Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 29
Tonight’s show is I think, one of the more interesting ones we’ve had for a long time. As I put these together, they take on a life of their own. I started out with the Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink track, the vocal is fantastic. I don’t know what made me put the Monks track after it but it seemed to me the only track to go to. I went on from there and the further I got into it, the more it felt like the thing was putting itself together...
Tonight’s show is I think, one of the more interesting ones we’ve had for a long time. As I put these together, they take on a life of their own. I started out with the Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink track, the vocal is fantastic. I don’t know what made me put the Monks track after it but it seemed to me the only track to go to. I went on from there and the further I got into it, the more it felt like the thing was putting itself together...
Fanatics!
Tonight’s show is I think, one of the more interesting ones we’ve had for a long time. As I put these together, they take on a life of their own. I started out with the Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink track, the vocal is fantastic. I don’t know what made me put the Monks track after it but it seemed to me the only track to go to. I went on from there and the further I got into it, the more it felt like the thing was putting itself together. These shows sometimes take on a life of their own. I listened to the whole thing from top to bottom and after a few minor changes, I called it finished. The WhiteBuzz track is another one from the Meteor City label. I am liking this label a lot and this album is one of my favorites. I don’t know if it’s out yet but we’re playing it tonight. Some great sounds on this track and on the album, too. I have been holding back this very cool Alan Vega track for awhile. It’s from a soundtrack to a film called Sombre, which I know nothing about but found out that Alan had put the soundtrack together so I had to check it out. The soundtrack has a lot of tracks from some of Vega’s other albums but this one track is, as far as I know, unique to this album so it was a worthwhile purchase, it’s a great song, too. Prepare to have your head caved in by the Keiji Haino / Pan Sonic track. What an album! It’s like the missing Fushitsusha album you’ve been waiting for. This track might not appeal to all of you but I think it’s a great one. We close with Brigitte Fontaine and call it a night. I hope you like this group of songs. If you find some of the sounds and textures not to be to your liking, don’t stop listening! Stay with it and STAY FANATIC!!!
--Henry
E-Mail address for Henry: HenryOnTheRadio@AOL.com
01. Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink - I'm A Spy / Bulb Singles #1
02. The Monks - I Hate You / Black Monk Time
03. This Heat – The Fall Of Saigon / This Heat
04. Metabolist - Hoi Hoi Hoi / Hansten Klork
05. Pascal Comelade / Pierre Bastien / Jac Berrocal / Jaki Liebezeit - Shikaku Maru Ten / Oblique Sessions
06. Maleem Mahmoud Ghania w/ Pharoah Sanders - Moussa Berkiyo / Koubaliy Beriah La' Foh / The Trance Of Seven Colors
07. The Scientists - Solid Gold Hell / Absolute
08. Cabaret Voltaire – She’s Black Part 2 / Methodology '74/'78: The Attic Tapes
09. Pheeroan Aklaff - Tout De Suite / Sonogram
10. WhiteBuzz – Antipocalypse / Book Of Whyte
11. Windy & Carl - The Silent Ocean / Depths
12. The Fall - Bonkers In Phoenix (rough mix) / Cerebral Caustic (CD2)
13. Serge Gainsbourg - Lunatic Asylum / L' Homme A Tete De Chou
14. Alan Vega - Blast Ta Tha Black / Somber Soundtrack
15. Dome - Cruel When Complete / Dome I
16. Einsturzende Neubauten – Wasserturm / Drawings Of Outpatient OT
17. Miles Davis - Seven Steps To Heaven / Seven Steps To Heaven
18. Keiji Haino / Pan Sonic - Track 04 / I Shall Downlod A Black Hole And Offer It To You
19. Brigitte Fontaine & Areski Belkacem - Je T'aimerai / Vous Et Nous
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