The Paranoid Squirrel Rock Show; The Worlds Longest running weekly podcast (Allegedly,

but prove me wrong) this week the very first single by AC/DC, with only Angus

and Malcolm from any AC/DC I know playing on it, is aired. Then Chris Spedding

he of “Motorbikin’” and Womble fame has a track from his very excellent “Joyland”

played. I almost play a track by The Korgis but don’t instead I fresbie the CD

over the houses opposite into the grounds of the the Psychiatric

Hospital and play a Reeves Gabrels and his Imaginary Friends track instead. I

made the correct choice! The International Swingers soon to be released single

originally recorded by The Move gets played in an attempt to get their pledge

passed 100%. Finland’s Waltari have a new album out at the end of the month so

naturally I play something from it. New to the show are Barnsley

Dark Punkers System Of Hate with a track from their very excellent “Insanity”

EP. To celebrate The Damned’s “Don’t You Wish We Were Dead” Documentary being

screened at next months SXSW festival I play a track from my favourite live

Damned album. The UK Subs have a brand new album out called “Yellow Leader” it

goes without saying that I play something from it. Then I take you over to

Boston for Watts who have been described as “They play in a band built on a

bedrock of riff-powered songs that have as much to do with swagger as they do

melody. Watts also stoke the twin-engine guitar charge of Keith Richards and

Ron Wood, although gruff-voiced singer-guitarist Dan Kopko sings better than

both, and lead axe John Blout’s tough, blistering solos are closer in spirit to

the knotty workouts of AC/DC’s Angus Young” 

Well that was me sold. Chips Enuff bassist with Enuff Z’Nuff has just

released a solo album with contributions from Steven Adler, Slash, Robin Zander

with co writing credits from Trent Reznor and Paul McCartney. The Hip Priests

cover Zodiac Mindwarp before I moan about the Jettblack listening party

clashing with Starz at The Underworld. With the whole show finishing up with “Songs

That Don’t Rock But Actually Do”.