Playlist for 5-28-10, featuring Harry Perry's 1995 album "Greatest Hits of the Millennium"

Here it is...the last in this 10-album series of full-lengths being played on the program. I (sort of) saved the best for last, because Harry Perry's album is one I've been wanting to do for a while now.

For starters, here's some info about this dude:

"Harry Perry is a Venice Beach boardwalk musician famous for playing an electric guitar on rollerblades while wearing a turban. Harry Perry is also known by his Sikh name Har Nar Singh Khalsa, and by his musical moniker, the Kama Kosmic Krusader." - Wikipedia

"Harry Perry is perhaps the most enduring and high-profile street performer in the world. On a pair of in-line skates (quads in his earlier days), Harry has worked the Venice Beach boardwalk since 1974. He has earned a cherished reputation among the good folk of Southern California, and cuts an unforgettable image in his trademark attire of a white robe, white turban and big smile, playing his red and white electric guitar. He has his own Wikipedia entry, there is a statue of his likeness installed at Disneyland in Anaheim and he appears in countless wall murals around the city. Harry has a several page bio on IMDB (having made myriad cameo and acting appearances in such noted films as, 'White Men Can't Jump'� and 'Point of No Return'. He has composed tracks for film and T.V. and has released several albums as the Harry Perry Band� in which he continues to perform at venues around Los Angeles." - broowaha.com

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Playlist:

May 28 - 1:55 AM	???	To Kill a Mockingbird Extra Credit Song	Extra Credit Songs compilation		No		e/d
May 28 - 1:49 AM	Rick Mason and Rare Feelings	I Dream of Love	The Inner Dimensions of Rick Mason and Rare Feelings		No		e/d
May 28 - 1:45 AM	Y. Bhekhirst	Rain in Summer	Hot in the Airport		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 28 - 1:40 AM	Harry Perry	Zoo Man (Reprise)	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:35 AM	Harry Perry	How Soon is Now	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:31 AM	Harry Perry	Zoo Man	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:27 AM	Harry Perry	Man on Mars	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:23 AM	Harry Perry	Message	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 28 - 1:19 AM	Harry Perry	Out of Control	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:16 AM	Harry Perry	World of Freaks	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:11 AM	Harry Perry	Nam Myoho Revenger KYO	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:07 AM	Harry Perry	Invaders	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 28 - 1:04 AM	Harry Perry	Heads of Skin	Greatest Hits of the Millennium	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 28 - 12:57 AM	Caninus	Fear of Dog (Religious Myths)	Now the Animals Have a Voice		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:49 AM	Buddy Max	The Birthmark Story	Songs in the Key of Z, Vol. 2		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:49 AM	Arcesia	Mechanical Doll	Reachin'		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:43 AM	Jem Targal	Bumble Bee Drive	Luckey Guy		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:38 AM	Kit Ream	Memories	All That I Am		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 28 - 12:31 AM	Hasil Adkins	She Said	Out to Hunch		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:27 AM	The Protomen	Unrest in the House of Light	S/T	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 28 - 12:24 AM	Soggy	I Feel on Top of the World	S/T		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:18 AM	Carles Santos	Conversa	Voicetracks		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:16 AM	Brian Wilson	Too Much Sugar	Sweet Insanity		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 28 - 12:07 AM	Cold Sun	South Texas	Dark Shadows		No		e/d
May 28 - 12:00 AM	Pekka Airaksinen	Ratnasikhin	Buddhas of Golden Light		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d

Here's the tracklist from Harry Perry's album:

1. Heads of Skin

2. Invaders

3. Nam Myoho Revenge KYO

4. World of Freaks

5. Out of Control

6. Message

7. Man on Mars

8. Zoo Man

9. How Soon is Now

10. Zoo Man (Reprise)

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Playlist for 5-21-10, featuring Randy Holden's 1970 album "Population II"

Here's a loud one for ya--

I've had this album in my collection for quite a while now, but I figured it'd be something either WIDR's 60's program or 70's program would've gotten into, and I didn't want to do any overlapping. But, it seems like I'm in the clear and this record has apparently never been played on WIDR except by me.

Randy was once a replacement guitarist for the proto-metal band Blue Cheer. At least, he played on one side of their record 'New! Improved!' and then decided they were 'sissy napping music' and started his own, heavier project. Now, if you've heard Blue Cheer, you'll no doubt realize that it would've been hard to craft something heavier than that in the late 60's...but, Holden was nuts.

For his first (and only?) solo album, Randy enlisted a drummer who could play keyboards with his feet so that they could just be a duo. They rented out an opera house or something just to hold all of Randy's massive amp stacks. Holden has said that the tempos of his songs are so slow because of the really intensive song arrangements on the drummer's part.

Here's what some folks have said about his record:

"...What we hear is a little under a half an hour’s worth of Holden’s super-slowed and heavy guitar riffing/wailing/soaring. The pure sludge of it will cause cracks in your ceiling, all the windows of your room, the sky itself and possibly even your brain. It’s almost as though Holden is trying to make his drummer sense his purpose is futile and bolt the studio door to leave him alone to continue his deafening work as it dwarfs everything in its path as guitar solo upon guitar solo reduce Lockheed’s drumming to function more as punched pillows in the background. And Holden’s volcanic eruptions continue as slow as molasses and fiery as lava, spewing forth a barrage to drown out even the caterwauling-ness of his own vocals...not to mention his rhythm and bass guitar tracks." - The Seth Man from Julian Cope's Head Heritage site

"While never attaining his rightful place in the pantheon of heavy rock guitar gods, Randy Holden will always be held in high regard for creating Population II - one of greatest high-volume displays of all time and an all-out monster of an album.

Best known for his brief tenure in Blue Cheer that lasted long enough for him to appear on the second side of their New! Improved! LP, Holden signed an endorsement deal with Sunn amplifiers upon his departure and ordered twenty 200 watt speaker cabinets for use on his debut solo release. And he used them all. At once.

Paired with Chris Lockheed, who handled drums and keyboards simultaneously, Holden took aim at laying down not only the loudest album in recorded history, but the first to successfully bridge the divide between psychedelic rock and heavy metal. The result, a heavily reverbed affair with piles of reverse effects, beautifully controlled feedback and sparse arrangements that allowed plenty of space for the volume to stretch out, was far beyond what Black Sabbath, the Stooges or Led Zeppelin were up to around the same time.

Even more amazing is how for a guitar-centric album, Population II is completely devoid of clichés, superfluous guitar heroics or trite lyrics, yet oddly enough, this slice of heaven received only a limited release on the small Hobbit label and was quickly withdrawn by Holden's management under a veil of secrecy. Thankfully, it has been heavily bootlegged in great fidelity for nearly 40 years. It may not be your thing, but if you allow this one to sink in, you'll get completely lost in it." - user KiDG, rateyourmusic.com

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Here's the playlist for the program:

May 21 - 1:58 AM	Doris Norton	A.D.A. Converter	Personal Computer		No		e/d
May 21 - 1:52 AM	Bob Bell	Necropolis, Part 3	Necropolis		No		e/d
May 21 - 1:46 AM	Rangda	Bull Lord	S/T		No		e/d
May 21 - 1:38 AM	Anal Magic and the Reverend Dwight Frizzell	Family, Birth of Helio and Selene	Beyond the Black Crack		No		e/d
May 21 - 1:34 AM	Axis of Awesome	Four Chords	??	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 21 - 1:24 AM	Randy Holden	Keeper of My Flame	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 21 - 1:17 AM	Randy Holden	Blue My Mind	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 21 - 1:15 AM	Randy Holden	Fruit and Iceburgs (Conclusion)	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 21 - 1:13 AM	Randy Holden	Between Time	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 21 - 1:08 AM	Randy Holden	Fruit and Iceburgs	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 21 - 1:02 AM	Randy Holden	Guitar Song	Population II	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 21 - 12:54 AM	Jandek	Crazy	The Living End		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:51 AM	Robert Alberg	San Storms	S/T		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:48 AM	Bitter Blood Street Theater	Snake and Cave	Vol. 1		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:45 AM	Doronco Gumo	Umi	Old Punks		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:40 AM	Beautiful Losers	Nobody Knows the Heaven	Nobody Knows the Heaven		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 21 - 12:29 AM	Gleneil	Cheepy Chappy and Ito	Cruise It		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:15 AM	Hampton Grease Band	Evans	Music to Eat		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:15 AM	Wild Man Fischer	The Rocket Rock	An Evening with Wild Man Fischer		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:13 AM	Sensational	Tearin' it Up	Heavyweighter		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:10 AM	Fred Frith	Come Across	Gravity		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 21 - 12:05 AM	The Frogs	Get Yourself a Man (If You're a Man)	Made Up Songs 1-61		No		e/d
May 21 - 12:00 AM	V-3	My Neighborhood	Negotiate Nothing		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d

Tracklist for 'Population II':

1. Guitar Song
2. Fruit and Iceburgs (sic)
3. Between Time
4. Fruit and Iceburgs (Conclusion)
5. Blue My Mind
6. Keeper of My Flame

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Mo' tunes, HATE Noise Disc 5

In continuing with the unveiling of all the countless hours of home recordings I have, here is my most recent collection of 'solo' tunes. Usually, when between projects, I'll just throw down whatever ideas I have, but this time I was specifically going for a 'finished' product.

The music was recorded on a Fostex 8-track reel-to-reel machine with one SM-57, one SM-58 and one mic that was apparently too shitty to even have a brand name on it. Vocal overdubs and mixing done in Pro-Tools.

Description: The 5th disc under the guise of 'The HATE Noise.' I was going to do a little more with these recordings, but formed a group instead (taking our name from the song 'Coma Nova').

Personnel: Me, mostly, on all the instruments, although Matt Motzell plays saxophone on track 5 and there are various people's voices in the sound clips throughout.

Tracklist:

1. Sea of Pain
2. Smokin' Boulders
3. Apricot Guys
4. Political Song for George Forman to Sing
5. Coma Nova
6. Desert Song
7. Bummed Out on Mersh
8. User is Okay
9. Hair Farmer
10. Accident
11. Brown Eyed Girl

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There are 6 discs in the HATE Noise series, total...this being the 5th, but also the most recent recordings (the 6th is various odds and ends)...I'll be posting them all (probably, maybe) out of order, because they vary in quality.

As promised...here's the Orange Taylor

These are the demos for the second Orange Taylor LP. I played guitar, vocalized, and did a lot of the beat-production work in this group. The first 'real' incarnation of this group featured the four fellas in the photo above, but by this time we'd worked in a keyboardist/electronic specialist, who then became our bassist, and in consequence these recordings were reworked several times until nobody wanted to even hear the songs again. Now, however, they sound pretty goddamned cool.

Description: Orange Taylor's Untitled Second LP...more or less a weed-crazy, psychedelicized rap-rock odyssey.

Members: alternately, Papa Squat (aka Daddy Nothing, Father Zilch), The Professor, MC Sharks in the Swimming Pool, MC Hangover, Fives, Misselaineous, North Star, and our next door neighbor Sean

Tracklist:

1. Another Level
2. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag (And There's a Body in it)
3. Death Brings Certain Tax Deductions
4. Scamming the Entire Village
5. Aliens
6. Cigarettes and Change
7. Sad Camping (Studio Version)
8. NUMB3RS
9. Hills Like White Elephants (Except it's Really About Abortion)
10. Ugly Ass Panther Lookin' Motherfuckers
11. What a Beggar am I
12. Lumberjacks
13. Drunk Off Chicken
14. ...In a Cell (unfinished)
15. Dreamy
16. Mama Said Knock You L33T
17. Black on White (unfinished)
18. Pour Some Out
19. Freestyle (featuring Anonymous)

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Playlist for 5-14-10, featuring Robert Gilligan's 1987 album "Dark Rooms"

Last week's album was a very split-second decision, as I heard the record and literally decided to play it later that same day. I know next to nothing about this guy or his life, which is also strange for the program because I try to do research on each album I bring out.

Basically, what I know is that Robert Gilligan was half English, half Austrian, and that he played, recorded and wrote this album completely by himself shortly before killing himself. The music included on his album is kind of folk-rock, maybe like a really sloppy Neil Young or the Kenneth Higney tracks I played a while back. All the words, however, are about how being born is a curse, how everything sucks, and why we should all die (basically). This creates a very odd mood because the music isn't all that dark and depressing; just the words.

Here's pretty much the only review I can find of this record:

"Amazing Tortured Downer Folk Psych with a psych edge and Nick Drake influences. Crying for help atmosphere, paranoid lyrics, sparse guitar and drums backing.. Sadly Robert committed suicide shortly after this was released. One of the most intense Downer Folk Lp's out there" - Jellyfishrecords.com

As I said before, the rest of the program's music was pretty much just me cleaning house and getting rid of some of these tracks I've had on disc for way too long.

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Playlist:

May 14 - 1:48 AM	Ya Ho Wa 13	Side B	To the Principles for the Children		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 1:41 AM	L. Ron Hubbard	The Drone	Battlefield Earth		No		e/d
May 14 - 1:38 AM	The Unicorns	Jellybones	Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 14 - 1:35 AM	Robert Gilligan	In a Dark Room	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:31 AM	Robert Gilligan	Loser's Game	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:27 AM	Robert Gilligan	Journey to the Stars/Deeds of Nick Drake	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 1:24 AM	Robert Gilligan	The Disadvantage Being Born	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:24 AM	Robert Gilligan	Voices	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:20 AM	Robert Gilligan	The Trip	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:17 AM	Robert Gilligan	The Mourners	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:10 AM	Robert Gilligan	Sell Your Presence	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 1:08 AM	Happy Flowers	There's a Worm in My Hand	I Crush Bozo	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 14 - 1:06 AM	Robert Gilligan	A Poet Dies	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 1:02 AM	Robert Gilligan	On a Shelf	Dark Rooms	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 14 - 12:58 AM	Chrome	You've Been Duplicated	Half Machine Lip Moves	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 14 - 12:55 AM	Twilight Nuages	Lazy Sunday Afternoons	Untitled LP		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 12:49 AM	White Boy and the Average Rat Band	Sector 387	S/T		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:43 AM	Beautiful Losers	Nobody Knows the Heaven	Nobody Knows the Heaven		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:41 AM	Minister and Nuns	A Sad Story	When the Heart Sings		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:38 AM	Sandy Hurvitz	Three Hawks	Sandy's Album is Here at Last!		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:33 AM	Rockin' Rollin' Blues Band	Track 1	Wild and Untamed		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 12:25 AM	Silmaril	Poustinia	The Voyage of Icarus		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:22 AM	Jerry Solomon	Good Old Fashioned Date	Past the 20th Century		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:16 AM	Fire and Ice, Ltd.	I Just Thought of the Moon	The Happening		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:13 AM	The Rebels	Indian Rebels	Raks! Raks! Raks! Compilation		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:09 AM	Sproton Layer	Pretty Pictures Now	S/T		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 14 - 12:04 AM	Vyto B	Death Warrant	Tricentennial 2076		No		e/d
May 14 - 12:00 AM	Kurt Sutton	African Girl	Lonely Road		No	Bizarro Jerry

I think that this week's non-Obscuro! download will be some of my own stuff...a few people wanted the recordings of a particular group I was in, and we never really even got this shit out of the basement at the time, so I might as well. I'll throw together a little download-able file in a day or so.

Tracklist for the Robert Gilligan album:

1. On a Shelf
2. A Poet Dies
3. Sell Your Presence
4. The Mourners
5. The Trip
6. Voices
7. The Disadvantage Being Born
8. Journey to the Stars/Deeds of Nick Drake
9. Loser's Game
10. In a Dark Room

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Woops!....Playlist for 5-7-10, featuring Bobby Brown's 1972 album "Enlightening Beam of Axonda"

Well, I completely forgot to make any written document of last week's show, which wasn't all that bad. The album in question is some very spacey, very religious homemade psychedelic music, so I tailored the show to kind of fit around it. Bobby would've wanted it that way. Actually, he's probably still alive. Here's a review of his 1972 album from RateYourMusic.com:

"Bobby Brown stands as a shining example of a California musical eccentric. By the way, that's meant as a heartfelt compliment, rather than a slam.

Born and raised in Sacramento, California, by the early 1970s Brown was making a living as a one man band, playing up and down the California coast. As shown on the front cover, his act included an impressive home-made rig that contained some 50 instruments that were placed on racks that could be easily loaded and unloaded from a van. Brown would apparently cruise up and down the coast, stopping to play concerts for folks, selling copies of his albums from the back of his van.

So what's Brown's 1972 self-produced debut sound like? Well, as you probably guessed from the title, "The Enlightening Beam of Axonda" is pretty spacey, but in a surprisingly laidback and agreeable fashion. Brown had a nice voice (technically I think he'd be called a basso-profundo), that lent itself well to atmospheric tracks such as 'I Must Be Born', 'My Hawaiian Home' and 'Mama Knows Boys a Rambler'. (Brown's liner notes claimed he had a six octave range.) Lyrically Brown's hippy-dippy lyrics were pretty hysterical (here's brief quote from the liner notes: "an original contribution to the field of religion and science based on physics - to my knowledge not yet discovered by other humanoids-more revolutionary that Einsteins (sic) revelations or Newtonian physics - the application of this physics will perhaps (in fact) lead to the most significant changes in the history of humanity (plus total religious unity)." Complete with between-the-songs narratives, the album almost qualifies as a concept piece with a plotline apparently having to do with Brown's search for fulfillment, though I'm not quite sure how the space aliens and space travel fit into the storyline (?), That said, be warned that nothing here exactly rocks. Most of the ten tracks are quite melodic, tough in a new age kind of way. In fact, stuff such as 'Tiny Wind of Shanol' and 'Axonda' would be right at home playing as background music in something like the Nature Store. There are a couple of exceptions. 'Mamba Che Chay' was pretty experimental and did little for my ears, while 'Preparation Dimension of Heaven' sounded like a bad lounge act effort. Still, the set's goofy enough to be intriguing. " - RateYourMusic user RDTEN1

There you have it. Also, that picture at the top is the album cover and indeed features Brown's insane, home-constructed drumkit. For all the wildness of Bobby's music, it made for a pretty mellow Obscuro! which you can download a podcast of...

HERE


Playlist:

May 07 - 1:56 AM	Afflicted Man	Hippy Punk	The Afflicted Man's Musical Bag		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 07 - 1:53 AM	Balkan Beat Box	Kabulectro	??	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 07 - 1:34 AM	Bobby Brown	Tiny Wind of Shandl	Enlightening Beam of Axonda	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 07 - 1:29 AM	Bobby Brown	Oneness with the Forest	Enlightening Beam of Axonda	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 07 - 1:14 AM	Bobby Brown	My Hawaiian Home	Enlightening Beam of Axonda	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No		e/d
May 07 - 1:09 AM	Bobby Brown	I Must be Born	Enlightening Beam of Axonda	Bizarro Jerry's whacked-out album of the week	No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 07 - 1:04 AM	Centennialite	Intro to Public Access TV Show	Left Fieldists Compilation		No		e/d
May 07 - 1:01 AM	Waiting for Guinness	Chanson Pour Marie	??	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 07 - 12:55 AM	Dead Raven Choir	Sheep-Crook, Black Dog	My Firstborn Will Surely be Blind		Yes		e/d
May 07 - 12:49 AM	Mij	Door Keys	The Yodeling Astrologer		No		e/d
May 07 - 12:45 AM	Erica Pomerance	The French Revolution	You Used to Think		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 07 - 12:39 AM	The Kids of Widney High	Friends	Special Music from Special Kids		No		e/d
May 07 - 12:37 AM	Richard Cheese	Welcome to the Jungle	Aperitif for Destruction	requestical	Yes		e/d
May 07 - 12:32 AM	First Chips	My Love	Volume One		No		e/d
May 07 - 12:15 AM	Brother Ah	Love Piece	Sound Awareness		No		e/d
May 07 - 12:10 AM	David Koresh	Book of Daniel	Voice of Fire		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d
May 07 - 12:05 AM	The Sun Also Rises	Suddenly it's Evening	S/T		No		e/d
May 07 - 12:00 AM	The Electronic Hole	Love Will Find a Way III	S/T		No	Bizarro Jerry	e/d

I promise that now, since I'm jobless and have little else to do than put together a swingin' radio show, this page will have more frequent updates and downloads.

That in mind, here's the tracklist for Bobby's Brown, and the download link:

1. I Must Be Born
2. My Hawaiian Home
3. Oneness with the Forest
4. Tiny Wind of Shanol

Not sure if that tracklist is entirely accurate, because I've seen some different ones, but that's the tracklist I have. The download is in Megaupload instead of Mediafire because their site is fucking up right now.

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It's already been a week since this show, so that means I'll be on your radio at midnight tonight. I'm not entirely sure what tonight's show will be, but I'm pretty sure it'll have a lot of 'cleaning house' since there hasn't really been any good weird stuff popping up recently (at least, not good enough for MY show). Hopefully I'll be able to dig up some new records, but the pickin's are pretty slim right now. Whatever the case, it won't just be me repeating myself.