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Episode 112 notes

 Lou has a story about the election

Jaime has a case of the sleepies……

And somewhere in there we run down the cast of “From Dusk till Dawn”

We review Punitive Damage, Abraxas, Beach Rats, and Drug Couple, and discuss the songs that make you cringe. 

Songs featured in Episode 112

“Big Man” - Punitive Damage

“Prismatic” - Abraxas

“Clorox Boys” - Beach Rats

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Episode 111 Notes:

Finally, the Montreal (Non-Story) can be told!  Midway through reviews we discuss our “process, and we finish up with sort of a sort of book club where we discuss the many tomes of Erik Larson (among other things).

Songs featured in Episode 111  

“Cigarette Party” - Busy Weather

“Expert in a Dying Field” – The Beths

“Circling the Truth” - Guilty Party

“BTW” – The Paranoyds

Mindforce was also discussed, but not featured

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Episode 110”  Spookyween 2022 

In which Lou tells the “tater tot” story, a lesson on the bicameral mind, and we end the whole thing with a blow by blow recapping of the movie” Hard Candy”.  If you haven’t seen Hard Candy (and you totally should), the spoilers begin around 46 minutes.

Somewhere in there I mention ”The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.  Well worth the read.  It’s a horror story about rest cures.

“Knuckle Up!: - Spell it Out

“Death Dance Approximately” - Citizen

“Corner Town” – Julia Julia

 We also talk about Ladytron, Puppy Angst, and Starcrawler

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Episode 109 notes

This was supposed to be our pre-vacation podcast.  A spoiler for future episodes (I was too sick to go, which is also why this one is so dated).  In this one, Lou tells the “Toledo Story”, Fellini, “Crimes of the Future”, and Anne Hathaway

The film I mention (Toby Dammit) was part of a horror anthology called “Spirits of the Dead”.  Basic plot is a washed-up actor (as played by Terence Stamp) drives real fast in a car real fast.  Possibly Toby sold his soul for one last chance at fame?  I dunno.  I saw this in a Philosophy and Film class many years ago, and it probably merits a rewatch.  Roger Vadim and Louis Malle direct the other two segments.

Songs featured in Episode 109:

“I Think I Know You” -Weird Nightmare

“Can You Feel It?” The 420 Four

“Make Manager” – Broken Baby

“Oh, To Be” - Claude

“Hollywood Junkyard” – The Bobby Lees

Regulate nad King Mike Entertainment System were discussed but not featured

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Recorded back-to-back with our last episode:  Jaime returns form vacay.  Lou speaks of THE BEES.  What more can you want?

Songs featured in Episode 108:

“Burning” – Raw Brigade

 “With U” and “Unholy Affliction” – Soccer Mommy

 “Fun Guy” – Extra Arms

Episode 107 Notes:

In a short episode, we focus 100% of our efforts on Westerner, whose second album (Kali Yuga Kama Sutra) comes out on August 19th. Hard to describe, but easy to listen to, check them out!

And get the new album here:

http://www.westernerband.com/

https://smarturl.it/Yesferatu

Songs Featured in Episode 107:

“Yesferatu” – Westerner (duh)

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Episode 106 Notes:

 Just as we were about to record our next podcast, Jaime got Covid and we had to switch to a remote.  Thus, the audio is a little icky because I had some issues setting up the remote.

Songs featured in Episode 106:

“Searching for You” - Weird Nightmare

“Reality” – Claude

“Big Time” – Angel Olson

We also touch on Gwar, Egg Drop Soup, and Maya Hawke

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Minisode 1 Notes

This is a quick review of “Endless Afternoon”, the new 7” by La Luz, and a quick impression of the upcoming Paranoyds album (Talk Talk Talk)

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Episode 105 Notes:

Sometimes life gets in the way and you are a month late posting the podcast.  And then you realize that your original notes were deleted.

It’s honestly a shame because I feel like this was one of the better ones.  I can barely remember recording this, however, and may just be thinking of an especially tasty snack.

As memory serves, we get into a discussion regarding the (non) existence of buttholes and the band “Concrete Blonde”.  Coincidentally, the day we actually recorded (May 15) was the 32nd anniversary of that album.

Trippy

We also had a topic (Most disturbing thing in a movie), and get into the usual nonsense (Spoiler:  The Pentaverate is NOT GOOD)

Anyway, we will probably be back with a “Main feed” podcast in August, and I will throw a few things out there as well.

Songs featured in Episode 105:

“Commander In Chief” – Crisis Man

“West Virginia” – The Builders and the Butchers

“The Reckoning” – Cave in

“The Jacket” - Widowspeak

Episode 105 Notes:

Sometimes life gets in the way and you are a month late posting the podcast.  And then you realize that your original notes were deleted.

It’s honestly a shame because I feel like this was one of the better ones.  I can barely remember recording this, however, and may just be thinking of an especially tasty snack.

As memory serves, we get into a discussion regarding the (non) existence of buttholes and the band “Concrete Blonde”.  Coincidentally, the day we actually recorded (May 15) was the 32nd anniversary of that album.

Trippy

We also had a topic (Most disturbing thing in a movie), and get into the usual nonsense (Spoiler:  The Pentaverate is NOT GOOD)

Anyway, we will probably be back with a “Main feed” podcast in August, and I will throw a few things out there as well.

Songs featured in Episode 105:

“Commander In Chief” – Crisis Man

“West Virginia” – The Builders and the Butchers

“The Reckoning” – Cave in

“The Jacket” - Widowspeak