Hirax- Fear the war within
Megadeth- Sweatin bullets
Final Conflict- Crucifixion
Grave- You'll never see heaven
Spazz- White glove test
In Disgust- To live a lie
Dystopia- Anger brought by disease
DRI- Couch Slouch
ET- Life ends
Plutocracy= Plotoloko
Dark Angel- Darkness descends
Poison Idea- Just to get away
Coffins- Warhead (venom cover)
Noothgrush - Imperial March
Engorged- In Support of multinational corporations
Eyehategod - Methamphetamine
DA - Alzheimer
Machetazo- Abduccion
King Diamond- Under the sabbath
No Less - Peace Pipe
Unholy Grave - socialistic pressure
Anthrax - Antisocial (trust cover)

Freeform Turntablism.

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Robyn celebrates his 56th birthday tomorrow, so I thought it appropriate to re-air the Soft Boys / Robyn special that I produced last fall for KBOO’s membership drive. I took the opportunity to re-tool the last half hour a bit so as to go out with a bang rather than a strum, AND so that I could fit in a track from Robyn’s brand new cd “Goodnight Oslo”.

Thanks to my friend Mark for his surprise visit, and for bringing Voodoo Doughnuts!

Thanks also to the Throwing Muses fan who called when I played "Buzz".

Super XX Man for this moment in time was Scott Garred on vocals, acoustic guitar, ukelele and harmonica. Ali Wesley played flute, glockenspiel and vocal harmonies. Mike Johnson played acoustic guitar, melodica, and vocal harmonies.

Boy Eats Drum Machine was my guest this morning. He is a one-man turntablist band from right here in Portland, Oregon. He has a fantastic new album out called “Booomboxxx”. He is our inaugural live guest, showing up at 4am to play a set. My daughter Eliza made him an award to celebrate that very fact.

Hi again! As promised, here I am filling in for Andrew "Unbroken Chain" Geller, who will fill my spot next week on the 28th.  Also, as promised, we set out to play as much of the second set of 7-15-84 Berkeley Greek as we could.  We started out with a special tribute to Tom Donahue, who made the Grateful Dead's "Autumn Records Demo" possible.  The first cut was "Fresh Garbage" from Spirit.  Then a little radio spot for The Family Dog in San Francisco promoting The Youngblood's show there that weekend, followed by The Youngblood's "Get Together".  We filled out the show with July 15, 1984.

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