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    Henry Rollins

    KCRW Broadcast 106

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental
    Reporting to you from Los Angeles. Still walking off the jet lag and everything’s late but hopefully you will have a chance to see these notes before the show. We open tonight’s show with an AIC track in respect of the band’s old bass player, Mike Starr, who died last week...
    Reporting to you from Los Angeles. Still walking off the jet lag and everything’s late but hopefully you will have a chance to see these notes before the show. We open tonight’s show with an AIC track in respect of the band’s old bass player, Mike Starr, who died last week...
    Mar 13, 2011

    Fanatics! Reporting to you from Los Angeles. Still walking off the jet lag and everything’s late but hopefully you will have a chance to see these notes before the show. We open tonight’s show with an AIC track in respect of the band’s old bass player, Mike Starr, who died last week.

    Tonight’s show came together very quickly. One track took me to another and so on. Now and then, it goes very quickly. Something in one song makes me think of another and off I go. I am glad we got another track from Raks Raks Raks on the show. It’s been awhile since we’ve tapped that one. Cool record but I was hoping it was going to be more far out.

    Weasel Walter, a true maniac and friend of the show, sent in the White Suns album weeks ago and we finally get to it tonight.

    I picked up some goodies in Australia and we will get to them in the weeks upcoming.

    Next week’s show is all done and it’s one of the coolest concept shows we have ever put together, so I hope you get a chance to check it out. The show will be the topic of next week’s LA Weekly piece, already handed in as well.

    I can’t wait to go live on the air with all y’all. Rock the nation and STAY FANATIC!!! --Henry

    E-mail address for Henry: Henryontheradio@gmail.com

    01. Alice In Chains - Dam That River / Dirt

    02. Suicide - Rocket USA / Suicide

    03. The Penetrators - Teenage Lifestyle / Basement Anthology 1976-84

    04. Sex Pistols - C'mon Everybody / Flogging A Dead Horse

    05. Iggy & The Stooges - I Got A Right / Kill City

    06. Frank Zappa - Father O'Blivion / Apostrophe

    07. The Vibrators - Whips & Furs / Pure Mania

    08. Led Zeppelin - Ocean / How The West Was Won

    09. Adolescents - Word Attack / Adolescents

    10. The Fall - Life Just Bounces / Cerebral Caustic

    11. The JBs - Hot Pants Road / Funky People Part 1

    12. Bijan - Baroon Omad / Raks Raks Raks

    13. Kas Product - So Young But So Cold / So Young But So Cold

    14. Louis Armstrong - I Still Get Jealous / Best Of Louis Armstrong

    15. Diamanda Galas - Coitum / Schrei X

    16. Montrose - Rock The Nation / Montrose

    17. Rune Lindblad – Nocturne / Death Of The Moon

    18. Lydia Kavina - Free Music No. 1 / Spellbound!

    19. Iannis Xenakis – Diamorphoses / Electronic Music

    20. Ben Simmons - Obu Kofi / Living Is Hard

    21. Cedell Davis & Herman Alexander - Hard Luck Blues / Highway 61

    22. Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble & Jaki Liebezeit - Twilight World / Full Circle

    23. The Channels - Hug The Floor / Waiting For The Next End Of The World

    24. The Goat That Went "Om" - The Pirate Song / 'Can't Stop It! II: Australian Post-Punk 1979-1984

    25. White Suns - First Purge / Waking In The Reservoir

    26. Hank Williams - I'm A Long Gone Daddy / Health & Happiness Shows

    27. Trinity - Promise Is A Comfort To A Fool / Shanty Town Determination

    28. UK Subs - Same Thing / Brand New Age

    29. Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band / The Blimp (Mousetrapreplica) / Trout Mask Replica

    30. Hüsker Dü - Makes No Sense At All / single

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