April 12, 2016

A rock show that is not afraid to cross into other waters, such as Gay Marvine’s re-edit of Iggy Pop’s Nightclubbing, The B0-Key’s cover of Percy Sledge ‘Dark End of the Street’ or Annabel Lamb’s cover of The Doors ‘Riders On The Storm’. Many fine track here!

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March 29, 2016

A pleasing (to me) rock show that touches on all the right places, put this one on and go about your business. Look in a mirror and notice you are smiling!

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March 8, 2016

Rock show that starts with krautrock (Harmonia) and jazz (Baird Hersey with Dave Leibman) and soul-jazz (Stanton Davis’ Ghetto Mysticism) before landing squarely in rock, with a few detours to other tracks from the above, plus a track from Trinidad & Tobago with Shadow. The show closes with Australian band Hitmen sounding a lot like The Dictators.

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January 19, 2016

Rock show that like Austin TX, ‘keeps it weird’ – the show starts with Claudia Bonarelli’s glitch, then proto-witch house from Psychic Reality before breaking into chaos with M’Lumbo. Then off to France for Jean-pierre Massiera disco-not-disco. At that point the rock starts, though not without other detours, like the track by Manchester’s Andi Hanley. NYC no wave artist Mark Cunningham (Mars) in his Spain Raeo guise appears next. The Revenge re-edits an Ian Dury, making it non-recognizable except for moments. Krakow’s Marcin Swietlicki does a track. I want to make sure you hear the Boots For Dancing track – I love that band!

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September 29, 2015

Rock show with some awesome tracks, and lovingly paired one, like Crime followed by La Peste. Ngozi Family show Zamrock fits in a hard rocking’ show, and Liquid Liquid show they can fit anywhere. Buzzcocks bassist Steve Garvey appears in 1980 as Bok Bok, and Ned Doheny closes out the show smoothly.

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September 8, 2015

In this rock show, we hear 4 tracks from the Soul Jazz comp ‘PUNK 45: Burn, Rubber City, Burn – Akron, Ohio: Punk and the Decline of the Mid-West 1975-80′, a odd Terje Guns N’ Roses re-edit, the Boston band Cyclones (ex-Tommy Gun & The Hit Squad) and a band I had really high hopes for but seem to have disappeared: The Severed Limb.

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August 25, 2015

Opening with a track from the Spiky Dread comp, this show features rock looked at through a slightly different view, be it the reggae-tinged one of Dangerous Girls, the 1969 Zamrock-like psyche of The Search Party, the Black Randy And The Metrosquad cover of Theme from Shaft, Todd Terje ‘s re-edit of Roxy Music, Goblin’s cinematic prog from Italy, Cleveland band Mirrors, Supermax’s 1977 German individual vision, or any of the other sonic explorers in this show.

Opening with a track from the Spiky Dread comp, this show features rock looked at through a slightly different view, be it the reggae-tinged one of Dangerous Girls, the 1969 Zamrock-like psyche of The Search Party, the Black Randy And The Metrosquad cover of Theme from Shaft, Todd Terje ‘s re-edit of Roxy Music, Goblin’s cinematic prog from Italy, Cleveland band Mirrors, Supermax’s 1977 German individual vision, or any of the other sonic explorers in this show.