Monthly Archives: May 2016

#239

May 24, 2016

Rock show that travels deep into fun, with treats such as the Pete Shelley cover by The Japanese Girl, and Peter Dayton (La Peste), solo Doss Sylvain Slyvain, Lydia Lunch Retrovirus covering Suicide, and Billy /Childish project The Shall I Say Quois. All this along with that 3 track opening salvo of fave’s faves – I LOVE those 3…

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Artist	Song	Release	Label
The Summer Hits	Honey Machine	Beaches And Canyons 1992-96	X-mas Records
Map of Africa	Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys	Map of Africa	Whatever We Want
Eddie and The Hot Rods	Quit This Town	Life on the Line	Captain OI
Sylvain Slyvain	Rockin’ Good Time	New York’s a Go Go	Easy Action
Ronnie Spector	Darlin’	Siren	Polish Records
Wreckless Eric	Grown Ups	Wreckless Eric	Stiff
MC5	Tonight	Back in the USA	Atlantic
The Shall I Say Quois	It’s Hard To Be Happy	Shall I Say Quoi?	Damaged Goods
Roogalator	I Feel Good (I Got You)	Love and the Single Girl	Virgin
Black Randy and The Metrosquad	Give It Up Or turn It Loose	“Pass the dust, I think I’m Bowie”	Dangerhouse
Johnny Thunder	Critic’s Choice	Critic’s Choice	Easy Action
John Cale	Praetorian Underground	Caribbean Sunset	Ze Records
The Pop	Go!	Go!	Arista
Twinkeyz	1000 Reasons	Alpha Jerk	SS records
Ralph Carney & David Thomas	Sunset In Hibernia	Bowling Balls From Hell	Clone Records
J.J. Burnell	Jellyfish	Euroman Cometh	Mau Mau

Artist	Song	Release	Label
J.J. Burnell	Jellyfish	Euroman Cometh	Mau Mau
Hitmen	Don’t Hit Girls / Mercenary Calling	Hitmen	WEA Australia
Generation X	Triumph	Sweet Revenge	Munster Records
Stiv Bator	Don’t Go Away	Do You Believe In Magyk	Easy Action
Epicycle	Radical Attitude	You’re Not Gonna Get It: 1978-81	Hozac Records
Peter Dayton	Last Supper	Sharp Cuts	Planet Records
Steve Treatment	Taste Your Own Medicine	All Dressed For Tomorrow	Munster / Messthetics
Hawkwind	Hassan I Sabbah	Hassan I Sabbah	Cherry Red
Lydia Lunch Retrovirus	Frankie Teardrop	Urge to Kill	Rustblade Records
The Japanese Girl	Telephone Operator	You Should Have Switches	Munster Records

#238

May 10, 2016

A post-punk electronic show. The Prats recorded in Edinburgh 1978, but have the post-punk sound, as do 39 Clocks, that tracks like Disintegrators (from ‘Cold Waves of Color 2’) blend into their electronics, as do Manicured Noise. John Cale never needed to live in any scene, and the 1984 track here shows that. Binder Quintet show they can fit in this show playing jazz. Like artists on the Ze label (he is not) Henri Pierre Noel blended the influences for a dance club.

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Artist	Song	Release	Label
Waldamer Schwartz	Taza de Oro	Sheer Rocks – Music On The Rocks Volume One	Secret Life Records
Regelbau	Sun & Steel (Timeman & CKs part II)	Warm Regards	Regelbau
Hysteric	Badaduba	Extra Terrestrial	Mysidian
Mouth	Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea	Voyage To the Bottom of the Sea	Emotional Rescue
Unknown	unknown	WYWH	Light Sounds Dark
Manicured Noise	Freetime	Northern Stories 1978/80	Caroline True Records
John Cale	Model Beirut Recital	Caribbean Sunset	Ze Records
The Lord	Space Is The Base	Cold Waves of Color	Color Tapes
Arpadys	Monkey Star (Original Version)	Cosmic Machine – The Sequel – Original and Remixed Versions	Because

Artist	Song	Release	Label
39 Clocks	Heat of Violence	Cherrystones: Critical Mass/Splinters from the Worldwide New-Wave, Post-Punk and Industrial Underground 1978 – 1984	Touch Sensitive
V2	Nothing To Do	Greater Manchester Punk 1977 – 81	Vinyl Revival
The Prats	Disco Pope	[Cease & Desist] DIY!	Optimo Music
Disintegrators	Elixir Vapor	Cold Waves Of Color: Volume 2	Color Tapes
Marvin & Guy	Dancity (feat. Athena)	Dance Abilities	Young Adults Recordings
Kejeblos feat Momo Love	Autobahn Dub	Just Me No You	Phantom Island
Binder Quintet feat. John Tchicai	Sirato (Dirge)	If Music Presents: You Need This! A Journey into Deep Jazz	If Music
Henri Pierre Noel	Funky Spider Dance	The Reflex Versions	Wah Wah 45s
Brian Harden	Elementary (edit)	FAS011	Father & Sons Productions

#237

May 3, 2016

Electronic show with several Polish artists (Eltron, Lutto Lento, Naphta, Unitrax, Selvy), several chilled out tracks (Dip In The Pool, Bella Figura, Floating Points, Land Of Light, Damien Lynch, Khidja, Cantoma), plus Judy Nylon and Patti Palladin (Snatch) in solo guises, Red Axes edit of Shocking Blue’s Love Buzz, reggae with The Noodleman and disco with MFSB.

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Artist	Song	Release	Label
Dip In The Pool	Silence	Dipper 1985-91 Dipping	Warner Japan
Eltron	The Light	The Light EP	Transatlantyk
Lutto Lento	Cold Water	Mond Hehe EP	Transatlantyk
Naphta	Boomerang Disco	Enter the Dagon	Father & Son Records & Tapes
Unitrax	Oasis (Water of Love)	Polnoc / Poludnie	Transatlantyk
Selvy	Take to the Sky	Missing the Light	Father & Son Records & Tapes
Floating Points	For Marmish	Elaenia	Pluto
Bella Figura	Better Man (Craig Bratley Instrumental)	Better Man (Craig Bratley Remix)	Claremont 56
Land Of Light	Flares (Tambien Remix)	Remixes 1	ESP Institute

Artist	Song	Release	Label
Land Of Light	Flares (Tambien Remix) [continued]	Remixes 1	ESP Institute
Damien Lynch	Safe House	The Heights	ESP Institute
Unknown	untitled (F1)	Alien Galaxy Builder	Light Sounds Dark
Khidja	Looki	Looki	Love On The Rocks
Cantoma	Abando (instrumental)	Tabarin	Highwood Recordings
Patti Palladin	Memo From Turner	Memo From Turner	Eruption Records
Judy Nylon and Crucial	Jailhouse Rock	Pal Judy	On-U Sound Records
Red Axes	Der Sexa	Edit Service 001	Edit Service
The Noodleman	Acid King	Dancehall	Red Motorbike
MFSB	Mysteries of the World	NYC 1980	Edit & Dub Recordings