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    Henry Rollins

    KCRW Broadcast 65

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental
    The show tonight all good at all times! We have not played any Warmers stuff for awhile so I thought we better get them into our mix. How many times have I played this Die Cheerleader track? Never enough. The band's album Son Of Filth is no bad tracks on it but I thought this was the one for us tonight.
    The show tonight all good at all times! We have not played any Warmers stuff for awhile so I thought we better get them into our mix. How many times have I played this Die Cheerleader track? Never enough. The band's album Son Of Filth is no bad tracks on it but I thought this was the one for us tonight.
    May 30, 2010

    Fanatics!

    The show tonight all good at all times! We have not played any Warmers stuff for awhile so I thought we better get them into our mix. How many times have I played this Die Cheerleader track? Never enough. The band's album Son Of Filth is no bad tracks on it but I thought this was the one for us tonight. I had to follow up with some Bikini Kill. One of my favorite Nick Cave vocals is this Tuff Monks track. Not all that easy to find but that's how we do it. We are playing one of my favorite Mark Robinson moments, Tasty Black Licorice, a great track. If you notice, amidst all the fun, there's a nice little space set towards the end and a really great Suicide cover by Black Tambourine. This came out recently on a new complete recordings that has some bonus tracks that were not on the previous complete recordings CD. Cool and obscure band, you might want to check them out. I hope you are digging these warm weather sets. I hope you local LA types will come to the Largo shows I have June 11-13. You an now get tickets online at my site via MusicToday. We will be raising money for the West Memphis Three as well as Holly Grove Children's Services Center, should be a good time. I hope you dig tonight's jams. Rock KCRW and STAY FANATIC!!!

    --Henry

    Henryontheradio@AOL.com

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