It's the one with Books!

Here's the Playlist:

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Here we are in the final month of the year, and we are still able to do a multi-episode new release series. Decades ago, this would have been impossible. With the exception of a title or two, all superstar releases were out by Thanksgiving (not that this fact would effect The Ledge). Not only did the physical media have to be prepared weeks or months in advance, but all publicity (press, videos, TV) had to be scheduled to coincde with the date the material was coming out.

Obviously, non-superstar releases always had difficulties even getting noticed back then, and this fact was amplified in the run-up to the holiday season. If they were released without a label putting up comparable publicty dollars, they were usually buried. More often than not, records of this sort were just postponed until the new year.

Because of all that, the record companies basically took December off. It was the month of schmozzing (and I’m sure quite a “pile” of substances). The stores had their stock, radio stations were certainly not adding many new songs during this period, and record stores were just praying that they could restock what they sold.

Yes, it was a whole different world. Today, I could put a song on bandcamp just minutes after recording it in the privacy of my bedroom. (I wish I had that ability.) Elaborate publicity campaigns no longer work if your surname isn’t among a handful of household moniker. (This is why The Ledge works for those wanting to sell a few copies!)

So this month is once again a two part series…or could one call it another three-peat? This week and next week are the normal sort of new release shows, although there are more than the usual amount of double-plays. Then the third Friday of the month (12/19) will be the annual holiday episode of the show! I’ve already come close to filling my folder full of these types of songs, primarily from “friends” of this fine show! (And yes I screwed up a bit and accidentally included one of those songs tonight!) 

What’s your fave record of this show?

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Welcome to Four Records! Each episode we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week Forrest talks with Mike Doherty from Odd Robot and Sederra. Mike has also played in Longfellow, The Ataris, and Papa Roach. Odd Robot has some shows coming up:

Dec 6th, 2025: Backstage Live @ Cideshow Rehearsal Studio Gardena, Ca

Feb 7th, 2026: Sunspace Sunland, Ca

Mike Doherty's Four Records:

0-10: Ozzy Osbourne - Bark at the Moon

Teenage: Bad Religion - Suffer 

Twenties: Quicksand - Manic Compression 

Recent Record: Samiam - Stowaway

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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This show almost didn't happen, but I got through it. Nothing new tonight, just some really great songs from some really great bands, as usual. Hope you dig the show. 

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 Originally Published 12/1/19

                                                    

Here's The Playlist:

Dazed and Confused
Hannah Williams & The Affirmations 
Late Nights & Heartbreak

Suffragette City
The Get Up Kids
Eudora

We Know The Night (Alternative Outtake #1)
The Replacements
Dead Man's Pop

Baby, Don't Tear My Clothes
The Raunch Hands
Fuck Me Stupid

I Walk on Guilded Splinters 
Cher
3614 Jackson Highway
Thanks Jer!!

Stay With Me
Dion 'n' Little Kings
Dion 'n' Little Kings Live In New York
Kudos to Boyd

Funnel Of Love
Wanda Jackson
Born Bad

Six Pack
Fu Manchu
Something Beyond
Suggested by Jake

Bold As Love
The Pretenders
Pirate Radio 
Thanks Steve

I Thank You
ZZ Top
Degüello  

A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
The Texas Instruments
The Texas Instruments

Fishnet Stockings
The Quakes
Live In Tokyo

Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
Marvin Gaye 
Super Hits

Burning up
Ciccone Youth 
Burnin' Up

We Know The Night (Alternative Outtake #1)
The Replacements
Dead Man's Pop

Time 
Roseanne Cash
Come On Up To The House: Women Sing Waits

Sugar Kane
Ben Lee
Quarter Century Classix


Mr. Mean
The One Twos
Fight The Good Fight

Three Chord City
Vista Blue
Hit the Floor!

Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
Josie Cotton
Everything Is Oh Yeah

Yr Racist Friend 
ROBOSAPIEN
ROBOSAPIEN

Black Magic & True Love
David Ryder Prangley
Bandcamp Single
Suggested by Kate

Little By Little
Jake Starr and the Delicious Fullness
Gimme Dusty split 7"

I Feel It
Hannah Williams & the The Affirmations
50 Foot Woman LP

Your Love
Greg Hoy & The Boys
Big Hits by Other People

Spiderman
Ramones 
Saturday Morning - Cartoons' Greatest Hits

I've Got Reason
Mikal Cronin
Seeker

New Ways Of Seeing
Proto Idiot
Permenant Freak 7"

Teenage Dicks
The Pristeens
Demos and Rarities - Volume 2

Mr. Rabbit
Paul Westerberg
Stereo Mono LP

We Know The Night [Alternate Outtake]
The Replacements
Dead Man's Pop, [Disc 2]: We Know The Night—Rare & Unreleased

Sherlock Holmes
The Dirtbombs
In The Red 7"

It's Over
Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders
Wild Honey 7"

Uncontrollable Urge
The Mummies  
Pure Fun (Sub Pop) Unofficial 7"

Smokestack Lightning
Bad Smitty
Ace 7" RI

Who Do You Love?
Jo Ann & Troy
Atlantic 7"

Be-Bop-A-Lula
John Lennon
Japanese Odeon 7"

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I have been a huge fan of Steven H. Gardiner’s Another Tuneless Racket series of books documenting the punk and new wave scenes of the 70s. Just a few weeks ago I finished the most recent volume which documents the eastern half of our country. I was especially taken by the marathon length chapter detailing everything that happened in Boston during this time, and I spent hours devouring a ton of bands I’d never heard before.

Tonight’s show compiles over two hours of bands covered in this section (with the exception of The Modern Lovers and The Real Kids, who were discussed in volume one). There are bands barely remembered from this time next to groups that are revered to this day. We start with the monumental recording Jonathan Richman made at the beginning of the decade with his band The Modern Lovers, and we conclude with Mission of Burma, a revolutionary band that carried on into the 80s.  

What’s your favorite Boston band from this time period?

For more info, including setlists, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

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Been a while since I've done a show with all female-fronted bands, so I thought it was about time. Here's a 4+ hour show, including some great music from the 1950s up through the present day.

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The unprecedented third show of new releases this month ends the series not with a whimper but with triumph. These aren’t extras or third-rate fillers. The tracks aired tonight proudly stand next to those played in the first two shows. In fact, this episode is not only the longest but most varied of the trio.

Part of the reason for the length, though, is the last minute decision to add a set devoted to today’s release of the reissue of my third favorite album of all time, Let It Be by The Replacements. This new box includes a disc of outtakes and other rarities, along with a live album recorded in Chicago on August 17, 1984.

I also added a couple of songs by a band I saw in Minneapolis last Saturday. Playing with our friends the Daniel James Gang (led by former Indonesia Junk front man Daniel James and accompanied by Geoff Palmer on second guitar) and opener Cheap Glue (oh man, I need them to record ASAP), Smart Shoppers are a performance art/punk band from Green Bay, and Shop Among Us is quite fun.

There’s also sets devoted to two tribute records this week – Play On: A Raspberries Tribute and Killed By Deaf: A Punk Tribute to Motorhead. There’s also long-awaited returns by Sugar and The Lemonheads, and a maybe not so long-awaited record by Guided By Voices. (I saw that because it was just a few months ago that Robert Pollard announced that GBV was hanging it up.)

What tracks are you into this week?

For more info, including setlists head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

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Welcome to Four Records! Each episode we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week Forrest is joined by Dying Scene Editor Jason Stone as they speak with Jennie Cotterill of Reckoner. She also makes custom cake creations, for more info on Reckoner shows and Jennie Bakes check out the links below:

Jennie Bakes

Reckoner Bandcamp

11/21/25 - Long Beach, Ca - The Vine 

11/30/25 - San Pedro, Ca - The Sardine (solo-matinee show)

12/10/25 - Santa Ana, Ca - The Constellation Room

Jennie Cotterill's Four Records:

0-10: ELO - Out of the Blue

Teenage: Swingin’ Utters - A Juvenile Product of the Working Class 

Twenties: Elvis Costello and the Attractions- This Year’s Model 

Recent Record: Possible Humans - Everybody Split

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Remembering Hank Von Hell on the anniversary of his death plus another proper Manifesto roller coaster ride. In extra innings we did a deep dive on Freddie Dilevi because of that VOICE! Blues, garage, metal, psychobilly, trash and more.

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