week’s hour long studio effort turns out to be an hour and twenty minutes

instead. I start things off with an apology to St Evel who I played on last

week’s show but failed to mention in my show notes. I also said on last week’s

show that this week it was going to be all live with Bend Sinister and Big Elf

at the helm. It’s not and they aren’t. The Sex Pistols and The Damned kick the

music this week off with a shared song titled before Hardcore Superstar get all

sticky. Whilst taking my daughter to see Olly Murs at HMV in Oxford Street I consoled

myself with iPod and Psychopunch’s back catalogue, one of which I share with

you. I’ve just Pledged for the Eureka Machines forth album “Brain

Waves” and as soon as you do an 80’s 4 track covers ep becomes yours. As one of

those tracks is currently up on YouTube so I give it an airing. The “Demons”

have announced that they are returning to business and to celebrate a track

from the bands last CD “Scarcity Rocks” gets played. Donnie Vie, formally of

Enuff Z’Nuff, is releasing a brand new solo album called “The White Album” on

Cargo Records. I play a demo track that didn’t make it onto the album due to a

Hard Drive failure. A band that are brand new to me are Bitch Queens from

Switzerland who have been at it since 2008. They sound like The Stooges and the Backyard Babies, whilst next door the Dead Boys are

drinking beer with Turbonegro. Can’t wait to see them supporting The Hip

Priests in February. Consequently the next three songs come from the Bitch

Queens, The Hip Priests and Turbonegro. Up next it’s The Lovesores with the

title track of their just released ep on HoundDawg Records. Hastings based band

and Squirrel favourites Hornet are up next with the first fruits from their

recent trip to the studio. AC/DC and then Status Quo’s latest offerings are

played with Spike and a track from his “100% Pure Frankie Miller” finishing the

hour at which point Wall Rock Radio listeners leave us but not before I thank everyone

for my Birthday wishes and regale the beer spilling Boiler breaking incident.

The last twenty minutes is taken up with The Vibrators, Vive Finto, who only

ever officially released one track on a compilation CD. Fortunately I have the

unreleased album and delve into it for your pleasure. The last two tracks come courtesy

of Swedish NWoBM worshipping rockers Hypnos and Susan Boyle. Yes that Susan Boyle. Come on admit it, no

other Radio Station would play Turbonegro and a Britain’s Got Talent contestant.

And I wonder why I still have a day job….