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    Henry Rollins

    KCRW Broadcast 316

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental
    Fanatic! Very happy to be able to bring this show to you. We were generously sent copies of the new Fall album and have the green light to play tracks from it.
    Fanatic! Very happy to be able to bring this show to you. We were generously sent copies of the new Fall album and have the green light to play tracks from it.
    Apr 20, 2015

    Fanatic! Very happy to be able to bring this show to you. We were generously sent copies of the new Fall album and have the green light to play tracks from it. Sub-Lingual Tablet, the band’s 31st studio album will not be out for several weeks but Cherry Red Records was really cool about it and we have music. There are two versions of the album. The CD version and the LP version. Not all the songs on each are different from the other but several of them are and the differences are very noticeable. If you look at the play list, we will be listening to two versions of one Fall song at the top of each hour. So far, I am liking the LP version of the album better. We will be laying more tracks on you as the weeks go on.

    Also, there is a new Ty Segall / King Tuff split live album called Live at Pickathon. It’s on Easy Sound. The pre-order copies are all gone but it will be released for all to dig on May 4th. This is LP only. The label kindly sent us files of the songs and full permission to start playing them and of course, we got right on that and are rocking a track from it in our first hour. Here is where you can get moinfo: http://www.easysoundshop.com/product/live-at-pickathon-ty-segall-king-tuff-lp

    It’s a really cool record.

    For all you HTRK fans out there, great news. The Australian band’s album, Marry Me Tonight is getting the vinyl treatment. The limited colored vinyl is long gone but there are still black vinyl copies available. I ordered a copy and am looking forward to hearing this one on LP. I think it’s my favorite of all their albums. Here is moinfo on that one: http://www.theghostlystore.com/collections/music-vinyl/products/htrk-marry-me-tonight

    There are some interesting releases this weekend on Record Store Day, hopefully if I can get my hands on the records I want, we will be able to get them on the show. Interesting that RSD will be on the same day as a Coachella Festival day. I wonder if that has any impact on Southern California record stores.

    We hope you enjoy the show as always. Thank you for letting us do this one more time and STAY FANATIC!!!

    –– Henry

    E–mail address for me: henryontheradio@gmail.com

    Follow me on Twitter: @henryrollins

    Hour 1

    01. The Fall - Dedication Not Medication (CD version) / Sub-Lingual Tablet

    02. Spring Peeper - Mating call of the Spring Peeper / Sounds of North American Frogs

    03. Slayer - Stain of Mind / Diabolus In Musica

    04. Annie Ross – Twisted / King Pleasure Sings/Annie Ross Sings

    05. Brief Weeds - (It’s So Hard Not To) Say Hello / International Hip Swing

    06. Le Butcherettes - Feminist Politics / Kiss & Kill

    07. Ty Segall - The Man Man - Live At Pickathon

    08. HTRK - Shoot You Up / Marry Me Tonight

    09. Buzzcocks - Noise Annoys / Peel Sessions

    10. Jah Stitch - Cool Down Youthman / Original Ragga Muffin (1975-77)

    11. Killing Joke – Complications / Killing Joke

    12. Air Miami - Dolphin Expressway (Remix) / 1997 Teenbeat Sampler

    13. Olympic Death Squad - Sometimes I Can Breathe / Blue

    14. Mark Robinson – Aluminum / Canada’s Green Highways

    15. Unrest - Angel I’ll Walk You Home / Perfect Teeth

    16. Cotton Candy - Tint Control & Fine Tuning / Fantastic & Spectacular

    Hour 2

    01. The Fall - Dedication Not Medication (LP version) / Sub-Lingual Tablet

    02. The Birthday Party - Zoo Music Girl / Prayers On Fire

    03. The Ruts - Savage Circle / The Crack

    04. The Misfits - Hybrid Moments / Static Age

    05. Orchestra Ethiopia - Besetchet / Ethiopiques 23

    06. Sun Ra - Interplanetary Music / We Travel The Spaceways

    07. Aksak Maboul - Saure Gurke / Onze Danses Pour Combattre la Migraine

    08. New York Dolls - Lonely Planet Boy / New York Dolls

    09. Chain & The Gang - Mum’s the Word / Minimum Rock n Roll

    10. Ausmuteants - Nothing Rhythmic / Split Personalities

    11. Robert Johnson - When You Got a Good Friend / Complete Recordings

    12. Blasted Canyons - Fries Yr Eyes / #1

    13. The Jesus & Mary Chain - The Hardest Walk / The Power Of Negative Thinking

    14. Armen Ra – Exile / Armen Ra Plays the Theremin

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