RSS FeedPotluck Breakfast Wed September 29, 2010
"Nostalgia is a seductive liar" -George Wildman Ball
Last show for 2 weeks. This is the unofficial PLB HS Reunion show featuring long blocks of choice cuts from my HS days. Of course, it's not all nostalgia on todays PLB. Good new stuff by Das Racist, Lil Wayne, Frankie Rose and the Outs plus a whole host of other stuff. Check it.
Catch you again on 10/20. Until then, download the podcast by right clicking or control clicking on "get mp3" and be sure to scroll further down and to the right and sign up for the PLB to download automagically via an RSS feed to your itunes.
L8S.
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Killradio Presents the Weekly News in Review 28 September 2010
The news show of science and reason!
What we have here is this week's Weekly News in Review from harpers.org (and the killradio news team)
also includes What's the Harm? a guide for critical thinking -- this time discussing harm by Scientology! Yep, I said it. Scientology may have a lot of attorneys and may intimidate its enemies, but the fact is, it's a bogus religion and it is the ENEMY of reason and health. Hear how people have DIED by following the advice of Scientologists. Hey, you want to believe their crap, go right ahead, but if you listen to this you've been warned.
Meanwhile, the rest of the world is as screwed up as usual. Plus it got up to 113 degrees in Los Angeles on Monday. Jesus Christ!
If you do listen to this news, will you drop me an email to chillroom@gmail.com? I doubt I'll ever hear from anyone, certainly haven't heard from anyone yet, but who knows when I could be surprised?
No commercials. Plenty to think about. Be prepared to think.
Recorded Friday 24 September 2010 at 10:00pm PST.
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prankcallshow.Wed_0922_2010_0540PM
Tooks honored her boss, Ingrid who died on Monday. Colin Ambulance called an acupuntralist about moving to Hawaii with genital bulus impetigal and "crying all the time"; Shaddy called about his pet coyote; Amy consulted a woman about her overdue 1500 dollar balance for wall urinals currently being delivered. Chivo got a Ben and Jerry's to let him talk to customers. Vibeke called a Macdonalds as a baby with an alcoholic mom.
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Potluck Breakfast Wed, September 22, 2010
"When people believe in boundaries, they become part of them." —Don Cherry
Thanks for checking out the Potluck Breakfast! If you remotely enjoy it, please pass the link to your friends and co-workers.
Today's Breakfast was full of jazz, blues and topped off with a full hour of nothing but new tunes. Good stuff.
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Cheerios,
jeff
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Rev's Show!
<<<128K Stereo>>>
082010
Bad weather caused us to be late. Rev. Dak recommends the Blue Star Cafe and the punk rock people who frequent it. Barly's ride announcement, more on foo d and stuff, how the p hone banks are overheating because of the hot weather. A call from DJ. Chicken Leather, funky microphone cables in our studio, Associate Producer Jeff is in the studio as well, room for bikes on the Blue Turtle Bus. Tall ships and draw bridges, the Rose Bowl and giant floats, How hot it was last year, A music set from REV. DAK. What a man-o-war is, if all the creatures have mouths, jelly fish, Hanging out at the Gold Room, Another set from REV. MOOK, talking about the funk yodeler, Eating taco's from the Sadam truck downstairs, The evolution of the Rev's Show. Jeff's topic of the day - gross bathroom manors, because of bad plumbing, wireless technology, Net Neutrality issues, Black and Mild cigars, what looks to be a volcano, Blackwater, Nuclear submarines, Civil War Submarines, "Iron Sides" the Bends, Reverend Dak music set. Another phone call from DJ. Chicken Leather closes out the show.
Get MP3 (129 MB | 7127:04 min)
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Not So Shy John 9/19/10 Music Therapy
September 19, 2010
Radio therapy. Understand that the songs you see played are interspersed with various commentary; today begins with commentary on this week's news, that one out of every seven Americans is "under the poverty level" of income. I see a certain psychological state that accompanies the state of a lower (or nonexistent) income. More on that, but I played The Red Devils, Automatic, ShyJohn, Nothin' In The World, and a reading, "Wrong Love", People Are Strange snippet, Jay Howard's, Red Rooster snippet, Jay Howard and ShyJohn on harp,Skate or Die, Teenage Bottlerocket, Walk Like an Egyption, by the Bangles, Sacred Reich, Sweetleaf, also by The String Quartet.
Next set, Goin' to the Church, Red Devils, then an interesting study, of Devil Woman, written and done first by Lester Butler, and then by Bruce Willis, off of YouTube. Then, a kind of walk in time and the real therapy session starts. Spirit in the Sky, Norman Greenbaum. War Pigs, Ozzy, Honky Tonk Women, Pat Benetar and company, Free Money, Patti Smith, and Work Song, Paul Butterfield. Paul Young, Walkin by Myself, Pearl Jam, Life Wasted, Peggy Lee, Fever, and The Best is Yet to Come.
Pickin on Santana does Black Magic Woman, bluegrass style. I slip in A Pirate's Life For Me, by The Pirates of the Caribbean, and then I played a single given to me by the beautiful Dee Dee Corona, Come On! I like that patriotic stuff, if it's done right, with heart. As Dee Dee was compared to Wendy O Williams, by Zed here in the studio, I put on Stand By Your Man, done metal by Wendy and Lenny of Motorhead, and The Plasmatics doing I Love Sex. Followed that with Poison doing Once Bitten, Twice Shy.
Then, in honor of Oktoberfest, I found a very quiet version of Ray Davies doing Oh! Demon Alcohol, and an Ozzy song of the same name, that's a different song. Had to do Sue Jack Daniels, Reverend Horton Heat, and Liquor, Beer and Wine. Then, I had a lapse, and started this Polkacide song, The Weiner Dog Polka....how embarrassing! So, anyway, Then, Flogging Molly does Every Dog Has It's Day, then Jet'Eme, by some French people.
A Frank Zappa set, Honey, Don't You Want a Man Like Me?, Wowie Zowie, More Trouble Comin' Every Day, and then, even More Trouble Comin' Every Day, the original, and the Live at the Roxy in '74, How Could I Be Such a Fool? Frank asks a lot of Questions. Then, a visit to the Hank Williamses, We Don't Use The "F" Word in Country, Jr., and then two from III, Go Fuck You (if you don't like our Hillbilly sound), and Pop Country Really Sucks, and, so you don't think I'm a Negative Nelly, I played Miley Sirus doing Zip A Dee Doo Dah, and Jerry Murad's Harmonicats, Music To Watch Girls By. Whiew!
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