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Had quite a few new tracks tonight from the likes of the Darts, the Melmacs, Micah and the Mirrors, Michael Des Barres, Siluett, and the Juvenile Wrecks. Plus, a lot more, of course!

 Originally Published 1/19/20It's all about the Suze tonight!Here's the Playlist:Susie Thumb Ty Segall ManipulatorBarefoot Susie Barrence Whitfield and the Savages Savage KingsSuggested by KateBlack Eyed SusanPaul Westerberg 14 SongsLinda Sue Dixo...

This week’s show, after a 1944 Woody Guthrie warble: brand new Billy Bragg, Black Watch, Greg Weeks, Damned, Ratboys, Julies, Sleaford Mods, and Bruce Springsteen, plus The Creation, Arthur Alexander, Billy J. Kramer, Beatles, Dottie West, Lloyd Charm...

I think it’s safe to say that, for the most part, I’m a forward thinking music obsessive who is always on the hunt for my next favorite record. It’s that attitude that allows for this show to constantly have two new release episodes almost every single month. There’s a downside to this fanaticism, though. When one collects so much music but is so focused on the future, a lot of great music is pretty much forgotten. Over the last couple of weeks, however, I have taken steps to recreate myself with some of these great releases. The story actually begins a few months ago when I discovered that the popular video streaming/sharing program Plex had an audio add-on called Plexamp. This simple program allows me to stream my entire master library on my various devices.  This has been a game-changer, although for the last few months I have primarily utilized it to stream my favorite classic records from the past. Two weeks ago, though, I decided to do a little experiment. I put my entire 160,000 tracks on shuffle, and tonight’s show consists of tracks that have sprung up over these last fourteen days. I must admit I’m a little […]

I'm doing some real talk in this episode, because I'm going to speak up and say what I need to say. More of us need to speak out and condemn the actions of ICE. Music this week by:ZuloKevin MF KingCoal CanaryProblem AddictConsumer Culture Feel free to ...