Podcasts about The Plugz

Rocker Frank Meyer (The Street Walkin' Cheetahs / Trading Aces / Fear) has a new album out on 3/25 called Living Between the Lines (Kitten Robot Records) and he joins Nicole and Ryan to discuss his career and the soundtrack to the 1984 film, Repo Man. It's a soundtrack full of LA punk rock legends like Black Flag, Fear, The Plugz and the Circle Jerks. Iggy Pop contributed the theme for Repo Man being backed by a super group featuring Steve Jones from The Sex Pistols and Blondie's rhythm section (Nigel Harrison and Clem Burke). Frank discusses the soundtrack's influence on him as well as what it's like to be one of the bands on the soundtrack!We Discuss:His First Record Under His Own NameHow Frank discovered the film Repo Man as well as the soundtrackBeing in Fear with Lee VingOther Punk Rock Films of the 80sThe Humor of Repo ManRocking out with His Brother BreckinCheck out All of Frank's Music:https://frankmeyer.bandcamp.com/

Join DJ Jesse Luscious as he spins noise rock (new from Human Impact & Buñuel + classics from Helmet, No Trend, Killdozer, Flipper, & Frightwig), pop punk (new from blink-182 +classics from The Undertones, Parallel States, & The Steinways), new tunes from The Peawees, Birdman Cult, Coughin Vicars, & Uranium Club, classics from Fear, The Toy Dolls, 45 Grave, X the Band, Martha, The Meffs, The Vaxxines, Iggy Pop, Silence In The Snow, The Plugz, Burning Sensations, Rubber City Rebels, Plain Wrap, Plastic Bertrand, & The Dead Milkmen, and the Luscious Listener's Choice!  Coughin Vicars A.C.T. 45 Grave Evil X- Breathless Martha- Heart Is Healing Meffs- Broken Britain, Broken Brains Undertones- Teenage Kicks Parallel States- Downpipe Blink 182- All In My Head (Clean) Steinways- Really Really Vaxxines- Quarantine Peawees- The Wolf Iggy Pop- Repo Man (Edit) Plugz- Hombre Secreto Burning Sensations- Pablo Picasso (Edit) Birdman Cult- Modern Man Frightwig- Crazy World Flipper- Sex Bomb Killdozer- King Of Sex Human Impact- Hold On Helmet- In The Meantime Buñuel- Fixer (Edit) No Trend- Family Style Rubber City Rebels- Somebody's Gonna Get (Their Head Kicked In) Fear- New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones Plain Wrap- Traffic Plastic Bertrand- Pogo Pogo Toy Dolls- She Goes To Fino's Dead Milkmen- Laundromat Song Uranium Club- Small Grey Man Silence In The Snow- Smoke Signals

In 2010, Justin Maurer's band CLOROX GIRLS fell apart and he found himself living in his uncle's attic and working as a dental supply salesman in Long Beach, California. He was inspired after seeing James Carman's band IMAGES play a killer set at notorious longshoreman dive Harold's Place in San Pedro.  Harold's bartenders were known to deal trucker speed from behind the bar as well as brandish a sawed off shotgun if any of their patrons got out of line. Being the diviest of Pacific Avenue's drag of working class dive bars, they allowed locals to throw their own punk shows.  Justin made the pilgrimage across the Vincent Thomas Bridge to check out one of these shows and was blown away by IMAGES, a local band who took equal inspiration from late 70s LA punk as well as poppier UK punk like THE BUZZCOCKS.  The vocal harmonies were great and a particular lefty drummer who played his snare and floortom with his arms crossed - one James Carman - was singing lead vocals and backing vocals and harmonies in a way that caught Justin pleasantly off guard.  A few weeks later Justin bought a round of $1 beers for the IMAGES boys at Fern's, one of Long Beach's diviest on East 4th Street, but before taking their first sip they were chucked out by the doorman because every single member of IMAGES was all under 21.  Justin soon produced a music video for the boys (“Frustration”, directed by Vim Crony), and also asked James if he would be up for joining a new band.   Back in Long Beach, Justin and another new friend Cezar Mora, who had played in local bands THE SWITCHUPS and THE BAD MACHINE, were working on a project called LOS LONG BEACH BOYS, a Beach Boys cover band that sung in Spanish.  They hoped to rake in the big bucks at swap meets and lowrider car shows.  Translating and harmonizing an entire Beach Boys set in Spanish proved to be quite the challenge, and Justin and Cezar decided to write originals instead.   James invited his childhood friend Johnny Reyes to audition on bass at LA DRUGZ' first band practice at his parents' house in Carson.  The guys liked his yellow BUZZCOCKS t-shirt, his sense of humor and his mod hairstyle, so he was in.  They celebrated with homemade pancit and lumpia from James' mom. At practice, James mentioned that the best music was like a drug and the name LA DRUGS was pitched.  They looked it up and it seemed there was already a band called LA DRUGS from Boston. And they sucked. The boys decided to differentiate themselves by spelling it with a Z as an homage to THE PLUGZ.  LA DRUGZ began to gig around the South Bay, Orange County and Los Angeles playing spots like The Redwood, The Continental Room, Harold's, The Observatory, Alex's Bar and Vince Lombardi High School (VLHS). They recorded the OUTSIDE PLACE EP with Kid Kevin of CALIMUCHO  in San Pedro and approached Tim and Mark Janchar at HOVERCRAFT RECORDS in Portland, Oregon about releasing it.  The brothers dug it and said yes!  A westcoast tour was promptly arranged around the release of the record and would take the boys north to Sacramento, Oakland, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle.  In Seattle, Kurt Bloch of THE FASTBACKS joined them onstage for a raucous cover of “You're Gonna Miss Me” by 13th Floor Elevators.  The following year of 2015 took the boys out on the road with London's FAT WHITE FAMILY where they kicked off at storied L.A. Venue The Troubadour,  and toured all the way out to  Austin, Texas.  After ripping it up at the final show of their tour at The Chapel in San Francisco, both bands' vans were broken into at the Travel Lodge Motel on Market Street and Valencia where over $20K of gear was stolen along with both bands' suitcases of clothing.  FAT WHITE FAMILY flew back to the UK all wearing LA DRUGZ t-shirts which was the only clean item of clothing each member now owned.  The ALL BURNED DOWN EP was the followup and all things were quiet on the western front UNTIL NOW.   James Carman formed THE REFLECTORS,

Join DJ Jesse Luscious as he hangs out with Green Day & spins some of their great yet lesser-known side bands: The Influents & Summer Fazed. He spins new tracks from Coughin Vicars, Eryx London, Feral State, Subdued, Tokyo Lungs, Mary Tyler Whores, Dead Rat Society, Kurt Frohlich, Sihir, Deathtraps, Rat Cage, & Smokers, mixes in classics from Ramones, Descendents, The Bluebonnets, Bad Brains, Instant Ruin, NOTA, Ramoms, Conflict, Eastfield, The Germs, Adolescents, The Detonators, CJ Ramone, The Frisk, Econochrist, Gurnal Gadafi, Dead And Gone, & The Plugz, and presents this week's Luscious Listener's Choice!  Feral State- Keep Your Prayers Tokyo Lungs- Living On Crumbs Tokyo Lungs- Hate You Now Sihir- Kerajaan Gurnal Gadafi- Flex/Coming Up Bad Brains- At The Movies Bad Brains- Riot Squad Germs- Richie Dagger's Crime Eryx London- Broken BlueBonnets- Bye Bye Baby Coughin' Vicars- Rips Of Rain Adolescents- Kids Of The Black Hole Dead Rat Society- Girls Green Day- Bobby Sox Summer Fazed- Baby's Gone Sky High Influents- Give The Anarchist A Cigarrette Dead And Gone- TV Baby Econochrist- Tooth Itch Frisk- Bad Ass Cobra Deathtraps- Do The Right Thing Wrong Smokers- Kalifornia Kampground Eastfield- Pin Me To The Moral High Ground Subdued- Machine Hell Conflict- Force Or Survive Rat Cage- Savage Visions N.O.T.A.- Ultra Violent Instant Ruin- Yer Future Detonators- Outta Line Kurt Frohlich- I Wanna Live In Space Ramones- 53rd & 3rd C.J. Ramone- Three Angels Ramoms- The PTA Took My Mommy Away Mary Tyler Whores- White Trash Girl Descendents- Silly Girl Plugz- Reel Ten

It's been called the most shocking American youth movement in history. When it stormed out of the gates in the 1970s, punk rock told the world that the way things are is unacceptable. The people that defined the scene spit in the face of conformity and the social order, and they did it with humor, irreverence and musical brutality. The punk scene in Los Angeles was (and still is) home to some of the most iconic personalities of the genre, and was led by bands that defined it as they was simultaneously transcending it. Here in TOP TEN L.A. PUNK BANDS Part 2, we wrap up our conversation with the mensch of the hour Severo, who brings his musical insight and wit to the proceedings as we reveal picks 5-1 .If you missed picks 10-6 and the fun we had in Part 1, check it out here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-611-top-ten-l-a-punk-bands-part-1-w-severo/id573735994?i=1000651767216If you still haven't gotten enough L.A. punk, check out this awesome Spotify playlist featuring every song heard in Parts 1 & 2:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5txY59JXatz8rMYWitfbE6?si=cb69807f94e14c4bIf you don't know Severo, know him. See him on tour with The Smithereens and follow along with his amazing career by following his Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100041047914874ATTT's Patreon is back, with an exclusive Bonus Episode every month featuring our patented Emergency Pod! format. Join for just $5 a month and get Patreon Emergency Pod #2 with guest David Daskal, out now:https://www.patreon.com/alltimetoptenWe're chatting about music! If you're on Facebook and want to join the ATTT community, chat with us in the All Time Top Ten Podcast Music Chat group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/940749894391295

Gustavo Arellano is an award winning journalist and author from Orange County, CA. His written works and voice have been read, heard and debated all over Southern California on NPR, the Tom Leykis Show, his own "Gritale a Guti" Instagram live sessions and much more. He currently can be read weekly in the pages and online with the Los Angeles Times and always has a million cool things to talk about - which makes my job that much easier. This episode covers Gustavo's personal history, the state of media, politics, Gwen Stefani, his critics, wokosos, his forecast for the 2024 election year - AND of course the infamous "Flamin' Hot" story. It's all here and uncensored. Happy New Year, gentle cabrones! Subscribe to Gustavo's Weekly Desmadre Newsletter at: https://www.gustavoarellano.org/Episode contains audio snippets from:-Gustavo Arellano: Journalism With No Apologies - May 11, 2018-UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement -June 11, 2010-"La Bamba", "Reel Ten", "El Clavo Y La Cruz" by The Plugz-"Flamin' Hot or Flamin' Not?", The Real Talk Podcast - June 9, 2023-"American Me" - 1982Sponsored by Chain Cohn Clark - Kern County's leading accident, injury, and workers' compensation law firm. Subscribe to Bakotunes at all podcast outlets and follow our socials!Instagram / More LinksContact: mattomunoz@gmail.com

Tony Marsico is a true rock n roll legend. The outstanding bass player and songwriter moved from Philadelphia to Los Angeles and it didn't take long for him to find himself in The Plugz, a band that was part of a blossoming punk scene in the late seventies. When The Plugz spilt up, he stayed with fellow members and formed Cruzados, who were signed to Arista Records by the great Clive Davis. He went on to play with Matthew Sweet for ten years and has played with numerous bands and on numerous records with multiple artists, including his own lounge band, The Martini Kings, who have released 25 albums. He has also written four books and produced two films and did we mention that Tony reformed Cruzados and they sound as great as ever. Fun guest with a true rock n roller, enjoy! Music The Charms "So Pretty"(theme song) Cruzados "She's Automatic" Cruzados "Nine Million Tears" Contact: Steev Riccardo twistedrico@gmail.com Support the show: Patreon.com/twistedrico #ThePlugz #Cruzados #MartiniKings

We spin a brand new tune from London faves The Chisel & connect punk with country & twang with classic bands X, Blasters, Plugz, Hank Williams III, Slim Cessna's Auto Club, & new bands Tommy Prine & Vieira And the Silvers. We also spin new punk from Hip Priests, Popes Of Chillitown, Abertooth Lincoln, Holy Ghost, KennyHoopla, & Mutoid Man, plus classics from Ramones, Alice Bag, Adolescents, Jello Biafra With The Melvins, The Good The Bad The Zugly, Jayne County, Rubella Ballet, Jesus Skins, Los Fastidios, Otoboke Beaver, Manic Hispanic, & Replacements, and the Luscious Listener's Choice!   Hip Priests- Persistance Is Futile Jello Biafra With The Melvins- Plethysmograph Ramones- All's Quiet On The Eastern Front (New York Mixes) Adolescents- No Friends Alice Bag- 77 Los Fastidios- La Staffetta Mutoid Man- Call Of The Void Otoboke Beaver- Bakuro Book KennyHoopla- You Need A Hit Manic Hispanic- East L.A. X- The New World Knitters- The Call Of The Wreckin' Ball Blasters- Border Radio Plugz- Hombre Secreto Vieira And The Silvers- The Judge Slim Cessna's Auto Club- He, Roger Williams Tommy Prine- Mirror And A Kitchen Sink Hank Williams III- Pill I Took Zambonis- The Hockey Song D.O.A.- 001 Losers' Club Holy Ghost- Brownshirt Trojan Replacements- Color Me Impressed Chisel- Cry Your Eyes Out Jesus Skins- Bewegungstroi Rubella Ballet- Blues (Death Train) 1983 Wayne County- Mean Mutha Fuckin' Man Abertooth Lincoln- Average White Boy Good The Bad and the Zugly- The Kids Are Alt-Right Popes Of Chillitown- Crashmat Wayne Kramer- Junkie Romance (LLMF)   ** Programming note: the 1st 30 downloads of this podcast were not the final version of this broadcast. Please redownload this episode for the full version, thanks! 

Good morning from Chinatown NYC, where there are no avocados in my 42-square foot (including counters and all appliances, listen, it's like walking a gang plank) kitchen, just a COVID test in-progress and some excellent coffee from Panther Coffee, based out of Miami. The owners, Joel and Leticia Pollock, are friends from the iteration of my life after Los Angeles, we met them in Portland, from whence they decamped for Miami, to open a coffee roasting business.“Nency, Nency, can you write something for us?” This is Leticia - and here I am badly botching her Brazilian accent - asking back in 2009 that I write to the local licensing bureau explaining what coffee roasting was, the idea being totally foreign and apparently causing officials to think someone was trying to burn down the city. I did; Panther opened in 2010 and now has something like four million locations in Miami (okay, six). You should go. We are going back further today! To 1990, when my daughter was less than a year old and I saw two young women my age pushing baby strollers past my house on the street that led up to the Hollywood Reservoir. Stay to the end for a sweet addendum.Two corrections: Charlie's first band was the Plugz. (The Cruzados were second.) And toward the end I accidentally say “mash the garlic” when of course I mean, mash the avocado. Also: COVID, negative.Episode notes: Charlie Quintana, whose first and only job besides as a drummer was delivering flowers for one day in his native El Paso. He was sixteen when the band he formed and The Plugz (video) became successful. Charlie went on to become part of the Cruzados, The Havalinas and other bands, and toured and/or recorded with Bon Dylan, Social Distortion, John Doe, Cracker, Joan Osborne and, if I am not mistaken, the Gin Blossoms. I remember (though I am finding no confirmation of) this because sometimes when Charlie played in Los Angeles he would nab me some tickets, and when the Wallflowers played at the Greek Theater, lead singer Jakob Dylan announced (I am not kidding here), “This goes out to Nancy,” before launching into, “One Headlight.” (I had told Charlie I loved the song.) Maybe I'm wrong! But that's my story and I'm sticking to it.Well lookie here, I found some audio of “Meet the Neighbors.” (Or you can read it.)“Charlie Quintana, drummer for the Plugz and Social Distortion, dies at 56,” by Randy Lewis (Los Angeles Times)“Taking My Ex Back In (for His Own Good),” by Nancy Rommelmann (New York Times Modern Love)Guacamole, adapted from Charlie Quintana* 5 ripe avocados* Salt* One-half yellow onion, chopped small* 2 - 3 jalapenos, chopped small, leave some seeds* Handful of cilantro, chopped* Juice of 2 - 3 limesMash the avocado and salt. Add onion, jalapeno, cilantro and stir. Squeeze on lime juice. Adjust to taste.Charlie playing with Bob Dylan on David Letterman 1984 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Singer/Songwriter/Actor John Doe tells terrific tales: hanging with Dennis Quaid and Winona Ryder in Memphis, gigging with Nick Lowe in London and hearing his voice come out of Christian Bale's mouth in Todd Haynes's Dylan biopic I'm Not There.Did John's appearance with LA punk band X on the Letterman Show in 1983 inspire Dylan's wild 1984 set with The Plugz? What did he say when he suddenly found himself face-to-face with Bruce Springsteen at that Grammy thing? Did Jerry Lee Lewis actually call him a "fucking asshole" the first time they met? John raves about Tulsa's new Bob Dylan Center and answers all the above questions, as he presses on…John Doe and his bandmates in X made 6 studio recordings from 1978-1993. He has recorded 9 solo records, collaborating with Patty Griffin, Dan Auerbach, Aimee Mann, Don Was, Kathleen Edwards, Dave Alvin and Greg Liesz. Doe has acted in over 50 films and television productions including Road House, Great Balls of Fire, Pure Country and Roswell. His musical side projects include work with The Knitters and The Sadies. Doe co-wrote the definitive book about the LA punk rock scene, Under The Big Black Sun. His new album, Fables In A Foreign Land, was inspired by John Wesley Harding. John currently lives in Austin, Texas.WebsiteTwitterTrailerEpisode playlist on AppleEpisode playlist on SpotifyListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 13th May 2022This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts  

Singer/Songwriter/Actor John Doe tells terrific tales: hanging with Dennis Quaid and Winona Ryder in Memphis, gigging with Nick Lowe in London and hearing his voice come out of Christian Bale's mouth in Todd Haynes's Dylan biopic I'm Not There.Did John's appearance with LA punk band X on the Letterman Show in 1983 inspire Dylan's wild 1984 set with The Plugz? What did he say when he suddenly found himself face-to-face with Bruce Springsteen at that Grammy thing? Did Jerry Lee Lewis actually call him a "fucking asshole" the first time they met? John raves about Tulsa's new Bob Dylan Center and answers all the above questions, as he presses on…John Doe and his bandmates in X made 6 studio recordings from 1978-1993. He has recorded 9 solo records, collaborating with Patty Griffin, Dan Auerbach, Aimee Mann, Don Was, Kathleen Edwards, Dave Alvin and Greg Liesz. Doe has acted in over 50 films and television productions including Road House, Great Balls of Fire, Pure Country and Roswell. His musical side projects include work with The Knitters and The Sadies. Doe co-wrote the definitive book about the LA punk rock scene, Under The Big Black Sun. His new album, Fables In A Foreign Land, was inspired by John Wesley Harding. John currently lives in Austin, Texas.WebsiteTwitterTrailerEpisode playlist on AppleEpisode playlist on SpotifyListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 13th May 2022This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts  

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).

Chris and Glenn pick shelves selected at random by our Discord and talk about the games in them and why they're still in the collection, plus a chat about the Asmodee acquisition by the Embracer Group.CREW INFO:Follow Chris on Twitter/Instagram at @techdudetxFollow Glenn on Twitter at @gcarrereJoin the conversation on the Party Chat Discord! Head to https://bit.ly/PartyChatDiscord to join!Download the Curtain Call RPG Starter Kit at curtaincall.games today for FREE!TIMESTAMPS0:00 - Theme 0:37 - Introductions 0:54 - Monologue - Reflecting on 2021 - Hopes for 2022 3:31 - Side Topic - Asmodee being bought out by Embracer 5:40 - What does this acquisition mean to you/Gaming 13:36 - Embracer ALSO acquires Dark Horse - What could this acquisition mean? 17:46 - Main Topic - Tour de Kallax - What's on our game shelves, how they're organized - How they're organized is first 23:41 - What's on 'em! 24:33 - Brian's Kallax Pick for Glenn! - Small games - Miscelanious pieces! Starfluxx, Daring Contest, Bananagrams, Dragon Slayer, Speak Easy, I Hate Zombies, Scallywag, Super Munchkin, Slap .45, The Resistance, Avalon 38:47 - Matt's Kallax Pick for Chris! - Takenoko, Elysium, Chai, Machi Koro 47:56 - Aaron's Kallax Pick for Glenn! - TMNT: Shadows of the Past - The Works Edition, Forbidden Sky, Quantam 53:00 - Shadrende Kallax Pick for Chris! - Dinosaur Island Rawr and Right, Onitama, 25 Words or Less, That Time You Killed Me 1:01:00 - WRAP UP 1:02:45 - bit.ly/partychatdiscord plug 1:03:00 - Call for Reviews! 1:03:21 - PLUGZ. 1:04:04 - Happy New Year!/Outro

Brian barrels through the backstory of his favorite televised rock n roll performance, connecting punk rock, alien movies and Bob Dylan's conversion to Christianity along the way. This episode brought to you by Stamps.com:  Sign up with promo code POD for a special offer that includes a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale. No long-term commitments or contracts. Just go to stamps.com, click the microphone at the top of the page, and enter code POD. SHOW NOTES: Songs in this episode: The Plugz – La Bamba, Larry Norman – UFO, Larry Norman – The Great American Novel, Larry Norman – I Wish We'd All Been Ready, Bob Dylan – Gotta Serve Somebody, John Lennon – Serve Yourself Vulture article with clips to all of the performances: https://www.vulture.com/2015/05/strange-saga-of-dylans-first-letterman-gig.html Harmonica Gate Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/bobdylan/comments/giwbk4/harmonicagate_story_jokerman_on_letterman_1984/ https://78sand45s.wordpress.com/2014/02/04/bed-of-lies-bw-chains-of-freedom-by-cruzados-arista-109-488-german-release-recorded-in-1987-in-los-angeles/ The Plugz – La Bamba: https://youtu.be/tb3b_b1535w Repo Man trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLGrXGEMOSo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repo_Man_(film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_Vineyard_Churches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Norman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Girard https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/bob-dylan-jesus-trouble-no-more-bootleg-series-volume-13-slow-train-coming-u2-a8031031.html Larry Norman tribute album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqJ_R0r-drc&list=PLX3vEJ8epL7KybDlh_UBQdI19QsvWrGHg&index=4 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infidels_(Bob_Dylan_album) Sweetheart Like You video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpRKstHl7Y0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Letterman

This is Play That Rock'n'Roll's interview with author Keith Miles about his books, "BOB DYLAN IN LONDON" and "BOB DYLAN IN THE BIG APPLE". In this interview, we discuss how this project came to be and dive into some of the famous stories from Bob's time in London in the ‘60s, like his infamous on-camera argument with folk-singer Donovan and the time he was called a “Judas” for going electric. We discuss Bob's return to London in the early ‘90s for the World Gone Wrong album, and then we move to New York for a few stories, like his legendary 1984 appearance on Late Night with David Letterman with the punk rock band the Plugz. Signed copies of BOB DYLAN IN THE BIG APPLE available here: https://www.bobdylanisis.com/product/bob-dylan-in-the-big-apple-troubadour-tales-in-new-york/ Follow Keith on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/barberville Follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast​ Find us on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/playthatpodcast

Reid, Blayne, and Ashley are joined by one of the shows top Patreon supporters, Ari Hillman, to review their takeaways from Round 15 and preview some of the top options going into Round 16. 20:00 - Housekeeping 32:05 - Transfer Players Worth Targeting 41:09 - Player Targets for Round 16 1:14:58 - Plugz

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Maybe She by Arthur Russell on Love Is Overtaking Me (Audika) 3′32″ Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) (Album Version) by Kris Kristofferson on The Silver Tongued Devil and I (Monument Records) 7′07″ You Were On My Mind by Judy Roderick on Woman Blue (Vanguard Records) 10′27″ Love Me When You Can by Merle Haggard on I'm Always on a Mountain When I fall (MCA Records) 13′45″ Canción Mixteca by Harry Dean Stanton on Partly Fiction (Omnivore Recordings) 16′24″ This Day and Time by Rusty Kershaw on Cajun In Blues Country (Rhino) 23′13″ Where I Lead Me by Townes Van Zandt on Delta Momma Blues (Fat Possum) 25′53″ Waymore's Blues by Waylon Jennings on Dreaming My Dreams (RCA Records) 28′34″ I See the Want To In Your Eyes by Gary Stewart on Out of Hand (RCA Records) 31′06″ I Don't Want to Go Home by Sir Douglas Quintet on The Mono Singles '68-'72 (Sundazed Records) 34′12″ I Don't Want to Talk About It by Crazy Horse on Crazy Horse (Reprise) 39′25″ Going Down To the River by Mississippi Fred McDowell on The Alan Lomax Recordings (Mississippi Records) 45′48″ Free Man In Paris by Joni Mitchell on Court and Spark (Asylum records) 49′05″ It Ain't Fair by Ben E. King on Anthology (Rhino) 51′25″ Blue Jade by Buddy Emmons on Emmons Guitar Inc. (Emmons Guitar, Inc.) 55′42″ Reel Ten by The Plugz on Repo Man OST (MCA Records) Check out the full archives on the website.

Expanded request show on the theme of songs that are famous in English sung in other languages, from Italian to Russian, from Japanese to Portuguese and from German to Malagasy amongst others.

The record producer and Los Lobos saxophonist reflects on his stellar career, including his early days with seminal L.A. groups like the Blasters, the Flesh Eaters, Top Jimmy, and the Plugz. He was at ground zero for the 70s/80s punk-roots explosion, and he’s produced more cool records than you can shake a stick at. Steve’s seen a lot and isn’t afraid to talk about it. Tonight the Troubled Men are all ears. Topics include a first dose, a bad reaction, a memorial, a first Grammy, the road to L.A., the Soul Survivors, dinner with Gregg Allman, Casablanca Records, a first session, Richie Hayward, Phast Phreddie and the Precisions, the Alvin brothers, the Cathay de Grande, David Lee Roth, the Zero Zero Club, a music store job, a first baritone, Lee Allen’s influence, a first production, Chris D., making “Kiko,” Mitchell Froom, a David Baerwald record, the Smithereens, the Crystal Ballroom, Morphine and Mark Sandman, a new Los Lobos record, remote productions, and much more. Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Ghost Cave Lament” from “I Used To Be Pretty” by the Flesh Eaters Outro music: “Colossal Head” from “Colossal Head” by Los Lobos

The record producer and Los Lobos saxophonist reflects on his stellar career, including his early days with seminal L.A. groups like the Blasters, the Flesh Eaters, Top Jimmy, and the Plugz. He was at ground zero for the 70s/80s punk-roots explosion, and he’s produced more cool records than you can shake a stick at. Steve’s seen a lot and isn’t afraid to talk about it. Tonight the Troubled Men are all ears. Topics include a first dose, a bad reaction, a memorial, a first Grammy, the road to L.A., the Soul Survivors, dinner with Gregg Allman, Casablanca Records, a first session, Richie Hayward, Phast Phreddie and the Precisions, the Alvin brothers, the Cathay de Grande, David Lee Roth, the Zero Zero Club, a music store job, a first baritone, Lee Allen’s influence, a first production, Chris D., making “Kiko,” Mitchell Froom, a David Baerwald record, the Smithereens, the Crystal Ballroom, Morphine and Mark Sandman, a new Los Lobos record, remote productions, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Ghost Cave Lament” from “I Used To Be Pretty” by the Flesh Eaters Outro music: “Colossal Head” from “Colossal Head” by Los Lobos

The record producer and Los Lobos saxophonist reflects on his stellar career, including his early days with seminal L.A. groups like the Blasters, the Flesh Eaters, Top Jimmy, and the Plugz. He was at ground zero for the 70s/80s punk-roots explosion, and he's produced more cool records than you can shake a stick at. Steve's seen a lot and isn't afraid to talk about it. Tonight the Troubled Men are all ears. Topics include a first dose, a bad reaction, a memorial, a first Grammy, the road to L.A., the Soul Survivors, dinner with Gregg Allman, Casablanca Records, a first session, Richie Hayward, Phast Phreddie and the Precisions, the Alvin brothers, the Cathay de Grande, David Lee Roth, the Zero Zero Club, a music store job, a first baritone, Lee Allen's influence, a first production, Chris D., making “Kiko,” Mitchell Froom, a David Baerwald record, the Smithereens, the Crystal Ballroom, Morphine and Mark Sandman, a new Los Lobos record, remote productions, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Ghost Cave Lament” from “I Used To Be Pretty” by the Flesh Eaters Outro music: “Colossal Head” from “Colossal Head” by Los Lobos

Dan and I somehow finessed (not really) 3 free sandwiches from our local spot. What a great way to start the day! Also everyone wish Brian a happy birthday because he is, contrary to popular belief, dee-pressed. Head on over to @DumbAssBros_Pod on Instagram and tell him to stop being a little bitch. Enjoy!

Back by popular demand (and we don't use the word demand lightly-you know who you are) we've returned from hiatus to bring you another season of fascinating guests and a look at how we're navigating current conditions, as we continue on our mission to keep rock ‘n roll alive. As the pandemic drags on, we ride the roller coaster of emotions and discuss plans for our next writing/recording sessions...if we can just book some studio time. Meanwhile, we're pleased to share our conversation with a guy who has worn many hats during his long music career. Tony Marsico grew up in a family of sandwich makers just outside of Philadelphia. His biggest influence might be his older brother Frank, a virtuoso jazz drummer. Tony's taste however ran more toward the Ramones and after cutting his teeth in many a Holiday Inn playing covers, he made the move West in 1980 and entered the burgeoning LA punk scene in the seminal band, The Plugz. The group evolved and became The Cruzados, releasing two successful records on Arista and touring extensively around the world, including epic arena support slots with Fleetwood Mac and INXS. When the ride was over Tony became a much sought after sideman, thumping his bass for legends like Dr. John, Neil Young, Roger Daltry and a singer/songwriter called Bob Dylan, on an iconic TV appearance on Late Night with David Letterman. He has also led a working band in the Socal area for years, a swinging little jazz outfit called the Martini Kings. He's an author, composer, hustler, survivor and a friend who was gracious enough to appear on our Rock-a-thon and again with us here. Join us as he tells his tales and offers sage advice from the road. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/7HorseNation/support

Continuing our multi-episode series featuring Dylan's bands over the decades; tonight, we feature Dylan's tours abroad in 1978 and 1984. On "Who Did It Better?" the song is "License to Kill," and we ask you who did it better live, Bob Dylan in 1984 or Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in 1992 at the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Celebration? Go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote between the versions from Dylan & Tom Petty.

The co-founding drummer of Thelonious Monster discusses his history with the band beginning with the 80s post-punk Hollywood scene that included the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction, and Manny Chevrolet's Too Free Stooges. It's a stroll down memory lane filled with pitfalls and highlights that ultimately leads to redemption. The Troubled Men remain unredeemed. Topics include the end of the Circle Bar, a rich history, a test result, a priest's porn shoot, a glimmer of hope, a new venture, a name change, a first meeting, a new band, a celebrity sighting, an L.A. heyday, a first record, Dick Rude, Fishbone, the Plugz, tour hijinx, a mystery solved, a conspiracy theory, bad behavior, pissing with Tom Waits, a documentary, a new record, Martyn LeNoble, Dix Denney, Bob Forrest, a solo deal, band alchemy, emotionalism, Zander Schloss, a bit, a music academy, humility, the Unabomber manifesto, another theory, a notorious Pink Pop set, a rock moment, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Buy Another Gun” from “Oh That Monster” by Thelonious Monster

The co-founding drummer of Thelonious Monster discusses his history with the band beginning with the 80s post-punk Hollywood scene that included the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, and Manny Chevrolet’s Too Free Stooges. It’s a stroll down memory lane filled with pitfalls and highlights that ultimately leads to redemption. The Troubled Men remain unredeemed. Topics include the end of the Circle Bar, a rich history, a test result, a priest’s porn shoot, a glimmer of hope, a new venture, a name change, a first meeting, a new band, a celebrity sighting, an L.A. heyday, a first record, Dick Rude, Fishbone, the Plugz, tour hijinx, a mystery solved, a conspiracy theory, bad behavior, pissing with Tom Waits, a documentary, a new record, Martyn LeNoble, Dix Denney, Bob Forrest, a solo deal, band alchemy, emotionalism, Zander Schloss, a bit, a music academy, humility, the Unabomber manifesto, another theory, a notorious Pink Pop set, a rock moment, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Buy Another Gun” from “Oh That Monster” by Thelonious Monster

Two hours of trashy garage, punk, rock, soul and fury with host DJ Jdub. This week: a bunch of good stuff! Outrage Radio playlist - Oct. 9, 2020: [0:00] 1. Beastie Boys – Time For Livin’ 2. Black Mambas – Baby, I’ll Give It To You 3. Sonic’s Rendezvous Band – Electrophonic Tonic 4. The Neatbeats – Do The Global Twist [12:12] 5. Idles – War (2020) 6. Osees – Terminal Jape (2020) 7. Wire – I Am The Fly 8. Buzzcocks – Oh Shit! 9. The Cramps – Human Fly 10. Eddy Current Suppression Ring – You Let Me Be Honest With You 11. Brandy – UFO’s To Heaven (2020) 12. Burning Bus – Irrational Front (2020) [35:26] 13. Death Valley Girls – Under The Spell Of Joy (2020) 14. The Misfits – Horror Business 15. Toys That Kill – Bullet From The Sky 16. Crackups – White Fruit (2020) 17. Paris – Walk Like A Panther (2020) 18. Motorhead - Iron Fist [53:08] 19. The Delta Bombers – Mississippi Bayou 20. Los Infernos – Tomorrow 21. Anmls – No Nos Ven 22. The Guilty Hearts – Too Far Down 23. Brujeria – California Uber Aztlan 24. Adolescents – L.A. Girl 25. The Plugz – Berserktown 26. Cadillac Tramps – Shake [1:16:12] 27. The Trashwomen – Justine 28. The Vendettas – Can’t Stop 29. GBH – State Executioner 30. Fear – We Destroy The Family 31. Boss Hog – Sick 32. Silverfish – One Silver Dollar 33. Bad Brains – Intro/I Against I 34. Fugazi – Public Witness Program 35. The Stitches – I Can’t Do Anything 36. The Briefs – Sylvia [1:41:58] 37. Van Halen – Take Your Whiskey Home 38. Van Halen - Spanish Fly / D.O.A. 39. Van Halen – Ain’t Talkin ‘Bout Love 40. Van Halen – Could This Be Magic? 41. Van Halen - Eruption Outrage Radio broadcasts Thursday nights 9-11PM (pacific) at LuxuriaMusic.com.

The proverbial farrago hodgepodge of miscellaneous sub-underground - and relatively commercial! - rocknroll from the last six decades. New stuff from STAFFERS, GEN POP, THE SHIFTERS, NEO NEOS, SILICONE VALUES, TELEPHONE NUMBERS, SEX TIDE, JASON HENN and TREASURY OF PUPPIES - plus a knockout Velvet Underground track from a new bootleg LP. Oh - and The Plugz (pictured), Scratch Acid, the Count Five, Uzi and a quartet of "modern music" gems from my 7th grade record collection. Track listing:PINK FLOYD - Vegetable Man (2010 mix)GEN POP - Bright Light PeopleJASON HENN - Kimono PhotoshootTHE PLUGZ - Mindless ContentmentSILICONE VALUES - Utopian FuturesNEO NEOS - Neo Neo Last StandU.X.A. - U.X.A.TREASURY OF PUPPIES - Sapfo Livin'VIVIAN GOLDMAN - Private Armies DubUZI - Criminal ChildSCRATCH ACID - Spit a KissSEX TIDE - Bad RepSTAFFERS - Pastor CarsonTHE SHIFTERS - Left BereftTELEPHONE NUMBERS - LeviathanMICKY & LUDELLA - I Believed Your LiesCOUNT FIVE - Double Decker BusGRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOR - Local GirlsELVIS COSTELLO - Oliver’s Army THE KNACK - Good Girls Don’t THE PRETENDERS - The Phone CallVELVET UNDERGROUND - Foggy Notion (live at the 2nd Fret, Philadelphia 1970)

A look at a song released at the height of Dylan's career that could have been so much more. Dylan on Letterman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP85Uc6H79U 'DANIEL ROMANO'S OUTFIT DO (WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN) "INFIDELS" BY BOB DYLAN & THE PLUGZ' https://outfitdoesinfidels.bandcamp.com/album/daniel-romanos-outfit-do-what-could-have-been-infidels-by-bob-dylan-the-plugz Support the podcast, buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/benburrell Or Paypal me: https://paypal.me/benburrellpodcasts Written, produced and narrated by Ben Burrell.  Bob Dylan: Album By Album is a Fuelled By Coffee media production www.fuelledbycoffee.net (http://www.fuelledbycoffee.net/) Disclaimer: I do not own any music used in this podcast. It is used for education and discussion purposes under fair use law.

Beginning in March of 2020, while most of the world was in lockdown mode due to COVID, Daniel Romano did something truly remarkable: He began releasing an album nearly every week on his Bandcamp page. On this week's Fretboard Journal Podcast, we talk to the Canadian musician about his prolific output this year: from a track-by-track re-creation of Bob Dylan's Infidels album played as if the Plugz were Dylan's backing band, to his British folk-inspired Alias Ensemble album, and all points in-between. We hear about some of the self-imposed rules he gives himself when recording, his current gear of choice, his forthcoming (ninth) album for 2020, 'How Ill Thy World Is Ordered' (out Sept. 18, 2020 on You've Changed Records) and a lot more. Romano is one of our favorite musicians and it was great to get a peek at his creative process. Further reading: The story of the Plugz and Bob Dylan's appearance on Letterman.  This episode is sponsored by Retrofret Vintage Guitars and Mono Cases.  Support the podcast by picking up a PDF or print subscription to the Fretboard Journal. 

Hanged Up; Do Make Say Think; Ennio Morricone; Saltland; Kammerflimmer Kollektief; The Plugz; John Zorn; Arthur Vint & Associates; Ennio Morricone; John Zorn; Arthur Vint & Associates; Lakuna; Axel Krygier; Ennio Morricone; Friedrich Paravicini; Lorenzo Senni; Soma; Ennio Morricone; Orgasmo Sonore; Temporary Soundmuseum; Soma; Friedrich Paravicini; Gruff Rhys / Lisa Jen; Ennio Morricone; Orgasmo Sonore; Ennio Morricone; Progressive Future Music; Ennio Morricone; John Zorn; Majbour; Ennio Morricone; Alex Attias; John Zorn & Portishead.

We got the fever, so we're putting LOVE ON ICELAND (2020) and: It's a lot of pressure ... THEME ... Hopelandic ... The minimum amount of movie ... Inheriting a wildlife preserve ... Iceland is the plot ... Not obstructing the scenery ... BREAK ... TV's Andy Levy chat ... Plugz ... Icelandic surnames ... The Expositional Challenge ... Plot Mop-Up: Johann's poly interests; Charlie's choice of career or kisses; Northwestern and Evanston ... Happy Endings abroad ... Old people: the best part of the movie ... End the movie now! ... Four screenwriters ... Overheard convo quit ... More scenic footage, pls ... BREAK ... Spot the Angel: Nobody, or Johann ... Put-upon tour guide ... Scandinavian reptiloids ... Amiable love-interest ... Journalismism: Podcasting, fun stories to listen to; drunk-sounding boss; Icelandic actors; decently plausible podcast network ... Some Brief Observations on the Nature of Jolly Ranchers ... Eat Your Heart Out: Plausibly Scandinavian food; herring supreme ... Letters to Santa Interruption: Mo Bacon trucks are product placement; Bacon Jammers ... Eat Your Heart Out Resumed: Hot chocolate spa; compass points to burning eggs; B&B kitchen invasion ... The Hallmark Expanded Universe: Travel agencies and charter flights all the way down to a photographers' agency ... BREAK ... Overdetermined: Before the credits even finish; then again six minutes later ... Crossover: Chicago Dullard vs. Michael Lewis and Bjork ... BREAK ... Rating: 2.5 ... "I haven't been outside that much" ... Good bacteria ... The Leftovers: Arrow ... Clare Niederpruem ... Overlooking director Mariah Carey ... Leif Ericsson ... B-52's ... Vacationing spoiled rich kids ... Booking without double-checking ... Andre Agassi's camera ... Sigur and Rose ... Virgin Mountain ... Turn around and look ... Bubble hotel ... Merry Christmas! • MUSIC: "Mama Angola," by Retro Stefson • "Holiday," by FM Belfast • "Reykjavík," Sykur • "Svo hljótt," by Sigur Rós • "Mílanó," by Sigur Rós • "Glósóli," by Sigur Rós • All other music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne, except: "Orchestral Sports Theme" by Chris Collingwood and Rick Murnane 

Gather around kiddies for these bizarre tales of punk rock debauchery, battling bears, porno soundtracks and notorious serial killers- courtesy of the legendary rock and roll virtuoso, Tito Larriva. This episode we will chat with Tito about his long strange history starting with his punk roots playing in The Plugz to the paranormal happenings around his latest album "8 Arms To Hold You" by Tito and Tarantula. So join Saucey, Odell and Tito for all the Angry Verbal Cockroaches we can Musically Machete into your Mindlessly Content EarHoles.

SARA KATE WILKINSON finds LOVE AT FIRST DANCE (2018) leads to: Cat intercourse ... THEME ... It's a beautiful day in Hallmarkia ... Rockin' pneumonia ... Pleasant and frictionless ... Pretty movie ... The Expositional Challenge ... Prescribe more air horn ... BREAK ... Plot in 15 Minutes: Inoffensive meet-cute conflict ... Swedish New York aristocracy ... Gorgeous business fiancée ... Niall Matter Appreciation Station ... Busy time for the market ... You take care of the flowers ... How to hold a cat ... Pond standing ... Hallmark Get off the Fence ... This woman is brave as hell ... Real-dancer butt differential ... BREAK ... Spot the Angel: Mutual muses or nothing! ... Classic Lines: Becca Tobin, tiny, in-character clothes and pretty; Adriana's false wedding-dress anxiety; Frank Gehry dress; sweet friends, no ulterior motives; matter, Niall mind; off-the-rack suits, shapeless tie; athlete-ass couture; boater-ass vibe ... Eat Your Heart Out: Cake tasting in a food desert; pastry turducken ... Hallmark Expanded Universe: Surly wedding planner from The Convenient Groom; dead Beetlejuice case worker vs. Very Very Valentine and Summer in the City ... Statuesque women ... BREAK ... Overdetermined: Writing your own book jacket; friendly, decent and sexless; I just want company at this point ... Crossover: Dancing movies and class distinctions; Waaaarriiiiorrrrrrs; what is the timeline here; frictionless rich-people problems; it was handed to me; Whit Stillman's Metropolitan ... Making your brokerage underwrite your plays ... Rating: 3.5 ... It *is* boring ... BREAK ... Plugz! ... The Leftovers: Nothin' but A names ... I. Am. Delivering. ... IMDB dive ... GOOP self-care capitalism ... Parking on the right side in London ... Making Sara Kate defend Buble ... Reading the Economist ... Not co-habitating ... Let's f*ck ... Merry Christmas! ... • MUSIC: "Fuck You If You Don't Like Christmas," from Crudbump, by Drew Fairweather • "Da' Dip," by Freak Nasty • "Big Bottom," by Spinal Tap • "Candy," by Dag • All other music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne, except: "Orchestral Sports Theme" by Chris Collingwood and Rick Murnane

THE BRAT "Pledge Of Allegiance" Pledge Of Allegiance Burger Records (2019) https://burgerrecords.11spot.com/the-brat-pledge-of-allegiance.html The Brat was a Chicano punk rock ensemble originating from the barrios of the East Los Angeles, California. Its three core members consisted of lead singer Teresa Covarrubias, lead guitarist Rudy Medina, and alternate lead & rhythm guitar player Sid Medina. From their conception in 1979 to their eventual break-up in 1985, The Brat contributed to the customization and inter-meshing of multiple musical and cultural models that culminated in a distinct East Los Angeles, Chicano punk sound. Hard-working and politically-conscious, The Brat nurtured a DIY punk scene, which in East L.A. was defined by unofficial venues and backyard shows because the wealthier West L.A. club owners controlled the popular Westside market. By the time the famous Club Vex was founded in 1980 by Los Illegals frontman Willie Herron, who desired an official venue to host East L.A.'s numerous underrated bands, who were mostly Chicano, The Brat had become one of the best known acts in the area. In late 1980 The Brat was signed as the flagship band to Fatima Records, an upstart new label launched by another local punk group, The Plugz. This collaboration resulted in The Brat's only recorded album, the EP Attitudes, a five-song collection of some of their popular originals featuring Covarrubias' aggressive, yet melodic, punk vocals critiquing social inequality and Rudy Medina (aka "Rudy Brat") and his urgent guitar hooks played over a reggae pop-punk beat. The Brat never found breakthrough success and remained an underground East L.A. Chicano act until breaking up in the late '80s. This cassingle features three tracks; one new song, one old, and one remix.

Reid keeps it simple this week and is joined by co-hosts Mike and Blayne to go over all of the important results from Round 30 and preview the most promising games from Round 31. They keep things moving at a steady pace but Reid takes a moment during the NYCFC preview to pause and breakdown how to use Johnson in a Keeperoo in Round 31. They wrap everything up with a shout out to the top scores from the MLSFI Hosts league and their plugz. It's a quick show but covers everything you need to know before Round 31 games start on Wednesday. Round 30 Team Recaps – 1:39 Round 30 Review – 5:21 Housekeeping – 10:23 Injury News – 14:04 Round 31 DGW Preview – 16:09 Round 31 SGW Preview - 26:58 Player Picks – 40:45 Community Time – 44:42 Plugz – 46:24

Reid and Mike sit down with fantasy pro and battle bot designer Phil Luetchford to review the biggest fantasy takeaways from Round 26 (Rivalry Week!) and preview all of the upcoming action for Round 27's BIG Double-game slate. In addition to the review they also go over the teams that have become fantasy duds over the past few weeks and which ones could hold hidden points. They wrap things up the usual way with a DGW Game-by-game team preview, talk about potential SGW options, and reveal their early player targets. Be sure to check it out before games start of Wednesday at 8:00pm 2:13 – Round 26 review 7:10 – Round 26 Game Takeaways 20:50 – Which Team are Fantasy Write-offs? 25:30 – Housekeeping 28:19 – Injury News 30:43 – Round 27 preview DGW 47: 51 – Round 27 preview SGW 51: 03 – Player Picks 55:32 – Community Time 58:05 – Plugz

Reid and Mike get together with New York Derby expert Tim Shaw to talk about all of the exciting RIVALRY action in Round 26. They start the show with a short review of the important fantasy takeaways form Round 25 including the latest injury news before the big El Trafico match. Things get a little silly during the Round 26 previews but top fantasy match ups and players are identified and options are given in case lineups don't go as expected. It's a great preview and a must listen before Round 26 starts on Wednesday. 2:05 – Round 25 Review 14:58 – Housekeeping & September Plug 18:14 – Injury News 21:12 – DGW Preview 26:46 – SGW Preview 31:57 – ORL v ATL wrestling Match 49:50 – Players Picks 54:23 – Community Time 56:56 - Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne are joined by Patreon Supporter and former league champion Jessup Gage to break down everything that happened in the first week of the 2018 Fall Fantasy season. They start our with a short recap but quickly get sidelined by a discussion about the red cards in Houston and then jump feet first into the first reactions to the price and budget changes for the Fall season. Things get back on track with after that with the injury review, a team by team breakdown of Round 24, and this the big reveal of HOW WIEBE DID in our league! The discussions make this episode long, but they are definitely worth it! _______ 2:18 – Round 23 Team reviews 8:44 – Round 23 Game Takeaways 22:30 – Reactions to Fall Season Price and Budget Changes 41:31 – Housekeeping 46:16 – Injury News 48:46 – Round 24 Preview 1:13:16 - Player Picks 1:22:08 - Community Time 1:24:00 - Plugz

(Updated from Original Posting) Reid, Mike, and Blayne are joined by Patreon Supporter Special Guest Josh Lewis (AKA CatNip Junkies) to review all of the Fantasy takeaways from Round 20 and take a short detour to talk about Mike Petke’s amazing post-game interview. After that, Reid covers many of the important points to keep in mind while picking your final team for the Spring Fantasy season and reminds every one of which teams are participating in midweek domestic cup games. They conclude the show with a breakdown of which DGW players are worth grabbing this week and which SGW games offer the most fantasy point potential. Round 21 starts on Wednesday at 8:00pm so be sure to listen before then! 1:50 - Round 20 review 18:24 – Petke Rant 28:17 – Housekeeping Fall Fantasy Season Open Cup Canadian Cup Patreon by Josh 36:02 – Injury News 40:00 - Round 21 DGW 45: 50 - Round 21 SGW 59:15 - Player Picks 1:06:03 - Community Time 1:08:05 - Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne are joined by Patreon Supporter Special Guest Josh Lewis (AKA CatNip Junkies) to review all of the Fantasy takeaways from Round 20 and take a short detour to talk about Mike Petke’s amazing post-game interview. After that, Reid covers many of the important points to keep in mind while picking your final team for the Spring Fantasy season and reminds every one of which teams are participating in midweek domestic cup games. They conclude the show with a breakdown of which DGW players are worth grabbing this week and which SGW games offer the most fantasy point potential. Round 21 starts on Wednesday at 8:00pm so be sure to listen before then! 1:50 - Round 20 review 18:24 – Petke Rant 28:17 – Housekeeping Fall Fantasy Season Open Cup Canadian Cup Patreon by Josh 36:02 – Injury News 40:00 - Round 21 DGW 45: 50 - Round 21 SGW 59:15 - Player Picks 1:06:03 - Community Time 1:08:05 - Plugz

This week, we air an encore broadcast: Guitar Meister Dweezil Zappa talks with Chris Cordani on Revenge of the 80s Radio. Zappa discusses his music from his debut album he recorded at the age of 15 to his most recent work. We also find out the status of his long-running “What the Hell Was I Thinking” project, his Dwezilla music camps and the music of his father, Frank. Zappa also helps Gregg Hammond’s Global Jam 4 Peace Foundation, which puts musical instruments in the hands of at-risk young people who are unable to afford them.We also play music from The Triffids, The Alarm, Doug & the Slugs, The Fools, Squeeze, Cactus World News, The Plugz and more.If you like our show, please feel free to help us keep going through our Patreon Page.Learn To Play Guitar Fast. Step by stdeo lessons make learning fun and easy. Start today. .Revenge of the 80s Radio also broadcasts each week on our affiliate radio stations:* Q93.5FM – WTBQ FM, Warwick, NY, US* Rock 103 FM, Central Illinois* Q107 FM, Peoria, Illinois* The Big 80s Radio – Appleton, WI* Flashback Radio, Honolulu, Hawaii* Totally 80s – 88.4 FM, Beindorm, Spain* Surf FM – 87.6 FM, Melbourne, AUS* Radio 80s – 87.6 FM, Korumburra, AUS* Seymour FM – 103.9 FM, Seymour, AUS* Greater Home Radio – 96.7FM, Holbrook, New South Wales, AUS* Indigo FM Radio Network – 88.0 FM Beechworth, AUS; 88.0 FM Yackandandah, AUS; 87.6 FM, Corowa, AUS; 87.6 FM Rutherglen, AUS* Elwood FM – 89.1 FM, Melbourne, AUS* Whaley Radio – 107.4FM, High Points, UK* WMAC Radio – 107.3FM, Manchester, UK* 80s & More – Internet Radio, U.K.* Radio Vera – Limerick, Ireland* TKO Replay – Internet Radio, U.K./Spain

Reid (via the traveling MLSFI studio) is joined by Mike and Blayne to review the important Fantasy takeaways from Round 18 and prep for the upcoming massive Round 19 DGW which start TUESDAY! Mike and Blayne get distracted by an early episode rant about the fantasy value of Minnesota players and everyone weighs in on what kind of future production we can expect from LAFC wonder forward Adama Diomande. They then break down Round 19 focusing on the DGW teams before wrapping up with a preview of the MLSFI H2H playoffs! 1:27 - Round 18 Review 17:13 - Housekeeping 19:41 - Injury News 12:11 - Round 19 DGW Preview 51:53 - Lone SGW Options 57:05 - Player Picks 59:40 - Community Time 1:02:54 - Plugz

The score to Repo Man by The Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne sit down to break down all the unexpected results from last week's big Double Game Week and touch on two of the biggest recent announcements in MLS: Gambling and Rooney. After that they Break down the best DGW players to load up on, tip which SGW teams are worth investing in, and list their current target players. Games start on Wednesday so be sure to listen before then! 6:24 - Round 11 Takeaways 14:28 - Why was this DGW so strange 17:29 - SCOTUS and Gambling 20:31 - Rooney 2 MLS 25:09 - Housekeeping & Injury News 28:19 - Reddit Questions 33:36 - DGW Team Reviews 39:06 - SGW Team Reviews 53:32 - Player Picks 1:01:37 - League Update 1:03:38 - Plugz

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Reid, Mike, and Blayne are joined by Parker Cleveland from Dirty South Soccer to chat about Round 9 and debate who currently is the best team in MLS (injuries or not). They then move into their discussion of games and player recommendation for the upcoming Round 10 and drop more hints about the special MAY The 4th Episode that will drop later this week. It's a must listen for all fantasy managers who want to get a head start on their Round 10 planning. 2:15 - Round 9 review 17:00 - Greatest MLS Team Debate: ATLvNYCFCvTOR 23:24 - Housekeeping & Injury report 26:34 - Reddit Questions 31:46 - Round 10 Game by Game Preview 52:27 - Chalkboard Picks 55:57 - League Updates 58:14 - Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne are joined by Phil Luetchford to talk about his recent trip to England and the upcoming MLS Fantasy round. They start things out touching on some of the most important fantasy moments from Round 8 and Mike is sure to get a few digs in on the Red Bulls. After that, they answer a few Reddit questions about modifications to the price change system and preference for Autoroo and Transfer players. They wrap everything up with a game by game preview of Round 9 and a THUNDERDOME bestrewn Mike and Phil over NYCFC v DAL.  May the 4th is just around the corner, so don't forget to keep an eye out for our upcoming MLSFI Star Wars Special Episode! Available first to our AMAZING Patreon supporters. 7:04 - Reid's Round 7 Review 23:00 - Housekeeping 28:38 - Reddit Questions 41:10 - Round 9 Preview 1:02:10 - Chalkboard Picks 1:06:30 - League Updates 1:07:30 - Plugz

Reid and Mike are joined by Tim who is back from his recent trip to Aruba and ready to review the first DGW of the season and all the fantasy winners from Round 7. After Mike treats everyone to a welcomed short injury list the guys answer a couple of Redit questions and discuss the best way to deal with the rising costs of defenders and keepers. They wrap everything up with with a game by game review of the upcoming Round 8 and reveal which teams are worth picking up 4 players from. Oh and Tim gets a little slap happy with his 3-0 predictions. Stay tuned during the final Plugz to hear about a special upcoming video later this week. 7:32 - Reid's Round 7 Review 17:18 - Housekeeping 22:41 - Mike and Tim talk Expensive Defenders 31:56 - Round 8 DGW Preview 49:00 - Chalkboard Picks 56:34 - League Updates 59:49 - Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne sit down to talk about some of the most fantasy relevant moments from Round 6 and preview the upcoming Double Game Week that is Round 7. Before they get into their previews, Mike and Blayne also take a moment to reflect on how they undersold the entrance of Zlatan and apologize to the MLS Fantasy community. Then it's down to business and they preview Round 7 and we find out just how many NYCFC players Mike thinks people should start. It's a great episode from start to finish and the League Updates and Plugz hold some special moments. #Noobaroo 5:40 - Round 6 Review 18:00 - Housekeeping 24:02 - Mike and Blayne accept Zlatan 26:22 - Round 7 DGW Preview 31:00 Round 7 SGW Preview 47:06 - Chalkboard Picks 54:30 - League Updates 57:09 - Plugz

Reid, Mike, and Blayne sit down to go over all the strange and unexpected events from Round 5 and preview a very unpredictable Round 6. Which teams are going to get a clean sheet, will road teams see continued success, how does Mike really feel about the score tracking system, and how long will it take Reid to realize he wrote down the wrong away team? It's our usual combination of fantasy analysis and community discussion. A must listen before you set your team for Round 6. 6:08 - Round 5 Review 20:42 - Housekeeping 23:26 - Injury report 25:11 - Reddit Questions - Philosophy for using “Differential” players? - How to balance Value building with Price gain - Thoughts on the Giovinco PM negative points situation? 40:14 - Round 6 Game by Game Review 53:22 - Chalkboard Picks 58:43 - League Updates and Plugz

It's more 1980s; it's more sci-fi, but with some punk rockers, a latino militant rebel group, Harry Dean Stanton, and lots of generic groceries! Yup, it's time for Lee and Daniel to check out Alex Cox's Repo Man from 1984. Lee starts off fairly intoxicated and just gets worse, but the conversation is as fun as hell. Listener comments and what the hosts have listened to are also covered. "Repo Man" IMDB Featured Music: "Repo Man" (instrumental version) by Iggy Pop; "Coup D'Etat" by The Circle Jerks; "Reel Ten" by The Plugz"; and "Repo Man" by Iggy Pop

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Welcome back to Another Sacked Manager Tottenham Podcast. This episode we discuss the terrific Stoke 4-0 win. We shoot back in time to 1983, and have a look at the newly released (but old) Dr Who animated series. Follow us on twitter @spurssackagain Blog : anothersackedmanager.wordpress.com Facebook and Instagram : "another sacked manager" COYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tito Larriva hasn't stopped working in 40 years. His many musical disguises (The Plugz, The Cruzados, Tito & Tarantula) have paralleled his second career in the movie business, both as an actor and a soundtrack legend. At the core of these many personalities is the heart of a musical genius and shapeshifter who has found much success by being the right guy for the job and always good at what he does. His career has spanned everything from porn to Pee-Wee Herman and Swayze to Tarantino. Get turned on to an excellent musician and a consummate artist.  http://www.titoandtarantula.com/WELCOME.html

After taking an unplanned holiday last week, Jam Sandwich returns in classic form. On today's episode, Super Producer Dan and I break in the all new Friesen Point Studios after I botched my first attempt with home recordings. We listen to The Cure and Joy Division, talk about our sexual awakenings, and briefly contemplate time. There's a few little glitches in this one, but you probably won't even notice. If anything, it just goes to show whatta scrappy lil' show I run for you, the people. If there's one thing I want everyone to take away from this one it's "Respect the space of others, you stupid licker." Oh and go 'like' the facebook page cause I found a scan of the page from Madonna's sex book (mentioned in the episode) which I will include in the posting. You'll dig it. 

Click to Play Playlist:Lakeside Trailer Park, Beat FarmersOn the Road Again, Willie NelsonRoute 23, Wayne HancockWhite Lightning, Waylon JenningsBuckaroo, Buck OwensThanks a Lot, Ernest TubbLonghaired Redneck, David Allan CoeBranded Man, Merle Haggardfungus among us, Hugh Barret and the victorsMaybelle, Jack CrayWhole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On, Big MaybelleCasting My Spell, Roy OrbisonI've Got It Made, Thomas WayneScorpion, The CarnationsThinkin' About You, Checkmates InternationalI Can Beat Your Drum, FevertreeGo Gorilla, The IdealsKool It, The ImpacsThe Phantom Dragster, The Bobby Fuller FourPablo Picasso, Jonathan Richmond & the Modern LoversHombre Secreto, The PlugzI Got A right, StoogesKeep a Knockin', The SonicsTornado, The JiantsHillbilly Wolf, Link WrayU.F.O.s, Big Rigs and BBQ, Mojo NixonPiece of dead meat, Slapping SuspendersThe Call Of The Wreckin Ball, XNo More Hot Dogs, Hasil AdkinsSwing the Big Eyed Rabbit, The CrampsThe Meat, DeadboltMystery Meat, Man or Astro ManWar Pigs, Melissa Auf Der MaurKing of the Road, Roger Miller

We've got sounds found at a frat party just before it gets out of hand, a funeral cortege up Montgomery Street, poetry from Jim Morrison and Vicky takes a call from a fan. There's also music from Bjork, the Plugz, Curtis Mayfield, the Specials, English Beat, Laura Nyro, Lykke Li, Betty Carter & Ray Charles, Nellie Mcay, Yves Montand, Steel Pulse, Clark Terry with Oscar Peterson and Quincy Jones. We welcome your comments and mp3 submissions. Reach us at elbeat@comcast.net

Featuring the following artists: 1.Von Iva 2.Astra Heights 3.The Monitors 4.Marianne Dissard 5.Will Elliott 6. Burning Sensations 7.The Pogues 8.Joe Strummer 9.The Plugz

The co-founding drummer of Thelonious Monster discusses his history with the band beginning with the 80s post-punk Hollywood scene that included the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction, and Manny Chevrolet's Too Free Stooges. It's a stroll down memory lane filled with pitfalls and highlights that ultimately leads to redemption. The Troubled Men remain unredeemed. Topics include the end of the Circle Bar, a rich history, a test result, a priest's porn shoot, a glimmer of hope, a new venture, a name change, a first meeting, a new band, a celebrity sighting, an L.A. heyday, a first record, Dick Rude, Fishbone, the Plugz, tour hijinx, a mystery solved, a conspiracy theory, bad behavior, pissing with Tom Waits, a documentary, a new record, Martyn LeNoble, Dix Denney, Bob Forrest, a solo deal, band alchemy, emotionalism, Zander Schloss, a bit, a music academy, humility, the Unabomber manifesto, another theory, a notorious Pink Pop set, a rock moment, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/troubledmenpodcast/) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “Buy Another Gun” from “Oh That Monster” by Thelonious Monster

The record producer and Los Lobos saxophonist reflects on his stellar career, including his early days with seminal L.A. groups like the Blasters, the Flesh Eaters, Top Jimmy, and the Plugz. He was at ground zero for the 70s/80s punk-roots explosion, and he's produced more cool records than you can shake a stick at. Steve's seen a lot and isn't afraid to talk about it. Tonight the Troubled Men are all ears. Topics include a first dose, a bad reaction, a memorial, a first Grammy, the road to L.A., the Soul Survivors, dinner with Gregg Allman, Casablanca Records, a first session, Richie Hayward, Phast Phreddie and the Precisions, the Alvin brothers, the Cathay de Grande, David Lee Roth, the Zero Zero Club, a music store job, a first baritone, Lee Allen's influence, a first production, Chris D., making “Kiko,” Mitchell Froom, a David Baerwald record, the Smithereens, the Crystal Ballroom, Morphine and Mark Sandman, a new Los Lobos record, remote productions, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Order GR8 Escape Choc Chip Cookies/ Use Promo Code TROUBLEDCOOKIE15 for 15% discount [here.](https://velobarcbd.com/gr8-escape/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Ghost Cave Lament” from “I Used To Be Pretty” by the Flesh Eaters Outro music: “Colossal Head” from “Colossal Head” by Los Lobos