Showing posts with label Tommy Ray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy Ray. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Coronavirus vs. Rock n' Roll









Now that the moment has far gone by and everyone's moved on, we finally talk about Joker and for whatever reason compare it to Goodfellas?





Jay is currently listening to: 











 Ed is still listening to these modern classics:






Next we tackle even more subjects we know very little about: Coronavirus vs. Rock n' Roll. How COVID-19 is affecting the music industry, venues, record stores etc.  Here is a pretty good article that says what we tried to.
 https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/coronavirus-music-business-latest-974262/




Next we talk about "Dino Punk" - Relevant vs. Money Grab.  We don't mean any disrespect let's just get that out there.  These guys have earned all the respect in the world from us.  But when you see a band from 1977 or earlier and only one original member is still with them? Plus all the Black Flag Vs Flag kind of stuff going around? You gotta wonder, is this worth my money? 



 Our featured song is - Wyldlife - "Kiss and Tell"



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Sunday, March 15, 2020

Yesterday and Record Pressing Plant Fire Show Notes and Links






One this episode the boys talk about what they're listening to: 

Jay's  really digging the new Sick Bags - Only The Young Die Good  LP on Spaghetty Town Records and No Front Teeth Records, the new Slander Tongue S/T LP on Slovenly Recordings and the new songs by Outtacontroller from their upcoming LP on Alien Snatch Records











Ken and Ed are really into the new Tommy Ray  - First Hits Free LP




Also on the show,  the guys talk about the fire that devastated Apollo Masters Manufacturing 

Robert Bauer/RIBsfit Media
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/apollo-masters-fire-vinyl-records-lacquer-production-949648/



The goons also "Smash or Trash" the new Strokes tunes!  






We find out the charming movie Yesterday just wasn't "Jarmusch" enough for Ken:



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8079248/



Our featured song on the episode is "Addicted" by Dirty Cheetah 





and as per usual our opening theme song is "Alright" by Radiohearts 





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