Henry Rollins
KCRW Broadcast 829
Fanatic! Just my opinion, but on the first day of March Fanatic spring officially starts. While I’m sure the calendar as we know it says different, I’m holding firm! I’m done with winter and I’m ready for something else.
Fanatic! Just my opinion, but on the first day of March Fanatic spring officially starts. While I’m sure the calendar as we know it says different, I’m holding firm! I’m done with winter and I’m ready for something else.
Fanatic! Just my opinion, but on the first day of March Fanatic spring officially starts. While I’m sure the calendar as we know it says different, I’m holding firm! I’m done with winter and I’m ready for something else.
I don’t think tonight’s gathering of top tier tunes is necessarily a “goodbye” to winter but it’s a good mix all the same. We will not be visiting Joy Division again for quite a few months and soon we’ll be starting in on the new Horsegirl album, Phonetics On And On and other new releases as the labels permit.
https://thisishorsegirl.bandcamp.com/album/phonetics-on-and-on
I’m not sure exactly when they’ll be coming out, but I know for a fact there are some great records to look forward to this year. One of our favorite pals and sonic allies just sent me a batch of new recordings, due out this year. As it is always my policy, not to announce before the artist or band, I must keep this information to myself but I will say that we definitely have another great record to explore whenever the official release date is announced.
If you scroll down towards the bottom of the Lambrini Girls site page, you’ll see a lot of tour dates. By May of this year, if all goes according to plan, they should be in the USA.
https://www.lambrinigirlsband.co.uk
Apparently, some of these shows will be done with that excellent Australian band Party Dozen.
https://party-dozen.bandcamp.com/merch
Now THAT is a double bill. Wow! Party Dozen’s most recent album, Crime In Australia is excellent. I would recommend any of their albums without hesitation.
We’ve been listening to a lot of music from that cool label out of the UK, Damnably. Here’s their site page on Bandcamp in case you want to check it out.
https://damnably.bandcamp.com/music
Next week, get ready to get set for the new album by Escape-ism. It’s called Charge Of The Love Brigade. I’ve listened to it three times now. I believe we’re starting in on that one next week, a day after it’s release on March 7.
https://escape-ism.bandcamp.com/album/charge-of-the-love-brigade
Tonight, we have for you what you will hopefully find to be a pleasing mix of tunes, providing a most excellent soundtrack for your party-on weekend.
Keep rocking the jam session and STAY FANATIC!!!
–– Henry
Hour 1
01. The Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack / Can't Stand the Rezillos
02. Heldon - The Return Of The Flying Saucers / Heldon Ⅵ: Interface
03. Billy Lee Riley - Flying Saucers Rock 'N' Roll / Lux And Ivy's Favorites Vol. 8
04. Heather The Jerk - Last Night / Not Very Motorcycle
05. Cold Beat – Chainmaille / Chaos By Invitation
06. Otoboke Beaver - Leave Me Alone! No, Stay With Me! / Super Champon
07. Lost Sounds - Blackcoats Whitefear / Rats Brains And Microchips
08. Drinking Boys And Girls Choir - There Is No Spring / Marriage License
09. Sex Faces - O My Dima / Young Team Demos
10. Molly Nilsson - Naming Names / Un-American Activities
11. Hunger Anthem - Sun / Lift
12. The Fall - Green Eyed Loco Man / The Real New Fall Album
13. Helen - Motorcycle / The Original Faces
14. Chain And The Gang – Stuck In A Box / Minimum Rock ‘N’ Roll
15. Bob Dylan - Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? / Biograph
16. Joy Division - Insight / Unknown Pleasures
17. David Lynch & John Neff - 911 / Bluebob
18. Roy Orbison - In Dreams / The Legendary Roy Orbison
19. Julee Cruise - Rockin' Back Inside My Heart / Floating Into The Night
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