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Albums Discussed Tackhead - Tackhead Tape Time The Beatnigs - The Beatnigs Fun-da-Mental - Erotic Terrorism Ice - Bad Blood Techno Animal - Brotherhood of the Bomb Dalek- Absence Carl Kavorkian - Tainted Razorblades Ghostigital - In Cod We Trust Saul Williams -The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust! Belly - Food for Animals B L A C K I E - Wilderness of North America Cubbiebear - The Rape

Albums Discussed Sand - The Dynamic Curve Talk Talk - Laughing Stock Long Fin Killie - Houdini Earwig - Under My Skin I Am Laughing Lanterna - Lanterna Roy Montgomery - scenes from the south island Biocord - High Skies Shiva Affect - Yahweh Not Drowning, Waving - Proof The For Carnation - Promised Works

Jim Sullivan- UFO Jimmie Spheeris - Spheeris Roy Bucannon - Hot Wires Chicago - XI Early Graves - Goner Otis Redding - The Immortal Otis Redding

Albums Discussed Leon Russell - On a Distant Shore Greg Allman - Southern Blood Del Shannon - Rock On Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl Warren Zevon - The Wind David Bowie - Blackstar Leonard Cohen - You Want it Darker Marvin Gaye - Dream of a Lifetime Joy Division - Closer Jim Croce - I've Got a Name

A first time episode format. We spend the entire episode looking in depth at a forgotten and tragic chapter for one of R&B/s longest lasting institutions.

A Look back on some Solo soul records of the 80's ranging in popularity from mostly forgotten to almost cult classics. David Lasley - Missin' Twenty Grand Ronnie Laws - Mirror Town Stevie Woods - Take Me To Your Heaven Larry Graham - Victory Norman Connors - Take It to the Limit Marvin Sease - Marvin Sease Steve Elliott - Completion of a Miracle Gerald Alston - Gerald Alston Carl Anderson - Protocol Prince Phillip Mitchell - Devastation

Disco is so much weirder than you might expect Embyro - Embyro Dr Hook - Pleasure and Pain Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band Estrak Lancios-Cosmopolitan Wave T.J. Hustler Metaphysical Synthesized Orchestra - Age of Individualism Manu Dibango - Sun Explosion Niteflyte - Niteflyte Osman İşmen Orkestrası - Diskomatik Katibim Eddy Grant - Walking on Sunshine Rance Allen - Straight From The Heart Babla - Babla's Disco Sensation Bebu Silvetti - World Without Words

Blues act's who's first album came out in 1980 or later. Omar & The Howlers - Hard Times in the Land of Plenty The Jeff Healey Band - See The Light Robert Cray - Strong Persuader Stevie Ray Vaughn - Texas Flood Circuit Rider - Circuit Rider Havana Black - Indian Warrior The Kinsey Report - Midgnight Drive Rocky Hill - Rocky Hill Sonny Landreth - Blues Attack Masters of Reality - Masters of Reality

Continuation of the last Randomizer. More girl stuff. There may be about 45 seconds where the background music tracks overlap. apologies but it it's noticeable it should only last a few seconds. Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron Phantom Blue - Phantom Blue Ruth White- Flowers of Evil Pupil Slicer - Mirrors Sharon Van Etten - Are We There Sarah Longfield - Disparity

Sally Oldfield - Water Bearer UA - 11 Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones Dreariness - Fragments Carol Grimes And Delivery ‎– Fools Meeting Tamaryn - Dreaming the Dark School of Seven Bells - Ghostory Zola Jesus - Stridulum Julia Holter - Loud City Song Blackwater Holylight - Silence/Motion

A look into the dying days of glam when denim and leather attempted to overtake the hairspray and assless chaps with an addictive blending of 80's excess with vintage blues rock. A movement that was was ultimately crushed by the changing tides of the 90's but remains one of the brightest creative periods of an oft mocked subgenre. Spread Eagle - Spread Eagle Sea Hags - Sea Hags Vain - No Respect Salty Dog - Every Dog Has Its Day Dangerous Toys - Dangerous Toys Smashed Gladys - Social Intercourse Dirty White Boy - Bad Reputation White Trash - White Trash Junkyard - Junkyard Dirty Looks - Cool From the Wire

A (sort of) sequel to our last episode. We look at modern ladies honing their songwriting craft, with an emphasis on the bleak and depressing side of life. Though occasional moments of hope do shine through Albums Discussed Florence + the Machine - Ceremonials Julien Baker - Turn Out the Lights Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher Chelsea Wolfe - Abyss Emma Ruth Rundle - Marked for Death Anna Von Hausswolff - Dead Magic Marissa Nadler - Strangers Frida Hyvönen - Dream of Independence Emily Jane White - They Moved In Shadow All Together Mariee Souix - Gift for the End Angel Olson - My Woman Lingua Ignota - Sinner Get Ready