Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 765
Fanatic! Here we are in the month of December. I’ve gotten some good listening in over the last few days.
Fanatic! Here we are in the month of December. I’ve gotten some good listening in over the last few days.
A lot of records have come in since I was on the road. I’ve got a lot of listening to do. I’m looking forward to it.
Tonight’s show is a good mix of new and old, hopefully you’ll find it a good early December soundtrack.
I’ve been thinking about what would define a December soundtrack. I like listening to music any time of course but in the colder months, it’s challenging. For many years, I’ve associated cold weather listening with being on tour. Usually, when I’m on the road, I’m out until about the third week of December so I’m doing lot of play back in less than warm rooms. Sitting here now, I wish I was still on the road. For the next few weeks, I’m going to put a good dent in the records that have come in over the last several months. I’ll start listing what I got up to in these notes so you can keep track of me if you want.
We’ve completed work on next week’s show. A lot of new music. Lots to look forward to!
Until then, have a great weekend and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
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