Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 339
Fanatic! Behold! Engineer X, Engineer Am-Rock and I are back with more primo tunes. This is, as they say, what it’s all about.
Fanatic! Behold! Engineer X, Engineer Am-Rock and I are back with more primo tunes. This is, as they say, what it’s all about.
Here is an interesting thing I just happened onto: I was digging the Colin Potter tracks we are rocking on our show here and checked him out online and found out that Mr. Potter was quite prolific. I checked out a CD set of his early work called Ancient History. I am digging it so far and we will be getting into that a few shows from now. Also, a new Steven R Smith / Ulaan Khol project called Salt will hopefully be coming out on Soft Abuse at the end of next month. It’s great. We will be getting into that one soon-ish as well.
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Hour 1
O1. Ennio Morricone - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly / The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
O2. High On Fire - Slave The Hive / Luminferous
O3. Jimi Hendrix - Can You See Me (mono) / Are You Experienced
O4. MC5 – Poison / High Time
O5. Negative Trend - How Ya Feelin’ / EP
O6. Cedell Davis - She’s Got The Devil In Her / Feel Like Doin’ Something Wrong
O7. Drinks - Hermits On Holiday / Hermits On Holiday
O8. Charles De Goal – Technicolor / Etat Général
O9. ZZ Top - Heaven, Hell Or Houston / El Loco
10. Aias - Dues Puedres / A La Piscina
11. Moving Gelatine Plates - X-25 / Moving Gelatine Plates
12. Felt Letters - 600,000 Bands / single
13. Chantana - Changwah Disco / Thai Beat A Go-Go Vol. 03
14. The Sunnyboys - Happy Man / New Kicks
15. Shapes - Wot’s For Lunch Mum? (Not Beans Again!) / Songs For Sensible People
16. Colin Potter - Behind You / We Couldn’t Agree On A Title
17. Ennio Morricone - The Ecstasy Of Gold / The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Hour 2
O1. Mere Women – Astray / Your Town
O2. Batrider – Drought / Tara
O3. Guerilla Toss - Billy Bloody Idol / Smack the Brick
O4. Gen X - Happy People / Kiss Me Deadly
O5. Terrible Truths - Don Juan / single
O6. Thin Lizzy - Leaving Town / The Man and His Music
O7. Kim Salmon & The Surrealists - Jet’Aime / Just Because You Can’t See It . . .
O7. Alan Vega - Deuce Avenue / Deuce Avenue
O8. Butch Willis & the Rocks - The Girl’s On My Mind / Repeats
O9. The Birthday Party - Say A Spell / Six Strings that Drew Blood
10. The Snakes - Six O’Clock / I Won’t Love You (Until You’re More Like Me)
11. Rites of Spring - Hidden Wheel / EP
12. David Bowie - Art Decade / Low
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