Here's the Playlist:

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Tonight I dug through the archives of the last 16 years and played songs from most of the 25 releases I helped put out into the world, whether they were digital comps, sponsorships, alternate covers or Manifesto versions with OBI strips. Lots of great music. So much, I had a hard time narrowing down the songs to a manageable bunch.

I hope you enjoy this look back at RnRM history.

Do you have any memories from the show? I would love to hear them.

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 Originally Posted 4/12/20

Here's the Playlist:

Planet of Weed
Fountains of Wayne
Traffic and Weather

Between Planets
Jesus And Mary Chain
Automatic

Dance On My Planet
The Replacements
Dead Man's Pop

The Lonesome Friends Of Science
John Prine
The Tree Of Forgiveness
Kudos to Boyd

Another Girl, Another Planet
Greg Kihn
Love And Rock And Roll

Planet Dirt
Humpers
My Machine

(You Must Fight to Live) On the Planet of the Apes
The Mummies
(You Must Fight to Live) On the Planet of the Apes 7"

Wing Store
Jupiter Shifter
Missles Vs. Jupiter Shifter 10"

Venus (Cha Cha Version)
Squires
The Best Of Vita Records

Planetary Run
Joe Montgomery
Pulp & Pop Culture Box: Rock & Roll Invasion

The Bug of Planet Zee
Krewmen
The Adventures of the Krewmen

Planet Queen
T. Rex
Electric Warrior

Interplanetary Twist
Screemer
Boobs - Junk Shop Glam Discotheque (1972-1976)

Anus From Uranus
Klaatu
3:47 E.S.T.

53 Miles West Of Venus
The B-52's
Wild Planet
Thanks Eric!

Planet Earth
Devo
Freedom Of Choice

Million Miles Away
Goo Goo Dolls
Hold Me Up

Les Ocean s de Venus
Rachel Stamp
Oceans Of Venus
Suggested by Kate

Between Planets
Tranzmitors
Busy Singles

New Planet
Ausmuteants
Band Of The Future

Earth Messiah
Cathedral
Caravan Beyond Redemption
Salute Jake!

Earth Below Me
The Muffs
No Holiday

Rocka Venus
The Biscats
Cat's Style

High, Wide And Stupid
Local H
LIFERS

Better Than You
The Chats
High Risk Behaviour

The Digital Hair
The Lovely Eggs
I Am Moron

I Am So Wasted
Jeff Dahl
Electric Junk

Stiff
Beach Slang
The Deadbeat Bang Of Heartbreak City

Interplanetary Craft
Guida
E.V.A.

Planet Of The Battera
Guitar Wolf
LOVE&JETT

Planet Boogie
Hammered Satin
Velvet Vortex

Another Girl, Another Plant 
The Replacements
Magical Sounds Inconcerated Live Bootleg 7"

Venus
Shocking Blue
Colossus 7"

Planet Of Sound
The Pixies
UK 4AD 7"

Space Vampire
The 1-4-5's
Estrus 7"

Mars Need Guitars
Hoodoo Gurus
Australian Big Time 7"

Mars Is For Martians
The Boss Martians
Lone Star 7"

Let's Get Ripped
Red Planet
Gearhead 7"

Life On Mars
David Bowie
UK RCA 7"

Planet Claire
The B-52's 
Reprise 7"

Instrumental Break Music:

Love Goddess Of Venus     The Ventures
Mystery Planet     The Bomboras
Celluloid Planetoid     Infrareds
Venus Kissed The Sea     The Kilaueas!
Wrong Planet     Los Straitjackets

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I wish I could say I have vivid memories of 1986, but I really don’t. Look, it was the year after I graduated from college, and life was a party. I was working in a record store during the day at night I was a club DJ. Quite often the club followed me to the home I shared with a couple of friends with similar lifestyles.

I do remember the music, though, and tonight’s show celebrates the soundtrack of that glorious year. What surprised me as I was preparing this show, though, is that this was a year where roots rock dominated my life. Sure, there was plenty of traditional punk and alternative music, too, and that will probably be the focus of a sequel, but jangly guitars seemed to the be the sound of the times for me.

What was your favorite record of 1986?

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We celebrated some birthdays tonight: Johnny Thunders, Roky Erickson and your favorite radio show host named Greg. We had some power pop, country, soul, R&B, hardcore, punk rock and more.

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Before we get to a description of this week’s episode, I received a wonderful notification earlier this week that this show had hit #31 on MillionPodcast’s Best 100 Midwestern Music Podcast chart! Wow! This is quite an honor. 

If I’m going to be honest, I believe it’s these monthly new release episodes that have helped get this sort of attention. What other radio show features around four hours of new releases each and every month? Tonight’s show, like volume one last week, may be a little shorter from a typical episode but it’s jam packed with wonderful tunes.

As usual, there’s a set devoted to our friends at Rum Bar Records, including Songs From The Film, the new project of Chazz Matthews of the Cheap Cassettes. The Amplifier Heads once again hit it out of the park, and how can I not love the Paul Westerberg-ish tones of Tad Overbaugh’s “July” (plus it features Dave Minehan).

Elsewhere, there’s a twofer from a debut album by Taxi Girls that’s definitely bound to hit my top ten of the year. There’s the return of The Bobby Lees, a couple of fabulous Bob Dylan covers from an upcoming Jem Records tribute to the legend, and plenty more rock, punk, power pop, and Americana. Oh yeah, and I’ve found yet another new version of “Teenage Kicks”. 

What is your favorite new release?

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Everything tonight was released in the first half of 2026, or will be released slightly later this year. It was fun looking back on all the great stuff that has been released so far. Of course, this only scratches the surface of all the music that came out, but this is the stuff that made its way across my eardrums, and by extension, yours. I also had brand new stuff from Trash Culture and Bart and the Brats (or Brat and the Barts, LOL) , and Knights of Molino. Crank it up!

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It’s that time of the month once again! It’s another set of new release episodes, and this one includes a lot of familiar faces. There are the usual submissions by the likes of Numb Surprise, Phil Cook & the Fall Dogs, Ricky Rochelle, and others, but there’s also some great covers from The Routes and the latest Drunk Dial Records’ Fake series. There’s also strong new stuff from Jon Spencer, The Jukeez, and The Paranoyds, along with a wonderful compilation of bands playing this month’s Punk Rock Raduno festival in Italy. 

But I’m especially happy to once again premiere some new local music. Off Contact’s new album, Cab You?, is set to be released in a few weeks, and this Sioux Falls-based post-punk outfit deserves plenty of attention. I also have a couple of tracks from Chicago’s Trash Kickers, who I highlighted last week as my favorite new record of the month. I can’t wait for the vinyl version to be released later this year.

What’s your favorite new release?

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