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Episode 97 Notes:
This was (A) supposed to come out at the beginning of July and (B) actually 98. We had some artists (Movie Club, The Van Dammes) we wanted to bring foreword a bit sooner rather than later, but a combination of technical issues and “life” derailed us. Anyway, we also touch on Football (the European Kind), Mare of Easttown, the miscasting of PA locales, Bar Etiquette, and a rehash of the movie “Climax”
Music Featured in Episode 97:
“Plastic” - School Drugs
“ Swamp Ass - Egg Drop Soup”
“It’s Time for Rivelution” and “Finally There” – The Van Dammes
“Use Me” (Bill Withers Cover) – Holly Golightly
We also talk about Movie Club and Juliana Hatfield
Episode 96 Notes:
A bit of explanation: I was originally planning to hold this one and post another podcast that was a bit more time sensitive. Things got nuts so I’m putting up this one. The description is bare bones, but it tastes line nanna’s sweet apple pie!
Songs featured in Episode 96
“Cold Smoke” – LaGoon
“Missing Link” - Mesh
“Perfect” – Mannequin Pussy
“Daddy’s Home” and “Down” - St Vincent
King Azaz was also discussed, but not featured
Episode 95 Notes:
Who doesn’t want to see two groundhogs fighting?
Songs featured in Episode 95
“Sex Dwarf” – Soft Cell
“Leashed” – Wound Man
“Gonna Be a Man” – Mouth Congress
“Control You” – Sentinel
“Get Over It” – Gal Pals
“Falling Awake” – Remember Sports
“Barbara” – TEKE::TEKE
No Lie…the twin punch of “White Boy Summer” and my cat‘s glare kind of put us off out games. As a result we become bizarrely fixated on the name of Daniel Day Kim’s medical drama (The Good Doctor). The Puppet Master, La Luz, and Garbage are also discussed.
Songs Featured in Episode 94”
Gratitude (Beastie Boys Cover) – Buggin’
“Freedom Dreams” – MOVE
“Train Sounds” and “Eat Your Soul” – The Ragshakers
“Stare into the Sun” – Shine
Mary Bell was also discussed, but not featured (because I still haven’t gotten my album)
Episode 93 Notes:
In which a dark secret from the past surfaces and a movie by a certain alligator themed movie star is reviewed.
Songs in Episode 93:
“Chameleon Suit” - Ryan Monro
“ What's Your Damage” - Total Rubbish
“All I Ever Wanted” and “Ride” - NRCSSST
“ Inhuman Joy” - Regional Justice Center
“King is Dead” – Colossus
“Ceibas” - Kabbalah
Episode 92 Notes:
Pudge is the worst. Your favorite sci-fi franchises are the best!
Songs featured in Eppy 92:
“Assumption Song” – Gel
“Nothing Without You” – Cloud Nothings
“Pretty Dancer” – Soft Palms
“Crushtones Theme” – The Crushtones
Episode 91 notes:
In which we discuss Brian, literature, and the secret life of the American shampoo bottle…
Songs featured in Episode 91:
Dirty Robot – Arling and Cameron
“Home Wrecked” – Torso
“Weeds” – Cruel Hands
“Russian Winter” and “Crossbow” – Tamar Aphek
Also discussed – Ragshakers, Miss Lava and NOFX
The story I mention is “Elegy for Andy Gibb” by by Danielle Willis
Episode 90 Notes:
Conspiracy theories, High Fashion, and a certain Mauve Wiccan. The description is short but the content is hearty, like a beef stew!
Songs Featured in Episode 90:
“Poison Ruin” - Carrion
“This is Not the Indy Rock I Signed Up For” and “Earthquake” – Girl Friday
“Secret Canine Agent” – Viagra Boys
Dungeonweed was discussed, but not featured.
Episode 89 Notes:
This is the “good” version of our live New Year’s Eve broadcast in which we discuss the top album of the year.
Songs featured in Episode 89:
“Christmas Business” – Gurr, Featuring Eddie Argo
”Breathe” – Thurston Moore
“Voicemail” - Free Refills
“Morning Spliff” and “Fairies Wear Boots” (Black Sabbath Cover) – The Chives
“Holiday” – Adult Books
“Under the Spell of Joy” – Death Valley Girls
“Stupid Party” - Surfbort
“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” – Fiona Apple
Episode 88 Notes
Kidney stone pt deux, and the miseducation of Jaime Z.
Songs featured in Episode 88:
“Nestle in My Boobies” - The Coathangers
“2K” - Soulglo
“Care” - Hannah Lou Clark
“The First Murder on Mars” – The Electric Mud
Not featured - Jessica Lea Mayfield and the New Ruffians
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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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