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A madman’s taunt…
A missing child….
Also Amanda X, Devil Master, SurfBort, The Coathangers, Pink Mexico, and LaGoon
Songs Featured in Episode 59:
“Prescription Overdose” (POD) – Pink Mexico
“Black Flame Candle” – Devil Master
“F the NRA” and “Stranger Danger” – The Coathangers
“Worship the Van” – LaGoon
“Billy” - Surfbort
Yeah, I don’t even remember what we talked about in this one….
Songs featured in Episode 58
“Fuzz Opus No. 2” - Brundle Haze
“Paper Trails” – Nadir
“Deux Bals Dans la Tete” – Penees Nocturnes
“Paper Highways” - Ladytron
History repeats itself as we recorded this on the eve of government another shutdown and another freeze up that never was (Ironically enough we are posting this on the first real taste of winter this year). In retrospect, I was very tired when we recorded, and an overabundance of nonsense wandered into this recording.
Songs Featured in Episode 57:
“Bang”, “Struggle/Struggle” and Spider/Waves” – Le Butcherettes
“Flake” – FIDLAR
“Wasted Nun” – Cherry Glazerr
Also discussed by not featured is the very excellent band, Torso
Recorded during the great blizzard of January ’19 (the one where it rained a bit then nothing happened), Lou and Jaime discuss New Year’s Resolutions, boxes of birds, a popular biopic, general nonsense, and MUSIC!!!!!! (Juicier, Struck Nerve, Lealani, The Beths, and Mary Bell)
Songs Featured in Episode 56:
“Freeze Up” – Operation Ivy
“Lonely Starts” – Lealani
“Future Me Hates Me” The Beths
“Gretchen” – Mary Bell
Episode 55 Notes:
A New Year, an obligatory “Best of 2018 List”. Somewhere in there, we talk about Windhand, Brendan Kelly and the Wandering Birds, Nowhere Roads, and Hank Wood and the Hammerheads. Toothbrushes, Marital Aids and a certain Great Dane also make appearances.
Songs Featured in Episode 55:
“Black Cat Boy” – Brendan Kelly and the Wandering Birds
“You Wanna Die” Hank Wood and the Hammerheads
“Music Machine” – Gabriella Cohen
“Blue Kangaroo” – The Allovers
“It’s Alright” – BOYTOY
“C” – Oh Sees
“Pretty Little F**R” and “Sunshine” – Surfbort
Episode 54 Notes:
Happy Holidays!!!!!! (belated). Kind of lost track of what this one is about. Unwrap it and find out!!!!!!!
Songs Featured in Episode 54:
“Oi to the World” – The Vandals
“China Beach” and “I Hate Chicago” –Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers
“Bull’s Anthem” – Sick of it All
“Christmas Holiday” - Gurr
“Breakdown” – Sore Points
History will be the true judge as to whether Lou’s Boston story was interesting or dull. Also, we talked about SURFBORT and probably some other bands.
Songs Featured in Episode 53:
“Wish You Were Dead” – Wormbath
“Bizzy with the Fizzy” - Garbage
“In Shame” – Cloud Nothings
“Archaic Correspondence” – Dimmu Borgir
“Sunshine” – SURFBORT
Aaaand…Nothing from J Mascus, who we also talked about
On this most SPOOOOOKY episode, we talk Candy, BOYTOY, Cat Power, All Them Witches, Gouge Away, and end it all by basically naming every Philly Band from the last 40 years…..
Songs Featured in Episode 52:
“Panic is On” – Candy
“Fishbelly 86 Onions” – All Them Witches
“Static Age” – BOYTOY
“Wanderer” and “Wanderer/Exit” – Cat Power
“Fed Up” – Gouge Away.
“Dean’s Dream” – Dead Milkmen.
A new co-host, vinyl snobbery, and true stories from the Bible….
Songs Featured in Episode 51:
“Just Like You” – Church Girls
“I Hate San Francisco” – Ex Youth
“Us/We/Are” – Nothing
“Dust on the Bible” – Hank Williams Sr.
Aaaaand…we also talk about “The Seven Scrolls” by Druid.
For reasons to boring for anyone to care about, Episode 51 is still being edited. instead, I would like to post one of my personal favorites. Topic was High Crimes!!! What high crimes do you ask? The crimes of enjoying show everyone retroactively hates, or maybe an imagined break in. We talk about Beachhouse, Emperor X, Feist, Dreamcar, and Cherry Glazerr, then try to discern what cultural crimes a band can commit to make one stop listening.
Songs featured in Episode 31:
“Any Party” – Fesit
“Wasted on the Senate Floor” – Emperor X
“All of the Dead Girls” – Dreamcar
“Nuclear Bomb” – Cherry Glazerr
“Cha Cha Cha D’more” – Dean Martin
“The Ballad of John and Yoko” – The Beatles
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Lou and Jaime Z intrude the digital airwaves about indie, punk, hardcore, metal, rock, hell, music in general. A couple of albums are reviewed and a topic is discussed. Babies are born and rainbows appear. And maybe some vodka is drank.
Lou and Jaime Z met through a comic shop in the King of Prussia mall around the summer of 1999. Jaime rang our hero Lou up for some comic books and asked if Patrick was his brother. Lou awkwardly answered "Yes" and ran out of the store in fright. A few weeks prior, he witnessed Jaime's sister yell at a customer for being stupid, and became wary of those comic shop sisters. A year later Lou joined the Comics and More team and became co-workers with Jaime. And that is how the story began...

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