45 minutes of a rain storm.

Recorded: Wednesday April 2, 2025 5:00-5:45 PM

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Summer's here! Welcome to Hell.

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"Rock Lobster" quickly became a song that filled dancefloors in the late 1970s and, though it only sold moderately well at the time, The B-52's has become one of the top new wave albums in everyone's collection. Pressured to get something out fast, the Athens, Georgia band quickly recorded Wild Planet and released it in 1980. Similar in sound to the first, it outsold the debut. Unfortunately, it was more of the same, with a lot of great songs but with many of the album tracks lacking. 

The top 40 songs this week in 1959.

More biz jumpin' with Mike Hudson.

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P.O. Box 1932

It's a smattering of the better bits from year 1 of The Eric Paul Johnson Radiotrola Program.

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A meek man acquires the powers of God!!!

Abandoned Kelvin Bridge over the Gila River in Kelvin, AZ at 10:38 am on April 23, 2025.

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As olde timey diseases make a comeback, I play olde timey records about olde timey diseases.

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After Public Image Ltd's second album Metal Box (known as Second Edition in the United States,) bass player Jah Wobble left. John Lydon and Keith Levene continued on, with drummer Martin Atkins, for the extremely experimental The Flowers of Romance. Despite being as non-commercial as possible, it was still a modest hit in the UK and a few other places around the world. It would also be the last album featuring the original band members.