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Henry Rollins

KCRW Broadcast 38

Henry Rollins
Henry Rollins
Hand-Picked Music Post-punk / New WaveExperimental
I think this may be a first for our us. Seeing that I am out on the road at the moment, I had an idea do the show from the busy streets of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. I sent Engineer X a letter about the idea and he said I should go for it. So, I came up with a show, made my list and went outside with my digital recorder. I sent the music and the voice stuff back to Engineer X via Yousendit.com and it came through intact...
I think this may be a first for our us. Seeing that I am out on the road at the moment, I had an idea do the show from the busy streets of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. I sent Engineer X a letter about the idea and he said I should go for it. So, I came up with a show, made my list and went outside with my digital recorder. I sent the music and the voice stuff back to Engineer X via Yousendit.com and it came through intact...
Nov 22, 2009

Fanatics!

I think this may be a first for our us. Seeing that I am out on the road at the moment, I had an idea do the show from the busy streets of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. I sent Engineer X a letter about the idea and he said I should go for it. So, I came up with a show, made my list and went outside with my digital recorder. I sent the music and the voice stuff back to Engineer X via Yousendit.com and it came through intact. In an effort to make the show special, besides the crazy sounding audio, I have included two tracks that you might find interesting. One is from a record stall that I went into and bought a stack of CDRs, this would be track 07. I don't know who Aneka Palaran is and it's almost impossible to find information on her that I can read but the track sounds good and so I threw it into our mix. Or second to last track for the evening is the evening prayer that I recorded outside of a mosque across from the hotel I was living in. The last track was added by Engineer X. It features the mighty William Parker on bass, so you know it's going to be great.

I will be making another recording like this from the next location, hopefully, I will be able to score some local music. I am still buzzing about being able to walk into record stores in Riyadh and buy Omar Souleyman CD's for a few bucks. I have been listening to them over the last few days, they sound really cool. Perhaps I'll throw on one of those tracks in early December, if I can pull off another one of these on-the-street recordings. I told Mr. Bentley we were going to do this days ago and so far, I have not heard back from him, I guess he's busy with Morning Becomes Eclectic, whatever.

I promise you, Fanatics, I will do my level best to hit the record stalls in all the places I am going and drag out the bestest sounds I can and get them to you for your evaluation and hopeful enjoyment!

Thanks to Engineer X for corralling all this craziness into a semblance of order.

I hope you enjoyed Shepard guest hosting the show last week.

Tonight's show is going to be a little noisy so prepare and STAY FANATIC!!!

--Henry

E-Mail address for Henry: HenryOnTheRadio@AOL.com

01. Empire – Your Electric Guitar / Expensive Sound

02. Iggy Pop – Bang Bang / Party

03. Amanaz – Easy Street / Africa

04. Frank Zappa - Apostrophe / Apostrophe

05. Lieutenant Caramel – Le Harmonie Usee / Je Ne Vieux Plus Voir Le Ciel

06. The Horrors – Scarlet Fields / Primary Colours

07. Aneka Palaran – Bawa Dandangula Ban Yumasan Kalagengaken / Pangkur Gobyuk Vol. 1

08. Neville Marcano – War / The Growling Tiger Of Calypso

09. Engineer X - Mash / CDR

10. Meat Puppets – Swimming Ground / Up On The Sun

11. The Minutemen – Cut / Buzz Or Howl

12. Husker Du – Makes No Sense At All / single

13. The Buzzcocks – Airwaves Dream / Singles Going Steady

14. Joy Division - Interzone / Unknown Pleasures

15. Wire - Lowdown / Pink Flag

16. Revolutionary Corps. Of Teenage Jesus – Puzz Puzz / Righteous Lite

17. Little Richard – Good Golly Ms. Molly / Specialty Box Set

18. Air Miami – Afternoon Train / Me Me Me

19. Soccer Team – A Cavity Called Home / Soccer Team

20. Georgie James - More Lights / Places

21. Jaguar Love – Jaguar Pirates / Take Me To The Sea

22. Hudan - Bubaran (Golden Rain) / Javanese Court Gamelan

23. Vladimir Vysotsky – Sail / Vladimir Vysotsky Vol. 2

24. Isaac Hayes – Walk From Regio's / Shaft Soundtrack

25. Evening Prayer – Yogyakarta Mosque (evening)

26. No Name – Commitment / Commitment

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