Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #918
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
RADIO BROADCAST #918
11-06–26
Fanatic! November is here. Where I live, it’s still pretty warm. The weather hasn’t seem to have snapped yet. Yesterday, we had a “friends and family day” at the Radar615 Gallery so my neighbors and some people I work with could check out the Cool Evidence exhibit. It’s early in the morning Friday and I have to get going to the gallery for doors in a few hours. I have no idea if anyone will show up, but hopefully some people will come by.
The last few days have been a great learning experience. I watched these three expert art hangers put about 100 things up on several walls. They were done in a little under eight hours. I think it looks good, but I also know that what I think is good, might be uninteresting to other people, so actually, I have no idea whatsoever what anyone else will make of it. Those who showed up yesterday seem to dig it. I’m sure there will be some photos of things online. I’ve been working to do this for quite a while, so it’s great to finally be making this happen.
For our first November show, we wanted to try to change the mood somewhat. Hopefully, you’ll have a good time with what we have selected. Over the years, I’ve come to appreciate November. As I have perhaps said in these notes previously, I find November to be the thinking person’s October. Perhaps more introspective and contemplative. That’s what we were hoping to get across in tonight’s gathering of tunes. I appreciate the early darkness. When I was younger, it used to be depressing, but now I really like it. If you’re in Nashville, try and make it by the gallery to check out what we’ve got going on. Otherwise, have an amazing weekend and STAY FANATIC!!! ––
Henry
This show repeats Monday nights at 10 PM PST on KCRW. https://henryrollins.substack. com/
Hour 1
01. Kraftwerk - Taschenrechner / Computerwelt
02. The Damned - Problem Child / Music For Pleasure
03. David Bowie - She Shook Me Cold / The Man Who Sold The World
04. Snooper - Mouth Closed / new
05. The Shend - It's Lovely Today / It's Lovely Today
06. Dinosaur Jr. - Gone Off / There Near
07. Conrad Schnitzler - Track 03 / Gelb
08. Iggy / James Williamson - Johanna / Year Of The Iguana
09. Paper Jam - Roaming Eyes / This And That
10. Rondelles - Like A Prayer / Shined Nickels And Loose Change
11. Cor De Lux - Blind Smile / Year Of The Horse
12. Patio - Takeout / Luxury
13. The Fall - Impression Of J Temperance / Fall In A Hole
14. Joy Division - Wilderness / 01-11-80 - Paradiso, Amsterdam
15. Buzzcocks - Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore / Singles Going Steady
16. Alan Vega - Warrior! Fight For Ya Life!!!! / Station
Hour 2
01. The Lotts - She Don't Care / Get Obsessed
02. Circle Jerks - Revenge / Revenge Of Nervous Breakdown
03. Death - Freakin Out / ...For The World To See
04. Ibex Clone - There Is No Light / All Channels Clear
05. Hawkwind - Silver Machine (single version) / In Search of Space
06. The Misfits - She / Box Set
07. The Savoys - Slappin' Rods And Leaky Oil / Mad Mike Monsters Vol. 02
08. Bobby Fuller Four - Pamela / Never To Be Forgotten
09. Sleep - The Morrisist / Hempispheres
10. Helen - Starline / Linda's Head
11. Cherry Cheeks - D.O. Gets Hitched / D.O. & The Bytes
12. Horsegirl - The Fall Of Horsegirl / Versions of Modern Performance
13. Slippers - Wants For Everyone / Slippers 08
14. Die Cheerleader - Remember Zelda / Son Of Filth
15. Cluster - Caramel / Zuckerzeit
16. The Gun Club - The Breaking Hands / Mother Juno
17. The Cramps - TV Set / Gravest Gravy
18. Takaat - Ikapkaban / Takaat / Saicobab Split
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