Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet

My work days have become a destructive pattern of uppers and downers to get me through the hours. I come home from work achy and sore from running around like a lunatic, not wanting to do anything but mentally clock out and feel the cool mattress under my frame. My legs and feet throb and keep me up, so I take Tylenol PM which puts me out like a coma, and I wake dazed and several precious IQ points shorter than the day before. So I get a big cup of coffee on the way to work which hits me about half an hour later and for the rest of the day I am a jittery spazz, tweaking so hard I am on the verge of collapse by the time I get home, sore and exhausted, and the whole disaster starts all over again. How do I break the cycle? How to I prove to people that I work with that I am not normally this much of a hot mess? Then again who am I kidding, I drink enough coffee at brunch on Sundays to make the brunch group sit one table away from me to avoid the spittle flying from my lips.

Transitory Life

Audio Junk is another Stoopid Kar Production live every Monday on randomradioonline.net and roundtableradio.net @ 9 pm EST. The World's Worst Mixing DJ -DJ JOE INC plays a variety of music-no format- just samples variety and more tonight. The Modern Mixtape. Replays on http://kaosradioaustin.org/ every Sun 5 am - 7 am-Texas Time.

1. unknown song by Yankton College Pep Band

2. “L.S.D. Slang” from Dragnet 67

3. “Shockadelica” - Prince

4. “Outside in the Rain” - Nathan Shepherd Band

5. “Vote Please” from Zardoz

6. “I Zimbra(Remix)” - The Talking Heads

7. “Slap Er Down Agin” - Arthur Godfrey

8. “Aerobics: Physical Readiness Training - I Ran (So Far Away)” - Master Gunnery Sergeant Bill Dower

9. “Territorial Pissings” - Nirvana

10. “Why Would A Stranger Kill a Stranger” from Murder by Contract

11. “Help Me I’m In Hell” - Nine Inch Nails

12. “place built on lies” - Zardoz

13. “Empire Ants(Featuring Little Dragon)” - Gorillaz

14. sorry cuz you are working from Murder By Contract

15. “The Beginning of Memory” - Laurie Anderson

16. “Mr Brink sent me” from Murder by Contract

17. ”Untitled(Interpol Swimwear Remix)” - Interpol

18. “Down” - Noise Therapy

19. “death comes to ya” from Murder By Contract

20. “Kill People” - Excepter

21. “Inside the crystal” from Zardoz

22. “Just Melancholy” – Roy Montgomery

23. “Excerpt 8” - Afrirampo

24. “Grotesque Suspence” - Ennio Morricone

25. trailer for Murder by Proxy

26. “Strong” - Ennio Morricone

27. “Herido Da Sombras” - Ibrahim Ferrer

28. “I meant them with all my heart” - Battlestar Galactica

29. “Zed’s 7th” - from Zardoz

30. “Warmup Daily 7” - Master Gunnery SGT Bill Dower

31. “Nowheresville” - David Thomas and 2 Pale Boys

32. “To You I Bestow” - Mundy

33. “Yamasuki” - Jean Kluger and Daniel Vangarde

34. “history of LSD” from Dragnet 67

35. “Akai 47” - Bostich + Fussible

36. “LSD Party” - Dragnet 67

37. “SF is a conservative place” from Roaring City

38. “Rock and Roll Queer Bar” - Pansy Division

39. “innocent pants” from Roaring City

40. “Metteng Excuske v1.2” - Squarepusher

41. “Yip Yip Martians” on Sesame Street

42. “Perforated” – Sightings

43. “never seen” from Shutter Island

44. “Party” - The Collins Kids

45. “You've Got a Friend In Me (Para el Buzz Español)” - Gipsy Kings

46. “Come in Dr Benson” - Invisibl Skratch Piklz

47. “Ravers Suck Our Sound” - La Funk Mob

48. “blind nudists” from Perversion for Profit

49. “1997” - Water’s Edge

50. trailer for James Tont from Alamo Drafthouse

51. "More Human Than Human" - White Zombie

Schedule

Sat 26: 3-cl
Sun 27: 2-cl
Mon 28: 9-11am
Wed 30: 10-6
Fri 2: 10-5
Mon 5: 11-5
Tue 6: 11-2:30
Wed 7: 11-5
Thur 8: 11-3
Sat 10: 4-cl

Fred Anderson, 1929-2010

First 20 tracks on my iTunes thinking about devoting my afternoon listening to Dark Day + Live In Verona and The Village Green Preservation Society.

1. "Let's Get Rid Of NY" - Randoms

2. "Wise Up! Sucker" - Pop Will Eat Itself

3. "What Does Your Soul Look Like (p1)" - DJ Shadow

4. "Reich: Electric Counterpoint - 1. Fast" - Pat Metheny

5. "Cyclops" - Buzzard

6. "The Killer" - Big Youth

7. "Do You Got Skills" - The 524

8. "Midnight Cowboy" - Cows

9. "Rawhide" - Link Wray

10. "Sunshine Of Your Love" - Fudge Tunnel

11. "Raining Twilight Coast" - Robyn Hitchcock

12. "Stupify" - Disturbed

13. "Asian Hooker" - Steel Panther

14. "Teenage Lust" - MC5

15. "Hello Teenage America" - Meat Beat Manifesto

16. "What A Woman Really Means" - Donny Hathaway

17. "96 Degrees In The Shade" - Third World

18. "Spelling Bee" - Meryn Cadell

19. "Ease My Mind" - Arrested Development

20. "Babylonian Gorgon" - The Bags

Pete Quaife, 1943-2010

And Don't Forget The Pointy Boots

Eh, meh, feh.... yeah, maybe I'll go see Southern Culture On The Skids tomorrow night at the Jewish Mother. Heck at this rate it might be the last time I see anything at Jewmom's before that whole corner gets bulldozed. I'd heard rumor that when Elizabeth Taylor was married to John Warner see choked on a chicken bone at that restaurant, which John Belushi soon satirized on the Weekend Update segment of Saturday Night Live. And you used to be able to write and draw on the walls in crayons until they tore all that down. I had drawn a fist-sized picture of one of my cartoon characters in the far corner of one end of the dining room years ago. And I met Fred Wesley, Peewee Ellis, and Maceo Parker up in the attic of that place some fifteen years ago. Anyway, it's all getting knocked down soon, making room for more Yuppie fare, no doubt. But I had practically written off the show until I got an email from Rose asking me if I was going to be there, and I figure well, it may be my last time. Plus I haven't seen the Skids in an even longer amount of time. Looks like Erin's gonna be there, too. I remember when the band was staying at her apartment upstairs from mine and they threw her cat off the fire escape. I guess that means bygones are bygones!



Enjoy a little southern culture. Beehive hairdos and Mexican wrestlers. Washboards, camel-walking, and too much pork for just one fork.

Play It All Night Long

Audio Junk is another Stoopid Kar Production live every Monday on randomradioonline.net and roundtableradio.net @ 9 pm EST. The World's Worst Mixing DJ -DJ JOE INC plays a variety of music-no format- just samples variety and more tonight. The Modern Mixtape. Replays on http://kaosradioaustin.org/ every Sun 5 am - 7 am-Texas Time.

1. opening for Zardoz

2. “Carpenter’s Wonderwall” - Go Home Productions

3. “I Just Love Goodies” from The Groovey Ghoulies

4. “Growing A Big Banana” – Henry Threadgill

5. “Please Blow” from World Cup 2010

6. “All is Just a Matter of Time” - Friendship Connection

7. “Barbwire and Barking Dogs” from Cheers

8. menu from Shutter Island DVD

9. “Lowride” - Autechre

10. “we’re gonna stop the oil” - Obama

11. “Midnight Cowboy” - The Cows

12. “Chinese Radiation” - Pere Ubu

13. “put that pie down” from Curb Your Enthusiasm

14. “Baboon Boogie” - Jimmy Murphy

15. “How have you come to be here” from Zardoz

16. “Raspberry Beret” – Hindu Love Gods

17. “ never run from a fight”- from Shutter Island

18. “Zardoz speaks to You” - Zardoz

19. “ Computer World” - Kraftwerk

20. “love their moment of death “ from Kraftwerk

21. “Westside” - TQ

22. “Baserock Babies” - Beeda Weeda

23. “ahscuze me” from Last Comic Standing

24. “Melodies and Memories–Side One” - Ant 2

5. “Music Time” - Dominique Young Unique

26. ‘The Penis is Evil” from Zardoz

27. “Rock You Like A Hurricane” - Scorpions

28. “Officer Krupke”

29. “Isolate the signal” from Battlestar Galactica

30. “Contemplating Jazz” - Attica Blues

31. “Seems like only yesterday” from Bachelor Party

32. “Blood Tide (Regis Mix)” - Female

33. “you waving the flag at me” – Richard Widmark from Pickup on South Street

34. “People Hold ON” - Earl Flint

35. “Man Enough to Take A Life” - MenaceIISociety

36. “Playing to An Audience of One” - David Soul ( incomplete)

37. “Impetus” - Clutch

38. Lowell The Hammer Stanley

39. “Weakling”-The Swans

Garry Shider, 1953-2010

R.I.P. Diaperman

Crazy From The Heat

The Friday Five:

1. Is your favorite beach at the lake or ocean?
I suppose if I think hard enough back the only non-ocean beach that I have ever been to was a lake out in Ferrum, Virginia back when I was in college. It was a hot spring day and a bunch of us drove up to the lake in the mountains, with a small sandy beach and a beautiful lake with an anchored raft out on the center. Being that it was still technically spring the icy mountains were still melting from the winter and the water was colder than any that I ever experienced, and most of us only managed to wade out up to our knees before we scampered squealing back to shore. One girl swam all the way out to the raft and back, and we all declared her nuts. It was beautiful, though, and I would love to go back sometime. Preferably in the summer this time around.

2. Do you wear a life jacket when you go swimming?

Nope. I'm a damn good swimmer. And I come equipped with my own flotation devices. ;)

3. Do you enjoy water sports, such as skiing and boating?

Tried water skiing years ago, but just didn't take to it. I've been on fishing boats, small catamarans, etc. but I always had the most fun on speed boats. As a kid I used to spend summer weekends at my then-best friend's family cottage on the Currituck sound in North Carolina, and her father would take us out in his motor boat with she and I sitting right up front while we got bounced around at top speeds.

4. Do you ever think about the animals that live in the water when you are swimming?

All the time. In Currituck we always had to be on constant lookout for cottonmouths while we swam. The beaches at Hilton Head Island were always alive with fish darting between your legs, and starfish and sand dollars underneath your feet. And once in the shallow waters of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Acapulco I found what looked to be this bizarre purple sea mushroom with a large bulb at the end of its root that still wigs me out just remembering it.

5. Do you like to just lay in the sun or do you want to play in the water as well?

Relieved to say that I haven't sunbathed since the 80's, so here's to hoping I haven't done too much damage to my skin since my teenage years. My mother is already getting little cancerous tumors taken off her skin from the years of suntanning that she used to do in just our backyard alone. But my mother also does not know how to swim so she has always kept on the beach towel on summer vacations anyway. Part of the reason why she was so determined that both her children know how to swim so we would never fear the water they way she does. And I love the water. Part of the Pisces in me, I reckon.

Life Among Them

AMC has released the first photo of actor Andrew Lincoln as small town Kentucky police officer Rick Grimes in their soon-to-be dramatic series of The Walking Dead, which as an avid reader of the comic book I am more excited about than anything else coming up television-wise in a long while. Which is saying something.

The series is harrowing, and more than a little depressing, and at times I can barely read certain scenes over again after the first time around. But given the unrealistic scenario of a small band of people living and surviving in a nation overrun with flesh-eating zombies they have handled the material in a way that can only be as realistic as one can go with considering the circumstances. And here's to hoping that AMC follows suit, with The Mist and Shawshank Redemption director Frank Darabont behind the camera, and writer and producer of The Shield Charles H. Eglee as well. I guess we'll wait and see.

Schedule

Thur 17: 12-2
Fri 18: 4:30-cl
Sat 19: 10-4
Sun 20: 1-cl
Mon 21: 9-11am
Tue 22: 12-2
Fri 25: 10-5
Sat 26: 3-cl

Woman With The Devil's Mark

First 20 tracks on my iTunes getting ready to wash off my (Malin+Goetz) detox face mask (greatest shit ever made, I tell ya...)

1. "Down Down Down" - Gibb Droll Band

2. "Straighten It Out" - Pete Rock & CL Smooth

3. "In Trane's Name" - Frank Lowe

4. "Miss Heather Rosemary Sewell" - Bert Jansch

5. "Love Ridden" - Fiona Apple

6. "Visions Of Paradise" - Benny Johnson

7. "Red Hot Mama" - Parliament

8. "Mr. Me Too" - Clipse featuring Pharrell

9. "The Cypher Pt. Iii" - Frankie Cutlass

10. "Blue Suede Schubert" - The Rutles

11. "Hop Skip & Jump" - Collins Kids

12. "Start Rockin'" - Anti-Loop

13. "Groovy People" - Satan And Adam

14. "It's So Easy" - Willie DeVille

15. "Great DJ (IDC Rerub)" - The Ting Tings

16. "Take Me Home" - Malik Pendelton

17. "Now You Die" - Zeke

18. "Open Your Mind" - EL Nuevo Swing

19. "Pride & Joy Rock" - Big Youth

20. "Welcome To Jamrock" - Damian Marley

After pic: SPIC 'N SPAN!

Al Williamson, 1931-2010

Git Your James Brown On!

All The Things You Are

Audio Junk is another Stoopid Kar Production live every Monday on randomradioonline.net and roundtableradio.net @ 9 pm EST. The World's Worst Mixing DJ -DJ JOE INC plays a variety of music-no format- just samples variety and more tonight. The Modern Mixtape. Replays on http://kaosradioaustin.org/ every Sun 5 am - 7 am-Texas Time.

1. “Skinnydipping” – Cheryl Ladd

2. “Hot Body Rub” - Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti

3. Zamfir Pan Flute Commercial

4. “Hardcore Orientale” – Elephant 9

5. clip from Mean Johnny Barrow

6. “Cassandra Geminni: B. Plant A Nail In The Navel Stream” - The Mars Volta

7. theme for Return to The Planet of Apes (70s cartoon)

8. “(Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell Below” - Curtis Mayfield

9. “L.A. Grey” from Black Streetfighter

10. “Monster Cookbook” - The Groovy Ghoulies

11. “The Tweek” - Meat Beat Manifesto

12. “Smoke on The Water” - Señor Coconut And His Orchestra

13. “who’s in charge” from Battlestar Galactica

14. “I’d Rather Be The Devil” - Otis Spann

15. “Cosmic Slop” - Funkadelic

16. “you squashed the spirit” from Curb Your Enthusiasm

17. theme from Bitch

18. “Move and Shake Your Body” - Squirmin Herman

19. “thieves want things” from Curb Your Enthusiasm

20. opening sequence from Black Streetfighter

21. “She’s in Parties” – Bauhaus

22. “ The City Sleeps” - MC 900 Foot Jesus with DJ Zero

23. Penis Party from PCU

24. “Sucker” - Self

25. “Solitude is Bliss” - Tame Impala

26. “Zurich is Stained” - Pavement

27. trailer for Mind Warp from Alamo Drafthouse DVD Vol 5

28. “Curiosity 8+1” – eMe

29. “California analog dream xxx” - Vondelpark

30. “Superfast Jellyfish” - The Gorillaz

31. “Music” - D-Train

32. the opening for the Final Comedown

33. “Call Girl” – Daze

34. Audio Junk vs the year 2000

35. “Work N Play” - The Zombies

Schedule

Sat 12: 9-2
Mon 14: 9-11am
Wed 16: 9-2
Thur 17: 12-2
Fri 18: 4:30-cl
Sat 19: 10-4

It's Life Jim, But Not As We Know It

Doctor Demento ends his 40 year old radio show. But you can still hear his weekly podcast, provided that you sign up for his online website club.

Money squabbles aside, it's interesting what they seem to say that novelty records don't really exist anymore, or at least not in the way that they once did even as recently as twenty years ago. Is it that there is so much irony in modern pop these days that novelty songs no longer even function as a specific genre anymore? Nonetheless, Doctor Demento was how I often spent many of my Saturday nights back in high school when WNOR ran it around midnight-ish or so and I would I would set my tape deck on record to tape the show to pick out songs that I wanted to keep. One of the biggest chills I ever received involved a show back in the early 90's where he paid tribute to Spike Jones and I had taped the whole show while I was out that night, and the next evening I drove out to North Carolina listening listening to the tape in my car while he played the rarest Spike Jones record out there -- "Running Wild", a song so rare that he could only play half of it because it was the flipside to another more popular hit and it used to be in a jukebox which made half the disk too scratched. Hearing rare music has always has always cast a strange, pagan magick over my body and that one absolutely terrified me, shaking alone in a car out on a lonely country road at night. Even if it was Spike Jones. Maybe, especially because it was Spike Jones. And you'd only hear something like that on Doctor Demento's show, who possesses one of the largest record collections in the entire world.

And although none of my local affiliates have carried his program in ages, it still breaks my heart knowing that he's not out there on free radio anymore. But hey, 40 years is a long run. And the man introduced us to Weird Al Yankovic, which I suppose is a mixed blessing depending on how you look at it.

So in honor of the good doctor, here's "Star Trekkin". Years ago some friends of mine used to sit around in the living room doing whippits while listening to Doctor Demento on the radio and singing along to this song and rolling on the floor laughing their asses off, and ever since then that's all I can picture them doing every time I hear this. Bon voyage, Barret.

I Think Up Demons

I haven't seen the movie Splice yet, and still not sure if I ever will. And though I was careful not to really read any reviews I have stumbled upon various critiques from friends who have seen it, as well as their links to others who agree with them, and... well, I guess there is somewhat of a shocking third act that has thrown a few people for a loop and distressed them to some degree. That a science fiction film would stoop to something so exploitational. Yet what they describe is a common trope of the horror genre, and it got me thinking: One, is Splice a sci-fi or horror film? And two, do we hold science fiction to different guidelines and expectations than we do horror?

When I first saw the trailers for Splice I envisioned it as a horror film, of the Frankenstein-type story trajectory. Then I thought about that even more and remembered that Frankenstein is part of that sci-fi/horror crossover genre to begin with, or in other words, cerebral horror, spooks with smarts. The way that Invasion Of The Body Snatchers was a Cold War allegory for Communist infiltration, or that Alien actually had a strong, smart, beautiful woman that actually outlives every other character on the ship -- the type that would normally go first (after the cartoonishly weak-kneed, terrified African-American, of course) in most horror films of times gone by. Because horror has had a long tradition of people going in expecting chills and thrills, but under certain guidelines. The same said for sci-fi, being more of a thinking man's genre, and getting nitpicked to death if any kind of plot hole or leaps in scientific credibility are being foisted upon the fans.

So do we expect more out of sci-fi than we do with horror? Are we more disappointed in the failure of a sci-fi film not living up to its potential then we would be if a horror movie didn't scare us enough? Because if Splice is a horror movie, then it seems to have done its job to disturb, even if it resorted to the same tired tropes of the horror genre. But if it's a sci-fi horror film, I suppose we expect more out of it, and maybe we should. And again, I am saying that as somebody who still hasn't seen the film.

So does that mean we should also expect the same lofty aspirations in the horror genre as well? When The Blair Witch Project came out, a new take on the old prototype, there were a lot of people who felt ripped off by not seeing any real violence, or blood, or torture, or even a witch for that matter. Of course folks went in buying into the internet hype of something truly different and terrifying, but what they were expecting I'm not quite sure. Maybe they weren't sure either. But for me it begs the question that if sci-fi fans go into the theater expecting something expansive and new, do horror fans go to the movies expecting to see... exactly what they are expecting? Of course not all of them must feel this way. But it's been my experience that many horror fans that I talk to every day at work like a new twist on the same set-up, though usually it's provided that they are still getting their money shot. Horror is, in many ways, like porn, where we love seeing new naked girls in new sexual scenarios. But ultimately, we still wanna see them get screwed, and if we don't then we're the ones getting screwed.

Anyway, I'm thinking a lot about this today. I may stop by my store and talk to a few of the folks there and get their opinions. If you are reading this, I would like yours as well.

He Sells Sanctuary

A shirtless evening with Glenn Danzig in his personal library, by the flickering reflection of his, uh... ok, let's say koi pond.

Houston We Have Cornercandle

A very late Mike and a very exasperated Alvin at The Lobscouser in Portsmouth last night.

First 20 track on my iTunes trying to limit myself to only half a slice of cheesecake since I shared a "Drunken Monkey" with Al during dinner last night.

1. "Bring It On Down To Me (Part 1)" - Bobby Franklin's Insanity

2. "Beautiful Life" - Gui Boratto

3. "Searching (Pleading For Love)" - Duke Ellington

4. "Say You Love Me" - Fleetwood Mac

5. "Torn" - Natalie Imbruglia

6. "Tears Run Rings" - Marc Almond

7. "Last Train To Clarksville" - The Monkees

8. "Slow Down" - Larry Williams

9. "And So It Begins" - Sworn Amongst

10. "Penetration" - Haujobb

11. "Nicky's Sister" - Flour

12. "Message In A Bottle" - The Police

13. "Planet Telex" - Radiohead

14. "Skinz (featuring Grand Puba)" - Pete Rock & CL Smooth

15. "Who Stole My Last Piece Of Chicken?" - Organized Konfusion

16. "Twilight Zone" - Golden Earring

17. "Yeah Yeah" - Black Rock

18. "We're Desperate" - X

19. "Lost My Senses" - Self

20. "The Motor Booty Affair" - Parliament

Me And The Girl Upstairs

Audio Junk is another Stoopid Kar Production live every Monday on randomradioonline.net and roundtableradio.net @ 9 pm EST. The World's Worst Mixing DJ -DJ JOE INC plays a variety of music-no format- just samples variety and more tonight. The Modern Mixtape. Replays on http://kaosradioaustin.org/ every Sun 5 am - 7 am-Texas Time.

1. “Verona” - Bob James

2. “The Star of the Story” - Heatwave

3. “oil continues to spread” - Anderson Cooper

4. “Soul Travelin” - Gary Byrd

5. “let’s go organ” from NHL 2010

6. “Sine of the Dub” - Kode 9 & Space Ape

7. “cylon chip on his shoulder” - Battlestar Galactica

8. “Wanna Be Your Lover (White Girl Lust's Solid Bump Beat)” - Prince

9. “I will hit” from Battlestar Galactica

10. “It Is Not Meant to Be” - Tame Impala

11. “go in the front door” from Rio Bravo

12. “Hurricane J” - The Hold Steady

13. “you wear those I will arrest you” from Rio Bravo

14. “I Can't Give Give Back The Love I Feel For You” - Rita Wright

15. “lesbian” from Perversion for Profit

16. “Late Night Operation feat. Theophilus London (Remix)” - Letherette

17. “female breasts” from Perversion for Profit

18. “Make You Mine” - Breakbot

19. “blind nudists” from Perversion for Profit

20. “Love Resurrection” - Alison Moyet

21. “worship of the Whip” from Perversion for Profit

22. “A Juicy Intro (Ha! Yes Remix)” - Notorious BIG + the xx

23. “share with you” from 20000 Leagues Under The Sea

24. “!!!” - AM/FM

25. “All Nemo” from 20000 Leagues Under the Sea

26. “Born Under A Bad Sign” - Albert King

27. “Get Along” – Dean Martin/Ricky Nelson/Stumpy from Rio Bravo

28. “Elvis on the radio, Steel Guitar in My Soul” - The KLF

29. “harmonix of death” - OmegaJackson

30. “NO Kills to My Credit” from Perversion for Profit

31. “Nemrut Dagi” - Korekyojin

32. “Bitches Brew” - Miles Davis

33. “Extreme spiked heel” from Perversion for Profit

34. “Velvet Von Black” from El Superbeasto

35. “will pervert” from Perversion for Profit

36. “ crescendo”

37. “Don’t Beg” - from Big Love

38. “I Don’t Give a” –Zeke

39. “Sex gratification” from Perversion for Profit

40. “Route 666” – Robert Downey,Jr

41. “Warm Leatherette “ – The Normal

42. “The Survivors” from La Jatee

43. “Bone Crusher” - Akrobatik

44. “Blazing Ashes” - Aurdrey Horne

45. “Fast Money” - Roy Ayers

46. “Who Do You Think You Are” - Spice Girls

Listen To My Heartbeat

HOLY CATS! Speaking of my beloved Laurie Anderson, I FINALLY found the original video to "Sharkey's Day", which I only saw once a million years ago and it's haunted me forever. I was thinking about it obsessively this evening at work until I finally raced home and... BAM... there it was on youtube. So, YAY!

High-Born Stealth

Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson put on a performance for dogs outside of the Sydney Opera House. Well, Laurie was there, sans Lou, but then again this whole project seems more up Anderson's alley anyway. Makes me wish I had a dog again. And I guess lived in Sydney.

Schedule

Sat 5: 9-5
Sun 6: 12-cl
Mon 7: 9-11am
Tue 8: 9-11am
Fri 11: 9-4
Sat 12: 9-2

Rue McClanahan, 1934-2010; Dorothy DeBorba, 1925-2010

From A Window To A Scream

Audio Junk is another Stoopid Kar Production live every Monday on randomradioonline.net and roundtableradio.net @ 9 pm EST. The World's Worst Mixing DJ -DJ JOE INC plays a variety of music-no format- just samples variety and more tonight. The Modern Mixtape. Replays on http://kaosradioaustin.org/ every Sun 5 am - 7 am-Texas Time.

1. theme from The Catwoman

2. “It’s So Good To Be Alive” - The Truthettes

3. “Onda” - Cassiano

4. “Machine Gun McCain trailer” from Alamo Drafthouse Vol 5

5. “Woman with the Devil’s Mark” - El Superbeasto

6. “Me, Not The Paper (Remix)” - Jeru The Damaja

7. Dr Evil in therapy

8. “20 HZ” - Capricorn

9. “Sex Pistols on Bill Grundy Show”

10. “The Order of Death” - Public Image Limited

11. “the happiness market crashed” from Harper

12. “The Motor Booty Affair” - Parliament

13. “shrinking MFs” from Black Dynomite

14. “I Get High On You” - Sly and the Family Stone

15. “Climb into your hair” - from Thieves Highway

16. “Sly Fox” - Nas

17. “I wanna be sedated” from Big Love

18. “My 36 Favorite Punk Songs” - Jason Forrest

19. trailer for Starship Troopers

20. “over 11 million illegal” from 30 Days

21. “Sleep To Dream” - Fiona Apple

22. “Police Truck” - Dead Kennedys

23. “Got Niffin” - Spoon

24. “armed targets neutralized” from Caprica

25. “The Pretender” - The Foo Fighters

26. “Blazing Ashes” - Aurdrey Horne

27. “Nothing Special” - Local H

28. “Foxy Lady” from Cheers

29. “Stigmata Martyr “ - Bauhaus

30. “Bacchanal “ - Clutch

31. “Down In The Park” - Marilyn Manson

32. trailer for Shark Hunter

33. “Dementia Absentia (Dialectical Triangulation II)” - DJ Spooky

34. “Propechy Theme” – Brian Eno

35. “Barrel of Monkeys” from Big Love

36. “I Can’t Do My Thing” - Barbara Acklin

37. “Heaven is barking dogs” from Cheers

38. “Please Mr President” - Guitar Shorty

39. “Them Changes” - Buddy Miles

40. “Ass-raping” - The Ten

41. “Sunshine of Your Love” - Bim Skala Bim

42. “WE WERE ON A BREAK” from Friends

43. “I’ve Got To Find a Way” - Moses Dillard

44. “Colderation” - ComaR

Call of Duty Prepared Me For None Of This

Eleven minutes of some choice moments from Rifftrax's take on the 80's camp classic Red Dawn, where a group of high school friends thwart invading Russians and Cubans on American soil. And Harry Dean Stanton in need of some serious avenging.