Friday, April 19, 2013
Society's Fault 4-12-13
More a'dat punk rock for ya. This is last week's show. We were training a DJ so it's kind of awkward at parts. That's okay, though. We're totally getting in fights with people on the air right now, so next week's podcast should be pretty enjoyable.
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Saturday, April 13, 2013
Obscuro! Mixtape #13...'Bright colors, white brothers'
I've always been fascinated by funk-metal (the genre focus of this week's mixtape)....most of it is so completely un-funky that the name doesn't even make sense. But, the basic concept is white metal dudes (usually thrashers) playing poor man's Parliament rhythms and kind of half-assing some rap over the top. Doesn't sound too great, right?
Usually, I'd say that's the case, but considering Mr. Bungle is often lumped in this genre, it can't be all bad. So, as usual, I wade through all the bullshit to bring you about 60 minutes of 'good' funk-metal. Now, I might be a little biased since I grew up with Faith No More and Snot and things of that ilk, but whatever, some good tunez here for springtime, and not a 311 song among 'em.
Some highlights include a cut by Tom Morello's (Rage Against The Machine) first band which isn't really that bad, and has some fancy guitar work of course, and a cut by the pre-KoRn band L.A.P.D. (which apparently stands for 'Love and Peace, Dude'--how stupid is that??) Also, some classix like Fishbone and Sugar Ray (yes, they used to be a funk-metal band) thrown in for good measure. ALSO a demo cut by Red Hot Chili Peppers...possibly their oldest song?
Usually, I'd say that's the case, but considering Mr. Bungle is often lumped in this genre, it can't be all bad. So, as usual, I wade through all the bullshit to bring you about 60 minutes of 'good' funk-metal. Now, I might be a little biased since I grew up with Faith No More and Snot and things of that ilk, but whatever, some good tunez here for springtime, and not a 311 song among 'em.
Some highlights include a cut by Tom Morello's (Rage Against The Machine) first band which isn't really that bad, and has some fancy guitar work of course, and a cut by the pre-KoRn band L.A.P.D. (which apparently stands for 'Love and Peace, Dude'--how stupid is that??) Also, some classix like Fishbone and Sugar Ray (yes, they used to be a funk-metal band) thrown in for good measure. ALSO a demo cut by Red Hot Chili Peppers...possibly their oldest song?
Society's Fault 4-5-13 - ZOLO edition...
Another episode of the proto-punk, punk and post-punk radio program I do. No Jake this week, so it's slightly less offensive than usual. The music is a little different than usual, however.
Here is the RateYourMusic description of Zolo:
The term "zolo" was first coined by Terry Sharkie via his "Zany Zolo Muzik Hour" radio show to describe a cross-section of bands and artists with similar approaches to music. Zolo is characterized by hyper, jerky rhythms, synthesized bleeps and boings, polka-dot percussion, chipper falsettos, zany imagery, and a Zappa-esque sense of humor. While Zolo contains elements associated with Progressive Rock or New Wave, Zolo itself is a creative thread that runs independently of both of these genres.
The article goes on to say that, while the term came about in the late 80's, it was applied back to a lot of 70's stuff like Gentle Giant and Todd Rundgren (at least a few albums of his). Soooo, that meant I could make a whole show out of it, still doing the proto-punk thing. Anyhow. I think we covered the genre pretty well. You decide, though.
Tracklist is on Mixcloud.
Here is the RateYourMusic description of Zolo:
The term "zolo" was first coined by Terry Sharkie via his "Zany Zolo Muzik Hour" radio show to describe a cross-section of bands and artists with similar approaches to music. Zolo is characterized by hyper, jerky rhythms, synthesized bleeps and boings, polka-dot percussion, chipper falsettos, zany imagery, and a Zappa-esque sense of humor. While Zolo contains elements associated with Progressive Rock or New Wave, Zolo itself is a creative thread that runs independently of both of these genres.
The article goes on to say that, while the term came about in the late 80's, it was applied back to a lot of 70's stuff like Gentle Giant and Todd Rundgren (at least a few albums of his). Soooo, that meant I could make a whole show out of it, still doing the proto-punk thing. Anyhow. I think we covered the genre pretty well. You decide, though.
Tracklist is on Mixcloud.
Labels:
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podcasts,
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WIDR FM
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Obscuro! Mixtape #12...'Nightsounds vol. 2'
More l8 nite shit for yall
G-funk synth madness for ridin' yer bike past some palm trees.
Some stuff you probably know, but that don't mean ya can't ride to it. Although, I was surprised by how few people have heard 'Deep Cover,' aka the world's introduction to Snoop Dogg....probably the best track Dre has ever produced/rapped on.
G-funk synth madness for ridin' yer bike past some palm trees.
Some stuff you probably know, but that don't mean ya can't ride to it. Although, I was surprised by how few people have heard 'Deep Cover,' aka the world's introduction to Snoop Dogg....probably the best track Dre has ever produced/rapped on.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Depressive Tongue Posse
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More Obscuro! podcasts for your listening pleasure...
It's been a bit, so I'm throwin' a few more of these on the site. The archive is ALMOST exhausted, but not quite.
Episode 64 - 4-23-10 EDDY DETROIT - 'JUNGLE CAPTIVE'
Tracklist:
Isaac Air Freight - KUSS
Esham - How Do I Plead to Homicide
Lewis - Cool Night in Paris
Edgar Broughton Band - Love in the Rain
Jan Terri - If You Want a Divorce
Vermonster - Grease of the Yak
Whitewood - Whitewood
Jim Shepard - Imagine This...
Harry Perry - World of Freaks
Konrad - My Girl
Skip Spence - Grey/Afro
The Shaggs - Sweet Things
David Peel and Death - Marijuana
Eddy Detroit - Seed of the Oyster
Eddy Detroit - Who Knows the Land
Eddy Detroit - Hubba Hubba de Gumbo
Eddy Detroit - Whiplash
Eddy Detroit - Owanga Bag
Eddy Detroit - Macumba Love
Eddy Detroit - Naked Grabe eating Ape-Links
Eddy Detroit - Jungle Captive
Eddy Detroit - Tiki Sun
Eddy Detroit - Honolulu Baby
Black Hole - Spectral World
Bruce Haack - Requiem
Companyia Electria Dharma - L'Harmoniosa Sinfonia D'un Cos. (Part 2)
Episode 65 - 4-30-10 DWARR - 'ANIMALS' (missing)
Episode 66 - 5-7-10 BOBBY BROWN - 'ENLIGHTENING BEAM OF AXONDA'
Tracklist:
The Electronic Hole - Love Will Find a Way III
The Sun Also Rises - Suddenly it's Evening
David Koresh - Book of Daniel
Brother Ah - Love Piece
First Chips - My Love
Richard Cheese - Welcome to the Jungle
The Kids of Widney High - Friends
Erica Pomerance - The French Revolution
Mij - Door Keys
Dead Raven Choir - Sheep-Crook, Black Dog
Waiting for Guinness - Chanson Pour Marie
Centennialite - Intro to Public Access TV Show
Bobby Brown - I Must be Born
Bobby Brown - My Hawaiian Home
Bobby Brown - Oneness with the Forest
Bobby Brown - Tiny Wind of Shandl
Balkan Beat Box - Kabulectro
Afflicted Man - Hippy Punk
Episode 67 - 5-14-10 ROBERT GILLIGAN - 'DARK ROOMS'
Tracklist:
Kurt Sutton - African Girl
Vyto B - Death Warrant
Sproton Layer - Pretty Pictures Now
The Rebels - Indian Rebels
Fire and Ice, Ltd. - I Just Thought of the Moon
Jerry Solomon - Good Old Fashioned Date
Silmaril - Poustinia
Rockin' Rollin' Blues Band - Untitled Track 1
Sandy Hurvitz - Three Hawks
Minister and Nuns - A Sad Story
Beautiful Losers - Nobody Knows the Heaven
White Boy and the Average Rat Band - Sector 387
Twilight Nuages - Lazy Sunday Afternoons
Chrome - You've Been Duplicated
Robert Gilligan - On a Shelf
Robert Gilligan - A Poet Dies
Happy Flowers - There's a Worm in My Hand
Robert Gilligan - Sell Your Presence
Robert Gilligan - The Mourners
Robert Gilligan - The Trip
Robert Gilligan - Voices
Robert Gilligan - The Disadvantage Being Born
Robert Gilligan - Journey to the Stars/Deeds of Nick Drake
Robert Gilligan - Loser's Game
Robert Gilligan - In a Dark Room
The Unicorns - Jellybones
L. Ron Hubbard - The Drone
Ya Ho Wa 13 - To the Principles for the Children (excerpt)
Episode 64 - 4-23-10 EDDY DETROIT - 'JUNGLE CAPTIVE'
Isaac Air Freight - KUSS
Esham - How Do I Plead to Homicide
Lewis - Cool Night in Paris
Edgar Broughton Band - Love in the Rain
Jan Terri - If You Want a Divorce
Vermonster - Grease of the Yak
Whitewood - Whitewood
Jim Shepard - Imagine This...
Harry Perry - World of Freaks
Konrad - My Girl
Skip Spence - Grey/Afro
The Shaggs - Sweet Things
David Peel and Death - Marijuana
Eddy Detroit - Seed of the Oyster
Eddy Detroit - Who Knows the Land
Eddy Detroit - Hubba Hubba de Gumbo
Eddy Detroit - Whiplash
Eddy Detroit - Owanga Bag
Eddy Detroit - Macumba Love
Eddy Detroit - Naked Grabe eating Ape-Links
Eddy Detroit - Jungle Captive
Eddy Detroit - Tiki Sun
Eddy Detroit - Honolulu Baby
Black Hole - Spectral World
Bruce Haack - Requiem
Companyia Electria Dharma - L'Harmoniosa Sinfonia D'un Cos. (Part 2)
Episode 65 - 4-30-10 DWARR - 'ANIMALS' (missing)
Episode 66 - 5-7-10 BOBBY BROWN - 'ENLIGHTENING BEAM OF AXONDA'
Tracklist:
The Electronic Hole - Love Will Find a Way III
The Sun Also Rises - Suddenly it's Evening
David Koresh - Book of Daniel
Brother Ah - Love Piece
First Chips - My Love
Richard Cheese - Welcome to the Jungle
The Kids of Widney High - Friends
Erica Pomerance - The French Revolution
Mij - Door Keys
Dead Raven Choir - Sheep-Crook, Black Dog
Waiting for Guinness - Chanson Pour Marie
Centennialite - Intro to Public Access TV Show
Bobby Brown - I Must be Born
Bobby Brown - My Hawaiian Home
Bobby Brown - Oneness with the Forest
Bobby Brown - Tiny Wind of Shandl
Balkan Beat Box - Kabulectro
Afflicted Man - Hippy Punk
Episode 67 - 5-14-10 ROBERT GILLIGAN - 'DARK ROOMS'
Kurt Sutton - African Girl
Vyto B - Death Warrant
Sproton Layer - Pretty Pictures Now
The Rebels - Indian Rebels
Fire and Ice, Ltd. - I Just Thought of the Moon
Jerry Solomon - Good Old Fashioned Date
Silmaril - Poustinia
Rockin' Rollin' Blues Band - Untitled Track 1
Sandy Hurvitz - Three Hawks
Minister and Nuns - A Sad Story
Beautiful Losers - Nobody Knows the Heaven
White Boy and the Average Rat Band - Sector 387
Twilight Nuages - Lazy Sunday Afternoons
Chrome - You've Been Duplicated
Robert Gilligan - On a Shelf
Robert Gilligan - A Poet Dies
Happy Flowers - There's a Worm in My Hand
Robert Gilligan - Sell Your Presence
Robert Gilligan - The Mourners
Robert Gilligan - The Trip
Robert Gilligan - Voices
Robert Gilligan - The Disadvantage Being Born
Robert Gilligan - Journey to the Stars/Deeds of Nick Drake
Robert Gilligan - Loser's Game
Robert Gilligan - In a Dark Room
The Unicorns - Jellybones
L. Ron Hubbard - The Drone
Ya Ho Wa 13 - To the Principles for the Children (excerpt)
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WIDR,
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Friday, April 5, 2013
Society's Fault 3-29-13
We skipped 2 weeks ago, so here's the most recent edition of Society's Fault, the proto-punk, punk and post-punk radio show I do.
Labels:
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comedy radio,
podcasts,
post-punk,
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