Podcasts about new wave hookers

The Plugz fusionó el espíritu del punk y la música latina. La banda se formó en 1977 y fue contemporánea de las bandas que aparecen en la película The Decline of Western Civilization. Sus canciones reflejaban la ira y la angustia de crecer chicano, y esto se reflejó en su versión sardónica de alta velocidad de "La Bamba" de Ritchie Valens. Los Plugz son generalmente reconocidos como los primeros D.I.Y. banda de punk en Los Ángeles, habiendo comenzado su propio PLUGZ RECORDS y más tarde Fatima Records. La banda inicialmente estaba compuesta por: - Tito Larriva (Voz principal/guitarra) - Charlie Quintana (batería) (m. 2018) - Barry McBride (bajo/coros) Esta formación grabó el primer álbum de la banda, Electrify Me, producido y diseñado por Alan Kutner, y lanzado en 1979. Después de que McBride se fue (en algún momento entre 1979 y 1980), fue reemplazado por John Curry de The Flyboys, quien se fue para formar Choir Invisible menos de un año después. Larriva y Curry escribieron la canción principal del segundo álbum Better Luck. Los músicos del segundo álbum de la banda, Better Luck (1981), fueron: - Tito Larriva (Voz principal/guitarra) - Charlie Quintana (batería) (acreditado como "Chalo Quintana") MUSICOS INVITADOS: - Gustavo Santaolalla (Bajo/Guitarras/Charango/Coros) - Aníbal Kerpel (teclados) - Steve Berlín (saxofón) - Bruce Fowler (trombón) - Steve Fowler (Saxofón) - Brian Qualls (piano) Tony Marsico se unió a la banda a fines de 1980 y Steven Hufsteter comenzó a tocar la guitarra principal con el grupo en 1984. Con la incorporación de Steven Hufsteter a la guitarra principal, The Plugz también ocupan un lugar destacado en la banda sonora de la película Repo Man. El grupo interpretó "Hombre Secreto", una versión en español de "Secret Agent Man" de Johnny Rivers, "El Clavo y la Cruz" y la música de fondo instrumental original de la película, parte de la cual aparece en la banda sonora como Reel Ten. El bajista Tony Marsico de Plugz y el baterista Charlie Quintana junto con su amigo, el guitarrista JJ Holiday, acompañaron a Bob Dylan en su aparición en Late Night with David Letterman el 22 de marzo de 1984 para tres canciones: "Don't Start Me Talkin'" (por Sonny Boy Williamson), "Jokerman" y "Licencia para matar". En 1984, el nombre de The Plugz se retiró y los tres miembros continuaron como Cruzados con Steven Hufsteter. The Plugz reunió a los tres miembros fundadores de The Masque 30th Anniversary Party and Book Release show el 11 de noviembre de 2007 en The Echoplex en el distrito de Echo Park de Los Ángeles, California. Discografía - Sencillo "Move // Mindless Contentment / Let Go" en Slash Records (1978) - Electrificame (1979) PLUGZ RECORDS - Sencillo "Achin' / La Bamba" en Fatima Records (1981) - Mejor suerte (1981) - Los Angelinos - el renacimiento del lado este (compilación) (1983) - Banda sonora de Repo Man (1984) - Bob Dylan y los enchufes (1984) - Banda sonora de New Wave Hookers - Electrify Me (1985) Lista de canciones - Electrify Me (1979) "Una ganancia - una pérdida" (Tito Larriva) "La Causa" (Tito Larriva) "Electrificame" (Tito Larriva) "Muere satisfecho" (Tito Larriva/Barry McBride) "La Bamba" (dominio público) "Adolescente" (Tito Larriva) "Tiempo de cerebro" (Tito Larriva) "Sin palabras" (Tito Larriva) "Déjalo ir" (Tito Larriva/Barry McBride) "Infección" (Tito Larriva) "Berserktown" (Tito Larriva) La canción "Adolescent" se utilizó en la película Scarred (1984). La canción "Electrify Me", se utilizó en la película para adultos New Wave Hookers (1985).

We conclude our look at adult films with the raunchiest we've covered so far, New Wave Hookers (1985), a film from the Dark Brothers mired in controversy. Starring Jack Baker and Jamie Gillis, it's the story of two men who share a dream of becoming pimps and hypnotizing women into doing their bidding via the power of new wave music. The film also features Ginger Lynn and originally featured Traci Lords before it broke that she was underage at the time of making it. Robin Bougie (Cinema Sewer) and Ashley West (The Rialto Report) join Mike to discuss the film and its backstory.

We conclude our look at adult films with the raunchiest we've covered so far, New Wave Hookers (1985), a film from the Dark Brothers mired in controversy. Starring Jack Baker and Jamie Gillis, it's the story of two men who share a dream of becoming pimps and hypnotizing women into doing their bidding via the power of new wave music. The film also features Ginger Lynn and originally featured Traci Lords before it broke that she was underage at the time of making it. Robin Bougie (Cinema Sewer) and Ashley West (The Rialto Report) join Mike to discuss the film and its backstory. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Come listen along as we watch classic adult movies and talk about the obscurities of the way things were. In this episode we watch: New Wave Hookers. Don't you just hate falling asleep and dreaming you're a pimp with an assortment of the finest girls working for you, who only fuck to new wave music. Only to come too and remember none of it was real, or was it?? Well Jamie Gillis and Jack Baker know the feeling. Is it any good ? Let's find out, join us for episode 19. Oh and don't forget to follow us Twitter: @bowchickawowpod @Goldie_goodhead @Vince_taint Instagram: @bowchickawowpodcast

Two guys fall asleep in front of a porn video, and dream of becoming owners of a luxury bordello. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/censoredmenotpodcast/support

When I booked Roger T. Pipe for our 1/17/2021 show, it was because I knew he was an Adult Film reviewer with his own website. I knew I wanted to discuss the history of adult films and the future of them. When it came right down to it, I was stunned I'd booked a guest of such great credentials — in more than just the arena of Adult Movie Reviews. Roger has been doing Adult Entertainment movie reviews since 1995 and in 1996 created www.rogreviews.com for what has become his database of over 8,500 movie reviews. Add to that being an XRCO member since 2001, XRCO Hall of Fame Recipient in 2009 and an AVN voting member for 15 years, he was a very good guy to interview. Both Eric Monti, who gets a great review in New Wave Hookers 5 and Sean Elliot chat it up with Roger about his career. Not only does Roger do Adult Movie reviews, he writes for many other publications and has even done some writing for “Gamer” magazines and handbook. Take a deep dive into this Zoom session as it will be worth your time. I'd give it a “10” on the Roger Ratings! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jizztalking/support

O disco punk cresceu na final da decada passada nas festas organizadas pelo DFA (Death From Above) em Nova York e ganhou mais popularidade com Rapture no final de 2003.Nesse programa voce ouvirá desde do som fofinho de Juan Maclean e Captain Comatose até a gritaria de MU e Adult, passando obviamente por Rapture e !!!.Vai encarar?Playlist: 1 The Juan Maclean - Give Me Every Little Thing 2 Captain Comatose - $100 3 Spektrum - Music Alchemy 4 !!! - Hello? Is This Thing On? 5 Pixeltan - That's the Way I Like It 6 Munk - Kick Out the Chairs (feat. James Murphy & Nancy Wang) 7 Liquid Liquid - Bellhead 8 Playgroup - Front 2 Back 9 Out Hud - One Life to Leave10 The Rapture - Sister Savior11 MU - Paris Hilton12 Adult. - Hold Your Breath13 Christiane F - Wunderbar14 LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing in My House15 Le Tigre - Deceptacon (DFA Remix)16 The Rapture - Sister Savior (DFA Dub)Download MP3 File

Cait & Murda, two childhood friends and sex positive women watch the AVN’s The 101 Greatest Adult Tapes Of All Time counting down to the best porn of them all. For our first segment, Cait & Murda discuss what they're grateful for this year in porns. Then we recap the porno movie. New Wave Hookers 4 is very clearly meant for men who hate women, which there's definitely a market for. To be fair, for as awful as the porn is, the men dressed as animals is pretty fun and the sex isn't terrible. Follow us @therewillprn on Instagram and Twitter Also, follow our YouTube Channel and our Porn Hub Channel for animated shorts. Check out more at therewillbedrinkingpodcast.com and morebanana.com There Will Be Drinking Podcast (the origin of the Murda and Cait dynamic) Music Credit “There Will Be Porn Theme Song” Dejen Tesfagiorgis : bit.ly/funnyreel 

Jay & Deon of Lightnin' Licks Vinyl Preservation Society discuss the art of creating mix tapes. Jay tells tales of mid-80s new wave pen pals, discusses his admiration for the film New Wave Hookers, describes how it feels to discover "new" music through hip-hop artists' use of imaginative samples, and MORE! Jay brings a crate of records into the studio and crafts Deon a slammin' mix tape flush with goth-glam-post-punk-alt-indie-powerpop goodness. SIDE A: (1) Ex Hex - "Cosmic Cave" (2) Active Bird Community - "Baby It's You" (3) Bjorn & Benny - "Nanting Ar Pa Vag" (4) Sad Planets - "Just Landing" (5) Lady Lamb - "Strange Maneuvers" (6) Film School - "Don't Send My Love" (7) X-Mal Deutschland - "Matador" SIDE B: (1) Mike Krol - "Left For Dead" (2) Curt Boettcher - "That's The Way It's Gonna Be" (3) The Coathangers - "Step Back" (4) Guided By Voices - "Cohesive Scoops" (5) Cherry Glazerr - "Juicy Socks" (6) Wire Train - "I'll Do You" RELEASED: 06/05/2019 MIXED BY: M.M. KNAPPS COVER IMAGE DESIGNED BY: BRYAN KONIECZKA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/llradio/message

RING! RING! Welcome to the newest edition of EAT IT & BEAT IT! Join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they go from CREAMY SMOOTHNESS to the LOWEST LEVELS OF DEPRAVITY all in ONE PODCAST! From the old days of the Aztecs to the NEW WAVE of the 80's! So experience the BITTER and the SWEET and the DARK and the LIGHT, except without the light!

RING! RING! Welcome to the newest edition of EAT IT & BEAT IT! Join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they go from CREAMY SMOOTHNESS to the LOWEST LEVELS OF DEPRAVITY all in ONE PODCAST! From the old days of the Aztecs to the NEW WAVE of the 80's! So experience the BITTER and the SWEET and the DARK and the LIGHT, except without the light!

Coming off a string of scintillating guests, the Men meet in the Ring Room for an uncut dose of that Troubled magic. They discuss human resilience, chest hair, a police beating, code militaire, McSalad sickness, a ransomed daughter's return, a deacon's disgrace, the Pulitzer snub, a secret vacation, Central American ingenuity, New Wave Hookers revisited, the Happy Days porn connection, the Dylan porn connection, music biz heartbreak, loose shoes, a doctor visit, Underwear Day, and the boxer incident. Subscribe, rate *****, and review on Apple Podcasts. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/troubledmenpodcast/ Twitter https://twitter.com/TroubledPodcast Like on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/troubledmenpodcast

Coming off a string of scintillating guests, the Men meet in the Ring Room for an uncut dose of that Troubled magic. They discuss human resilience, chest hair, a police beating, code militaire, McSalad sickness, a ransomed daughter's return, a deacon's disgrace, the Pulitzer snub, a secret vacation, Central American ingenuity, New Wave Hookers revisited, the Happy Days porn connection, the Dylan porn connection, music biz heartbreak, loose shoes, a doctor visit, Underwear Day, and the boxer incident. Subscribe, rate *****, and review on Apple Podcasts. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/troubledmenpodcast/ Twitter https://twitter.com/TroubledPodcast Like on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/troubledmenpodcast

Another early 90s moral decay police brutality movie with fascist overtones and mild sci-fi elements, it’s 1990’s Street Asylum, from director Gregory Dark, the man who brought you such classics as New Wave Hookers 4, Hootermania, Let Me Tell Ya ‘Bout White Chicks, and Mandy Moore’s “Walk Me Home” music video (she presumably wants to have you walk her home so she isn’t murdered by cops). Arliss Ryder (Wings Hauser, again) is a good cop wanting to do better, so after getting shot in the lower back he joins the police S.Q.U.A.D. of psychotic aggressive cops who murder innocent people, created by mayoral candidate Jim Miller (played by Watergate break-in mastermind G. Gordon Liddy). When his maniac partners—including a giggling sexual predator known as “Joker” (Sy Richardson)—repeatedly murder innocent people and then commit suicide, Ryder begins to suspect something is up. It turns out the cops have mind-controlling microchips implanted in their lower spines that make them have persistent ‘roid rage, and Ryder is determined to stop it at all costs, even if that cost is to dress his girlfriend up in bondage gear to seduce a mustachioed politician.

After so many weeks of jocularity, your three favorite educated hillbillies wander into semi-serious topics as they discuss business owners rights, Gary Gnu, and family heirlooms with a a few detours along the way. We start this week's voyage off with Heavy trying to sing once more.  If you like that sort of thing, then you are in luck. If you don't like it, wait it out because it thankfully only lasts a short while. Inspired by his own singing, he shares with us a tale of him trying to bond with one of his daughters over Michael Jackson music.  That leads to some talk about seventies and eighties kids shows like the Lost Saucer and Wonderbug, which somehow leads to Gus claiming one of the actors in Wonderbug would go on to star as a non-porn role in the infamous New Wave Hookers 2.  (check out his credits on IMDB!)  Then Heavy tells how Mrs. Longmire tried to pronunciation shame him on the pronunciation of "GNU" but he defended the attack by citing the Gary Gnu show from The Great Space Coaster!  Heavy also offers up some New Wave fun facts (the music, not the porno movie) and Gus and Heavy have stories of stupid stuff their kids have said lately. Gus then stears the ship into a serious discussion about separating the art from the artist and how society changes their views on a persons creations if that person may fall out of favor due to actions or new facts emerging about their character.  Somehow that leads to a discussion about states rights, the rights of a business owner to refuse service and the legal and moral implications of private citizens excluding customers based on any number of criteria.  Obviously, we needed J.J.'s legal opinion, so hopefully he will correct us via email. Speaking of email, Tellito sends in a thought provoking email about family heirlooms which leads the guys down memory lane and man is it dusty and dry. Email us your legal opinions, stories of family heirlooms and thoughts on the sins of the creator to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com Find us on Twitter @realgustav @longmireheavy @tywebb3000 and @canyouhearmepod Follow us on Instagram, Tumblr and Snapchat @canyouhearmepod   The post Gary Gnu and Family Heirlooms appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.

0:00:32 - 0:29:00 Opening Segment & What We've Been Up To     0:29:37 - 1:37:55 Main Topic: Ghostbusters, featuring Cristian Alvernaz     1:38:32 - 1:41:38 Internet Whoring. NO AUDIBLE RECOMMENDATIONS OR MAILBAG.     Music Used   "Boing Zoom DAKOTA!" by Shadow, from Rock Candy 1 “Dust” by M|O|O|N, from the Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number OST   “New Wave Hookers ” by Vestron Vulture, from the Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number OST

Directed in 1982 by Slava Tsukerman, Liquid Sky tells the tale of two women who live in a world steeped in sex, drugs, and that wacky New Wave music.

, The Godfather of porn, Hall of Famer and Industry Icon Gregory Dark swings by the studio and talks about his illustrious career,and his ground breaking movie “New Wave Hookers.” We discuss the 2nd golden era of porn and give a good history lesson of what the industry was in the 80s into 2000s. We […]

Coming off a string of scintillating guests, the Men meet in the Ring Room for an uncut dose of that Troubled magic. They discuss human resilience, chest hair, a police beating, code militaire, McSalad sickness, a ransomed daughter's return, a deacon's disgrace, the Pulitzer snub, a secret vacation, Central American ingenuity, New Wave Hookers revisited, the Happy Days porn connection, the Dylan porn connection, music biz heartbreak, loose shoes, a doctor visit, Underwear Day, and the boxer incident. Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts.