Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 651
Fanatic! I hope you’re enjoying your September, wherever you are. I’m hanging in there as best I can. Los Angeles is kind of playing along with some fairly cool nights.
Fanatic! I hope you’re enjoying your September, wherever you are. I’m hanging in there as best I can. Los Angeles is kind of playing along with some fairly cool nights.
Fanatic! I hope you’re enjoying your September, wherever you are. I’m hanging in there as best I can. Los Angeles is kind of playing along with some fairly cool nights.
I’ve been getting some mail from Fanatics who have checked out some of the 7”s Larry Hardy and I released this year. Thanks! Larry and I are stoked to be able to put them out.
New HTRK!
Alicja-Pop’s new album Howlin’ will be out soon.
New Bat Fangs album!
New release by members of the Ooga Boogas, a new band called Power Supply. I’ve only heard the one song on the site but it sounds great. Looking forward to the rest.
Lots to look forward to.
You might remember me telling you that we will be listening to a LP in its entirety in our second hour. For our show tonight, we’ve got a great one Minutes To Go by the Sods. I’ll explain about the album during the show. If you like what you hear.
It’s not for me to tell you what to do, Fanatic but I hope you’ve been listening to a lot of music this month. I’m doing the best I can to keep the jams going. It’s a great month for firing up the system and settling in.
This is a good read. Pete Shelley had a great memory.
I don’t know why but this month seems to be flying by. I’m trying to slow it down with a lot of music and writing. A great two hours of music we’ve got lined up for you. Have a safe, smart weekend and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
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