Podcast appearances and mentions of Pansy Division

Ett plötsligt julbonusavsnitt, där vi förstås börjar med att gratulera Love som mottagare av ett kulturpris från podden "Stormens utveckling". Love har lyssnat på ett brittpopband tidigt i karriären och Robert på en välkänd nordirländsk farbror. Vi hör två exempel på låtar som spelats in av namnar (d.v.s. olika personer eller band med samma namn - och ja, "namne" heter så i plural). Vi hör på Suede och Janne & Kjell, och Robert rappar med till Twilight 22. Vi fastslår nya officiella uttal av "Oasis" och "reggae". Men framför allt jular vi till det genom att spela Folk och Rackare, en bögjullåt av Pansy Division och en mycket passionerad psalmtolkning från ett psykiatriskt barnsjukhus i Michigan, samt prata om Roberts julklappsrim, den mexikanska filmen "Santa Claus", Staffanssånger och det faktum att Santa Claus ej är jultomten. Och så avslutar vi ovanligt nog inte med Loves nya låt (även om den också är med), utan med den nyinstiftade traditionen att spela världens både funkigaste och raraste jullåt. God kwanzaa! [Gör oss sällskap på Discord](https://discord.gg/qykBvg8mge) [Bidra till Loves fysiska överlevnad och få bonusmaterial](⁠https://www.patreon.com/musikensmakt) [Gilla, kommentera och recensera på The Facebook](⁠⁠⁠https://facebook.com/musikensmaktpodcast/)

DJ Jesse Luscious talks about 2 Fat Wreck Chords alums he loved working with- Mean Jeans & The Last Gang- & dives into Swedish crust punk with Anticimex / Wolfpack / Wolfbrigade! He also spins new tracks from The Members, Damage Party, DFMK, Volume A.D., Boum Patat, & Killing Kind, classics from AC/DC, Pansy Division, Devo, The Hip Priests, Phenomenauts, SimpleTones, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, The Vicious Cycles MC, The Death Wheelers, Nausea, Go-Nuts, Dead And Gone, The Casualties, The Vandals, Chakra Shakers, The Noise, Negazione, & Manic Hispanic, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Members- Solitary Confinement Pansy Division- Son Of A Preacher Man Phenomenauts- Science And Honor Simpletones- California Mean Jeans- Totinos Mean Jeans- Coors Light Mean Jeans- Pop Rocks Go-Nuts- You Drive Me Ape (You Big Gorilla) Last Gang- Strange Fruit Joan Jett And The Blackhearts- Spinster (Edit) Noise- Living Kills Chakra Shakers- Jellybeans Manic Hispanic- I Want To Be A Cholo Vandals- Anarchy Burger (Hold The Government) (edit) Killing Kind- Choking Devo- S.I.B. (Swelling Itching Brain) (live) Boum Patat- Mort Subite Vol. A.D. - Doomsday Signal Negazione- Niente Hip Priests- Last Train Wrecks Vicious Cycles- If It Looks Like A Cop Death Wheelers- Moto Vampire Wolfbrigade- Day By Day Wolfbrigade- In Darkness You Will Feel No Regrets Anti-Cimex- Going Down Casualties- We Are All We Have DFMK- Mi Rutina Damage Party- Oh Bondage! Up Yours! Dead And Gone- Wires Nausea- Extinction AC/DC- Let Them Eat Rock (live)

DJ Jesse Luscious explores where punk meets classical music with Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp, London Punkharmonic Orchestra, Monty Oxymoron, & the San Francisco Punk Rock Orchestra, spins new tracks from Problem Patterns, Moja, The Halophones, The Planet Smashers, Josephus, & Pale Horse Ritual, & plays classics from NoMeansNo, Buzzcocks, Zolar X, Green Day, Fang, Elastica, The Bluebonnets, Chakra Shakers , The Stranglers, The Black Tones, Pansy Division, Tim Armstrong, Bad Manners, The Effigies, The Presidents Of The United States Of America, Wire, & The Damned!      Problem Patterns- Classic Rock Has Become My Prison Effigies- Body Bag Moja- Oh My God! Nomeansno- It's Catching (Edit) Presidents Of The USA- Lump Elastica- Connection Wire- Three Girl Rhumba Wire- It's So Obvious Zolar X- Space Age Love 1980 Halophones- Deus Ex Machina Buzzcocks- Are Everything Green Day- Maria Stranglers- Walk On By Planet Smashers- Wasted Tomorrows Big D And The Kids Table- Chin Up, Roger! Tim Armstrong- Take This City Bad Manners- Inner City Violence San Francisco Punk Rock Orchestra- nstitutionalized London Punkharmonic Orchestra- Gary Gilmore's Eyes Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp- Dehors Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp- Ils Disent Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp- Smiling Like A Flower Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp- Tout Cassé Monty Oxymoron- I Just Can't Be Happy Today Pansy Division- I'm The Friend Damned- I Just Can't Be Happy Today Black Tones- Ghetto Spaceship Chakra Shakers- Bad Bad Friend (Edit) BlueBonnets- Don't Walk, Run Josephus- The Money Will Roll Right In (Edit) Fang- Law And Order (Edit) Pale Horse Ritual- Bloody Demon

C'mon y'wee tubes! Board the MLPP express to Scotland where you'll be greeted by some very affable scotchmen, Polar Bears In Purgatory!Yes, we're back amongst Niallism's tribe this week to discuss the enduring band PBIP. We get dazzled by their genius, get disappointed when they don't write jingles and also chat a bit about their band.We ask all the killer questions, such as: Where can you header a turnip? What is a Pizzly Bear? Are there robots in the afterlife?Tom has had a terrible Sunday in a terrible place, Niall puts his own wellbeing behind your pets' needs, there's a spooky email submission and we keep the wankers at bay with our opening track.Music is from: The Longest Line, Jesse, Chubby & The Gang, Black Rain and Pansy Division (it's a right ear worm, you're welcome)

In this special Pride Month episode, host Dan Hall explores the vital concept of "finding our tribes" within the Queer community through conversations with previous guests. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, discovering safe spaces has been about more than friendship—it's been essential for survival and self-acceptance in a world that often fails to see or understand queer experiences.These communities serve as places where Queer people celebrate triumphs and mourn losses together, but like any family, they can be complicated. Through intimate discussions with Queer musicians from around the world, this episode examines what community means to them, its imperfections, and how we might build more inclusive spaces. From hidden bars of decades past to the evolution of Pride from protest to celebration, these artists share personal stories that illuminate the ongoing journey of creating and maintaining vibrant queer communities.Timestamped Key Takeaways[00:01:00] Finding Our Tribes: Dan discusses how finding safe spaces in the queer community is often about survival and learning to be comfortable with who we are, finally seeing ourselves mirrored in a world that didn't always see us.[00:02:02] Historical Context: Looking back at previous decades helps us understand why queer spaces remain vital today, as openly queer living wasn't an option for many generations who had to carve out their own hidden corners of the world.[00:02:49] Kele Fleming's First Community: Singer-songwriter Kele Fleming shares how a gay club called Rumours in Victoria became her "community centre" and "life saver" in 1984, offering a space where she could be her authentic self despite family non-acceptance.[00:05:25] Creating New Spaces: Jon Ginoli of Pansy Division discusses founding a queer rock band in the early 90s when rock music wasn't considered "gay enough" within mainstream gay culture, helping pioneer the queercore music scene.[00:08:01] Global Perspectives on Safety: Brazilian musician Eric Lenfair speaks about the inherent cautiousness that many queer people develop growing up, while Eric Torino shares his experiences with fear of public affection even in supposedly accepting places like New York.[00:11:12] Exclusion Within the Community: James Taylor Junior discusses feeling left out of the queer community due to factors like ageism and racism, highlighting that the LGBTQ+ community isn't one unified entity but complex and diverse.[00:13:14] Specific Spaces for Specific Needs: Brooklyn-based singer Roderick Woodruff explains the importance of spaces specifically for Black queer individuals where he doesn't have to "perform" or diminish himself to make others comfortable.[00:15:19] Artistic Communities: Baltimore musician Greg Hatem describes how supportive queer ecosystems allow artists to thrive and create work that connects with people from all backgrounds.[00:19:46] The Evolution of Pride: Various artists reflect on how Pride has changed from its origins as a protest movement to becoming more commercialized and mainstream, questioning what this means for its political message.[00:24:33] Internal Community Challenges: James Taylor Junior and others discuss damaging stereotypes within the gay community, from body image pressures to racism experienced by queer people of color within LGBTQ+ spaces.[00:29:23] Hope for the Future: Polish singer-songwriter Tomek Zdyb shares his vision for what community can achieve through mutual support and education, emphasizing respect and human connection.Resource ListFeatured Artists and Their EpisodesKele Fleming -

In this captivating episode of "In the Key of Q," host Dan Hall welcomes Jon Ginoli, founding member of Pansy Division, the groundbreaking band formed in San Francisco in 1991. As the first openly gay rock band featuring predominantly gay musicians, Pansy Division challenged stereotypes and carved out a unique space in the music industry with their blend of pop-punk that explicitly addressed LGBTQ+ issues, sexuality, and relationships.Jon shares his journey from feeling alienated within the gay community due to his rock music preferences to forming a band that would tour with Green Day and influence generations of musicians and fans. The conversation explores the importance of representation, the impact of creating explicitly gay music during the AIDS crisis, and how punk rock's ethos of challenging norms provided a pathway for Jon's musical vision.Key Points:00:02:23 - Jon reflects on how Pansy Division's focus on sexuality differs from today's emphasis on gender issues02:32:24 - Jon discusses feeling alienated as a rock musician within the gay community in the 1980s04:14:08 - The genesis of Pansy Division and the band's formation in San Francisco06:03:23 - The social context of the AIDS crisis and political attacks on the LGBTQ+ community06:42:15 - How the band promoted safe sex through their music and even included condom instructions in album packaging08:24:00 - Dan shares his experience of finally hearing music that directly reflected his identity rather than having to "code switch"11:12:06 - Jon explains his approach to creating explicitly gay music that celebrated joy rather than misery11:54:01 - The unexpected popularity of Pansy Division among teenage audiences during their tour with Green Day13:57:03 - Green Day's decision to tour with Pansy Division and the mutual benefits of that collaboration15:47:21 - Jon discusses the influence of Chumbawamba and the importance of combining politics with sexuality20:40:24 - Thoughts on identity politics and representation versus ghettoization23:19:23 - The band's recent resurgence among young gender-queer fans following the pandemic25:31:24 - Jon shares his formative experience discovering punk rock through the Sex Pistols' "Anarchy in the UK"30:01:11 - Reflections on what his 15-year-old self would think of his life and career today31:51:17 - Jon discusses "Femme in a Black Leather Jacket" as a gateway song into Pansy Division's musicGuest Info:Jon Ginoli is an Illinois-born singer-songwriter, guitarist, and founding member of the influential queer punk band Pansy Division. Since 1991, Jon and Pansy Division have released numerous albums, toured with iconic bands like Green Day, and been trailblazers for LGBTQ+ visibility in rock music. Jon currently lives in Palm Springs after spending 33 years in San Francisco.Links & Resources:Listen to Pansy Division.The first Pansy Division album was recently reissued on purple vinylTheme tune by Paul Leonidou from Unstoppable Monsters.Spotify playlist can be found

Back from US tour with Scene Killers, DJ Jesse Luscious tells tales and spins tunes from the bands & the people he ran into, including Subhumans, Middle-Aged Queers, Trap Girl, Scheisse Minnelli, Pansy Division, Naked Aggression, Hex Code, The Hammerbombs, Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits, Vida Vella, The Gay Agenda, Rival Squad, Slutzville, Kepi/Groovie Ghoulies, Distorted Times, Blag/The Dwarves, & Tension Span. Hear the radio debut of a Napalm Death & Coughin Vicars collaboration (?!?), new tunes from Problem Patterns, Turkey Vulture, Kiritsis, Kaleidoscope (NYC), & Glowing Brain, classics from Zero Boys, Jello Biafra With D.O.A., Cheap Dirty Horse, Dead Pioneers, & The Zambonis, and the Luscious Listener's Choice!  Redshift- Best Laid Plans Jello Biafra With D.O.A.- That's Progress Problem Patterns- Sad Old Woman (feat. Matt Korvette/Pissed Jeans) Cheap Dirty Horse- Your Dad Dead Pioneers- We Were Punk First Dead Pioneers- Dreamcatcher Blag Dahlia- Contraband (Remix) (as Ralph Champagne) Kepi Ghoulie- Our Love Survives Zambonis- The Hockey Song Vida Vella- Nacemos Pansy Division- Luv Luv Luv Bobby Joe Ebola And The Children MacNuggits- Life Is Excellent Distorted Times- Hard Times (edit) Middle Aged Queers- Frankenstein's Alive Subhumans (UK)- Mickey Mouse Is Dead Slutzville- We Consume We Waste We Are Rival Squad- Full Blown Extinction Trap Girl- Baddest Bitch Hammerbombs- Shower Beer Scheisse Minnelli- Love It Or Leave It Gay Agenda- Friends Without Benefits Hex Code- Power Stance Tension Span- Cracked Society Naked Aggression- Right Now Zero Boys- Human Body Zero Boys- Mom's Wallet Napalm Vicars- Subterranean Glow Kaleidoscope- Cities Of Fear Turkey Vulture- Jill The Ripper (Heavy Take) Clean Kiritsis- Knuckles Glowing Brain- Bong Exhaust

Episode 218: Joel Reader of The Fatal Flaw, MTX, The Plus Ones, Pansy Division, The Bomb Bassets, and Avengers talks to us about how California is vast, Hardwired to have a melody and pop sensibility, Mother's chamber trio dreams, Joining MTX as a big fan was like a mentor project, Cello to drums to bass, Dissecting regret, Moving from California to Boston and the origin story of The Fatal Flaw, Power pop talk, plus much much emotionally motivated intellectually charged more more more!The Fatal Flaw WebsiteThe Fatal Flaw Bandcamp

DJ Jesse Luscious goes heavy, goes melodic, goes post-punk, plays a double shot of classic Philly punk- R.A.M.B.O. & Ruin- and spins new bangers from Human Toys, Regal Cheer, Real Sickies, Tooth Gore, Buster Shuffle, Gamblers, Noisepicker, AAWKS, Headphone Jacks, Galgeberg, & Kicked In The Teeth. He spins classics from Slayer, The Briefs, X, Pansy Division, Dystopia, The Heads, Toxic Reasons, Sofftness, Slutzville, Voivod, Citizen Fish, The Meffs, Conflict, Rubella Muti, Fifteen, and Gang Of Four, & celebrates the return of the Luscious Listener's Choice!         Human Toys- Pick Her Up Human Toys- Poor Cow Regal Cheer- Pedigree Real Sickies- Should Have Seen It Coming Briefs- (Looking Through) Gary Glitter's Eyes Tooth Gore- Firebird Pansy Division- You're Gonna Need Your Friends Sofftness- Evader Gang Of Four- Guns Before Butter Fifteen- Inclination X- True Love, Pt. 2 Gamblers- Let Your Yeah Be Yeah Buster Shuffle- Shows How Little You Know Citizen Fish- Meltdown Toxic Reasons- White Noise Slutzville- Get Up And Fight (edit) Kicked In The Teeth- Savour The Victory Conflict- The Guilt And The Glory Meffs- No Future R.A.M.B.O.- Judas Goat Ruin- Play With Fire Rubella Muti- She Vomits Darkness Voivod- War And Pain Galgeberg- Prelude To Genocide Dystopia- Ruptured Silence Noisepicker- Tomorrow Lied The Devil Slayer- South Of Heaven Headphone Jacks- Discipline Heads- Slow Down AAWKS- Celestial Magick

DJ Jesse Luscious plays the UK debut of a brand new Middle-Aged Queers from their upcoming album, along with a host of LGBTQ punk from Against Me!, Problem Patterns, G.L.O.S.S., Pansy Division, The Dicks, The Gr'ups, Cliterati, Dog Park Dissidents, Gender Envy, Rites of Hadda, Rogue., The Gay Agenda, & Tribe 8! He spins new tracks from Shanghai Treason, PIG, Revolution Rabbit Deluxe, Diamonds and Guns, Faxin, Real Sickies, & Derision Cult, and classics from Social Distortion, Butthole Surfers, Discount, Neurosis, Sinsation, Gel, Fea, & Big Black! Shanghai Treason- Dirty Work Fea- Ya Se Revolution Rabbit Deluxe- Parabellum Social Distortion- Death Or Glory (Radio Edit) Diamonds And Guns- So Long Chicago Discount- Her Last Day Faxin- The Rich And The Poor Real Sickies- Triage PIG- Everything (remixed) Derision Cult- Radiation Blues Butthole Surfers- Human Cannonball Big Black- Kerosene Middle Aged Queers- Glizzies Bangin' Problem Patterns- Lesbo 3000 (edit) Tribe 8- Frat Pig G.L.O.S.S.- Trans Day Of Revenge Gender Envy- In Your Eyes Dog Park Dissidents- Host Gr'ups- Red Riding Hood (edit) Dicks- Saturday Night At The Bookstore (edit) rogue.- Prayer Rites Of Hadda- They Let You Down (edit) Against Me- Thrash Unreal Pansy Division- Smells Like Queer Spirit Gay Agenda- Masculinity Is A Prison Cliterati- Looking For The Answers Sinsation- Sleeping Death Gel- Out Of Mind (edit) Gel- The Way Out Neurosis- The Time Of The Beasts

DJ Jesse Luscious roams from the pub rock of Dr. Feelgood to the heavy insanity of Godflesh, while playing new tracks from Human Toys, Midlife Crisis (members of Backyard Babies & The Hellacopters), Old City, Negative Thirteen, Raging Speedhorn, The Slime, BTK (Bind Torture Kill), & Derision Cult, and faves from Black Flag, The Muffs, Citizen Fish, Atom And His Package, Pansy Division, Helmet, The Mr. T Experience, Against Me!, Church Police, Altar De Fey, Pardon Us, Flipper, The Mummies, Children Of Technology, The Mutants, Fox Face, Ötzi, Android Amaker, Chrysalid Homo, Slapshot, GBH, & The Avengers! Mr. T Experience- I Just Wanna Do It With You Muffs- Another Day Pansy Division- Bad Boyfriend (edit) Pardon Us- Beyond The Valley Of The Wolves Human Toys- Devil's Night Mummies- Stronger Than Dirt Fox Face- I Believe In Science Mutants- New Drug (Version Two) G.B.H.- Slit Your Throat Against Me- Americans Abroad Midlife Crisis- Cranked Up Really High Avengers- Uh Oh Dr. Feelgood- Twenty Yards Behind Citizen Fish- Dividing Lines Android Amaker- I'm The One Chrysalid Homo- Incel Atom And His Package- Punk Rock Academy Old City- Sixers feat. MURS (Clean) Negative 13- Casket Trail Helmet- FBLA II Raging Speedhorn- Nightwolf Black Flag- Drinking And Driving Church Police- The Oven Is My Friend Flipper- Sacrifice The Slime- Velociraptor Slapshot- Spread The Fear Bind Torture Kill- Cul De Jatte Children Of Technology- Wasteland Cratediggers Ötzi- Gong Show Altar De Fey- Mercy's Kiss Godflesh- Ice Nerveshatter Derision Cult- Warning Signs (Justin Broadrick Mix)

This week on Toilet Radio: We sat down to watch a little-known 2004 documentary on Christian heavy metal, Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music. We went in blind and we were pleasantly surprised by the scope of voices, hard-hitting questions, and nuanced responses offered in this documentary. In addition to Zao, Demon Hunter, and other well known Christian bands, you hear from Pansy Division, Steve Albini, and a host of lapsed as well as true believers. We even hear from son of disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker. Hot damn! Can't stress it enough: this movie is actually good and actually worth your time if you have any interest in 2000s evangelical youth culture, the pairing of Christianity and right wing politics, and the business of Christian music. Folks, it's a good one. Want to watch the documentary? It's free on YouTube. Music featured on this show: Skaphos – Abyssal Tower Want more Toilet Radio? Get hundreds of hours of exclusive content and access to the TovH Discord over at the Toilet ov Hell Patreon. This program is available on Spotify. It is also available on iTunes or whatever they call it now, where you can rate, review, and subscribe. Give us money on Patreon to get exclusive bonus episodes and other cool shit. (Image via)

Finally! Musician (and wonderful human being) Joel Reader is back on the Geekscape schedule! I first met Joel in 1998 as a member of the iconic Bay Area rock band The Mr. T Experience (aka my favorite band). Since then, Joel has gone on to form bands like The Plus Ones and the Boston area Power Pop group The Fatal Flaw! The whole time, Joel has remained an active part of punk groups Pansy Division and legendary band The Avengers! And now Joel arrives on Geekscape to talk about the reissue of The Ones' first release as well as new music from The Fatal Flaw! Rock and roll! Order your copy of 'Paul London: Hero of the Prophecy' #1 at www.herooftheprophecy.com You can also subscribe to the Geekscape podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3H27uMH Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3BVrnkW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beverly Rage is the singer, songwriter, and guitarist of Bev Rage & the Drinks, a Chicago-based queer garage rock band. Bev Rage & the Drinks have been a fixture in the Chicago music scene for nearly a decade and have toured the country with notable acts such as Bully and Pansy Division. Outside of the band, Bev is a gardener, environmentalist, activist, and lover of pistachio ice cream. The First Time is a live lit and music series recorded at Martyrs in Chicago's North Center neighborhood. Each reader tells a true first tale, followed by any cover of the storyteller's choosing, performed by our house band, The First Time Three. The First Time is hosted by Jenn Sodini. Production by Andy Vasoyan and Executive Producer Bobby Evers. Podcast produced by Andy Vasoyan. Recorded by Tony Baker.

Jesse Gander grew up playing music as a teen in the band d.b.s. (1992-2001) in North Vancouver. He went on to play in numerous other bands, currently Uptights.  He started recording bands while still a teenager and has done music production for over 500 bands and artists from around the world.  Seylynn Hall was a community recreation centre in North Vancouver which held shows for about fifteen years starting in 1996. The last shows was in 2009, though a couple of one off shows happened after that. It was the centre of a diy punk scene for those years, mostly run by youth for youth. Other venues mentioned: The South Wall was a small room in the Lonsdale Recreation Centre which held youth music shows for several years in the 1990s. Bands discussed: Brand New Unit, Fugazi, Reserve 34, Strain, AFI, The Weakerthans, DOA, the Evaporators, Middle-aged Queers, The Cost, Pansy Division, Tranzmitors.   This episode features the following songs: d.b.s.: Way Out from Catch 22 (1993) d.b.s.: Your Apathy is Killing the Both of Us from  Live At Seylynn Hall. Last Show Evah! (2001) Reserve 34: Estivation from Reserve 34  

John Jughead Pierson make his return to the show to talk all about his new band Semi-Famous and what it was like turning a fictional band into a real one. Plus tons more!JUGHEADhttps://semi-famous.bandcamp.comhttps://www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.comhttps://www.instagram.com/jugheadsbasementhttps://www.instagram.com/semifamous27PCHInstagram - 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

It's a very special BONUS episode of Baxie's Musical Podcast! This time I talk with Jon Ginoli of Pansy Division! In 1991 Pansy Division became the first openly gay rock band in history! It was a band that combined an irreverent sense of humor with great songwriting, solid musicianship, relentless touring, and whole lot of fun! They're significant because they spoke to a entire population of youth who, at the time, were unable to live their lives without the fear of being stigmatized, discriminated against, or worse! Thankfully things have changed dramatically since 1991. But Pansy Division continues to play every year since! In fact, they'll be at the Faces Brewing Company in Malden, Massachusetts on September 19th! It promised to be a total blast! Listen on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, Rock102.com, and on the Rock102 app! Brought to you by Metro Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Chicopee!

Join DJ Jesse Luscious as he spins new & classic Queercore from Pansy Division, Middle-Aged Queers, Dog Park Dissidents, Death Goals, & Rites of Hadda, Skate Rock from McRad, Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, Seized Up, & Suicidal Tendencies, new tunes from Brigata Vendetta, the silence industry, Pale Horses, Wolfbrigade, The Domestics, & Night Court, and classics from Ramones, City Mouse, Circle Jerks, NEXØ, Dillinger Four, Epoxies, The Business, Foxcunt, Prey, Cockney Rejects, The Dictators, Wayne Kramer, Death Wheelers, Germs,  Naked Raygun, Flipper, Tattle Tales, Unsane, Undertones, & The Sex Pistols, plus the Luscious Listener's Choice!  Rites Of Hadda- Queer Fool Middle Aged Queers- Frankenstein's Alive Circle Jerks- Don't Care Circle Jerks- Live Fast Die Young (edit) Naked Raygun- Rat Patrol Tattle Tales- Lucky Girl Undertones- Male Model NEXØ- Conspiritualist Dog Park Dissidents- Rainbow Drones Night Court- Sardines And Teenage Dreams Foxcunt- UKBA Death Goals- Knife Bouquet (Radio Edit) Unsane- Ha Ha Ha Flipper- Life Germs- The Other Newest One Pale Horses- Never Know Death Wheelers- Backstabber Wolfbrigade- Life Knife Death Domestics- Hate! Hate! Hate! Wayne Kramer- The Harder They Come Dictators- The Next Big Thing Ramones- I Just Wanna Have Something To Do Sex Pistols- Holidays In The Sun Dillinger Four- All Rise For The Rational Anthem City Mouse- Bullets Seized Up- Deathweb Suicidal Tendencies- Possessed Mc Rad- McShred D.R.I.- Sad To Be Brigata Vendetta- Nothing Left Prey- Aftermath I Cockney Rejects- War On The Terraces (For The Firm) Business- The Truth The Whole Truth And Nothing But Pansy Division- That's So Gay Epoxies- (We're All) Clones Silence Industry- Forward And/Or Dust!

DJ Jesse Luscious presents the U.K. Radio Debut of a new song from The Fastbacks- it's from their 1st album in 25 YEARS- out next month! He also debuts an unreleased track from South Korea's 18 Fevers (on UK tour now!), checks out the new benefit/tribute 3xLP for Jesse Malin/D Generation, and celebrates Nottingham Pride with Pansy Division, Problem Patterns, Tribe 8, & The Dicks!   Hear new tunes from Loose Articles, Coughin Vicars, The Meringues, The Darts, Billie Joe Armstrong, Scrapped Plans, Bleachers, snake eyes, Smokers, & Grid, plus classics from Nashville Pussy, The Briefs, The Cramps, Alice Donut, The Dictators, SNFU, City Mouse, War On Women, Verbal Assault, The Mr. T Experience, Allvaret, Pinhead Gunpowder, Spermbirds, Angelic Upstarts, Pinch Points, The Muffs & D Generation!   Loose Articles- Are You A Welder? Darts- Photograph Nashville Pussy- Hell Ain't What It Used To Be War On Women- White Lies Pansy Division- He's Trouble Tribe 8- Butch In The Streets (Femme In The Sheets) Problem Patterns- TERFs Out Dicks- Rich Daddy Allvaret- Smuts Och Sorg Alice Donut- Egg Meringues- Shambles Pinch Points- Jellybrain SNFU- Electric Chair Angelic Upstarts- Lonely Man Of Spandau Spermbirds- Get On The Stage Verbal Assault- More Than Music (recorded at KDVS August 1986) 18 Fevers- Cut Me Up Coughin Vicars- Reverse The Wound Fastbacks- Come On Briefs- Stuck On You Muffs- Lucky Guy Mr. T Experience- Dumb Little Band Dictators- Stay With Me D Generation- Capital Offender Billie Joe Armstrong- Black Haired Girl Pinhead Gunpowder- Beastly Bit  Bleachers- Prisoners Of Paradise Cramps- Goo Goo Muck snake eyes- hottest day on record Smokers- Cutting Class Scrapped Plans- Bohemian Rhapsody Part 3 City Mouse- You Grid- Our History Hidden

In an engaging episode of the Brutally Delicious Podcast, the hosts welcome Pansy Division for a lively discussion that dives into their groundbreaking journey as pioneers of gay representation in music. The band shares amusing and thought-provoking conversations about hypothetical queer band names, showcasing their trademark wit and creativity. They also reflect on their role as trailblazers, breaking barriers for LGBTQ+ visibility in genres beyond punk rock. Highlighting a significant milestone in their career, Pansy Division recounts their experience of touring with and being embraced by Green Day, a testament to their impactful presence and the progressive strides they've made in the music industry. This interview offers a vibrant and insightful glimpse into the legacy of a band that continues to challenge norms and inspire inclusivity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yuky & Jobst im Gespräch mit Sookee. Wir reden über Seyfrieds Berlin, die Trennung von Kunst & Künstler ablehnen, kein Problem damit Leute zu canceln, nicht nur in der Komfortzone bleiben wollen, übermenschlich groß geworden, Rammstein in Dresden, das Leben als das schönste Geschenk, eine philosophische Krise als Kind, wieder Neugier haben, wie Selbstbestimmung funktioniert, die materielle Version des Selbst, der Existenz ausgeliefert sein, die Dichotomie Ärzte-Hosen, dann kam Green Day, die großartigen Pansy Division, einige Marylin Manson CDs, Soundgarden & Nirvana, die Idee von Lyricism, das Thema Depression schwang irgendwie mit, sich dazu bekennen Tic Tac Toe, die patriarchale Logik hat zugeschlagen, das dringende Bedürfnis nach einen Studium Generale, die Ambiguitätstoleranz stärken, Berührungsangst zu Feminismus, die Erkenntnis männlicher Fragilität, alles was bleibt ist Fuckability, dann kam Riot Girl und sein Manifest bei nem Ladyfest in Trier, Alkohol & Gras & toxische Coolness, das Interview mit MC Bogy, sich damit identifizieren dass es aus Berlin kommt, Rap-City Berlin, eine Reihe Party-Raps, erst Anlauf beim Thema Adultismus, als Kind nicht gern Kind sein, Kritik annehmen wollen, hoffentlich nicht in Sohras Kritik geraten, das Buch von ManuEla Ritz & Simbi Schwarz, Allyship neu denken müssen, Kinder sind so krass abhängig, der eigentlich doch nicht harmlose Satz "Wir haben keine Zeit", Kinder als Expert:innen ihrer eigenen Realität anerkennen, ein Gleitzeit-Projekt in der Schule, Kinder machen nicht was wir sagen sondern was wir machen, die Ausreise aus der DDR, wieso haben Leute soviel Geld, Mangelwirtschaft hat zu einer gewissen DIY-Mentalität geführt, pragmatischer Optimismus, wertegeleitet handeln, Leute nur bedint aushalten, solidarische DIY-Kultur mit feministischen Blick ist möglich, intersektionale Perspektiven, das Veto-Magazin, bei binären Logiken nicht mitmachen wollen, verschiedenste Sprachen lernen, die Idee von Freiwilligkeit, kognitive Dissonanz nicht so ausgeprägt, Faszination für Cornel West, kein Bock auf schlechtes Gewissen, Aktivismus in ihr Leben integrieren, zwei Cocktails zum Preis von einem, der Podcast zum neuen Sukini-Album, bei Punk wärs nicht einfacher gewesen, no shame in the second hand game, die Masterclass App, Gesichtstattoos, uvm. Drei Songs für die Empfehlungs-Playlist: - Ein Alltime Rap-Favorit: LAURYN HILL - Lost Ones - Ein gerade neu entdeckter Song, der im Radio läuft: NEMO - The Code - Ein Song der in Sookees Mehrgenerationen-Zuhause von allen mitgesungen wird: VICKY LEANDROS - Ich liebe das Lieben

Ray Wheeler recently caught Pansy Division at The Earl in Atlanta, GA> Listen to his review here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DJ Jesse Luscious spins songs about Religion in his 2nd Annual Easter Show! Hear Punks, New Wavers, & Metalheads take on various religions: Bad Religion, X, Slayer, NOFX, Devo, Nina Hagen, Fearless Iranians From Hell, Årabrot, The Thermals, The Minutemen, The Damned, Electric Hellfire Club, Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine, Nine Inch Nails, Nausea, Tesco Vee's Hate Police, D.I., Subhumans (UK), Fucked Up, XTC, Pansy Division, The Cramps, The Dead Milkmen, Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits, Butthole Surfers, The Dwarves, The Crucifucks, Feederz, Dayglo Abortions, Venom, NunSlaughter, and Motörhead!   X- Riding With Mary Bad Religion- Operation Rescue Thermals- Here's Your Future Damned- Anti-Pope Minutemen- Jesus And Tequila Devo- Praying Hands Årabrot- Cathedral Light Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School Of Medicine- Crapture Nine Inch Nails- Heresy Electric Hellfire Club- Unholy Roller XTC- Dear God Pansy Division- It's A Sin Nina Hagen- Personal Jesus Cramps- Voodoo Idol Fucked Up- Son The Father Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits- Sweet Shit of Christ Feederz- Jesus Crucifucks- Hinkley Had A Vision Dayglo Abortions- Religious Bumfucks Dwarves- Lesbian Nun Dwarves- The Crucifixion Is Now Subhumans (UK)- No NOFX- Leaving Jesusland Butthole Surfers- Sweat Loaf Motorhead- Orgasmatron Venom- Sons Of Satan Slayer- Jesus Saves Nunslaughter- Raid The Convent Tesco Vee- God's Bullies Fearless Iranians From Hell- Die For Allah Dead Milkmen- Serrated Edge D.I.- Spiritual Law Tesco Vee's Hate Police- Losing My Religion Nausea- Cybergod

Join DJ Jesse Luscious as he visits with Jon Von & Poupeé/Human Toys & spins Jon's earlier bands The Mr. T Experience & The Rip-Offs. He also highlights The Radicts, NYC's missing link between '77 punk/'81 oi and the 90s street punk explosion!  He spins new tracks from Ugly Punch, New Junk City, Fog Lamp, Autogramm, Psycotic Pineapple, Serial Chiller, PI$$ER, Interstellar Bungalow, & Move BHC, and classics from Cockney Rejects, Bad Brains, Negative Trend, The Nerves, The Runaways, Shayfer James, The World (Inferno) Friendship Society, Rocket From The Crypt, The Darts, X-Ray Spex, Nerf Herder, The Fall, Tuff Darts, Pansy Division, Sahara Hotnights, & Mischief Brew! Sahara Hotnights- Alright Alright Rocket From The Crypt- Hippy Dippy Do Ugly Punch- Cool Sunglasses X-Ray Spex- I Am A Poseur Radicts- Rebel Sound Radicts- Kids Of A Nation Negative Trend- Meathouse Cockney Rejects- The Greatest Cockney Rip Off New Junk City- Roots Nerf Herder- Welcome To My World Mr. T Experience- End Of The Ramones Mr. T Experience- How I Made A Million In A Punk Rock Band Mr. T Experience- T-Shirt Commercial Rip-Offs- Baby Let Go Human Toys- Don't Bury Your Dead Shayfer James- Villainous Thing World (Inferno) Friendship Society- American Mercurial Fog Lamp- People Are Sponges Fall- Frightened Autogramm- Licht Aus Nerves- When You Find Out Tuff Darts- All For The Love Of Rock And Roll Runaways- American Nights Psycotic Pineapple- Can't Escape From The Rock Pansy Division- Blame The Bible Serial Chiller- No Pay Mischief Brew- Squatter Envy (Edit) Interstellar Bungalow- Do I Wanna Take Care Of My Heart Just Once Darts- Don't Hold My Hand Move BHC- 1,000,000 Experiments Bad Brains- I Against I PI$$ER- Get Some Space Into Yer Head

We celebrate the life & music of Mojo Nixon, who suddenly died last week, with tunes from Mojo Nixon, Skid Roper, & Jello Biafra. We also highlight 2 great Ramones-core bands Hanson Brothers & Ramoms and screenshot Naughties punk with Dance For Destruction + AFI!  Hear new tunes from The Damned, Legless Trials, Gaffa Tape Sandy, Kicked In The Teeth, & The Promised End, classic punk & twang from 7 Seconds, Penetration, Radio Birdman, Rancid, Fifteen, Rocket From The Crypt, Mischief Brew, Whiskey & Co, Hank 3, Rank And File, Pansy Division, Blag Dahlia & Ralph Champagne, Pardon Us, & Aerobitch, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Promised End- Smash And Grab 7 Seconds- We're Gonna Fight Aerobitch- How Many Times Kicked In The Teeth- Gina Pardon Us- Beyond The Valley Of The Wolves Fifteen- Intentions Hanson Brothers- My Girlfriend's A Robot Ramoms- The PTA Took My Mommy Away Ramones- Chinese Rock Ramones- I Wanna Be Sedated Mojo Nixon And Skid Roper- Wash No Dishes No More Mojo Nixon And Skid Roper- Elvis Is Everywhere Jello Biafra And Mojo Nixon- Will The Fetus Be Aborted? Jello Biafra And Mojo Nixon- Atomic Power Jello Biafra And Mojo Nixon- Are You Drinkin' With Me Jesus? Blag Dahlia (as Ralph Champagne)- Contraband Whiskey & Co- Pills Crushed Up Hank Williams III- Pills I Took Rank And File- Rank And File Pansy Division- He's Trouble Gaffa Tape Sandy- Scrapbook Mischief Brew- Bad Heart Legless Trials- Huffin Rocket From The Crypt- Middle Rocket From The Crypt- Born In '69 Dance For Destruction- Makers Mask A.F.I.- Kill Caustic Rancid- Rejected Radio Birdman- Aloha Steve And Danno Penetration- Life's A Gamble Damned- Beware Of The Clown

We celebrate Martin Luther King Jr thru music and words with Rage Against The Machine & Vernon Walters and explore the overlap of punk & pro wrestling with The Cramps, The Ramones, & D.O.A.! We also hear new tracks from Chipsum Gravy, Autogramm, Pissed Jeans, and Vampire Duwop, and classic punk & weirdness from Flipper, Nina Hagen Band, Rancid, Undertones, Goldblade, Pagans, Dillinger Four, Flaming Stars, Andrew W.K., Shrinkwrap Killers, Night Court, Globs, Ben Weasel, Pansy Division, Vice Squad, Groovie Ghoulies, The Freeze, GayC/DC, & Green Day!  Rancid- L.A.. River Rage Against The Machine- Wake Up (Live at Woodstock 24/7/99) Martin Luther King Jr.- Excerpt from "I've Been to the Mountaintop" 3 April 1968, Memphis TN Vernon Walters- M.L.K. Chipsum Gravy- Professionally Unemployed Goldblade- Fighting In The Dancehall Pagans- Not Now No Way Undertones- Girls Don't Like It  Vice Squad- Resurrection Groovie Ghoulies- Graveyard Girlfriend Green Day- Going To Pasalacqua  Freeze- Neighborhood Pride Pansy Division- Alpine Skiing GayC/DC- Gay Boy Boogie Ben Weasel- Addition By Subtraction Globs- The Sinister Origins Of Innocent Fun Night Court- Afraid Of The Dark Night Court- Surfin' Iona Shrinkwrap Killers- This Building Sucks For A Zombie Apocalypse Autogramm- Westbound Andrew W.K.- Party Hard Flaming Stars- Like Trash Cramps- The Crusher Ramones- The Crusher D.O.A.- Pencil Neck Geek Pissed Jeans- Moving On Dillinger Four- Doublewhiskeycokenoice Vampire Duwop- Some Kinda Hate Flipper- Ha Ha Ha Nina Hagen Band- Auf'm Bahnhof Zoo

We highlight Oslo's Årabrot, Colorado's Slim Cessna's Auto Club, & a brand new Bob Vylan tune! Show #172 also showcases new tunes from M(h)aol, Subjunctives, Suckerpunch, Pet Needs, Saturday's Heroes, Ex Everything, Monos, classic punk from Ramones, ABC Diabolo, Screeching Weasel, Pansy Division, Radio Birdman, Muslims, Dictators, Suede Razors, Corrosion Of Conformity, Angelic Upstarts, Blood Command, Neurosis, Blister, Hank Williams III, Mummies, Arrivals, Bobby Funk, Adverts, Rancid, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! M(h)aol- Bored Of Man Radio Birdman- Murder City Nights Bob Vylan- He's A Man Muslims- IDGAF Pansy Division- Who Treats You Right? Dictators- What It Is Suede Razors- Anchors Aweigh Angelic Upstarts- 42nd Street Corrosion Of Conformity- Technocracy D.R.I.- Capitalist Suck D.R.I.- Misery Loves Company D.R.I.- No Sense D.R.I.- Blockhead Arnocorps- Last Action Hero Blood Command- A Villain's Monologue Ex Everything- A Sermon In Praise Of Corruption Neurosis- Souls At Zero Årabrot- We Want Blood Blister- Train Of Thought Slim Cessna's Auto Club- Cranston Hank Williams III- Long Hauls And Close Calls Monos- Demolicion Mummies- Stronger Than Dirt Saturday's Heroes- Compass Arrivals- Frontline Pet Needs- Separation Anxiety Bobby Funk- Johnny Wanker Adverts- One Chord Wonders Ramones- Judy Is A Punk Ramones- Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue Suckerpunch- In Verto Rancid- Rats In The Hallway Subjunctives- Thanks For Driving Me Home Screeching Weasel- Dingbat ABC Diabolo- What The Scientists Did Not Know ABC Diabolo- Power Of A Lyric Sheet

We play a tribute to Jack Curran of FIFTEEN and take a deep dive into East Bay Punk of the late 80s, 90s, and the 20s with Tilt, Green Day, Sheephead, Danuta, Econochrist, Ex Everything, Dead And Gone, Operation Ivy, Mr. T Experience, & American Steel. We spin new tracks from Dead Milkmen, Pinch Points, False Fed, Danko Jones, Death Pill, St. Lucifer, & Autogramm, classics from Wire, Bad Brains, Action Pact, NOFX, Pansy Division, Turbonegro, War On Women, Chelsea, Adverts, & Naked Raygun, & the Luscious Listener's Choice!  Pinch Points- Jellybrain Wire- 1 2 X U Action Pact- All Purpose Action Footwear Adverts- Gary Gilmore's Eyes Chelsea- Evacuate Naked Raygun- Only In America Fifteen- Inclination Fifteen- Imagination Fifteen- Lookin' For Trouble False Fed- The Tyrant Dies War On Women- This Stolen Land Danko Jones- Shake Your City Turbonegro- D.I.B. (Drenched In Blood) Ex Everything- The Reduction Of Human Life To An Economic Unit Danuta- Obsidian Rain Econochrist- Tooth Itch Dead And Gone- T.V. Baby Sheephead- March Of The Flying Squirrel American Steel- Got A Backbeat Mr. T Experience- Tapin' Up My Heart Tilt- Crying Jag Operation Ivy- Unity Green Day- Who Wrote Holden Caulfield? St. Lucifer- Popbitch Dead Milkmen- God Wrote Cum Junkie Autogramm- Wanna Be Pansy Division- No Protection Bad Brains- Don't Need It Bad Brains- Attitude NOFX- The Malachi Crunch Death Pill- Dirty Rotten Youth

Jesse Luscious debriefs his REBELLION PUNK FESTIVAL 2023 adventure & spins new & classic bands, including a WORLD PREMIERE from Eryx London (Nottingham) & rare tracks from other up-and-coming Rebellion bands like Problem Patterns (Belfast), 18 Fevers (South Korea), Coughin Vicars (Liverpool), classics from Rebellion vets like Toxic Reasons, Cock Sparrer, Los Fastidios, Voodoo Glow Skulls, MDC, Dickies, Culture Shock, Briefs, Sloppy Seconds, Raw Power.  He also spins new tracks from False Fed (ex-Amebix, Discharge, Nausea) Subjunctives (ex-Sicko), Jucifer, Glittering Insects, Middleman, Stingray, Cribbs, Fangs Out, Love Songs, 偏執症者 Paranoid, Darts, & Powerplant, classics from The Path, Stiff Little Fingers, Pansy Division, Lurkers, Chaos UK, Dictators, Living End, Children Of Technology, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! Powerplant- Grass Darts- Love Song Paranoid- Musabetsuna Kutsuu Children Of Technology- Warpainted Nightmares Los Fastidios- S.H.A.R.P. Living End- Prisoner Of Society Love Songs- (The) Love Song(s) Fangs Out- Sabbath Town Dictators- Stay With Me Cribbs- Maidstonian Girls Chaos U.K.- Through With You Lurkers- Drag You Out False Fed- Echoes Of Compromise 18 Fevers- Nothing Helps Eryx London- Broken Problem Patterns- Mediocre Man Coughin Vicars- One Cuff Fits All Voodoo Glow Skulls- Make America Skank Again Dickies- Hideous M.D.C.- Born To Die Toxic Reasons- War Hero Culture Shock- Mandemic Sloppy Seconds- Come Back Traci Raw Power- We Shall Overcome Briefs- Rotten Love Cock Sparrer- Take 'Em All Subjunctives- Goodbye I Will Not Miss You, You Dick Subjunctives- I Don't Have The Time Pansy Division- Who Treats You Right Middleman- Entropy Stiff Little Fingers- Alternative Ulster Stingray- Subterranean Path- A Trans Woman Saved My Life Path- Don't Believe The Hype Glittering Insects- Glittering Insects Glittering Insects- My Diminishing Return Jucifer- Return

Tom talks about his trip to Milwaukee to hang out with Mark from The DUIs and to see Descendents, Circle Jerks and Adolescents. They also get into their bonus show with gay punk icons Pansy Division. Neil stays closer to home and hits Motoblot in Chicago. There he sees Nashville Pussy, Supersuckers and others, in the company of bikers and hipsters dressed like Cuban refugees. With songs by Black Halos, Pansy Division, Descendents, The Ruts, Nashville Pussy, Tiger Sex, Supersuckers, and Bad Idea. 

Jesse Luscious recognises the 38th Anniversary of the horrific MOVE bombing in his hometown of Philadelphia in the US by discussing Let the Fire Burn documentary & spinning tunes by black Philly punks SOUL GLO & Old City!  He also spins unreleased new songs by The Pist, Rancid, Night Court, Carsick, Dead Express, Grave Pleasures, Ravens Moreland, Brutal Youth, classics by The Selecter, Bad Brains, 7 Seconds, Dakka Skanks, Dub Pistols, Booze and Glory, ZEKE, The Darts, Fuck-Ups, Misfits, Girl Band, Sex Pistols, Operation Ivy, The Slackers, Basic Bitches, CJ Ramone, The Lillingtons, Toughskins, Pansy Division, & the Luscious Listener's Choice!    Selecter- Too Much Pressure (Live At The NEC 1980) Dub Pistols- Gangster Time (feat. Terry Hall) Dakka Skanks- Skinhead Boy Slackers- Hanging On Operation Ivy- Bankshot Operation Ivy- One Of These Days Booze And Glory- Cause We're Skinheads Toughskins- Uncontrollable Oi!  Sex Pistols- Holiday In The Sun C.J. Ramone- Three Angels Lillingtons- I Saw The Apeman (On The Moon) Night Court- Out Of Control Carsick- Anaconda Frank Pansy Division- He Whipped My Ass In Tennis Boring Girls- Variation In Action Pist- P.I.S.T. Basic Bitches- Make Art Dead Express- This Means War Zeke- Zeke You Rancid- Tomorrow Never Comes One Man Army- Stuck In The Avenues Soul Glo- We Wants Revenge Old City- Get Sued Grave Pleasures- Disintegration Girl Ravens Moreland- Diffuse Girl Darts- My Way Girl Band- London Dungeon Misfits- Where Eagles Dare Fuck-Ups- Negative Reaction Brutal Youth- Egg Sucking Dog 7 Seconds- We're Gonna Fight Bad Brains- I Against I

Sven zooms with Jon Ginoli (He/Him) of The Outnumbered and Pansy Division to talk about his song "Tell Me What's Wrong" from their 1987 album "Work... Buy... Die," the CU music scene back in the 80's, following your ambition, and other memories from back in the day. SONG: Tell Me What's Wrong ALBUM:  Work… Buy… Die BANDS: The Outnumbered, Pansy Division Photo credit: selfie

Episode 159 with Jon Ginoli of The Outnumbered and Pansy Division on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. In this episode Jon talks with us about The Outnumbered Releases, Steve Dahl and the Chicago Disco Demolition, Coming Out In 1981, Ginoli's Incomplete History of Important Bands, Being a DJ in College, How Most People Usually Just See The Tip Of The Iceberg, Transition From The Outnumbered to Pansy Division, Deliberation and Spontaneity, Meeting Chris Freeman, Music Still In The Body, plus much much Ginoli knowing more!The Outnumbered BandcampJughead's Basement Patreon

We celebrate the lives of The Wookie & Terry Hall/The Specials, hear Chubby & The Gang's Christmas tune, and dig into the 2023 top 10 punx from Andy Lefton/War//Plague! We'll also spin new punk & metal from Lugosi, So Long Space Girl, KRAXA, Ammo, Naut, Tension Span, Syndrome 81, Blemish, Axe Rash, Anymal Function, classics from Fang, Lunachicks, NOFX, Pansy Division, Discharge, Pussy Galore, Night Birds, Aerobitch, Metal Church, Offspring, Boils, Bush Tetras, Zeke, Thin Lizzy, 999, Ruts, Rancid, Citizen Fish, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! Ammo- Military Option Ammo- Ethnostate Ammo- Life Crime Fang- Landshark Fang- I've Got The Disease Night Birds- Onward To Obscurity Aerobitch- Queen of Rock'n'Roll Chubby And The Gang- Violent Night (A Christmas Tale) Offspring- Jennifer Lost The War Metal Church- Ton of Bricks Boils- Orange And The Black Boils- Bullies Specials- Concrete Jungle Citizen Fish- Skin Rancid- Hooligans Ruts- S.U.S. 999- Homicide (1978 single) Thin Lizzy- Warriors Naut- Dissent Tension Span- I Can't Stop This Process Bush Tetras- Satan Is A Bummer Zeke- Mystery Train Lugosi- Blame It On The Weak Lunachicks- Drop Dead War//Plague- Bed Of Nails Discharge- Ain't No Feeble Bastard Discharge- Does This System Work Syndrome 81- In Ville Syndrome 81- Des Nuits Blanches Blemish- Reanimate Axe Rash- Ostrich Man Anymal Function- Prawy (oni I my)/Right (They and Us) Kraxa- Cat o' Nine Tails Pussy Galore- Cunt Tease So Long Space Girl- Peaches And Cream Pansy Division- Blame The Bible NOFX- Leaving Jesusland

Show #124 includes a look at 70s SF Punk w/ The Avengers, Negative Trend, & Rozz Rezabek, new UK pop punk on Brassneck Records- Pardon Us & Kimberly Steaks, female-led football tracks from Loose Articles & The Kut, & new tracks from The Mess, Algara, Naut, LUGOSi, Dirty English, Rough Gutts, MelZebra and The Buffalos, Helen Love, & Joy Thieves. We also revel in classics from Devo, Crucifucks, Lard, Zolar X, The Damned, Pansy Division, Electric Love Muffin, Cock Sparrer, Nashville Pussy, War On Women, Zygote, Legion Of Parasites, Thug Murder, Sham 69, & the Luscious Listener's Choice!  Algara- Una Generacion Mas Crucifucks- Hinkley Had A Vision Loose Articles- Kick Like A Girl Kut- Fun When You're Winning Mess- F.T.W. (For The Win) Sham 69- Ulster Thug Murder- Mie Chan Legion Of Parasites- I Hate You Hate Naut- Unity Of Opposites Zygote- Behold The Man Lugosi- Pigs War On Women- Capture The Flag Dirty English- Snowmobile Rough Gutts- See The Light Avengers- Open Your Eyes Negative Trend- How Ya Feelin' Rozz Rezabek- No Alternative Nashville Pussy- Lazy White Boy MelZebra and The Buffalos- Top Of The World Cock Sparrer- Droogs Don't Run Electric Love Muffin- Down Easy Pansy Division- Alpine Skiing Pardon Us- Coffee And Cartoons Kimberly Steaks- Empty Vessel Devo- Uncontrollable Urge Helen Love- I'll Wear The Sparks One Child's Pose- Ella's Fate Damned- Neat Neat Neat Joy Thieves- Property Zolar X- Timeless Lard- The Power Of Lard

We check out current d.i.y. punks Blind Eye, Bombardement, Pinch Points, Instant Ruin, Rough Gutts, Deathtraps, & System Reset, and spin an East Bay Punk/Lookout Records set of Rancid, Tilt, Pansy Division, Groovie Ghoulies, Hi-Fives Sarchasm, Danger Inc, Pathogens, & Arnocorps! We mix in new punk & metal songs from Small Town Saviours, Skin Failure, Rhythm Of Fear, & Stalker, with classics from Clash, Anti-Nowhere League Red Planet, Exodus, Extinction Of Mankind, Amyl & The Sniffer, Tools, F.U.'s, N.O.T.A., Appalachian Terror Unit, Naked Aggression, Slayer, & the Luscious Listener's Choice! System Reset- Big Business Amyl And The Sniffers- Cup Of Destiny Deathtraps- She Said Rough Gutts- Crack The Cranium Instant Ruin- Emotional Suicide (Remix) Pinch Points- Haruspex Blind Eye- Pizzagate Bombardement- L'Oeil Electrique Small Town Saviours- E.N.E.M.Y. Tools- Asexuality In The 80s F.U.s- Unite Or Lose F.U.s- This Is Your Life N.O.T.A.- Frustration Naked Aggression- They Can't Get Me Down Pathogens- I Wanna Be In Quarantine Tilt- Libel Rancid- Battering Ram Danger Inc- As Wicked Sarchasm- Journey To The End Of The East Bay Hi-Fives- I'll Take You There Groovie Ghoulies- Chupacabra Pansy Divisions- 20 Years Of Cock Skin Failure- Sleeveless Jesus/The Void Arnocorps- You Lack Discipline Rhythm Of Fear- Alien Synthesis Slayer- Repentless Appalachian Terror Unit- Casualties Of Rape Culture Extinction Of Mankind- Blood Pours Like Rain Stalker- Ripped To Pieces Exodus- Strike Of The Beast Anti-Nowhere League- Rocker Red Planet- Law Of Tonnage Clash- Police And Thieves

We're visited by Liam Ashcroft from bands such as Crocodile God, Mugsmasher (of which we have some exclusives for you), The Mighty Saguaro (and many more) for a look at his life in punk. We talk life changing gigs with Pansy Division, being taken under Frankie Stubbs' wing, scary horror films, scary Kraftwerk conventions and much more.Tom has more accent attempts, Niall is cross about Tom's penchant for detail in TV, there's a moral scruple for our guest and we exclusively reveal what would've happened if E.T had landed in the UK.Music this week is from Reason To Leave, Off With Their Heads, Skids, Welsh Elvis, Zypmouth and Gimpfist.

The true story behind the first gay punk rock band today on Out In The Bay!

The true story behind the first gay punk rock band today on Out In The Bay!

We celebrate Blind Eye's record release & Green Day's stadium show and we call out theocratic judges with Basic Bitches, Nausea, + Bad Religion! Then, we find mental refuge from last week's crazy news with new tracks from Girls In Synthesis, NEXO, Liar Thief Bandit, Legless Crabs, Matt Holdaways Army, Jasper Pattison Experience, Anarchitex, Interrupters, Faxin, classics from Amyl & the Sniffers, Swingin' Utters, Metallica, The Frisk, The Dwarves, Private Function, Amebix, Offspring, Pansy Division, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Monsula, Pinhead Gunpowder, Flipper, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Anarchitex- Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? Atex Redux Amyl And The Sniffers- I'm Not A Loser Blind Eye- Broken Star- Message To A Narcissist Frisk- Mystery Spot Dwarves- Unrepentant Dwarves- We Must Have Blood Private Function- I Don't Wanna Make Out With You Basic Bitches- My Body, My Choice Bad Religion- Operation Rescue Nausea- Body Of Christ Amebix- Axeman Liar Thief Bandit- Peace With Disaster NEXO- Conspiritualist Faxin- Oh No Swingin Utters- Human Potential Interrupters- Jailbird Offspring- L.A.P.D. Green Day- Welcome To Paradise  Pansy Division- He's Trouble Monsula- Razors Pinhead Gunpowder- Mpls Song Legless Crabs- (I Wanna Be A) Cult Musician Legless Crabs- Life In A Police State Flipper- Love Canal Girls In Synthesis- Pulling Teeth Jasper Pattison Experience- Beltane Matt Holdaway's Army- Halloween Pretty Girls Make Graves- The Getaway Metallica - Ride The Lightning (Live 29 May 2022, Boston MA, USA)

Really stoked to get the opportunity to sit down with Jon Ginoli to discuss his musical journey from his jangly power pop band The Outnumbered in Champaign, IL to his openly gay punk rock band Pansy Division in San Francisco. We talked about touring with Green Day, what Jon's musical future looks like and, of course, some of his favorite memories of Chicago. Time Stamps 1:40 How'd you get into music? 2:30: How did Champaign Urbana help with your musical development? 6: Did you feel like you felt a community in Champaign? 8:40: Walk us through how you became a musician 13:26: Looking back, what are your thoughts on The Outnumbered? 16:10: How did the band end? 25: Were there things you wanted to do in The Outnumbered that you just couldn't do? 27: What was your biggest learning from The Outnumbered that you brought to Pansy Division? 37: Did you ever have a fear about how people were going to react to your music? 40: Was it very intentional to be DIY? 43:30: What's come out after Pansy Division that you are proud of? 44: What's your favorite album of yours that you've put out? 47:30: Thick or thin crust pizza? 48:40: Favorite Chicago venue? 51:41: What makes Chicago stand out as music town? 54:30: What have you been listening to lately? 60: Favorite cheap drink? 62:30: Working on any new music?

We check out fresh Notts punk bands Blind Eye + Krupps and some classic 80s Philly bands: Ruin, More Fiends, & Pagan Babies. Plus, we check out unreleased & brand new tracks from Tite Nauts, Buzzcocks, Kombi Killers, The Flex, Irreal, Chiffon Magnifique, Gurnal Gadafi, Clown Sounds, & The Boneless Ones, and kick out some classic jams from The Damned, Plants, Naked Aggression, Ramones, Tilt, Hammerbombs, Nina Hagen Band, Jello Biafra With The Melvins, Lunachicks, Hanson Brothers, Night Birds, Green Day, Perkele, Adicts, Iowaska, Flipper, The Chisel, Pansy Division, Rancid, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Flex- Soma Holiday Chisel- What Was Mine Gurnal Gadafi- Flex/Coming Up Pagan Babies- Boxed In Ruin- China More Fiends- More Fiends Theme Blind Eye- Politics Of The Day Iowaska- Ayahuasca Krupps- Good Enough Flipper- Nothing Kombi Killers- Damaged Rancid- Something In The World Today Hammerbombs- tiny Hanson Brothers- My Girlfriend's A Robot Ramones- I Just Wanna Have Something To Do Lunachicks- Fingerful Buzzcocks- Venus Eyes Damned- Plan 9 Channel 7 Chiffon Magnifique- Cyanide Nina Hagen Band- Auf'm Bahnhof Zoo Tite Nauts- Calling In Dead Jello Biafra With The Melvins- Islamic Bomb Boneless Ones- Cops And Robbers Plants- High On The Weekend Clown Sounds- Gotta Find A Way Naked Aggression- Break The Walls Irreal- Disorden Night Birds- Paranoid Times Adicts- Joker In The Pack Perkele- Punk Rock Army Pansy Division- Bad Boyfriend Green Day- Christie Road Tilt- Come Across  

Episode 343... June and high noon. It doesn't take much to make a theme, but lots of 2022 stuff and a few Rotten To The Core Records pick ups. A brand new Bros intro song put together by the genius work of Jeff from Loopy Scoop Tapes (follow on Instagram) (such projects as Djinn, Zhoop, Brundle, and Feed).  Check all of his stuff out on Bandcamp. So stoked for that most excellent contribution! Enjoy!Download and stream here (iTunes and Google Podcasts as well):BROS GRIM 343!!!!Airing Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION & Fridays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff  to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com.Punk now, serenity later...Shame on the City 1:18 George Crustanza Apocalypse Now, Serenity LaterHey retards, hey, hey 0:49 The Italian Stallion Death Before Discography LPEnd all Wars 1:04 HIGH  st 7''Krieg im Kopf (War in the head) 2:07 Femme Krawall  st LPNothingness (bkgrd) 5:05 Snäggletooth Road To Nothingness 7inBig Pink Dress 1:23 Guttermouth Musical MonkeyI'm Turning Gay 1:36 The Bugs THE BUGSI Spear the Rear 0:24 Drunken Cholos Livin La Vida LocoIt's Ok Not To Skate 0:22 Gay Marriage VA - Thrash Up My Ass TapeI Love Hardcore Boys I Love Boys Hardcore 0:54 Limp Wrist DiscographyPat Me On The Ass 1:44 Pansy Division That's So GayChain Smoking (Indamouse Remix) (bkgrd) 4:41 Amp Outernational FtUp In The Drunk 2:34 GOUKA Program 12in_Putrid Filth ConspiracyMoney, Lies And Real Estate 1:54 A Global Threat Until We Die_GMM RecsNuclear Tragedy 1:33 Dishuman Dishurt & Dishuman - Split EPDamages 1:25 Feed Them Fucking Glass DemoJunk Food For Your Brain 2:14 Formerly Known As ...We Don't Like Us EitherI'm Not Content (bkgrd) 3:49 The Public Divide Killing the Record Industry IVPittsburg Family Values 1:31 Invalid Invalid_Sorry State RecsCT What The Fuck Kind Of Pizza Place Closes At 8 O' Clock On A Saturday Night? 0:42 The Minor Inconveniences Assorted Horseshit Vol. 1: January '22Philly Airhead 1:20 LIVING WORLD World_Iron Lung 195Brooklyn Blankhead 1:24 Sørdïd S/T DemoNew Zealand Get Out 0:49 AntiStasi A Fucking SplitNYC Who's Your God? 1:44 Hüstler Hüstler LP_Sorry State RecsUSA-Holes (bkgrd) 2:24 The Camorra A Tribute To NOFXYour Fake Generation 0:41 Godstomper A Tribute To Capitalist Casualties: West Coast Power Violence ForeverGovernment Pizza 2:12 Thulsa Doom The PxCx EPArtificial Memory 0:45 Stop Breathing Santa Cruz EpHE SAID ALOUD, "WE'RE NOT HUMAN" 1:17 ... ...Leather Jacket Crew 1:07 Civil Victim No False Hope 12''Those Were The Days 1:01 Sunpower Decade 12''KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation July 1963 (bkgrd) 2:42 Dead Subverts Music To Bleed To VolumeFuhrmmented Beanies & Weanies 2:11 Woodstock ‘99 7”Oficios Traicioneros (treacherous trades)  1:04 Abuso De Poder Abuso De PoderMissgeschicke (mishaps) 0:46 ill! Lippenbekenntnisse (lip service) 7''Hammer und Öl 1:36 Snob Value Whiteout 12''Nur unu ekzisto (only one existence) 1:32 Socio La Difekta KreskiYou Pay My Rent 1:39 NEUTRALS MRR 400 - The Shitworker CompBanana Country (bkgrd) 2:37 Loopy Scoop 64 Drum Bit EPInstinct 1:55 The Slime Living on Borrowed Slime

Maxwell's, the famed music venue in Hoboken, New Jersey, infamously catches fire during a Smugglers performance. 

Green Day, Ash, Dance Hall Crashers, Riverdales, Smoking Popes, Weezer, Goo Goo Dolls, Muffs, Tilt, Pansy Division and Love Split Love are delved into as well as the goofy teen flick that tied all these bands together for one amazing soundtrack. Steve from Symphony of Distraction joins the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingrecords/message

This week I'm talking new music and music news of February 2022 plus:-planning a show for the summer-what I'm looking forward to this Record Store Day-my favorite NOFX record turning 25-the modesty of John Jughead Pierson-celebrating 6 years of the show-reading I Slept With Joey Ramone-reading George Clintons book and having to keep stopping to research old Soul artists-the importance of Sum 41 and Simple Plan in my younger days-my excitement for new music from The Stereo-why my worst radio shows were my most fun-Borders Bookstore, New World Records and other things that no longer exist-finally admitting this show is just one big Ramones and Replacements love fest & much more!Support the artists heard on this episodehttps://thestereo.bandcamp.comhttps://gregorbarnett.bandcamp.comhttps://minimeltdowns.bandcamp.comCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@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_MgThank you to this weeks sponsor - Disctopia!disctopia.com

What was Joe Jackson's name at birth? Why did he have to re-record Look Sharp? Which song inspired the title to Is She Really Going Out With Him? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode that looks at the covers inspired by four of JJ's best songs.WARNING: This episode contains traces of Mogadon.Featured artists [in alphabetical order]:The 99 CallTori Amos FarrahTrevor HornVictoria Keating & Declan SinnottMan's BodyPansy DivisionSerengetiSiskinSlim ThugWater From Your EyesWhite EskimoJoe Jackson PlaylistJoin Stevie on Spotifywww.songsungnew.com

This Episode CoversMorbid Obsessions by We Are The UnionThat's So Gay by Pansy DivisionWebsite: https://redcircle.com/shows/two-tunes-podcastDonations: https://app.redcircle.com/shows/baeeceec-9527-475d-85b5-d9da2eea19d3/donationsInstagram: https://instagram.com/twotunespodcast?igshid=13gpurxc3bf2qDiscord: https://discord.gg/eYMwBuJ6GeRSS Feed: https://feeds.redcircle.com/baeeceec-9527-475d-85b5-d9da2eea19d3E-mail: twotunespodcast@gmail.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/two-tunes-podcast/exclusive-content

Chris Freeman is the bassist for Pansy Division, the first openly gay rock band featuring predominantly gay musicians. This episode highlights his 30+ year journey in music, including a groundbreaking tour with Green Day.The Guest:Chris Freeman - www.pansydivision.comContact the Host:Michael Carmona - production@carmonasound.comProduction Co. Website: www.carmonasound.comAdditional Dialogue Editing:Jen Carmona

Christian completes his very special two part dig into the SF Bay area music scene of the late ‘70's - early ‘90's with the second documentary being on East Bay Punk. Last week was the origins of Thrash metal.This week we have Corbett Redford director for the film, Turn it Around : The Story of East Bay Punk.Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk explores Northern California's pivotal role in evolution of punk rock - the loud, intense and anti-authoritarian philosophy of music and politics that arose in the late 1970s. Early San Francisco Bay Area punk pioneers like Dead Kennedys, Avengers and Flipper as well as the Maximum Rocknroll fanzine helped take the punk underground global.As the once-vibrant local scene became wrought with violence, corruption and racism, punks over the bridge in the East Bay responded by creating a fun and inclusive style of punk that also carried on the region's tradition of radical thought. Banding together around Berkeley's all- volunteer 924 Gilman Club, this diverse collective of misfits created a do-it-yourself, no-spectators' petri dish for art & music that changed the Bay Area punk scene… and the world at large.Today, we know about some of the bands who emerged from this scene, like Green Day and Rancid, but their success is just the tip of the iceberg; the roots of this inspiring story go deep into the underground. Directed and produced by Corbett Redford, narrated by Iggy Pop and executive produced by Green Day, Turn It Around: The Story Of East Bay Punk is told by the people who were there. The story of East Bay punk rock unfolds from its unlikely beginnings, continues through its struggles, and triumphs with its raucous power continuing to be influential today.Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk features a diverse spectrum of musicians and artists who have all been impacted by or participated in the California San Francisco Bay Area punk music scene of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. During the production of our film, we conducted over 150 interviews around the United States and amassed over 500 hours of interview footage. Those participating in the documentary include past and current members of: 924 Gilman, Maximumrocknroll, Lookout Records, Green Day, Rancid, Neurosis, Operation Ivy, Crimpshrine, Yeastie Girlz, Stikky, Samiam, Jawbreaker, Isocracy, Kamala and the Karnivores, Beatnigs, NOFX, Primus, Metallica, Bikini Kill, Bad Religion, Soup, Sweet Baby, Special Forces, Deadly Reign, Christ On Parade, Corrupted Morals, Mr. T Experience, Victims Family, The Lookouts, Monsula, Cringer, Spitboy, Blatz, Filth, Econochrist, Fifteen, Pinhead Gunpowder, Tilt, Pansy Division, Dead Kennedys, Avengers, Fugazi, Flipper, 7 Seconds, Fang, Angry Samoans, Nuisance, Screeching Weasel, Engage, Dicks, Subhumans, The Tubes, Boo Hss Pfft, Verbal Abuse, The Vagrants, Schlong, The Gr'ups, The Tourettes, Pinhead Gunpowder, Tribe 8, Kwik Way, Social Unrest, White Trash Debutantes, Outpunk, DMR, Psycotic Pineapple, Black Fork, Sawhorse, The Skinflutes, The List, Sacrilege BC, No Dogs, Gag Order and more.https://eastbaypunk.com/https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M862N3M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_fMDICbM75A7DQ?fbclid=IwAR0DtCGsSH-309qN__dAoLPkwhhmFW1qGrj80IPssFsrf0wOSYbw1XOI2nA