
Fanatic! Another week and another great show! I am just back from a week in Mexico City where I checked out Iggy Pop, the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of Rock and Roll, play three nights. It was a great time. Teresa and Omar from Crystal Fairy were there for the second night. As you can see below, we start the show with a track from their excellent new album.
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Hour 1
01. Crystal Fairy - Necklace of Divorce / Crystal Fairy
02. The Birthday Party - Guilt Parade / The Birthday Party
03. The MC5 - Call Me Animal / Back In The USA
04. The Mae Shi - Spoils Of Victory / Heartbeeps
05. Le Forte Four - Aye Ma Ma (I’m Amok) / Bikini Tennis Shoes
06. Rain - Snakeout / La Vache Qui Rit
07. Tony Conrad w/ Faust - The Death Of The Composer Was In 1962 / Tony Conrad w/ Faust
08. The Lost Sounds - I Sit I Watch I Wait / Lost Sounds
09. Dad Jokes - Party Goblin 2 / Hopeless Vacation
10. The Rangoons - C.B.T. Asylum / single
11. Robert Petway - Boogie Woogie Woman / Mississippi Blues Vol. 3
12. Damaged Bug - Rubber Lips / split single with Black Pus
13. Death from Above 1979 - Blood On Our Hands / You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
14. PJ Harvey - Losing Ground / Peel Sessions
15. Ty Segall - Warm Hands (Freedom Returned) / S/T
Hour 2
01. The Ruts - H-Eyes / single
02. The Bad Brains - I Against I / I Against I
03. Soccer Team - Nose To Chin / Real Lessons in Cynicism
04. Wire - The 15th / 154
05. Jah Stitch - Real Born African / Original Ragga Muffin (1975 -77)
06. Dinosaur Jr - Over It / Farm
07. The Heartbreakers - Let Go (original mix) / L.A.M.F. Definitive Edition
08. UK Subs – Victim / single
09. The Saints - (I’m) Stranded / (I’m) Stranded
10. Caetano Veloso – Jóia / Jóia
11. The Monks – Cuckoo / Black Monk Time
12. Ex Hex - Waste Your Time / Rips
13. Black Tambourine - By Tomorrow / Complete Recordings
14. The Fall - I’m Going to Spain / The Infotainment Scan
15. Empire - New Emotion / Expensive Sound
16. Jimi Hendrix - 3rd Stone From The Sun / Are You Experienced (mono)
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