Monday, May 14, 2012

Rat Salad Radio • May 9, 2012

Album side from Neil Young whilst I got my stuff together, then Frank Zappa to express my dismay at the voting, then a buncha heavy stuff to match that mood.  New Irish music, old Norwegian music. Hayti-recorded "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody."  Blue Jay Way.  Patti Smith twists "Smells Like Teen Spirit."  And some Glass On Your Pillow.  Another nice morning of radio.


 

Side One of Old Ways by Neil Young
from the album
Old Ways (Geffen)

 

Dumb All Over by Frank Zappa
from the album
You Are What You Is (Barking Pumpkin)
I don't know what else to say.

 

Ahriman by Horseback
from the album
Half Blood (Relapse)
new from Jenks Miller. local. perfect for the mood I am in this sad day.

 

Light Does Not Get Old by Caltrop
from the album
Ten Million Years and Eight Minutes (Holidays For Quince)
more new local heaviness. glad to see a new one from them.

 

Scout by T0W3RS
from the album
If All We Have Is Time (Digg Up Tapes)
more new local material -- Derek Torres (Lake Inferior)

 

Sin by The Pows
from the album
Once With Snot and Blood (Permanent)
Columbia, Missouri band. c1998-2004.

 

Surface Patterns by Man Forever
from the album
Pansophical Cataract (Thrill Jockey)
New project by Kid Millions of Oneida. See what a liberal arts education will give you?

 

Gamal Brudemarsj fra Telemark by Anund Roheim, Odd Bakkerud & Anna Roheim
from the album
Hardingfele (Geon)
7" record my mom brought back from Norway in the early 70s. Droney twin fiddles. Fab.

 

The Bold Fenian Men by Cathy Jordan
from the album
All The Way Home (Blix Street)
Solo album by the lead singer of the trad. Irish band Dervish. Her first solo album after >20 year career. Gorgeous.

 

Widow's Weed by Espers
from the album
Espers II (Drag City)
2006

 

Send Me A Friend by Anders Osborne
from the album
Black Eye Galaxy (Alligator)
new from a Swede who lives in New Orleans. Sorta Black Keys-ish. Maybe w/Paul Rodgers singing.

 

Ain't Gonna Let Nobody by Mary D. Williams
from the album
Blood Done Sign My Name (self-released)
recorded @ Hayti Heritage Center in Durham. Appropriate for today.

 

I Wish I Were That Girl by Wendy Rene
from the album
After Laughter Comes Tears: Complete Stax & Volt Singles + Rarities 1964-65 (Light in the Attic)
new CD retrospective with this prev. unreleased tune and others

 

What Will Tomorrow Bring by Wendy Rene
from the album
After Laughter Comes Tears: Complete Stax & Volt Singles + Rarities 1964-65 (Light in the Attic)
1964 Stax single

 

Dirty Water by The Sugarman Three
from the album
What The World Needs Now (Daptone)
new

 

Ha Ha Ha by The Sisters Love
from the album
Give Me Your Love (Soul Jazz)
1971

 Cover (Clap Along With the Dynamite Brothers:The Dynamite Brothers)

I Can't Win Pt. 2 by The Dynamite Brothers
from the album
Clap Along With The Dynamite Brothers (Oxrat)
Chapel Hill trio, 2003.

 

Gris by Holy Wave
from the album
Knife Hits (self-released)
New from four El Paso kids who went psychedelic and went to Austin (that sorta goes together)

 

Glass On Your Pillow by Blasted Canyons
from the album
2nd Place (Castle Face)
nuther good record from this San Fran trio.

 

Love Revisited 2011 by Anthony William Herndon
from the album
Gaga Sphere (self-released)
experimental/ambient from Paducah, KY

 

Until Then by Orcas
from the album
Orcas (Morr Music)
blend of haze pop & ambient; a cover here of Broadcast's song

 

America's Boy by Broadcast
from the album
Tender Buttons (Warp)
2005. Commentary on global U.S. war.

 

Blue Jay Way by The Beatles
from the album
Magical Mystery Tour (Apple)
1967. Can't believe this is 45 years old.

 

I Am A Tourist by Whatever Brains
from the album
Whatever Brains II (Sorry State)
new, local

 

Sote Sote Adhi Raat by The Bombay Royale
from the album
You Me Bullets Love (Hope Street Recordings)
Bollywood-inspired, from Australia. New.

 

Smells Like Teen Spirit by Patti Smith
from the album
Outside Society (Arista)
a CD from last year looking back over all the years of great stuff from Patti Smith

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