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    Henry Rollins

    KCRW Broadcast 88

    Henry Rollins
    Henry Rollins
    Hand-Picked MusicPost-punk / New WaveExperimental
    A little post election music. It has been an interesting week. I don’t know how many of you follow political matters in America and don’t know how many of you stateside Fanatics voted if you had the chance. I did. I went to my normal spot and walked out minutes later with my “I voted” sticker on my index finger. As to the results, I wasn’t surprised at what the outcome was all that much. There were a few small upsets as almost any election will have. I will have to get used to seeing more of John Boehner I guess. At least I have my stereo to keep me warm.
    A little post election music. It has been an interesting week. I don’t know how many of you follow political matters in America and don’t know how many of you stateside Fanatics voted if you had the chance. I did. I went to my normal spot and walked out minutes later with my “I voted” sticker on my index finger. As to the results, I wasn’t surprised at what the outcome was all that much. There were a few small upsets as almost any election will have. I will have to get used to seeing more of John Boehner I guess. At least I have my stereo to keep me warm.
    Nov 7, 2010

    Fanatics!

    A little post election music. It has been an interesting week. I don’t know how many of you follow political matters in America and don’t know how many of you stateside Fanatics voted if you had the chance. I did. I went to my normal spot and walked out minutes later with my “I voted” sticker on my index finger. As to the results, I wasn’t surprised at what the outcome was all that much. There were a few small upsets as almost any election will have. I will have to get used to seeing more of John Boehner I guess. At least I have my stereo to keep me warm.

    here for a review that explains what it’s about.

    --Henry

    HenryOnTheRadio@gmail.com

    Tracks

    01. DEVO – Jocko Homo / Are We Not Men? We Are Devo!

    02. MC5 - Call Me Animal / Back In The USA

    03. Bob McFadden - The Mummy / Lux & Ivy's Favorites Vol. 1

    04. The Minutemen – Games / The Punch Line

    05. Feenjon Group - Walla Dai / Cafe Feenjon

    06. Slim Gaillard - Soony Roony (Song Of Yxabat) / Laughing In Rhythm

    07. Aids Wolf - Pressing Graphite / Dustin' Off The Sphinx

    08. Zach Hill - Ex-Ravers / Face Tat

    09. Barbecue Bob - Black Skunk Blues / Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2

    10. Dax Riggs - Truth In The Dark / We Sing Of Only Blood Or Love

    11. Metabolist – Le Grande Prique / Hansten Klork

    12. Rowland S. Howard - Life's What You Make It / Pop Crimes

    13. Antelope - Dead Eye / Reflector

    14. Sein Moota - Come to Taungbyone / Folk And Pop Music of Myanmar Vol. 3

    15. The Fall - I'm A Mummy / Levitate

    16. Fugazi – Cassavetes / In For The Killtaker

    17. Cheap Trick - Hot Love / Cheap Trick

    18. Amos Milburn - Chicken Shack / Loud Fast & Out Of Control

    19. Serge Gainsbourg - La Bas C'est Naturel / Couleur Café

    20. Young Marble Giants - Credit In The Straight World / Colossal Youth

    21. XEX – Kitty / Group: Xex

    22. The Misfits - London Dungeon (alt) / 12 Hits From Hell

    23. Los Mismos - Jefe Ironside / Absolute Belter

    24. Count Ossie – Poem / The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari

    25. Comets On Fire - The Way Down / Comets On Fire

    26. Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain / Black Sunday

    27. Marnie Stern - Nothing Left / Marnie Stern

    28. Suicide - Ghost Rider (demo) / Punk Legends

    29. Dee Dee Ramone (Lux Interior vocal) - Bad Horoscope / Zonked

    30. X-Ray Spex - Germ Free Adolescents / Germ Free Adolescents

    31. Sham 69 - Give A Dog A Bone / Singles

    Tracklist

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