Sempre fresco”THE PEAWEES “The Wolf”THE LOONS “Second hand dream”WEIRD OMEN “Shake shake”LOS PEPES “I want you back”THE FUZILLIS “Pickle swap”THE LIMBOOS “Stranded (I’m moving on)”GIBONES “Nosotros somos educados”LOS PÓLIPOS “Échame la culpa”GENERADOR “Sube el volumen de tu transistor” (directo)GENERADOR “Psicofonía en la tumba de Johnny Cash” (directo)GENERADOR “Las gente apesta” (directo)GENERADOR “Yo adoro a Lux Interior” (directo)GENERADOR “Yipi yipi hey!” (directo)  GENERADOR “Voy cuesta abajo” (directo)                                                                                                                                                                          GENERADOR “Sonrío demasiado para ser tan pobre” (directo)Escuchar audio

Fuego en la Pista de Baile, vuelve y con él, los éxitos y las novedades mas underground en www.ipopfm.com, cada miércoles de 20 a 21 horas. Hoy te invitamos a bailar Déjate seducir por el programa más underground mod y garage de iPOPfm. Déjate seducir por Fuego En La Pista de Baile! Han sonado: 1. Los DelTonos – Evolución 2. Los DelTonos – Transparente 3. Ilegales – Todos los peligros me conocen 4. Los 4 señores – Gato de monte 5. La Perra Blanco – Treat Me (Like a Man Should Do) 6. Hombre Lobo Internacional – Out of My Mind 7. MFC Chicken – Bear-Size Skeeters 8. MFC Chicken – Skeeterin' 9. Messer Chups – Dark Side of Paradise 10. Messer Chups – Hound of Baskerville 11. Surfaris – Jack The Ripper 12. The Caezars – Back in the jungle 13. The Caezars – Madman 14. Generador - ¡Yo adoro a Lux Interior! 15. Señor No – Meando en la niebla 16. The Peawees – Wolf 17. Faz Waltz – Way You Roll 18. Faz Waltz – Broken hearted Heaven 19. Faz Waltz – Playing with my heart 20. The Zipheads – How Do You Like Me Now?

Hace setenta años que se hicieron las primeras canciones de rock and roll y en estas décadas hemos visto y oído de todo, bandas originales, grupos diferentes y otros que fueron pioneros. En todo este tiempo no ha habido, y probablemente no habrá, nadie como The Cramps. La banda liderada por Lux Interior y Poison Ivy mostró el lado más perverso de la música creando un mundo propio que mezclaba el rock instrumental de los 50 con la actitud del punk, la estética sado, los cómics, el cine cutre de terror, la literatura pulp y la provocación.Poco se puede decir de una banda que antes de grabar un disco había actuado en un centro psiquiátrico con sus miembros hasta arriba de LSD.Maquillaje al margen, el debut de los Cramps es un disco excelso, fresco y divertido producido por Alex Chilton de los Big Star y con un sonido arrollador y mucho amor por el rock clásico.La banda no llegaría muy lejos, pero marcó un camino propio y mostró una cara auténtica creada a base de mezclar esas cosas que fascinaban a una pareja que se conoció en un curso sobre chamanismo.Esta semana sentamos en el Sofá Sonoro uno de los discos más extraños del rock, el perverso debut de The Cramps, trabajo que recorremos junto a Sara Morales y Lucía Taboada.*Toda la información del programa, discos, recomendaciones y anécdotas de música en nuestro canal de WhatsApp, apúntate y no te pierdas nada*

​​Welcome to You Haven't Blanked That! It's Frances Ford Coppola month. This week watched Bram Stoker's Dracula. We talk about the book, epistolary novels, Frankenstein, Vampire Biology, Van Helsing, superstitions, Last Voyage of the Demeter, Blue Flame, Command of the Winds, Tom Waits, Keanu Reeves, Saved by the Bell, Cary Elwes, Billy Campbell, SFX, Horny movie chaste book, Lux Interior, Eiko Ishioka, Tom Waits's Dracula, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, Cape Fear, Absinthe commercial, Zoolander No. 2, Vampire stories, Gnomes, Who would Corey Feldman Play? What we are blanking: X-Men 97, Traitors, ​​Opening theme by the Assassins ​​Closing theme by Lucas Perea ​​ For more info, click the link in the bio. https://linktr.ee/yhblankthat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blanked-that/message

Sesión de viernes donde picoteamos entre las novedades presentadas en el mes de febrero.Playlist;(sintonía) THE SATAN’S PILGRIMS “Cryin’ in a storm”THE IMPERIAL SURFERS “Contwistador”RAY COLLINS HOT CLUB “Kellerbar”THE SCANERS “Zero gravity”E.T. EXPLORE ME “Boots”GENERADOR “Yo adoro a Lux Interior”MOURNING AFTER “Lately”THE MOCKS “One more chance”THE SMOGGERS “My last rock’n’roll”THE MAGIC MUSHROOMS “Pain”THE HILLBILLY MOON EXPLOSION “Knocked down”DEX ROMWEBER “Good thing goin’”WESLEY FULLER “Alamein line”THE LIMBOOS “Dark is the night”BRAD MARINO “Teenage monstruosity”F.A.N.T.A “Thelma y Louise”THE PRICE “One day at a time”ROB PICAZO “Soothe my soul”Escuchar audio

Nuestra oxidada marmita rebosa novedades entre las que encontramos adelantos de los próximos discos de los franceses The Scaners, los suizos The Hillbilly Moon Explosion o los holandeses The Mocks. Un episodio en donde los sonidos alienígenas de E.T. Explore Me comparten espacio con The Fuzztones o The Cramps.Playlist;THE SCANERS “Zero gravity” (adelanto del álbum “III”)E.T. EXPLORE ME “Boots” (Drug me, 2024)MARCEL BONTEMPI “Go down” (single, 2023)AUTOMATIC CITY “Downbound train” (Hum drum, 2023)Versión y Original; CHUCK BERRY “Downbound train” (1956)THE MOCKS “Do me good” (adelanto del álbum “Do you want me too?)THE MIKE BELL CARTER “Ain’t no high” (single, 2024)THE MOURNING AFTER “Lately” (single 2024)THE SMOGGERS “She’s wicked”THE FUZZTONES “1-2-5” (Lysergic emanations, 1985)JIM JONES ALLSTARS “Troglodyte” (Ain’t no peril, 2023)THE HILLBILLY MOON EXPLOSION “Sometimes late at night” (Back in time, 2024)GENERADOR “Yo adoro a Lux Interior” (Grandes éxitos de extrarradio, 2024)THE CRAMPS “Journey to the center of a girl” (Stay sick!, 1989)Escuchar audio

Paseo por la huerta ibérica recolectando lanzamientos de bandas nacionales de diversos pelajes. Disco destacado para Tiburona y la colección de mordiscos que dan forma a “Nos extinguimos” y estreno de nuevos temas de The Imperial Surfers y Generador.(Foto del podcast por Esther Galván; Tiburona)Playlist;TIBURONA “Gobierno cero” (Nos extinguimos, 2024)TIBURONA “Persona favorita pt.1” (Nos extinguimos, 2024)TIBURONA “Almuerzo desnudo” (Nos extinguimos, 2024)LOS GIROS “Acción” (Acción, 2023)LOS GIROS feat MICKY “El ayer” (Acción, 2023)MICKY y LOS COLOSOS DEL RITMO “El problema de mis pelos” (single 2023)THE IMPERIAL SURFERS feat THE HUNKIE DORIES “Contwistador en Tijuana” (meet The Hunkie Dories, 2024)THE LAZY TONES “Lend me my train fare” (Laundry Sessions, 2024)TEJUELAS meets DIMARTINO “Love charms” (Guateque Taboo vol. 2, 2024)Versión y original; RAY STANLEY “Love charms” (1957)DOCTOR EXPLOSION “La caca de colores” (single, 2024)THE SMOGGERS “Strichnine” (single, 2023)KINKI BOYS “La ría” (adelanto de “El país de las maravillas” EP)GENERADOR “Yo adoro a Lux Interior” (Grandes éxitos de extrarradio, 2024)THEE BLIND CROWS “Too early to leave” (0823, 2023)Escuchar audio

Sesión de baile ininterrumpida con material procedente de la colección de discos favoritos de Lux Interior y Poison Ivy, la pareja que lideró el grupo The Cramps, auténticos devoradores de música de los años 50 y 60, siempre en busca de lo más salvaje, lo más bizarro, lo más sorprendente y rompedor. A disfrutar. Playlist;MARVIN and JOHNNY “Vip Vop”CHARLIE FEATHERS “The certain female”THE ORIGINAL STARFIRES “Fender bender”JOE CLAY “Did you mean Jelly Bean”BETTY McQUADE “Blue train”YOUNG JESSE “Lonesome desert”ANDRE WILLIAMS with THE DON JUANS “Pulling time”SPARKLE MOORE “Tiger”THE VOCALEERS “Cootie snap”THE TOKENS “Bwanina (pretty girl)”ANDRE WILLIAMS “The greasy chicken”KAY MARTIN “Swamp girl”THE GREY STOKES “The legend of Tarzan”AMERICAN TEENS “Shake baby shake”RICK McGUIRE “Space craze”THE STRIKES “If you can’t rock me”BUDDY MILLER “Teen twist”THE TIDES “Midnight limbo”HOMER DENNISON Jr “March slav boogie”CHAINO “The pigmy song (tikky tikky boom boom)”RUDY THACKER and THE STRING BUSTERS “Black train”STACY BENGAL “I come to demolish Cleveland”JACK CONSTANZO “Catwalk”THE VISCOUNTS “Harlem nocturne”KAY MARTIN “The heel”Escuchar audio

In the dimly lit, smoky basement of a rundown dive bar, the night took a wild turn when the stage ignited with the electrifying energy of a Psychobilly Freakout. As the distorted guitar chords echoed through the room, the crowd went into a frenzied dance, their leather jackets and psychobilly quiffs swirling in chaotic unison. Amid the mayhem, a mysterious figure unleashed a howling, thunderous voice that seemed to channel the spirits of Elvis Presley and Lux Interior. The combination of punk, rockabilly, and pure madness created a night that would forever be etched in the memories of those who witnessed this unforgettable spectacle of musical madness.Tracks by Guana Batz, Scum Rats, Slapping Suspenders, Sunny Domestozs, Batmobile, Klingonz, and more.  Join me on my Patreon page at patreon.com/radioblivion Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE

WELCOME to Halloweentime, witches!  Scarlet and Blackbird are here with the seasonal flicks, and are finally ready to discuss one of their favorites - Argento's cult classic 1977 horror film Suspiria and the remake made in 2018.  Both of these movies have so much to offer, and the witches are ready to break it down.  Join them for a ride into a voluptuously dark tale in which directors give us shockingly magnificent color usage and absolutely creepy music.  Grab that popcorn and a blanket and prepare thyself!

The CrampsTexturas con reverberación, cadencia caótica, saturación y locura funcional.Una historia y banda dignas de conocerse y admirarse. Lux Interior y Poison Ivy fueron figuras que al fusionar lo mejor y "lo peor" de las décadas de la germinación del rock junto con la cultura pop fílmica y televisiva de bajo presupuesto, lograron crear una fórmula sonora inmortal de vitalidad.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/flashblackep1. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abrimos por vacaciones The Basement Club, un acogedor tugurio subterráneo desde el que te ofrecemos una sesión sin palabras ni interrupciones, con canciones seleccionadas entre las favoritas Lux Interior y Poison Ivy de los Cramps. Playlist; (sintonía) THE GAMBLERS “LSD 25” THE ORIGINAL STARFIRES “Fender bender” MAD MIKE and THE MANIACS “The Hutch” JOE KLAY “Did you mean Jellybean” THE VOCALEERS “Cootie snap” SPARKLE MOORE “Tiger” MAC REBENNACK “Storm warning” RONNIE SELF “Bop a lena” BILLY LEE RILEY “Flyin’ saucers rock’n’roll” JOHNNY HONEYCUT “Blue song of love” CHARLIE FEATHERS “Certain female” RUDY THACKER and THE STRINGBUSTERS “Black train” JOHN and JACKIE “Little girl” THE STRIKES “If you can’t rock me” AMERICAN TEENS “Shake shake baby” BUDDY MILLER “Teen twist” LEE CHANDLER AND THE BLUE RHYTHMS “Tree top” THE TIDES “Midnight limbo” HOMER DENNISON JR. “March slav boogie” THE TOKENS “Bwanina (pretty girl)” BETTY SMITH and THE RHYTHM MASTERS “Yeah baby” RONNIE KAE “Drums fell of the Cliff” STACY BENGAL and HIS SIX OUTFIELDERS “I come to demolish Cleveland” THE TEMPESTS “Rockin’ Rochester USA” ROGER and THE TEMPESTS “Bad bad way” JACK CONSTANZO “The catwalk” GANIMIAN and HIS ORIENTALS “My funny valentine” Escuchar audio

This week on PCH our guest is singer Blag Dahlia (AKA Ralph Champagne) of the Dwarves to talk his new solo album Introducing Ralph Champagne, his new book Highland Falls plus -- How Blag ended up singing on an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants- Burning the pop filter of Butch Vig's Shure SM7B- Working with Josh Freese- The Dwarves writing a new double album- Jumping into the world of audiobook narration- Blags approach to songwriting and how its changed over the years & much more!Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 8 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.Donate to help show costs -https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/pchanthonyhttps://cash.app/$anthmerchpowerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgFollow Blag/Dwarves -http://www.thedwarves.comhttps://www.blagdahlia.comhttps://thedwarves.bandcamp.com/album/blag-dahlia-introducing-ralph-champagnehttps://www.instagram.com/thedwarveshttps://www.instagram.com/blag_dahliahttps://twitter.com/thedwarvesbandhttps://www.facebook.com/TheDwarves

When the guys reviewed this episode from last year at Halloween, their immediate thought was, "Let's do this again with different bands," but reality hit all of us: YA CAN'T IMPROVE ON THIS FUN, SCARY EPISODE! So here we go again: It's The Cramps vs. Type O Negative (again) on the Imbalanced History's Holloweenie Roast, Part Deus Redux! Make sure you set aside the candy corn from the rest, and just slide that crap in the trash (or give it to Markus - he likes it), and sort through the kids' candy, being sure to check it before pilfering what you like! Sooooo, boooo?!? And let's have some spooky fun this week!We have fantastic sponsors of our podcast, please visit their web sites, and support those who make the show go:Boldfoot Socks   https://boldfoot.comCrooked Eye Brewery   https://crookedeyebrewery.com/Don't forget that you can find all of our episodes, on-demand, for free right here on our web site: https://imbalancedhistory.com/

This Halloween we continue to howl at the moon with 5 more songs about those scary wolfmen (and wolfwomen)! We start the horrific cavalcade with "Rockin' Werewolf" by Robbie the Werewolf from 1964 (2:38). Just try and get the chorus of this fun strummin' folk number out of your head, but keep the crucifixes away while Robbie is rockin' ... wait, is that only for vampires? Our second song is a Shatnerian soliloquy on lycanthropic transformation: "Wolfman" by The Muleskinners (38:29). Listen in on your party line to the affecting monologue of a man trying to hold it together before he goes feral. The third terror is "I'm The Wolf Man", purportedly by Round Robin (1:03:47). The wolfman growls in this one have a distinctly Western flavour to them, but more importantly, there's FUZZ! And there's also FUZZ! in our fourth frightener, "I Was a Teenage Werewolf" by The Cramps (1:24:20). Lux Interior's psychobilly gasps, gross groans and blown gaskets make this tale of pubescent permutation abominally believable. The final act comes with the fifth song: "Killing the Wolfman" by The King Khan and BBQ Show (1:52:52). Weldon has some insider information on this tasty piece of twang, but the real question is ... will the Wolfman be resurrected in time for Halloween 2023? Stay tuned, Pastronauts ... (distant howls coming from the woods...)

Formed in 1976 by husband-and-wife duo Lux Interior and Poison Ivy, The Cramps forged their own unique niche in the early punk movement with their raucous brand of rock-n-roll psychobilly. This week's guest, art gallery owner and music fan Brook Dorsch, brings us their debut full-length 'Songs The Lord Taught Us'. "Well, come on little mama, let's tear this damn place up!" Songs featured in this episode: Human Fly - The Cramps; Dark Entries - Bauhaus; Health Fanatic - John Cooper Clarke; The Ballad Of El Goodo - Big Star; Teenagers From Mars - The Misfits; TV Set, Rock on the Moon, Garbageman, I Was a Teenage Werewolf - The Cramps; Rumble - Link Wray; Sunglasses After Dark - The Cramps; Ace Of Spades - Link Wray; The Mad Daddy, Mystery Plane - The Cramps; Terror Couple Kill Colonel - Bauhaus; The Way I Walk - Robert Gordon; Goo Goo Muck - The Cramps; The Monster Mash - Bobby Pickett; Zombie Dance, What's Behind the Mask - The Cramps; Strychnine - The Sonics; Strychnine, I'm Cramped, Tear It Up, Fever, Lonesome Town - The Cramps

Erick Lee Purkhiser (October 21, 1946 – February 4, 2009), better known by the stage name Lux Interior, was an American singer and a founding member of the American band The Cramps - exponents of trash culture and 'psychobilly' music - from 1972 until his death in 2009 at age 62. In this episode Lux Interior's favorite and obscure 7 inch records, as played by himself in a much sought-after, classic Hollywood radio show he hosted in July of 1984. Lineup: One Way Streets, Bob Hocko, Swamprats, June Jackson, The Trashmen, Link Wray, Bill Carter And The Rovin' Gamblers, The Tides, Earl Hagan & The Interns, Mad Mike And The Maniacs, Billy Strange, Ted Weems & His Orchestra, Ray Anthony & His Orchestra, Gradie O'Neal, The Enchanters, Sam Space, The Cadettes, Archie Bleyer, Vic Mizzy, The Spark Plugs, The Frantics, The Five Blobs, The Troggs, Ward Darby And The Raves, Cozy Cole, The Deadly Ones

This is no ordinary love story, friends! No! This is the tale of a love spanning decades, ended only by an irreparably broken heart... This is love, born of commonalities, and grown through a mutual love of Punk Rock, kinky sex, and that classic Psychobilly vibe. This is the love of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy of The Cramps!Markus schools Ray, and enlightens the class about this classic pairing, and their love/rock story!Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!Thanks to our sponsors:Welcome to Boldfoot Socks as our newest sponsor of the podcast! Check them out by clicking here, and enter the Code "History15" to save 15% on your order!!!And as always, thanks to Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!

This is no ordinary love story, friends! No! This is the tale of a love spanning decades, ended only by an irreparably broken heart... This is love, born of commonalities, and grown through a mutual love of Rock and Roll, kinky sex, and that classic Psychobilly vibe. This is the love of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy of The Cramps!Markus schools Ray, and enlightens the class about this classic pairing, and their love/rock story!Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!Thanks to our sponsors:Welcome to Boldfoot Socks as our newest sponsor of the podcast! Check them out by clicking here, and enter the Code "History15" to save 15% on your order!!!And as always, thanks to Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!

This is no ordinary love story, friends! No! This is the tale of a love spanning decades, ended only by an irreparably broken heart... This is love, born of commonalities, and grown through a mutual love of Punk Rock, kinky sex, and that classic Psychobilly vibe. This is the love of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy of The Cramps! Markus schools Ray, and enlightens the class about this classic pairing, and their love/rock story! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors: Welcome to Boldfoot Socks as our newest sponsor of the podcast! Check them out by clicking here, and enter the Code "History15" to save 15% on your order!!! And as always, thanks to Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is no ordinary love story, friends! No! This is the tale of a love spanning decades, ended only by an irreparably broken heart... This is love, born of commonalities, and grown through a mutual love of Rock and Roll, kinky sex, and that classic Psychobilly vibe. This is the love of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy of The Cramps! Markus schools Ray, and enlightens the class about this classic pairing, and their love/rock story! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors: Welcome to Boldfoot Socks as our newest sponsor of the podcast! Check them out by clicking here, and enter the Code "History15" to save 15% on your order!!! And as always, thanks to Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're discussing every album by the Cramps. Led by husband and wife Lux Interior (vocals) and Poison Ivy (guitar), the Cramps had a style and aesthetic people still emulate to this day. Their songs, however, are about as predictable as a Harlem Globetrotters game. This is for fans of rockabilly, surf, and blues. If this isn't you, run far away.Closing track: “Fever” from Songs the Lord Taught Us (1980)Check out our episode playlists on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/user/motherpuncherincJoin our Patreon to jump the line when requesting an artist, as well as get bonus episodes, early access to shows, and more!https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumeverMerch available now!https://pandermonkey.creator-spring.com/Instagram:Follow Mike @pandermonkey for show clips and original musicFollow Alex @motherpuncherMike's Picks:Songs the Lord Taught Us (1980) — Best AlbumStay Sick! (1990) — Personal FavoriteLook Mom No Head! (1991) — Worst Album, Least FavoriteAlex's Picks:Songs the Lord Taught Us (1980) — Best AlbumLook Mom No Head! (1991) — Personal FavoriteFiends of Dope Island (2003) — Worst Album, Least FavoriteAlbums we discussed this episode……Off the Bone (1983)Songs the Lord Taught Us (1980)Psychedelic Jungle (1981)A Date with Elvis (1986)Stay Sick! (1990)Look Mom No Head! (1991)Flamejob (1994)Big Beat from Badsville (1997)Fiends of Dope Island (2003)

This is the amazing psychedelic rockabilly voodoo fairytale of Lux Interior of the Cramps. Listen at your own risk! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/all-my-dead-heroes/support

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All-vinyl set recorded with Yohei Hasegawa at Seoul Community Radio, 4 February, 2021. Watch the action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IvR9EHuEiI

All-vinyl set recorded with Yohei Hasegawa at Seoul Community Radio, 4 February, 2021. Watch the action here: https://youtu.be/7uBA-GowmRE

THUNKA-THUNKA-THUNKA!Psychedelic sleaze dealers The Cramps bring their unholy, blistering big beat to the sweating shoe box that is The Limit Club, Sheffield's favourite subterranean watering hole.Roger, just back from the rarified, cerebral stimulus of free-jazz trio AIR live in London, holds his nose and takes a plunge into the Goo Goo Muck. Intro and outro music: Simon Elliott-Kemp.Artwork: Rionagh.Sound FX courtesy of Freesound.orgWith particular thanks to:Bee Productive - cheering crowd.Planetronik - big beat drums.Big Joe Drummer - straight rock drums.Wolff Amps - fuzz humbucker driven guitar.Aceinet - surf guitars.El Zozo - upright bass.Rikus 246 - club ambience.Toam - train sounds.The Bloke 33 - bing bong.

All independent filmmakers and cult-flick fans must bow down to the low-rent majesty that is Timothy Agoglia Carey's "The World's Greatest Sinner." Shot over the course of three years in the downmarket sections of L.A., the movie tracks the journey of Clarence Hilliard (Carey), an insurance salesman who bugs out and starts his own political-spiritual movement. Clarence promises his followers that they can become God, or "superhuman beings," and soon takes to calling himself God Hilliard. He riles up the youth by spreading his message via spasmodic rockabilly (which made Lux Interior of the Cramps a fan of the film for life), flailing on his guitar and then yowling "Please, please, please, please...TAKE...MY...HAND!" as the crowd goes nuts. Maynard James Keenan, eat your heart out. This beautifully overwrought and seamy DIY masterpiece (John Cassavetes famously said it packed "the brilliance of Eisenstein") is, first and foremost, a glowing calling card for one of cinema's true sui generis animals. Carey may be familiar to Stanley Kubrick fans for his indelible turns in The Killing and Paths of Glory; he was a notorious scene-stealer and general wild man who inspired awe and revulsion in his directors and co-stars in roughly equal measure. In The World's Greatest Sinner he is front and center, the man, the force, dominating every frame and soaking the very celluloid with his passion and hipster strangeness. Laughing, weeping, bellowing, preaching, murmuring seductively to retired women and 14-year-old girls no matter what Carey does, he does it to the max. I've long suspected that Nicolas Cage took a long look at Carey's work before embarking on his own oddball career. Cosmetically, TWGS is a rise-and-fall piece about a man's hubris; at one point God Hilliard even sticks a pin in a host he nabbed from a church, leading to a great Carey rant: "BREAD! IT'S JUST BREAD! MOTHER! YOUR PRAYERS WERE FOR NOTHING!" What saves this from being a Jack T. Chick tract on film, though, is Carey's sardonic and defiantly off-kilter cascade of ideas and genuine command of mood and tone, despite the movie's lurching from goofball comedy to despairing tragedy. The scenes of God Hilliard conferring with his trusted assistants (one of whom is Satan) in shadowy rooms scoop The Godfather by a neat decade. Though the movie has been both reviled and lionized for its oddness, it's pretty mainstream compared to some of Carey's unrealized projects, like Tweet's Ladies of Pasadena, his intended follow-up to TWGS. The movie uses standard shots and narrative beats, but sneaks its anarchy in through a side door. Scored by a young Frank Zappa (who later churlishly called Carey's labor of love "the world's worst movie") and partially shot by future cult director Ray Dennis Steckler, TWGS may well be the epitome of psychotronic filmmaking. Since Carey died in 1994, his son Romeo has curated his memory and work, and the movie is available directly from Romeo's website (http://www.romeocarey.com) catch an incomparable actor in full effect (he wrote, directed, produced, and distributed the thing himself). I used to think that Charles Laughton's "Night of the Hunter" was the greatest example of an actor-turned-director who only directed one film. But Timothy Carey sure gives Laughten a run for his money.  https://www.amazon.com/Worlds-Greatest-Sinner-Timothy-Carey/dp/B009FIMWWM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/support

I Don't Wanna Hear It PodcastEpisode 090 – One and One Are Five: When You Do Things That Are Sus, You Get Thrown OutIt’s October and it’s finally time to slather ourselves in pumpkin spice and burn in hell. This week the lists rain down like the blood from a young Johnny Depp’s ceiling, so go ahead and see if you can spot some pumpkin faces in the night.Check out more of our stuff at I Don’t Wanna Hear It and join the Patreon, jabroni. I mean, if you want. Don’t be weird about it. Oh, and we publish books now at WND Press because we want to be bankrupted by a dying medium.Some of our old bands that don't suck are on Spotify! More to come!Absent FriendsWe’re Not DeadYears From NowEpisode Links:The New Mutants trailerHalloween Kills trailerThe CrampsBeau Is Afraid screenplayFear FactoryThe WendigoPunk Rock Is Dead by Michale GravesI Am Legend and Other Stories by Richard MathesonI Have No Mouth and I Must Scream by Harlan EllisonAmong UsThe Disappearance of Zebb QuinnMusical Attribution: Licensed through NEOSounds. License information available upon request.“5 O’Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “It Feels Like Love,” “I Told You,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

Bassist Jerry Montano is on the podcast to talk about his life in rock. Episodes like this are why I do this podcast. Sit back and listen to stories about Dimebag Darrell, Glenn Danzig, even Lux Interior and H.R. make cameos. This episode is one helluva ride. 

Author/filmmaker STEVEN BLUSH speaks deep psychobilly punk history with LUX INTERIOR and IVY RORSCHACH of THE CRAMPS from 2017 on Episode #3 of "ROCK HISTORY 101: From the Vaults." BLUSH MEDIA NETWORK   PLEASE FOLLOW   blushmedianetwork@gmail.com

An archive interview recorded in Manchester, England from 1986 with Lux Interior and Poison Ivy

In this week's episode, Mark & Barney are joined by a not-so-"Anonymous" Michael Watts, who regales his hosts with tales of life as the Walsall Observer's "Mick" Watts before reminiscing about his halcyon days as one of Melody Maker's star '70s scribes.Watts waxes poetic – not to mention humorous – about his encounters with David Bowie, Bob Dylan, the Sex Pistols and others, and about the Maker's rivalry with the N(ew) M(usical) E(xpress). Mark & Barney grill him on the MM's response to punk and hear about colleagues such as Richard Williams and Caroline Coon.After a brief discussion of the week's featured artist, hilarious country-soul eccentric Swamp Dogg, the trio hear the first of two clips from Martin Aston's 1986 audio interview with Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach, prompting conversation about the Cramps' inspired mash-up of '50s psychobilly and sub-Hollywood horror – and, 11 years after Lux's death, the band's unique place in post-punk rock'n'roll.Finally, as Mark presents his highlights of RBP's new library additions, Barney & Michael pitch in with asides on Lou Reed, Talking Heads… and Michael's Chiswick neighbour Sophie Ellis-Bextor!Many thanks to special guest Michael Watts; for more of his writing, please visit his writer's page.Pieces discussed: Sex Pistols, David Bowie, Grateful Dead, Swamp Dogg, Swamp Dogger, and Swamp Doggest, Cramps audio, Sam Cooke, Beach Boy Bruce Johnston, Lou Reed, Talking Heads, Tiffany, Giorgio Moroder, Mark E. Smith and theaudience/Sophie Ellis Bextor.

In this week's episode, Mark & Barney are joined by a not-so-"Anonymous" Michael Watts, who regales his hosts with tales of life as the Walsall Observer's "Mick" Watts before reminiscing about his halcyon days as one of Melody Maker's star '70s scribes.Watts waxes poetic – not to mention humorous – about his encounters with David Bowie, Bob Dylan, the Sex Pistols and others, and about the Maker's rivalry with the N(ew) M(usical) E(xpress). Mark & Barney grill him on the MM's response to punk and hear about colleagues such as Richard Williams and Caroline Coon.After a brief discussion of the week's featured artist, hilarious country-soul eccentric Swamp Dogg, the trio hear the first of two clips from Martin Aston's 1986 audio interview with Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach, prompting conversation about the Cramps' inspired mash-up of '50s psychobilly and sub-Hollywood horror – and, 11 years after Lux's death, the band's unique place in post-punk rock'n'roll.Finally, as Mark presents his highlights of RBP's new library additions, Barney & Michael pitch in with asides on Lou Reed, Talking Heads… and Michael's Chiswick neighbour Sophie Ellis-Bextor!Many thanks to special guest Michael Watts; for more of his writing, please visit his writer's page.Pieces discussed: Sex Pistols, David Bowie, Grateful Dead, Swamp Dogg, Swamp Dogger, and Swamp Doggest, Cramps audio, Sam Cooke, Beach Boy Bruce Johnston, Lou Reed, Talking Heads, Tiffany, Giorgio Moroder, Mark E. Smith and theaudience/Sophie Ellis Bextor.Part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this week's episode, Mark & Barney are joined by a not-so-"Anonymous" Michael Watts, who regales his hosts with tales of life as the Walsall Observer's "Mick" Watts before reminiscing about his halcyon days as one of Melody Maker's star '70s scribes. Watts waxes poetic – not to mention humorous – about his encounters with David Bowie, Bob Dylan, the Sex Pistols and others, and about the Maker's rivalry with the N(ew) M(usical) E(xpress). Mark & Barney grill him on the MM's response to punk and hear about colleagues such as Richard Williams and Caroline Coon. After a brief discussion of the week's featured artist, hilarious country-soul eccentric Swamp Dogg, the trio hear the first of two clips from Martin Aston's 1986 audio interview with Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach, prompting conversation about the Cramps' inspired mash-up of '50s psychobilly and sub-Hollywood horror – and, 11 years after Lux's death, the band's unique place in post-punk rock'n'roll. Finally, as Mark presents his highlights of RBP's new library additions, Barney & Michael pitch in with asides on Lou Reed, Talking Heads… and Michael's Chiswick neighbour Sophie Ellis-Bextor! Many thanks to special guest Michael Watts; for more of his writing, please visit his writer's page. Pieces discussed: Sex Pistols, David Bowie, Grateful Dead, Swamp Dogg, Swamp Dogger, and Swamp Doggest, Cramps audio, Sam Cooke, Beach Boy Bruce Johnston, Lou Reed, Talking Heads, Tiffany, Giorgio Moroder, Mark E. Smith and theaudience/Sophie Ellis Bextor. Part of Pantheon Podcasts.

In this week's episode, Mark & Barney are joined by a not-so-"Anonymous" Michael Watts, who regales his hosts with tales of life as the Walsall Observer's "Mick" Watts before reminiscing about his halcyon days as one of Melody Maker's star '70s scribes. Watts waxes poetic – not to mention humorous – about his encounters with David Bowie, Bob Dylan, the Sex Pistols and others, and about the Maker's rivalry with the N(ew) M(usical) E(xpress). Mark & Barney grill him on the MM's response to punk and hear about colleagues such as Richard Williams and Caroline Coon. After a brief discussion of the week's featured artist, hilarious country-soul eccentric Swamp Dogg, the trio hear the first of two clips from Martin Aston's 1986 audio interview with Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach, prompting conversation about the Cramps' inspired mash-up of '50s psychobilly and sub-Hollywood horror – and, 11 years after Lux's death, the band's unique place in post-punk rock'n'roll. Finally, as Mark presents his highlights of RBP's new library additions, Barney & Michael pitch in with asides on Lou Reed, Talking Heads… and Michael's Chiswick neighbour Sophie Ellis-Bextor! Many thanks to special guest Michael Watts; for more of his writing, please visit his writer's page. Pieces discussed: Sex Pistols, David Bowie, Grateful Dead, Swamp Dogg, Swamp Dogger, and Swamp Doggest, Cramps audio, Sam Cooke, Beach Boy Bruce Johnston, Lou Reed, Talking Heads, Tiffany, Giorgio Moroder, Mark E. Smith and theaudience/Sophie Ellis Bextor.

Amazing tonite’s Intoxica Raddio lands on the 11th anniversary of the passing of the great Lux Interior, and as promised if it ever landed in the same day I’d do the tribute again and kiddo’s that’s what it’s gonna be. Just a trip down memory gutter to the songs loved, shoved, spangled and mangled by Lux and others of that time for me, some of whom are still my closest friends & who I learned as much or more from in this same department-you know who you are. A tribute to the beginning of my eyes opening on the trail to HERE! Tonite on LUXuriamusic.com 9PM Karloffornia time. Art by Tim Smith. #luxinterior #cramps #thecramps #thecrampsfanatics #records #45rpm #intoxicaradio #rockabilly #garagerock #50s #60s #punk #punkrock #timsmith #uniqueink Sorry, once again the great ending is cut off on this one...

Tav Falco in conversation with David Eastaugh Impressed by a 1978 performance of Falco's at The Orpheum in Memphis that culminated in the chainsawing of a guitar, Alex Chiltonteamed with him. They developed the self-styled "art damage" band, Tav Falco's Panther Burns. The group recorded a first album for Rough Trade at Ardent Studios in Memphis. Their previous 1980 session for the label at Phillips Recording was temporarily shelved (it was later re-released in 1992 on Marilyn Records as The Unreleased Sessions). Falco devoted some of his musical career highlighting great traditional artists who had not gained media attention. He introduced their work to his audiences and to writers following his work by performing Panther Burns shows on billings with these artists, recording interpretations of their songs, and occasionally collaborating with some of them on projects for small record labels he's been associated with, such as Au Go Go and New Rose. Among these artists were blueswoman Jessie Mae Hemphill and rockabilly pioneer Charlie Feathers. Falco and Lux Interior of The Cramps worked on the photography and liner notes, respectively, for the 1982 Honky Tonk Man album by Feathers. Both younger vocalists had been influenced by Feathers' energetic, hiccup-styled vocals of the 1950s. Falco has invited such musicians as Cordell Jackson, R. L. Burnside, Mose Vinson, and Van Zula Hunt to perform at this Panther Burns concerts. Falco has released numerous Panther Burns albums on small international indie labels. He also has co-released some recordings by his band and other Memphis-area artists on his own Frenzi label. Falco has appeared as an actor with small parts in films such as Great Balls of Fire! (1989 - USA), The Big Post Office Robbery (1992 - Hungary), Highway 61 (1991 - Canada), Downtown 81 (2001 - USA), and Wayne County Rambling (2002 - USA). Long a student of the tango under European and Argentine instructors, he appeared in Dans Le Rouge du Couchant (2003 - France) as a tango dancer, and choreographed his part in the film. He has appeared in several short films, most of which he produced and in some cases served as the filmmaker. These have been shown in underground arts venues such as The Horse Hospital in London. In 2003 six of Falco's short films were accepted and archived into the permanent collection of the Cinémathèque Française in Paris. The short films archived are Love's Last Warning(1996), Born Too Late (1993), Helene of Memphis (1991), Memphis Beat (1989), Shadetree Mechanic (1986), and 71 Salvage (1971). A selection of Falco's short films were shown in a retrospective at the Cinémathèque Française in 2006. His first feature film, Urania Descending, was announced in 2014, having been completed the prior year. Tav Falco has collaborated with Erik Morse, an American underground author, rock writer and journalist, on a two volume encyclopedic history and psychogeography of the city of Memphis, Tennessee, entitled MONDO MEMPHIS. Falco's book, Ghosts Behind The Sun/Mondo Memphis: Volume 1, is a study of Memphis beginning with the Civil War up to more recent autobiographical accounts set in the city. Morse's Bluff City Underground/Mondo Memphis: Volume 2 roman noir follows a West Coast graduate student and his encounters with a Memphis secret society. They were published by Creation Books; a paperback edition of Falco's volume was published in November 2011. Falco has said his main artistic purpose is "to stir up the dark waters of the unconscious." Falco has released more than nine album recordings.Conjurations was released in 2011 on a German label, Stag-O-Lee, and a French label, Bang! Records, followed by an American CD release on the Cosmodelic label in October 2011. A live album, Live In London, was released on Stag-O-Lee in 2012. In 2014, Falco compiled a double album of some of his favorite tracks from his music collection, Tav Falco's Wild & Exotic World of Musical Obscurities, released on Stag-o-Lee Records. The album set included a Panther Burns song, "Real Cool Trash", and liner notes by Falco. In 2015, Falco's first book of photography, a collection of images of the gothic South called Iconography of Chance: 99 Photographs of the Evanescent South, was published by Elsinore and distributed by University of Chicago Press. The same year, he toured with Panther Burns and released another album, Command Performance. Tav's most recent studio album is Cabaret of Daggers, released by ORG Music in November 2018.

And introducing…the original dirtbags of punk rock, it’s The Cramps! We’re joined by Casey Hopkins, guitarist for Brooklyn rock band The Advertisers, to explore Lux Interior and Poison Ivy’s unique brand of psychobilly sleaze through Dick Porter’s definitive “Journey To The Center of the Cramps” Find the Advertisers online: https://theadvertisers.nyc/ Live at Meltasia video EP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4o3yT_gkxs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theadvertisersnyc/?hl=en Songs The Cramps - Human Fly (cover) The Flamingos - Love Walked In The Cramps - Strychnine The Cramps - Live California State Mental Hospital The Cramps - Garbageman The Cramps - Goo Goo Muck The Cramps - How Far Can Too Far Go The Cramps - Get off the Road The Bird Brains - Underwater Sun The Cramps - Bikini Girls with Machine Guns

When hearing the story of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach one thing is abundantly clear – these two we’re destined to be with one another. Within a fortnight the pair had shacked up and their equal passion for rock n roll became their life. Discovering old 50’s rockabilly sounds that seemed to be long forgotten, the pair knew it was their mission to bring back the gritty side of rock n roll. They packed up, moved to NYC and formed a band, The Cramps.

  When hearing the story of Lux Interior and Poison Ivy Rorschach one thing is abundantly clear – these two we’re destined to be with one another.  While both were attending Sacramento State in the

DOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #28Dive headfirst into the BUCKET O’ BLOOD to return back to LUX LIVES 2017, where the teenage obsessions that are SIC KIDZ took the stage, honoring the life, love and lunacy of the wild man of rock and roll, LUX INTERIOR! Listen as they prove punk is alive and well, getting deep and dirty with the itty bitty, nitty gritty rock and roll!Listen as KOGAR THE SWINGING APE spins some tracks, along with the deadly duo of the MIDNIGHT MONSTER HOP: the malevolent maestro of the mic, THE MIGHTY MOOCH; and the silent spinner of the demented tracks on wicked wax, DJ GREG-GORY! It’s time to far out – to outer Andromeda, well beyond Jupiter and way past Uranus, buddy!If you find yourself swirling around a black hole, hitch a ride with a man from mars to get yourself to the Midnite Monster Hop on April 28 to see THE NEBULAS! The fearsome surf combo. Joining them will be THE GUILTIES! Don’t feel guilty – give in to the temptation and head to OTTO’S SHRUNKEN HEAD in NEW YORK CITY for the monthly MIDNITE MONSTER HOP! Right now, find yourself a doctor because it’s time to STAY SICK. PHANTOM CREEP RADIO IS ON. THE. SCARE!!!!!!!!http://www.PhantomCreep.comhttp://www.RadioMutation.comhttp://www.twitter.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.instagram.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.facebook.com/MidniteMonsterHophttp://www.facebook.com/PhantCreepTheatreDOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #28

“Tav Falco Got A Late Start” The legendary Tav Falco is our guest this week and mid-way through the interview he confesses that he got a late start in life. Well, he’s sure made up for it. Not only is Tav Falco one of the most enigmatic and authentic musicians out there, it's hard to think of a bigger champion of underground music, art and literature in the modern age. A musician, photographer, historian, and filmmaker, Falco is a true American original. What’s he like? Imagine if Harry Dean Stanton was cast in a biopic about Gene Vincent and the film was directed by David Lynch. Tav sits down with Alex and gives him the scoop on his new record. He also talks about his friendships with Alex Chilton and Lux Interior of The Cramps, the psychology of David Bowie and how to avoid self parody. Tav is an authentic and unique artist and this conversation is a studied chat about art, history and how to keep the danger and the romance alive in music.

DOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #26LUX LIVES! Jump into the BUCKET O’ BLOOD, the PHANTOM CREEPS’ outta-space, outta-time PULMONARY VESSEL as we travel back to LUX LIVES 2017! The annual celebration of the life and legacy of LUX INTERIOR saw the audience at OTTO’S SHRUNKEN HEAD get slayed and resurrected by SNATCH ATTACK! Nitty-gritty, down n’ dirty, howl like a dog and hiss like a kitty kind of ROCK N’ ROLL. With KOGAR THE SWINGING APE as guest DJ, hear some far-out 45s. Let him monkey with your tail while THE MIGHTY MOLOCH and DJ GREG-GORYspin the platters that really matter. People ain’t no good, so put your faith in some big black witchcraft rock. Do the Hot Pearl Snatch, the Dopefiend Boogie, and the Ultra Twist. Call the Mojo Man from Mars, Dr. Fucker M.D. and Elvis Fuckin’ Christ, because you’re going to go inside out and upside down with all of them! After you wake up in the gutter, STAY THERE! The legendary psychobilly band THE GUTTER DEMONS will join the equally iconic MEMPHIS MORTICIANS for the MIDNITE MONSTER HOP on February 24, a night of debauchery, deviancy and decapitations! Lose your head at OTTO’s in NEW YORK CITY. Find https://www.facebook.com/events/314791542348473/ and find yourself at Otto’s Shrunken Head for the Monster Hop!Right now, find yourself a doctor because it’s time to STAY SICK. PHANTOM CREEP RADIO IS ON. THE. SCARE!!!!!!!!http://www.PhantomCreep.comhttp://www.RadioMutation.comhttp://www.twitter.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.instagram.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.facebook.com/MidniteMonsterHophttp://www.facebook.com/PhantCreepTheatreDOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #26

Bueno, ejem, veréis, el eclecticismo y tal...El otro día en Carne Cruda me quedaba con las ganas de hablar más de “Postpunk. Romper todo y empezar de nuevo” y reflexionar sobre la implosión punk y el nervioso renacer de bandas como The Fall o Gang of Four. Además el Sr Tuset vuelve con sus Gasolinera Tapes, habla de explotation kinki, Talbots Horizon marrones y pincha a Los Chichos, el muy insconciente. Y rematamos con un sentido recuerdo a Lux Interior y los Cramps en el noveno aniversario de su cambio de dimensión. El Playlist 1 Jeff Rosenstock -USA 2 The Slits - Typical Girls 3 Buzzcocks - Boredom 4 The Fall - Blindness 5 Los Chichos - Ella Se Llamaba Ana 6 The Cramps TV Set 7 The Cramps Human Fly 8 The Cramps Garbageman 9 The Cramps She Said 10The Cramps People Aint No Good 11 The Cramps Bikini Girls With Machine Guns 12 The Cramps I'm Cramped.

DOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #25…it’s….it’s….it’s ALIVE! IT’S ALIVE! PHANTOM CREEP RADIO has clawed its way out from the dirt, through the rotted casket lid and into your ears. The frequency of fright sounds so right. The radio-active program from the MIDNITE MONSTER HOP at OTTO’S SHRUNKEN HEADis back from the dead. THE MIGHTY MOLOCH has risen from his dirt nap, and he’s looking paler than ever before! He’s joined by the man with the X-Ray Eyes, DJ GREG-GORY and your friendly neighborhood gravedigger, STRANGE JASON, for a night of splatter platters that really matter. All aboard, because it’s time to take the one-way trip to the end of the line. TEX RAILER’S DOOMTOWN is live and undead in the back of Otto’s Shrunken Head, so join the psycho-Americana twang punks as they give you a performance to die for! Punch your ticket, grab a drink from the bar car, and get ready to go all the way! Before you reach your final destination, stop by Otto’s on January 27 for the annual LUX LIVES celebration! It’s a night celebrating the life and legacy of Lux Interior of THE CRAMPS. In addition to the sounds of THE PRIMITIVE FINKS and THE TARANTULA BROTHERS making you want to down some bop pills and do the ultra-twist, the Phantom Creeps will hold their yearly art auction. All proceeds go to Best Friends Animal Society in Lux’s name! Click here for all the details. Stay Sick! Turn Blue! Pull out your hair because PHANTOM CREEP RADIO IS…ON….THE…SCARE!!!!!!!http://www.PhantomCreep.comhttp://www.RadioMutation.comhttp://www.twitter.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.instagram.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.facebook.com/MidniteMonsterHophttp://www.facebook.com/PhantCreepTheatreDOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #25

Marc and Rob champion the letter L including Lux Interior of the Cramps, who was once described as "a cross between Iggy Pop and Lurch". Lydia Lunch meets Brian Eno in New York and No Wave is born. Also tales about the Lesser Free Trade Hall, the venue famous for the Sex Pistols concert credited for the start of the punk rock movement.

DOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #21It's alive...it's ALIVE! PHANTOM CREEP RADIO awakens from its slumber, and it's not the only rock and roll mad daddy coming back from the dead. Ahead of LUX LIVES! 2017, THE MIGHTY MOLOCH, DJ GREG-GORY and guest DJ NIEDERSTADT use the Bucket Of Blood to take you back to the night where life and death are one of the same: HALLOWEEN!Along with the tunes to shake the tombs, quake and shake and twist and shout as THE BRICKBATS bring their own "shock and roll" to the back of OTTO'S SHRUNKEN HEAD as part of the hallowed edition of the MIDNITE MONSTER HOP! Scream, scream as if your afterlife depended on it!After going banshee, catch a ride with a poltergeist and head to Otto's in Mad Manhattan on Jan. 29 to catch the very first LUX LIVES event on the (b)EAST COAST. The SICKIDS, KLITZ and SNATCH ATTACK will join KOGAR THE SWINGING APE and the rest of THE PHANTOM CREEPS to celebrate the life and legacy of LUX INTERIOR! The annual art auction will take place, with all proceeds going to BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY in Lux's name.So put on your best sunglasses after dark and get your pussy ready to do the dog, because PHANTOM CREEP RADIO is back on the scare!http://www.PhantomCreep.comhttp://www.RadioMutation.comhttp://www.twitter.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.instagram.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.facebook.com/MidniteMonsterHophttp://www.facebook.com/PhantCreepTheatreDOWNLOAD PHANTOM CREEP RADIO #21

It's time to RISE FROM THE GRAVE as PHANTOM CREEP RADIO is back on the air! We've clawed our way from six feet under to give bring you the news that LUX LIVES! Taken from the annual extravaganza at Otto's Shrunken Head, THE MIGHTY MOLOCH, DJ GREG-GORY, ISADORA SPIVEY and the rest of the Phantom Creeps celebrate the life and legacy of LUX INTERIOR of THE CRAMPS!Special guest DJ and LUX LIVES mastermind KOGAR THE SWINGING APE joins in for the party that also featured THE BRIMSTONES and THE LONELY TEARDROPS! Plus, all the rock and roll music to wake the dead! WE'RE BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER so tune your ears to that frequency of fear and celebrate the return of PHANTOM CREEP RADIO! Download: Phantom Creep Radio Episode #14 Now part of the Garage Punk Pirate Radio Network! Don't forget to subscribe!http://www.PhantomCreep.comhttp://www.GaragePunkPirateRadio.comhttp://www.twitter.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.instagram.com/PhantomCreepNYChttp://www.facebook.com/MidniteMonsterHophttp://www.facebook.com/PhantCreepTheatre

Mike Ferguson, aka Mick Cancer of the Philly punk band The Sic Kidz is our guest. The Sick Kidz, the brainchild of Ferguson, were willed into existence as a literary prank come to life. The band can make their claim as being Philadelphia first punk band as that cultural revolution blew its shockwave out from New York City and across the globe. The Sick Kidz were fueled by Mike's deep love of music, being a witness to the birth of rock and roll in the 50s. to the counter-culture revolutions of the 60s, to the Southern pop of the 70s and the original punk wave as the 70s turned into the 80s. With the Sick Kidz, and his extravagantly theatrical alter ego Mick Cancer, Mike has turned a fan's love into a slow but steady stream of potently fun recordings with the bands Pink Slip Daddy, Das Yahoos and most recently the country punk of Dixy Blood where he has been re-dubbed “Clarence Cancer.” He's a longtime collaborator with popular producer and performer Ben Vaughn and Palmyra Delran of the NYC band The Friggs, and has shared intimate friendships with the late legends Alex Chilton and Lux Interior of The Cramps. We talk to Mike about his love and rock and roll and honky tonk music, the artists whose paths he crossed, his musical career and a couple of new projects coming our way.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 309 This week we return to the bastion to hang out and randomly pick a movie to watch... which turns out to be Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead. And while we find out just what it takes to be hermetically sealed, we also discuss... watching way too much Forensic Files, siphoning gas, tomahawk fighting, Freaks and Geeks, Cribs, sassy underpants, cut to her cervix, Karen Gillan, David Letterman, magically getting your arm ripped off, Lux Interior, another one to the head, tank issues, an unequivocal sex invite, ParanoiaCast, Jean-Claude Van Damme dancing, killing kids, super-zombie-Nazi-strength, Idle Hands, rabbit ears, stop it Lita... I don't want to see that, being Scottish, painfully unfunny, underbite, scrolling through streaming movies, Evil Dead, smacking the newspaper, Dr. Smith, Leif Garrett, Jim Carrey, Galaxy Quest, innards spooling out, bringing people back from the dead, Squidbillies, AC/DC, Shaun Cassidy, a weird-humany person, creating your own show-world, getting traction, Nazi leprechauns, tin cans... leaves... and garbage, Martin Starr, a librarian ponytail, swamp gator crocodiles dino gators, David Tennant, previously on, sidekick zombie, conventions about necrophilia, Top Gear, hanging your teen posters, Mystic Seer, getting the easy pass in horror movies, projectile vomit, something actually caught me off-guard... for once in a movie, fancy TV, Lita Ford, the most amazing hair I've ever seen, I have two kittens, all the powers of the undead, trying to break into tanks, Party Down, wacky zombie doctor, I like a good gratuitous head-bash as much as the next person, Metal Mania, millions and billions, Kickboxer, sex in the outhouse, wearing tight jeans, MeTV, Scorpions, forgetting how to run, Star Wars geek cop-out and ka-f*cking-boom.  Spoiler Alert: Plenty of spoilers are discussed for "Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead", so watch the movie before listening. You have been warned!  "...to me that's what makes it satisfying... a movie actually surprised me. And did something I did not see coming." 

Remembering Buddy Holly, Lux Interior and Don Covay, plus the Ramones “End of the Century” turns 35 and Stiff Little Fingers “Inflammable Material” turns 36.

Remembering Lux Interior of the Cramps!!!This is the logo for Lux Lives! events, coordinated by Cramps fan extraordinaire, Kogar.  Please use the link for show info and Lux Lives! merchandise.All proceeds go to Lux's favorite charity, Best Friends Animal Society.I can't believe it has been 5 years since Lux Interior left us.Tonight's show pays tribute to Lux and his legendary band, The Cramps.I hope you enjoy!!!!artist/song: minor threat / salad days cramps / tear it up buddy holly / down the line symbols / do the zombie paul peek / olds-mo-william mad daddys / cool spool guitar wolf / planet of the wolves tune rockers / green mosquito sherriff and the revels / shombolar jan davis / watusi zombie television / psychotic reaction pretty things / come see me ramones / beat on the brat porter wagoner / rubber room john and jackie / little girl cramps / the way i walk chips / rubber biscuit musical linn twins / rockin out the blues phantom / love me slickee boys / brain that refused to die hong kongs / surfin' in the china sea june wilkinson and mamie van doren / bikini with no top on the top johnny cash / five minutes to live electric prunes / dr. do good revels / it's party time wanda jackson / riot in cell block #9 david seville / witch doctor kinks / till the end of the day saxons / camel walk marvin rainwater / hot and cold bob lee / wanted for questioning cramps / what's behind the mask mummies / shot down bo diddley / congo charlie feathers / roll over beathoven cherokees / uprising versatones / tight skirt, tight sweater cramps / the mad daddy mad daddy / the winky eye goes out billy storm & the charades / flamingo

On today’s episode, Mike Edison and Judy McGuire are joined in the studio by Bob Bert: drummer extraordinaire and magazine publisher. Bob has played in seminal New York bands such as Sonic Youth, Pussy Galore, and the Chrome Cranks. Tune in to hear Bob talk about his upcoming tour playing with the legendary Lydia Lunch! Bob also chats with Mike and Judy about his time working as a printer for Andy Warhol’s studio. Mike, Judy, and Bob also recall their favorite records and concerts from The Cramps in honor of Lux Interior’s birthday. Check out some songs from three of Bob’s bands, and hear what the new Chrome Cranks record has in common with Swans! This episode has been brought to you by Roberta’s. “That was the great about her- she [Lydia Lunch] never stuck with one thing too long. It’s all styles of music, and it’s great.” [26:10] — Bob Bert on The Mike & Judy Show

Au menu de ce vingtième-deuxième podcast spécial BD un long entretien avec Jean-Christophe Chauzy, dessinateur adaptateur de romans noirs et auteur d'albums autofictifs, interviewé par Marc Villard. Il est, entre autres, question de romans noirs et pas des moindres, de Barbès et des villes, de la couleur et du trait, des rapports à la photographie, de voyages, de vacances, d'autobiographie, de femmes et de séduction, de la vie de prof, des romans graphiques et de la narration, des torchons peintres et des serviettes illustratrices, de la BD pride, de la mort de Lux Interior et de rock n'roll (avec des conseils exclusifs du Chauzy et des extraits de chansons des Cramps, des Who et de The Gossip !)...Enregistré et monté par Francis Mizio, ce podcast est d'une durée de 41 min 59 sec et d'un poids de 38,4 Mo. La musique générique du début est extraite de Bajati, de l'album Deuxième jour, du groupe Interzone.Plusieurs façons pour l'écouter :>1- En cliquant sur ce lien vous pourrez écouter et également télécharger le Mp3 (clic droit sur le lien puis : enregistrer la cible du lien sous).>2- Ce podcast est téléchargeable via Itunes où il est référencé : cliquez (pour vous abonner automatiquement) sur la petite photographie dans la colonne de droite.>3- En cliquant sur le lecteur ci-dessous vous écouterez le podcast directement depuis cette page :Prochain podcast romans et BD : 8 juin (rendez-vous ici à 18h. Ayez des chaussures propres).Pour toutes réactions sur le contenu, informations, communiqués, suggestions, services de presse, etc. : écrire à leshabitsnoirs@free.fr. Pour toute question technique : écrire à leshabitsnoirs@gmail.com> L'autoportrait de Chauzy ci-contre vient d'ici.