Gig fiesta this week where we rounded out the year thus far for what live music we wwent to see and pretty much filled the playlist all with bands that are on show in ye olde melbourne town this weekend. we finally had a chance to discuss the better of steven segals 80's films of fury with Above the Law, something that took me back a few years to getting it on video and watching it purposely because every time it was on TV they would chop out the bloody violence and back in the day we regarded it as one of the better violent action films availiable to us, but oh yes was i an unworldy boy in those early years with so many bloodbath treats already lying in wait....
Anyway has been a good year of gigs, with a couple of the biggest in the world of international stoner/psych still to come in a few weeks so get excited if your a melbournian and keep your ears tuned for more of your pilots announcements coming up this week!
Menahan Street Band - The Contender
Jeff The Brotherhood - Heavy Damage
Mushroom Giant - Autumn Leaves The Dead
Night Terrors - Existential Revelation In The Circle Pit At Slayer
Cockfight Shootout - Earth Grazer
Spider Goat Canyon - Moment In Time
Dead Meadow - Everythings Going On (Live)
Buried Feather - Distant Drums
OM - Unitive Knowledge Of The Godhead
Looking Glass - Acid Tongue
Baroness - A Horse Called Golgotha
Legends Of Motorsport - Eyes For The Ladies
Pillow - Spitshine
The Rolling Stones - Ventilator Blues
Fuzzy Psychedelic Grooves Across All Genres & Dimensions.
If you like what we do & want us to play your band write to us pilottheduneradio@gmail.com or send stuff to Pilot The Dune c/o 3mdr P.O. Box 259 Emerald Victoria 3782
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Show 24: When We Say Your Name Please Say "Here" & We'll Take That To Mean "Here I Am, Rock Me Like A Hurricane".
For a show so purely focused on the magnificent bands we saw at the volcanicly plagued roadburn in Tilburg Netherlands, you may be surprised by the why we chose a scorpions themed title to the blog, well yes, i am too. but scorpions were given a spin to celebrate ziggys 59th birthday, Big ups to franny and glen who also share this birthday week, congrats amigos!
Now roadburn, a festival without any piers, or peers, a festival where you can go from seeing the awesome might of the man John Garcia on mic to getting lost in the epical soundscape offered by the small group of fellas from melbourne that are Ahkmed in only a few steps, a range of artists all coming together with the one intention, to play a range of great music that you will be hard pressed to find anywhere else under the one same roof ( or a few hundred metres up the road because there is just too much cream for the cone, ewww didn't mean it like that you dirty barsted)
So we tried to bring you a selection of our faves that we saw, and sadly had to cull a great many, but there will always be another night in the studio and another level to crank full and another speaker to push to fuzzy limit as we try every week to bring you the best we can find on offer in the world rocking goodness.
I am writing this and it really feels like its all being written with no rhyme or reason, just a lot of heart and good feelings about what we do and enjoy every week. I look forward to next week with the opportunity to just sit back and do what we do with less self imposed stress to bring you all thats heavy and the bestest tunes from a festival of the heaviest heavy weights of heavy fuzzy psychedelic grooves, damn i'll stop there its all getting pretty mushy and wanky and full of myself that im almost embaressed to put it up there, look at it now im fucking reading this shit and who the fuck writes that, what the fuck am I daniel steel? some wanktard politicion trying to get you blindfolded right wing christian liberals to still vote for me after those photos of my drug fuelled alien themed orgy hit the media? huh, huh.....
nah fuck it, don't know whats happenning to me, its all tripe and dribble, i actually had a dream last night i banged my girlfriend and her two sisters in my lounge room on a purple and blue flowerbed and then my fuckwit neighbour dressed up like a cowboy and came in on a horse and was jumping through the walls of the house pretending to be frankie lane, yeah i reckon i found a one way ticket wrongtown somewhere in all this, ah just shut up heres the play list
Yeah, feel free to edit the fuck out of this one dude.
The Trashmen - Surfin' Bird
Oresund Space Collective - Volcanoes & Ash (Live)
Kyuss - Freedom Run (Live)
Fatso Jetson - Light Myself On Fire
Brant Bjork - Low Desert Punk (Live)
Monkey 3 - Driver
Church Of Misery - Born To Raise Hell
Scorpion - Rock You Like A Hurricane
Witchcraft - Queen Of Bees (Live)
Astra - The River Under
Ahkmed - Saltwater (Live)
Graveyard - Satan's Finest
Now roadburn, a festival without any piers, or peers, a festival where you can go from seeing the awesome might of the man John Garcia on mic to getting lost in the epical soundscape offered by the small group of fellas from melbourne that are Ahkmed in only a few steps, a range of artists all coming together with the one intention, to play a range of great music that you will be hard pressed to find anywhere else under the one same roof ( or a few hundred metres up the road because there is just too much cream for the cone, ewww didn't mean it like that you dirty barsted)
So we tried to bring you a selection of our faves that we saw, and sadly had to cull a great many, but there will always be another night in the studio and another level to crank full and another speaker to push to fuzzy limit as we try every week to bring you the best we can find on offer in the world rocking goodness.
I am writing this and it really feels like its all being written with no rhyme or reason, just a lot of heart and good feelings about what we do and enjoy every week. I look forward to next week with the opportunity to just sit back and do what we do with less self imposed stress to bring you all thats heavy and the bestest tunes from a festival of the heaviest heavy weights of heavy fuzzy psychedelic grooves, damn i'll stop there its all getting pretty mushy and wanky and full of myself that im almost embaressed to put it up there, look at it now im fucking reading this shit and who the fuck writes that, what the fuck am I daniel steel? some wanktard politicion trying to get you blindfolded right wing christian liberals to still vote for me after those photos of my drug fuelled alien themed orgy hit the media? huh, huh.....
nah fuck it, don't know whats happenning to me, its all tripe and dribble, i actually had a dream last night i banged my girlfriend and her two sisters in my lounge room on a purple and blue flowerbed and then my fuckwit neighbour dressed up like a cowboy and came in on a horse and was jumping through the walls of the house pretending to be frankie lane, yeah i reckon i found a one way ticket wrongtown somewhere in all this, ah just shut up heres the play list
Yeah, feel free to edit the fuck out of this one dude.
The Trashmen - Surfin' Bird
Oresund Space Collective - Volcanoes & Ash (Live)
Kyuss - Freedom Run (Live)
Fatso Jetson - Light Myself On Fire
Brant Bjork - Low Desert Punk (Live)
Monkey 3 - Driver
Church Of Misery - Born To Raise Hell
Scorpion - Rock You Like A Hurricane
Witchcraft - Queen Of Bees (Live)
Astra - The River Under
Ahkmed - Saltwater (Live)
Graveyard - Satan's Finest
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Show 23: Bon Scott Hood Ornaments...
back on planet earth with a bit of a different format this time around.
Got Bealy from roundabout, our preceeding show, to stick around for a guest spot in our cooking sensation macgyver meal of the week being tuna more ey! a great kitchen cupboard clearer with enough spice to clear out some other areas too! the secrets all in the choice additives and the masterful creation of some of the worlds bestest bechemel. the trick was to try it with the regular pasta but also make a seperate dish with almost dissimilar ingredients except for the rice and a couple of things i ran out of the first time i had a crack at it. so yeah , what im saying is one with rice and one with rice and corn pasta stuff to keep all you stupid yaks happy. all in all it was awesome so email us if you would like a recording of the recipe sent to you ;)
we then found greatness in bringing you a leslie nielson tribute with intended homage to richard prior that fell horribly short, but had a good time bringing you samples and stories from our favourite gigs from the first three months of this year. and we look forward to bringing you a lot more as the final month of closure of 2010 reaches its climax. Next week will be a bit of a roadburn 2010 special, a great festival of heavy sounds held in tilburg netherlands each year, sadly we have missed out on tickets for next years festival due to no fault of our own. but will do our best to keep the rock alive for everyone over that inevitable sad time when april comes around.
one last thing i would like to say is Pillow are brilliant, seeing them this weekend has renewed my faith in the lull we have seemed to have over most of this year in melbourne with only one or two quality gigs a month if your lucky, probably more but being out in the hills, rocking melbourne seem sto get harder and harder. still they are brilliant and news of new songs is always good as that leads to new releases and of course more live gigs from a great live band will follow.
bring it on and looking forward to 2011's offerings already
thanks for listening and reading, email us with anymore questions or requests, always welcome.
The Machine - Pyro
Cuzo - Astoratas
Future Of The Left - Adeadenemyalwayssmellsgood
Beaches - Ramblin'
Pillow - Bogan Chariot
Hot Water Music - Free Radio Gainesville
Faith No More - Caffeine
Baroness - Rays On Pinion
Clutch - Escape From The Prison Planet (Live)
Wooden Shjips - Lucy's Ride
Dinosaur Jr - Thumb
The Cruel Sea - Cocaine
Tom Waits - Goin Out West
Augustus Pablo -Thunder & Lightning
Got Bealy from roundabout, our preceeding show, to stick around for a guest spot in our cooking sensation macgyver meal of the week being tuna more ey! a great kitchen cupboard clearer with enough spice to clear out some other areas too! the secrets all in the choice additives and the masterful creation of some of the worlds bestest bechemel. the trick was to try it with the regular pasta but also make a seperate dish with almost dissimilar ingredients except for the rice and a couple of things i ran out of the first time i had a crack at it. so yeah , what im saying is one with rice and one with rice and corn pasta stuff to keep all you stupid yaks happy. all in all it was awesome so email us if you would like a recording of the recipe sent to you ;)
we then found greatness in bringing you a leslie nielson tribute with intended homage to richard prior that fell horribly short, but had a good time bringing you samples and stories from our favourite gigs from the first three months of this year. and we look forward to bringing you a lot more as the final month of closure of 2010 reaches its climax. Next week will be a bit of a roadburn 2010 special, a great festival of heavy sounds held in tilburg netherlands each year, sadly we have missed out on tickets for next years festival due to no fault of our own. but will do our best to keep the rock alive for everyone over that inevitable sad time when april comes around.
one last thing i would like to say is Pillow are brilliant, seeing them this weekend has renewed my faith in the lull we have seemed to have over most of this year in melbourne with only one or two quality gigs a month if your lucky, probably more but being out in the hills, rocking melbourne seem sto get harder and harder. still they are brilliant and news of new songs is always good as that leads to new releases and of course more live gigs from a great live band will follow.
bring it on and looking forward to 2011's offerings already
thanks for listening and reading, email us with anymore questions or requests, always welcome.
The Machine - Pyro
Cuzo - Astoratas
Future Of The Left - Adeadenemyalwayssmellsgood
Beaches - Ramblin'
Pillow - Bogan Chariot
Hot Water Music - Free Radio Gainesville
Faith No More - Caffeine
Baroness - Rays On Pinion
Clutch - Escape From The Prison Planet (Live)
Wooden Shjips - Lucy's Ride
Dinosaur Jr - Thumb
The Cruel Sea - Cocaine
Tom Waits - Goin Out West
Augustus Pablo -Thunder & Lightning
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Show 22: Into The Sun...
Grand funkin fine show tonight, even my mum and dad called to say they loved it, gotta say most of the credit would have to go to the awesome artists whose music we are lucky enough to have and play to you all! With of course the mighty Grand Funk Railroad and the send off to the month of radiofestival with the final side of their double vinyl original release from exactly 40years ago 'Grand Funk Live' with the powerfully manic bass driven, guitar violated and precission percussion procession of Into The Sun, one hell of an encore if you ask us.
We also played a hendrix birthday tribute of my fave hendrix track, lots of smaples from various touring artists, a special CD of the week featuring the split talents of Queens of the Stoneage (playing soundwave next year) and the re-formed Beaver ( who will be playing at the festival to end all festivals 'roadburn' in Tilburg Netherlands next april, Tickets on sale this saturday by the way!) and we marked 30 years since the release of the blues brothers adventurus soulfilled romp at cinemas in Australia.
But extra special thanks to our first ever interview and a phone interview at that! Tonka from the Victorian Rollerderby League an awesome chick whoose always up for a Jam gave us a great chat to help spruik this weekends grand finale at the royal mebourne showgrounds! Looking forward to her coming into the studio with calamity mame and some of the other girls to help promote next season and give us a chance to play a couple of other awesome rollerball tracks and maybe even an excuse to have a review of the James Caan classic film ROLLERBALL to fit the theme for the show, mmmmm everything falls into place...
However the house of a thousand 80's VHS review was the magnificent "Leonard part 6", and we gotta say screw all your shitty websites of IMDB and rotten tomatos etc. if you so called 'most award winnig film sites' can not see nor appreciate the amazing humour and wit that the great man bill cosby brings to almost everything in life than i really wont bother refering to you sites for film advice ever again, this film is awesome. Now im a big fan of the vegetarian lifestyle of choice, but you gotta admit its pretty funny to see bill cosby throwing magical uncooked sausegas and beef patties at evil vege henchmen and taking them out, no dead horse even required! So yes check out this film it is fun, funny and features a tank porsche!
But anyway we were pretty excited this week to have got some Kyuss tickets this very morning for a gig that aparently sold out in 14mins,,, aparently. And had the privelige / sorrow to bring you all the news that they swapped venues to announce more ticket sales to at the larger Metro/palace venue around the corner, now how retarded is this!
Cant they just announce a second show so that you know the people around you are all as die hard as yourself and had a heap of screens all open at once clicking like a mad stonerrock hero in the vain hope to at least have a kyuss tickets to help ease their now newly acquired RSI, or they even went to a ticketek outlet to raid the door dead on 9 to get themselves an instant ticket like the old days!
But No.
Now im not saying all fans shouldnt have the chance to get to see this gig of the century, BUT, why should those who worked their arses off to get an original ticket on the first release now suffer in a much larger/shitter venue and be pushed back further where vision of the unfolding riffage being thonged out isn't as easy with so many fanboy goons now filling the joint up.
Cant they just have announced a second show and let that be it so you know you are only around the true bretheren fans of Kyuss, its almost as if they would rather save the cashola on booking two venues and just have the one and save on re-routing to squeeze in this now mythical extra show.
Nah, im just a bit pissed, now i reckon it will be too big a gig to feel like im really there rocking it with these maestros of the music form we love so much. really dissapointed, but hey what the fuck, i'll just get drunk and push my way to the front like usual cracking skulls of the second tier infidels who are in my path, its the way it is and always will be, i hope.
But i am curious how much a beer is at this joint, after being raped by the espy at baroness last week i am a bit wary these days of who really wins when it comes to buying a beer at a venue in melbourne.
So here i am talking about a radio show and honestly doubt much of that above makes very much sense and i'll leave it up to tristanus to edit, but i stand by my coments and start getting prepared for the "50 million year trip downunderside up" this May!
The Sound Carriers - Last Broadcast
To The Bones - Astral Magic
Jimi Hendrix - Stone Free
Leon Russel - Queen Of The Roller Derby
Rollerball - Lowly Sublime
Kyuss - Conan Troutman
Spiderbait - Monty
The Vascoe Era - I Am The Chosen Vessel
Queens Of The Stoneage - The Bronze
Queens Of The Stoneage - These Aren't The Droids You're Looking For
Beaver - Morocco
Beaver - Absence Without Leave
Grand Funk Railroad - Into The Sun
The Blues Brothers - Shake Your Tailfeather
Cookin On 3 Burners - Gravel Rash
The Transatlantics - Tea Legs
Bill Cosby - Uppers & Downers
Bill Cosby & Quincy Jones - Hicky Burrr
Thee Oh Sees - Castiatic Tackle
Jeff The Brotherhood - Heavy Days
We also played a hendrix birthday tribute of my fave hendrix track, lots of smaples from various touring artists, a special CD of the week featuring the split talents of Queens of the Stoneage (playing soundwave next year) and the re-formed Beaver ( who will be playing at the festival to end all festivals 'roadburn' in Tilburg Netherlands next april, Tickets on sale this saturday by the way!) and we marked 30 years since the release of the blues brothers adventurus soulfilled romp at cinemas in Australia.
But extra special thanks to our first ever interview and a phone interview at that! Tonka from the Victorian Rollerderby League an awesome chick whoose always up for a Jam gave us a great chat to help spruik this weekends grand finale at the royal mebourne showgrounds! Looking forward to her coming into the studio with calamity mame and some of the other girls to help promote next season and give us a chance to play a couple of other awesome rollerball tracks and maybe even an excuse to have a review of the James Caan classic film ROLLERBALL to fit the theme for the show, mmmmm everything falls into place...
However the house of a thousand 80's VHS review was the magnificent "Leonard part 6", and we gotta say screw all your shitty websites of IMDB and rotten tomatos etc. if you so called 'most award winnig film sites' can not see nor appreciate the amazing humour and wit that the great man bill cosby brings to almost everything in life than i really wont bother refering to you sites for film advice ever again, this film is awesome. Now im a big fan of the vegetarian lifestyle of choice, but you gotta admit its pretty funny to see bill cosby throwing magical uncooked sausegas and beef patties at evil vege henchmen and taking them out, no dead horse even required! So yes check out this film it is fun, funny and features a tank porsche!
But anyway we were pretty excited this week to have got some Kyuss tickets this very morning for a gig that aparently sold out in 14mins,,, aparently. And had the privelige / sorrow to bring you all the news that they swapped venues to announce more ticket sales to at the larger Metro/palace venue around the corner, now how retarded is this!
Cant they just announce a second show so that you know the people around you are all as die hard as yourself and had a heap of screens all open at once clicking like a mad stonerrock hero in the vain hope to at least have a kyuss tickets to help ease their now newly acquired RSI, or they even went to a ticketek outlet to raid the door dead on 9 to get themselves an instant ticket like the old days!
But No.
Now im not saying all fans shouldnt have the chance to get to see this gig of the century, BUT, why should those who worked their arses off to get an original ticket on the first release now suffer in a much larger/shitter venue and be pushed back further where vision of the unfolding riffage being thonged out isn't as easy with so many fanboy goons now filling the joint up.
Cant they just have announced a second show and let that be it so you know you are only around the true bretheren fans of Kyuss, its almost as if they would rather save the cashola on booking two venues and just have the one and save on re-routing to squeeze in this now mythical extra show.
Nah, im just a bit pissed, now i reckon it will be too big a gig to feel like im really there rocking it with these maestros of the music form we love so much. really dissapointed, but hey what the fuck, i'll just get drunk and push my way to the front like usual cracking skulls of the second tier infidels who are in my path, its the way it is and always will be, i hope.
But i am curious how much a beer is at this joint, after being raped by the espy at baroness last week i am a bit wary these days of who really wins when it comes to buying a beer at a venue in melbourne.
So here i am talking about a radio show and honestly doubt much of that above makes very much sense and i'll leave it up to tristanus to edit, but i stand by my coments and start getting prepared for the "50 million year trip downunderside up" this May!
The Sound Carriers - Last Broadcast
To The Bones - Astral Magic
Jimi Hendrix - Stone Free
Leon Russel - Queen Of The Roller Derby
Rollerball - Lowly Sublime
Kyuss - Conan Troutman
Spiderbait - Monty
The Vascoe Era - I Am The Chosen Vessel
Queens Of The Stoneage - The Bronze
Queens Of The Stoneage - These Aren't The Droids You're Looking For
Beaver - Morocco
Beaver - Absence Without Leave
Grand Funk Railroad - Into The Sun
The Blues Brothers - Shake Your Tailfeather
Cookin On 3 Burners - Gravel Rash
The Transatlantics - Tea Legs
Bill Cosby - Uppers & Downers
Bill Cosby & Quincy Jones - Hicky Burrr
Thee Oh Sees - Castiatic Tackle
Jeff The Brotherhood - Heavy Days
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Show 21: May Your Blog Go With You
Wow, what a show, we battled through missing cables, broken cables, 1.5 record players, broken tapes, steamed "Fried" rice and no drinks breaks, but we got there in the end.
Some surprise tracks got played this week, thank Chuck we brought a bunch of vinyls! It gave us the chance to re visit some old Brant Bjork stuff so that is a win in our books.
Don't forget to buy your Kyuss Lives tickets next week. here we'll even make it easy for you
Here's the tracks...
Sons Of The Ionian Sea - Pum Shpit Phum Psar
Sons Of The Ionian Sea - Clockwise Orange
---The XD Bracket
Wolf People - Tiny Circle
LAN Party - Random Accusations
Baroness - Son Of Sun
God - My Pal
Brant Bjork & The Operators - My Ghettoblaster
Nebula - Atomic Ritual
Black Mountain - Stormy High
Che - Hydraulicks
Troubled Horse - Brinh My Horses Home
The Osmonds - Crazy Horses
Clutch - Red Horse Rainbow
Kyuss - Thong Song
Kyuss - Allens Wrench
Grand Funk Railroad - Mark Says Alright
Grand Funk Railroad - TNUC
Some surprise tracks got played this week, thank Chuck we brought a bunch of vinyls! It gave us the chance to re visit some old Brant Bjork stuff so that is a win in our books.
Don't forget to buy your Kyuss Lives tickets next week. here we'll even make it easy for you
Here's the tracks...
Sons Of The Ionian Sea - Pum Shpit Phum Psar
Sons Of The Ionian Sea - Clockwise Orange
---The XD Bracket
Wolf People - Tiny Circle
LAN Party - Random Accusations
Baroness - Son Of Sun
God - My Pal
Brant Bjork & The Operators - My Ghettoblaster
Nebula - Atomic Ritual
Black Mountain - Stormy High
Che - Hydraulicks
Troubled Horse - Brinh My Horses Home
The Osmonds - Crazy Horses
Clutch - Red Horse Rainbow
Kyuss - Thong Song
Kyuss - Allens Wrench
Grand Funk Railroad - Mark Says Alright
Grand Funk Railroad - TNUC
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Show 20: Grand Funk Radiothon!!!
Year of the anniversary as we celebrated 30 years since motorheads Ace Of Spades record was released and in followup noticed that this month also marks the 40th anniveraary of our classic album of the months release which is Grand Funk Live. was also mega happy as finally got my hands on one of the hottest releases of the year for me by Jeff the Brotherhood which we will be playing more over the coming weeks leading up to their december tour!
So you all know this week we celebrated radiotho=n and we actually had asubscriber to our show, not just anyone but Les from my local boozeroony the scarab bar. so hopefully he wasnt being full of shit because and not follow through with his pledge because if he does ther'll be trouble! but radiothon was good and fun, the big gig station fundraiser coming up this weekend in fine beautiful emerald town, check out the website for info, and what more can i say other than come along it will be fun and awesome (truth is i forgot to do this weeks description till now, tuesday, so yeah it was fucking awesome and you missed out suckas, and even you tristan, yeah thats right you slack barsted! and im gonna let yuou know about it this week haha).
Also to win our radio festival prizes , of a plethora of soaps and free shit i stole from a hotel, you can still contact us anyway you like to subscribe and win your prize!!!
so yeah where were we?
tapes from the CRYPT, Crypt, crypt was busted out of awesome as we came across some old mixes for purerockcaseys 21st birthday party that came to live in the crypt. and we cooked up a storm with a bed of bacon atopped with hash browns atopped with poached eggs with maximum ooooze factor, balsamic italised mushies, seasonings and horse of choice! i like to call it "remember to breathe" because once you start munching you cant stop baby.
Heres the tracks
Crystal Caravan - Focus
The Red Eyes - Tribulation
Primal Scream - Higher Than The Sun, A Dub Symphony In 2 Parts
The Sand Pebbles - Wild Season
Dr Teeth & The Electric Mayhem - Can You Picture That
Even - Beverly Drive
Jeff The Brotherhood - Dreamscape
Motorhead - Love Me Like A Reptile
Motorhead - (We Are) The Road Crew
Grand Funk Railroad - In Need
Grand Funk Railroad - Heartbreaker
Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out
Sloan - Money City Maniacs
The Besnard Lakes - I've Got A Feeling
Phosphorescent - Across The Universe
So you all know this week we celebrated radiotho=n and we actually had asubscriber to our show, not just anyone but Les from my local boozeroony the scarab bar. so hopefully he wasnt being full of shit because and not follow through with his pledge because if he does ther'll be trouble! but radiothon was good and fun, the big gig station fundraiser coming up this weekend in fine beautiful emerald town, check out the website for info, and what more can i say other than come along it will be fun and awesome (truth is i forgot to do this weeks description till now, tuesday, so yeah it was fucking awesome and you missed out suckas, and even you tristan, yeah thats right you slack barsted! and im gonna let yuou know about it this week haha).
Also to win our radio festival prizes , of a plethora of soaps and free shit i stole from a hotel, you can still contact us anyway you like to subscribe and win your prize!!!
so yeah where were we?
tapes from the CRYPT, Crypt, crypt was busted out of awesome as we came across some old mixes for purerockcaseys 21st birthday party that came to live in the crypt. and we cooked up a storm with a bed of bacon atopped with hash browns atopped with poached eggs with maximum ooooze factor, balsamic italised mushies, seasonings and horse of choice! i like to call it "remember to breathe" because once you start munching you cant stop baby.
Heres the tracks
Crystal Caravan - Focus
The Red Eyes - Tribulation
Primal Scream - Higher Than The Sun, A Dub Symphony In 2 Parts
The Sand Pebbles - Wild Season
Dr Teeth & The Electric Mayhem - Can You Picture That
Even - Beverly Drive
Jeff The Brotherhood - Dreamscape
Motorhead - Love Me Like A Reptile
Motorhead - (We Are) The Road Crew
Grand Funk Railroad - In Need
Grand Funk Railroad - Heartbreaker
Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out
Sloan - Money City Maniacs
The Besnard Lakes - I've Got A Feeling
Phosphorescent - Across The Universe
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Show 19: Once Upon A Time In The Outer Eastern Suburbs...
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So this week was kickin arse, no preset play list as such, just a great effort of tunes for the moment and the day,
A fine story was had where hawkwind were announced to tour nextyear on my birthday week, which i am now planning on taking a good fortnight off work considering the awesome acts we have gracing our shores in early march with the Soundwave tour and Golden Plains festival is shall be madness!!!!
Pure excitement and rock 'n 'roll were on the inspiration menu as i made something pretty retarded that i cant right now remember but pretty sure it was warm and awesome a lot like other great things in life. we gave the fantastic melbourne based Warped a farewell for a while till chris gets his drummers wander' rocks off and decides to start spanking skins again, but was a pleasure to finally play my fave warped masterpiece figure four leg lock.
it was international saxophone day so started off with a few grand masters all leading to an excuse to play some fatso Jetson, fuck yeah!
and how could i forget ..... november classic album!!!
yes thats right, Grand Funk - Live, my favourite vinyl one last play and send off i think before i re-purchase another form of the record to crank and retire my original press to the archive. anyway a final play for you all thanks to the big Al, here it is!, one side a week for the month is our promise of rock to you all!
The House of a thousand 80's review was done and this week we made it a decade earlier with the sergio leonne classic once upon a time in the west in honour of the birthday of mr monkey man, Charles Bronson. the temptation was there for death wish four for sheer hilarity but i had been waiting for an excuse to enjoy this bad boy lately and it also just goes to show here at house of a thousand 80's VHS reviews we aren't all about the stoopid, although i did stop in at an op-shop today and spotted the hilarious bill cosby in "leonard part 6" a film which won three golden raspberries for worst picture, worst actor and worst screenplay. THEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
so yeah, stay tuned i guess
Tracks for this week...
Maserati - Pyramid Of The Sun
Monobrow - Troubled Apostle In The Chamber
MC5 - Ramblin Rose
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
Warped - Figure Four Leg Lock (Live)
Matt Walker & Ashley Davies - Bulk Haulage
Hawkwind - Silver Machine (Live)
The Besnard Lakes - Glass Printer
King Curtis - In A Fun ky Groove
Sonny Rollins - Sonnymoon For Two
Ornette Coleman - Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
Fatso Jetson - Here Lies Booners
Bob Dylan - Maggies Farm
BB King - Paid The Cost To Be The Boss
Electric Wizard - Venus In Furs
Candlemass - Black Dwarf
Grand Funk Railroad - Are You Ready?
Grand Funk Railroad - Paranoid
So this week was kickin arse, no preset play list as such, just a great effort of tunes for the moment and the day,
A fine story was had where hawkwind were announced to tour nextyear on my birthday week, which i am now planning on taking a good fortnight off work considering the awesome acts we have gracing our shores in early march with the Soundwave tour and Golden Plains festival is shall be madness!!!!
Pure excitement and rock 'n 'roll were on the inspiration menu as i made something pretty retarded that i cant right now remember but pretty sure it was warm and awesome a lot like other great things in life. we gave the fantastic melbourne based Warped a farewell for a while till chris gets his drummers wander' rocks off and decides to start spanking skins again, but was a pleasure to finally play my fave warped masterpiece figure four leg lock.
it was international saxophone day so started off with a few grand masters all leading to an excuse to play some fatso Jetson, fuck yeah!
and how could i forget ..... november classic album!!!
yes thats right, Grand Funk - Live, my favourite vinyl one last play and send off i think before i re-purchase another form of the record to crank and retire my original press to the archive. anyway a final play for you all thanks to the big Al, here it is!, one side a week for the month is our promise of rock to you all!
The House of a thousand 80's review was done and this week we made it a decade earlier with the sergio leonne classic once upon a time in the west in honour of the birthday of mr monkey man, Charles Bronson. the temptation was there for death wish four for sheer hilarity but i had been waiting for an excuse to enjoy this bad boy lately and it also just goes to show here at house of a thousand 80's VHS reviews we aren't all about the stoopid, although i did stop in at an op-shop today and spotted the hilarious bill cosby in "leonard part 6" a film which won three golden raspberries for worst picture, worst actor and worst screenplay. THEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
so yeah, stay tuned i guess
Tracks for this week...
Maserati - Pyramid Of The Sun
Monobrow - Troubled Apostle In The Chamber
MC5 - Ramblin Rose
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
Warped - Figure Four Leg Lock (Live)
Matt Walker & Ashley Davies - Bulk Haulage
Hawkwind - Silver Machine (Live)
The Besnard Lakes - Glass Printer
King Curtis - In A Fun ky Groove
Sonny Rollins - Sonnymoon For Two
Ornette Coleman - Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
Fatso Jetson - Here Lies Booners
Bob Dylan - Maggies Farm
BB King - Paid The Cost To Be The Boss
Electric Wizard - Venus In Furs
Candlemass - Black Dwarf
Grand Funk Railroad - Are You Ready?
Grand Funk Railroad - Paranoid
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