Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #904
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
RADIO BROADCAST #904
07-31–26
Fanatic! I hope you had a tremendous week and that the weather was not too oppressive. I’ve been keeping up on trying to get some 7”s listened to. Some of these, I’ve had for years and I’m only getting to now.
07-24-26
Generation X - Valley Of The Dolls / Shakin’ All Over (blue vinyl) #02 - Chrysalis
The Models - Peel Session - bootleg
Iggy Pop - Success / The Passenger (black label) - RCA UK
Hugo Klang - The Wheel Of Fat / Mouse Runner - Au Go Go
Helta Skelta - Nightclubbin' (black vinyl) - Deranged Records
Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
07-25-26
Experience Unlimited - Rock Yer Butt / E.U. Groove (no logo on label) - Experience Unlimited Records
Alvin Gibbs - State Of Grace - T&M
The Freakees - Freakee Deakee (sleeve #01) - Timothy Records
The Fall - Look, Know / I'm Into CB - Cherry Red (reissue)
Keiji Haino, Keiji - Whenever Wherever - Sub Pop
The Enzymes / Trenchmouth split - Dischord - test press
Fungas - Crocadilla Bonepipe - The Edwards Recording Label
07-26-26
Bed Maker - The Mark - Dischord 2026
Fleshen Fella - FMR008 - Fantastic Mess
Hell-Kite - I Am Your Cabin - Gilgongo Records
The Gobs - Go Soft / Pop Off - Goodbye Boozy
Flat Worms - Red Hot Sand (sea glass vinyl 3rd pressing) - Volar
07-27-26
Gee Tee Vee - Halloween 21 - Goodbye Boozy
The Adverts - Television’s Over / Back From The Dead - RCA Germany (Gaye Advert’s copy)
The Adverts - No Time to Be 21 / New Day Dawning (Gaye Advert’s copy)
The Lurkers - First Demo (opaque clear vinyl) - Damaged Goods
David Bowie - Alabama Song / Joe The Lion / Alabama Song (Earls Court '78) - Parlophone (pic disc)
07-28-26
Devo - Mechanical Man EP – Electronic Sound
Dr Sure's Unusual Practice / Bench Press – A Split 7" Between Friends - Marthouse Records
Display Homes - Display Homes - Tough Love Records
Cramps - Garbageman / TV Set (black vinyl) - bootleg
One Chord Wonders / Quick Step - Stiff (Gaye Advert’s copy)
07-29-26
Counter Intuits - Vietnamese Lighter - Total Punk
The Perverts - Perverts (white 100 pressed) - Captcha
Reptile House - I Stumble As The Crow Flies (2010 reissue) - Dischord
Living Eyes - Eat It Up – Goodbye Boozy
Dinosaur Jr. - The Wagon / Better than Gone (white vinyl) – Sub Pop
Cramps - Garbageman / TV Set (gold vinyl) - bootleg
07-30-26
Mainframe - Employee – Goodbye Boozy
Sewer Side (art 2 cover) - Goodbye Boozy
Georgie James - Cake Parade - Saddle Creek
David Bowie - Fashion / Fashion (mono/stereo) – RCA USA
The Damned - Love Song (Captain Pic sleeve) - Big Beat
Our good pal and sonic ally, Michael Mulholland in Melbourne, Australia give me the heads up on this band The Jane Does. We’ll start them on the show in a few weeks.
https://thejanedoes1.bandcamp. com/album/the-jane-does-2
Upcoming:
Sunday, August 23 2 PM at the Skirball Cultural Center, I will be interviewing James Spooner.
https://www.skirball.org/ programs/it-starts-anger- afternoon-james-spooner-and- henry-rollins
Friday August 28 and Saturday August 29 Alicja Trout’s cool collection of posters, flyers and original artwork will be up for viewing at
Radar615
516 Hagan Street, suite 100
Nashville TN 37203
The space will be open from 4 pm until 9 pm on both dates.
This is our last show for July. The summer has seemed to have gone quickly. Hopefully, you will find tonight’s selection of tunes much to your liking. We will be back with you next month. Have a great weekend and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
We’re on Bluesky: henryrollins21361.bsky.social
This show repeats Monday nights at 10 PM PST on KCRW!
Since we are no longer doing the podcast, we have changed the Instagram handle to @fanatichenry.
This show repeats Monday nights at 10 PM PST on KCRW.
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