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New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

New stuff from Crime Line, River City Rebels and Rearview Romantics, plus many more great bands.

This week’s show, after a 1978 Saints salute: brand new New Model Army & Sinfonia Zeipzig, Cleaners From Venus, Slowdive, Guided By Voices, Turnsole, Hurry, and Pia Fraus, plus Pretty Things, Alton Ellis, Standells, Wailers (Tacoma), Ferlin Husky, Vent...

Tonight’s show is a mishmash of primarily recent releases. There’s some material from great box sets. There’s a set devoted to a classic old live album and one brand new one. I’ve got a set from that great new tribute album, Jem Records Celebrates Ray Davies, along with more material from the tribute album I premiered last week, Goo Goo Muck – A Tribute to The Cramps. There’s also a Rum Bar Records set, and previews of new records by Graham Parker & The Goldtops, Tamar Berk, and others. It’s a show featuring a wide variety of genres that you only hear on shows like The Ledge. As for this week’s “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks” series, I have a mystery track by a band called The Shades. The cover is from the soundtrack to the Elle Fanning film, Teen Spirit, but I have yet to find out any information regarding the band. Could it be something cooked up in the studio by the film’s musical directors? Who knows? And like always, I must again plead with y’all for more versions of “Teenage Kicks”. If you are a musician, or have any contact with artists that could record their own take on the […]