The Ass of Rock

Murder City Devils
Starfish Room
Vancouver, BC
June 9, 1999

Songs featured:
1. In This Town
2. It’s In My Heart
3. 18 Wheels
4. Someone Else’s Baby
5. Johnny Thunders
6. Boom Swagger Boom
7. From the Cradle to the Grave
8. Dance Hall Music

To hear more of this performance go to http://www.archive.org/details/mcd1999-06-09

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playlist

1.Black Francis - Seven Fingers
2.The Ramones - Somebody to Love
3.Violent Femmes - Positively 4th Street
4.Killola - Is this a Love Song?
5.The Black Keys - 10 AM Automatic (live)
6.The Ramones - Cretin Hop
7.Here Comes The Mummies - Tip Toe
8.The Rulers - World I left Behind
9.The Black Keys - Girl is On My Mind (live)

Topics: Oates and his Mustache battle crime, A Wanted Giraffe, Denmark is happy, and other wacky things

 Direct download: episode44.mp3

 

 Vinylcast Episode #5 [59:45m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Vinylcast 5 - Cousins and Pots and Pans and Sleeparounds… This podcast includes guest hosts from the bands Pots and Pans and The Sleeparounds!

Kill ‘em All - The new release by Metallica, mastered at half speed on 180 gram vinyl. Maybe a little bright in the mastering, but a good recording none-the-less.

This Dire Straits album Making Movies and song Romeo and Juliet are nothing compared to Dani, who announces it!

MC5 - Henry Rollins called this album the best live album ever recorded. I think we may agree.

This Dylan song, off of Bringing it all Back Home, announced by Devin, singer of the Sleeparounds and Pots and Pans (Plots and Plans), is heartfelt - well both the lead-in AND the song. I think I can listen to this song over and over and over…

This Grand Funk (Not Railroad) album is just ok, All the Girls in the World Beware!!! has the greatest cover EVER! I found a really vinyl song on this platter. (I don’t know if that’s a good thing)

Velvet Underground with Nico, a great tribute to my weekend guests, The Sleeparounds and Pots and Pans. This album was experimental and epic and before it’s time. I hope I picked the right song, listen and find out.

#46
Sitting in a Bar in Adelaide.
From the fair city of Singapore.
Its been 20 years since my last visit. Nice to be back.
Local Singapore rock from October Cherries, The Ocean Band & The Old Kings.
I take a brief look at Singapore Idol…urgh!!!
One of Australias most popular new bands - Gyroscope.
email the show - adelaiderockshow@gmail.com

Length: 26:13

On This Episode:

In celebration of Canada’s 141st birthday (July 1st) we’ve got an all CanCon episode.
This show is ALL Music !!
Special Intros by The McKenzie Brothers and William Shatner

Music:

Crystal Pistol - Rockstar http://www.crystalpistol.com/
DOA - War http://www.suddendeath.com/
Teenage Head - Let’s Shake http://www.teenagehead.ca/
Jim Armstrong - Sanctuary http://www.sonicdelirecords.com/home.html
Pride Tiger - The Lucky Ones http://www.pridetiger.com/home.asp
Joshuas Habit - Pointing Fingers http://www.joshuashabit.com/
Danko Jones - Word Is Bond http://www.dankojones.com/

Other Linx:

podCALGARY http://www.podcalgary.org/
Monochrome Museum Global Village http://www.monochromemuseum.co.uk/global_village.htm
Ass Of Rock http://rockandrollgeek.org/wordpress-assofrock/

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Atmospheric, indulgent rock that fuses sounds reminiscent of ’70s rock with ethereal audioscapes …

Twilight Dementia’s music is a testament to the strength of partnership and that the whole is often much more than the sum of its parts. Their debut, self-titled album, Twilight Dementia, is a bold and daring statement of purpose that demonstrates the group’s unwillingness to play anyone’s game other than their own. The Washington D.C. based duo’s engrossingly atmospheric and ethereal rock is the product of a duo that seemed destined to find each other.
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Chugging Pabst Blue Ribbon and Junior Johnson’s own brand of (legal) moonshine, Joey Fuckup and Whiskey Brian got some wild hair up their asses, and decided to do another vulgar, yet entertaining podcast!  Reaching into their alcohol-drenched psyches, they chose a roster of tunes from the good ‘ole days including Sham 69, The Jam, Mekons, eater, Wire, Lurkers, Stiff Little Fingers, Minutemen, Anti-Nowhere League, and more!  So crack open a jar of corn fixins’ and invite your aunts and uncles, third and fourth cousins, stepmoms and stepdads, your mistress, hell, even the sex offender across the street!  ‘Cause it’s summertime people!  And it’s time to get lewd, crude, and in the mood with WHISKEY ‘N’ WATERBEDS!

Take a listen: http://blip.tv/file/1034362

On this weeks show I travel up to the indigO2 to see Queensryche perform ‘Operation Mindcrime I & II’, I cut along to the Royal Festival Hall for the last night of The Meltdown Festival that features the MC5 and Primal Scream. Then finally I head up to Wembley Arena to see Whitesnake and Def Leppard. Obviously I play a selection of live cuts from all of the above.
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Sonic Nightmares #11

Your hosts: Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr from Voodoo Rhythm Records
The Reverend Beat-Man takes the wheel this episode, producing the podcast through a telephone from the Voodoo Rhythm Records Headquarters. Expect scratchy 78s, Blues, ’60s Euro-pop, trash, instrumental and anything else Beat-Man has found at the thrift shop lately. For mature audiences only!
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Sonic Nightmares #10

Your hosts: Reverend Beat-Man and Gringo Starr from Voodoo Rhythm Records

Gringo and Beat-Man once again dig into the Sonic Nightmares “Vault of Vinyl,” bringing you a kick-ass mix of Beat, Punk, Garage, and Blues. Featuring tracks by The Downliners Sect, The Slaves, The Rat Hole Shake, and Hound Dog Taylor! Plus the usual crap and commentary you have become accustomed to as an avid Sonic Nightmares listener.
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