Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins: KCRW Broadcast #906 (Case Of The Punks)
A mix of all kinds, from all over and all time.
Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 226
To celebrate the fact that I am in Germany for a few days, I thought we should listen to some German music, bands playing in Germany and people singing about Germany.
To celebrate the fact that I am in Germany for a few days, I thought we should listen to some German music, bands playing in Germany and people singing about Germany.
Fanatics! Another week, another chance to check out some great music. It’s the best possible deal. In celebration of the fact that I am in Germany for the next few days at the Wacken Festival, I thought we should listen to some German music, bands playing in Germany and people singing about Germany.
I think the only band on here we have not enjoyed before would be Die Tödliche Doris. I don’t have much of their stuff, some murky live cassettes from the 80’s and a couple of compilation cuts. So far, what I’ve heard sounds cool though.
I hope you enjoyed last week’s show. A lot of new stuff in that one. If you did not get a chance to check it out, hopefully you will catch up to it on archive at some point.
We will be back at it with all yall live next week.
Until then, enjoy the heat wave and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
E–mail address for me: Henryontheradio@gmail.com
Follow me on Twitter: @henryrollins
Hour 1
01. Scorpions – Dark Lady / In Trance
02. David Bowie - Helden / Heroes
03. Christer Bladin – Wildkatze / The In-Kraut Vol. 2
04. Conet Project - German Lady / Conet Project
04. Conrad Schnitzler - Track 12 / Gelb
05. The Buttocks – BGS / single
06. Matador - Tote Stadt / Écoute
07. Carambolage - Das Mannlein / Carambolage
08. TV Smith - Stacheldrahtmann / Dangerous Playground
09. Einstürzende Neubauten - Zuckendes Fleisch / Kalte Sterne
10. Klaus Schulze - Windy Times / Timewind
11. The Birthday Party - The Friend Catcher (Berlin 7/1/82) / tape
12. Kraftwerk - Das Modell / Die Mensch Maschine
13. Ramones - It’s a Long Way Back to Germany (UK b-side) / Rocket to Russia
14. Nena – Leuchtturm / 99 Luftballons
Hour 2
01. The Fall - Bremen Nacht Run Out / Beggar B-Sides
02. The Ruts - Staring at the Rude Boys (1-23-80 Hamburg) / tape
03. Suicide - 96 Tears (Hamburg 06-29-78) / tape
04. Nico - All Tomorrow’s Parties (10-14-85 Frankfurt) / tape
05. CAN - When Darkness Comes / The Lost Tapes
06. Cosmic Jokers - Electronic News / Planeten Sit-In
07. The Beach Boys - In My Room (German) / Shut Down Vol. 2
08. Dee Dee King - German Kid / Standing in the Spotlight
09. Sex Pistols - Holidays In The Sun / Never Mind The Bollocks
10. Die Tödliche Doris & Die Gerry-Belz-Showband – Music For The Durchbruch-Modenschau (1984 Berlin) / Patchouli and Echoes
11. Lightnin’ Hopkins - Going Back To Baden-Baden / Lightning, Joel & John Henry
12. Wolfgang Riechman – Wunderbar / Wunderbar
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