Today's radio programme continued our series of non-traditional renegade studio locations. As such, we broadcast from a backyard BBQ off San Jose Avenue, with a live studio audience. We seamlessly handed off to Cheap Hooch Radio, with special guest Juan Rapido, from Dante's Hot-tub. Well, "seamless" may be the wrong word. But all our shows kind of blended together, there was much banter, and the food was awesome. We'd like to thank our hosts T&C for having us radio miscreants. (Now, where did I leave my Mac power supply?)


Playlist:

2:21pm: Rattle & Roll by The Street Dogs

2:21pm: Opium by Dead Can Dance

2:21pm: W.S.D. by Suede

2:21pm: National Express by The Divine Comedy

2:22pm: Girl From Mars by Ash

2:26pm: Rock & Roll Is Dead by The Velveteen Saints

2:27pm: Femme Fatale (Live) by The Velvet Undergound

2:29pm: Some Velvet Morning by Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra

2:35pm: Generals by The Myna Birds

2:38pm: Failed Olympic Bid by Future Of The Left

2:48pm: Dr. Zeus by The Simpsons

2:49pm: He Got Game by Public Enemy

2:52pm: Top Of The World by Lost Romance

3:04pm: Death Of American Radio by Radio4

3:07pm: Chicken Bones by John Grant

3:12pm: She Owns The Streets by The Raveonettes

3:17pm: The New Dark Ages by Bad Religion S.A.T. Word Of The Week

3:19pm: Rebel Fate by Cobra Skulls

3:22pm: Six Six Six by The Fucking Buckaroos

3:29pm: Bad Bad Whiskey by Amos Milburn

3:30pm: Sugar Man by Sixto Rodriguez

3:30pm: Right Now by Mocean Worker

3:34pm: A]\\ by Mocean Worker

3:35pm: Right Now by Mocean Worker

3:43pm: Adulthood by Jukebox The Ghost

3:45pm: Vamos A La Playa by Cibo Matto

3:48pm: Don\'t Cry by Movado

3:51pm: 80085 by Hillbilly Casino

4:03pm: return to normal schedule.

4:09pm: California Soul by Marlena Shaw

4:10pm: Written On The Wall by The Invitations

4:11pm: That\'s Life by Frank Sinatra

4:13pm: You Got What I Need by Frank Scott

4:14pm: You Got What I Need by Freddie Scott

4:19pm: Knock On Wood by Eddie Floyd

4:25pm: Cheap Hooch Liquored Up And Lacquered Down by Southern Culture On The Skids

Cheap Hooch features hosts Holly & D$ playing the best in Punk, Garage, Trash, Soul, Rockabilly and Primitive Rock n\' Roll. Each episode focuses on a different genre or theme, featuring local artists and covering local news with our Show Recommendations, Dive Bar Review and Crime Report.


4:29pm: Cheap Hooch with special guest Juan Rapido Pass The Booze by Ernest Tubb


4:30pm: whistle bait by collins kids


4:38pm: Cheap Hooch I Fought The Law by ? and the Mysterians


4:38pm: Soupy by Maggie Thrett

4:59pm: Cheap Hooch with special guest Juan Rapido Can I Belong To The Tribe by Juanitos from Welcome in the House of F.U.N.


5:00pm: Une Glace au Citron [A Lemon Ice] by Miss Emma from Une Glass au Citron


5:02pm: The Coffee Song by Eydie Gorme from Blame It on the Bossa Nova


5:04pm: Super Chicken


5:05pm: Happy Trumpeter by Bert Kaempfert from A Swingin\' Safari


5:26pm: I Learned the Hard Way by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings


5:28pm: What Ever Your Sign by The Floaters from Magic


5:33pm: Rock You To Your Socks by Linda Clifford & Curtis Mayfield from The Right Combination


6:00pm: Core Vida ghost music by the residents Core Vida and Jesse Jackson are gonna conjure up some ghosts for you on this lovely Sunday!

6:02pm: the haunting by hair police

6:11pm: like a ghost by ignatius jones


6:12pm: spirits in the material world by police


6:17pm: naughty ghost by jan august


6:19pm: ghost song by the doors


6:21pm: i talk with the spirits by roland kirk


6:28pm: you can\'t fool the holy ghost by bishop perry tillis

Dr. Junk was "camping" or something, so Malderor was happy to host East Coast "retro-future-lounge-pop" band Gigi and Pop in the midst of their West Coast tour. Their shows at the Hemlock, Deluxe, El Rio, and Forbidden Island are all discussed, while Malderor plays new tracks from such acts as Jello Biafra, Dan Ross, and The Orb featuring Lee "Scratch" Perry.

2:15pm: ShockYouPy by Jello Biafra

2:15pm: Happy Birthday by Gigi & Pop

2:16pm: Beware the Company by Gigi & Pop

2:25pm: Liar by Gigi & Pop

2:26pm: Never Solo by Dan Ross

2:28pm: Throw The Brick by Less Than Jake

2:30pm: Career Opportunities (Live) by Dropkick Murphys

2:35pm: If You Were Here (Thompson Twins Cover) by Gigi & Pop

2:36pm: Trick Or Treat by Gigi & Pop

2:38pm: Tonight You Belong To Me by Gigi & Pop

2:45pm: I\'m Not An Animal by The Blind Shake

2:48pm: Freedom At 21 by Jack White

2:52pm: Hold Me Upsetter by The Orb Featuring Lee Scratch Perry

2:59pm: Porcupines Are Prickly by Gigi & Pop

3:02pm: Santa Go-Go by Gigi & Pop

3:05pm: Fireworks by Gigi & Pop

3:17pm: Shame On Me by Social Distortion

3:19pm: Vowel Movement by Ian MacKaye & The Evens

3:26pm: Both Feet On The Brake by Gigi & Pop

3:28pm: The Regulator (Bad Brains Cover) by Gigi & Pop

3:29pm: Summer Sun by Gigi & Pop

3:37pm: Metamorfose Ambulante by Raul Seixas

3:40pm: Ital Pot by Tapper Zukie

3:47pm: Easter\'s All About by Gigi & Pop

3:48pm: This Entropy by Gigi & Pop

4:02pm: Working Class Hero by Evil Conduct

Covering for Juan Rapido on 'Dante's Hot-tub', Malderor & Dr. Junk are continuing their series of non-traditional remote-broadcasts, this time coming at you from Malderor's living-room. Dr. Junk mostly played Malderor's vinyl collection, and Malderor played new and unreleased tunes. There was, however, a slight glitch with the remote software, and we were off the air for 24 minutes. (This section of the podcast is covered by Robo DJ.) DJ Netzard joined in later, with some classic punk vinyl, and Malderor's new kittens chewed on every available cable and cord.

8:07pm: I Wanna Be Adored (Live 2012) by The Stone Roses

8:07pm: Ain\'t No Rest For The Wicked by Cage The Elephant

8:16pm: Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles

8:18pm: I Don\'t Understand Your Kind Of Love by Patsy Cline

8:18pm: Dr. Feelgood by Aretha Franklin

8:23pm: Born To Lose by Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers

(OFF THE AIR, ROBO DJ for 24 minutes This chunk has been edited out.)

8:55pm: Chinese Symbols by Second Hand Guns

8:56pm: The Key To Science by Richard Feynman

8:57pm: The Righteous Will Fall by House of Freaks

9:02pm: Off My Mind by The Famous

9:10pm: Bloodstains by Agent Orange

9:10pm: Pretty Vacant by Sex Pistols

9:14pm: To Be Someone (Did We Have A Nice Time?) by The Jam

9:25pm: Nobody Listens by Bad Religion S.A.T. Word Of The Week

9:26pm: Totalimmortal (AFI Cover) by The Offspring

9:27pm: Shame On Me by Social Distortion

9:33pm: Jocko Homo by Devo

9:36pm: Black Man Redemption by Bob Marley

9:53pm: La La La by Snoop Lion

9:54pm: Whiter Shade Of Pale by King Curtis

10:00pm: Hold Me Upsetter by The Orb Featuring Lee Scratch Perry

This week's show sees Dr. Junk and Malderor attempting their first ever live-remote broadcast from an 'undisclosed location'. (Okay, we gave away the coordinates almost immediately.) Our hosts had a garage sale, and we made pirate radio. Also, we had Mikl Em and Alexia come by from the Dark Room Theater, to promote their live-theatrical production of "The Princess Bride". Then we browbeat the lovely young ladies from Cheap Hooch into hiking up the hill to join us for the street party, so we all run overtime doing sidewalk radio. Pirate community radio, at its best. Download this stuff, stat! (Also, Malderor stole 90% of his "garage rock" tunes this week from www.louderthanwar.com.)

Playlist:

2:24pm: Get Me Out! by New Model Army

2:25pm: The Way We Move by Langhorn Slim and the Law

2:25pm: We Gotta Get Out Of This Place by The Animals

2:25pm: Know Your Chicken by Cibo Matto

2:26pm: So Alone by Ty Segall

2:26pm: Trudy Be True by Beta Blocker and The Body Clock

2:31pm: Long Way To Nowhere by The Pseudos

2:34pm: Finance News by On The Hour

2:35pm: Don’t Drop Litter Day by Green Desk

2:35pm: Can’t Stop Now by Major Lazer

2:38pm: Never Played A 45 by Macka B

2:44pm: Gimme A Light by Mister Vegas

2:53pm: Let’s Go Right Now by Wild Evel and the Trashbones

2:53pm: Block Of Ice (Live) by The OhSees

2:55pm: Did Ya Need To Know by Dale Gregory and The Shouters

3:08pm: Red Carpet by Fresh Espresso

3:12pm: It Was Disco And It’s Over by The West

3:24pm: Punk Rock Song by Bad Religion S.A.T. Word Of The Week

3:27pm: Rage: 20 Years of Punk Interview by Jack Grisham

3:29pm: My Beach by Surf Punks

3:31pm: Max Can’t Surf by FIDLAR

3:42pm: Tell Mama by Etta James

3:43pm: Just A Gigolo by Louis Prima

3:43pm: Feeling Good by Nina Simone

3:50pm: Get Ready To Ride The Lion To Zion by Culture

3:50pm: Mix-Up by The Gladiators

3:53pm: Wolf In Sheep Clothing by Big Youth

4:02pm: Henrietta by Yeasayer

Cheap Hooch features hosts Holly & D$ playing the best in Punk, Garage, Trash, Soul, Rockabilly and Primitive Rock n’ Roll. Each episode focuses on a different genre or theme, featuring local artists and covering local news with our Show Recommendations, Dive Bar Review and Crime Report.

4:04pm: Step Into The Striped Light by That One Guy

4:09pm: The Pot Can’t Talk About The Kettle by Helene Smith

4:11pm: Her Love Rubbed Off by Carl Perkins

4:20pm: Down To This by Soul Coughing

4:20pm: Call The Police by James Morrison

4:27pm: Seventeen by Sex Pistols

4:30pm: Lord Loves A Working Man by Hard Times

4:33pm: Hard Life by Lenny And The PissPoor Boys

4:38pm: After Dark by Kitty Wells

4:41pm: Why Don’t You Lie? by King Kong and the BBQ

4:45pm: London Boys by Johnny Thunders

4:48pm: Die WIth My Boots On by Jesse Morris

4:54pm: After A Sixer by Saddle Tramps

4:57pm: Evil by Howling Wolf

5:05pm: Watch Your Back by The Spiderbabies

5:05pm: Breakdown by The Sore Thumbs

5:08pm: Heavy Metal Thunder by Saxon

5:12pm: I Drink Your Blood by Rocket From The Crypt

5:26pm: Police Oppression by Angelic Upstarts

5:48pm: Drinking Tips by Dave Atell

5:49pm: In Control by Video

At this point Malderor got drunk and forgot to log any more song titles. The End.

Malderor was back after a brief hiatus, to bring you brand new tracks from The Velveteen Saints, The Walkmen, and Glenn Campbell. The show also features a random foray into 2-step garage, and a gospel Bad Religion cover. So, you know, it's all over the place. As usual. I think Dr. Junk showed up too. Maybe. I can't remember. We did run 60 minutes overtime as Cheap Hooch was unable to get in to the studio.

Playlist:

2:21pm: Masturbation by Ernest Borgnine

2:21pm: Let's Push Things Forward by The Streets

2:22pm: 21 Seconds by So Solid Crew

2:22pm: Silver Tongue by Zulu Winter

2:22pm: Afan by Belleruche

2:23pm: Chinese Braille by Suckers

2:30pm: This Charmless Man by Blur

2:32pm: All The Words For Drunk in 1 Minute by Ali\'s Power Hour

2:33pm: Celebration Rock by Japandroids

2:44pm: Brains by Lower Dens

2:45pm: Lady by Chromatics

2:49pm: Night and the Ocean by Young Magic

2:53pm: Rock and Roll Is Dead by The Velveteen Saints

2:56pm: Same Shite, Different Night by The Lagan

2:58pm: The Rat by The Walkmen

3:06pm: Hey You by Jake Miller

3:08pm: Crosstown Traffic by Jimi Hendrix

3:10pm: Default by Django Django

3:17pm: All There Is by Bad Religion S.A.T. Word Of The Week

3:20pm: Give A Dog A Bone by Sham 69

3:22pm: Rise Above by Black Flag

3:26pm: How Do I Know? by Here We Go Magic

3:45pm: Immigrant Song by Karen O and Trent Reznor

3:46pm: Like A Dancer by The Enemy

3:47pm: Rising Tide by Noi!se

3:50pm: Immigrant Song by Karen O and Trent Reznor

3:54pm: Objectify and Push by Cooper Hazen

3:59pm: Jello and Juggernauts by Unknown Mortal Orchestra

4:04pm: Off With Their Heads by There Will Be Fireworks

4:10pm: Time Of Your Life by Glenn Campbell

4:11pm: American Jesus by The Irreverend James and The Critical Mass Choir

4:13pm: We Gotta Know by Cro-Mags

4:21pm: Life of Crime by Geographer

4:24pm: Rainbounce by Reptar

4:29pm: Pelican by The Maccabbees

4:32pm: I Ain\'t Drunk by Whitey Morgan and the 78s

4:38pm: Beer vs Pot by Bill Hicks

4:40pm: Broken By The Wheel by Crazy Arm

4:48pm: Break Loose by Rasheed Chapell

4:49pm: Burn Down The Malls by Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper

Malderor was on assignment in the Black Rock Desert, so Dr. Junk again called in Russell from local bluegrass act Rusty Stringfield to help him work the buttons. As such this is a rather unusual episode of the program. There are offerings of jazz, reggae, and even some jam-bands, as well as Dr. Junk's regular features. Quite a departure from what you might normally expect. Overall, Malderor describes it as "good music to fold your laundry to."

Malderor was off in Point Arena visiting his mother-in-law, so he left Dr. Junk to his own nefarious devices this week. When asked to provide a blurb for the show, Dr. Junk offered this:

While Malderor takes the day off for his PRIDE related activities, Dr. Junk welcomes a special guest - Russel from the bluegrass band Rusty Stringfield.

Dr. Junk was out shopping for a car or something, so Malderor had his friend Mully come in to play some tunes and talk about all the rock & roll the kids listen to today. Then Cheap Hooch decided they had "overindulged", so we ran overtime by two hours, and Netzard came in to play some tunes. Features brand new tracks from Japandroids, Guile, Hot Lunch, and many more, as well as a vintage interview with the Jesus & Mary Chain from back when they didn't suck.

Dr. Junk assured us he was unavailable this week, and then turned up to drink martinis with Malderor and the late-appearing Bishop. We played a lot of new music. It was awesome.

Features tracks from The Vir, The Famous (a Misfits cover), Trelawny's Army, and A Place To Bury Strangers. Oh, and some hyphy-act from the East Bay called The Stunna Boys, who randomly gave me their CD on a BART platform. This is freeform radio at its finest.

Malderor got called in to work, leaving Dr. Junk to handle the station on his own this week. I'm sure he played a varied and eclectic mix of music, but I haven't downloaded it yet to find out. (Actually, I expect he played a lot of "accessible" Live 105/KFOG-friendly quasi-alternative greats that you know like the back of your golldarn hand. Or maybe I don't know Dr. Junk...)

We had in-studio guests Sid Luscious and The Pants, for an enjoyably random foray into the music of the 80s, with lashings of punk rock and promotional items for shows that are coming up this week.

Dr. Junk had his friend "The Sneaky Ferret" on the program, for two hours of pirate radio that likely sounds like mainstream "alternative" radio from 1997. (Malderor was out of town at a wedding in scenic New Jersey, and unable to contribute.) When asked if he had any comment for these blog notes, Dr. Junk just said "Just write something that talks about how good I was." So, yeah, this week features less punk rock than normal, and probably a lot more from the Merge Records catalog.

In what might have been the most egregious error in judgment ever, Malderor invited his mother to come be on the radio program this week. Dr. Junk was relatively well behaved, more or less, but we violated the no pre-show martinis rule. And played a bunch of songs with "mother" in the title. So, um, download this. Be entertained.

Dr. Junk was kind of grumpy this week. We also featured new tracks from Grouplove, Lesbian Bed Death, A Place To Bury Strangers, and the Revilers. And some listener requests. And some ranting about Malderor's niece, who made some questionable life choices. We might have run over time, too. Maybe

We're both a bit shattered from being out at the Lost Horizon Night Market or whatever. So this show is oddly all over the place. It's still way better than whatever mainstream radio you were going to tune in today instead. Features tracks from White Lies, Dick Clark, and Operation Ivy, plus many more things you've never heard on the goddamn radio before.

Dr Junk was out of town, so Malderor played host to various musicians. Ezra, bassist from Brooklyn afro-dub band "Super-Hi-Fi", and Mully, guitarist from SF's own "FogDub" both showed up to play some tracks. This episode was sprawling, weird, and a fine example of everything you listen to pirate radio for. We played tunes from both musician's bands, as well as One-Eyed-King, Emily Zuzik, and whatever other weirdness our guests brought. (Dio got a rare Radio Valencia airing.) Also, Chicken John was tearing out the carpet in the studio while we were live on the air, so it was one of the most chaotic episodes ever. Give it a download, won't you?

Dr Junk woke up on the floor of a Las Vegas hotel room, and Malderor wasn't much better off back here in the Bay Area. Still, they managed to get it together to show up in the studio to produce an amazing two hour set of radio about Jesus, zombies, ghosts, and other random bullshit people seem to believe in. Features brand new music from the Easter Parade, the Prodigy, and Joey Ramone (???). And Dr Junk received a gift from a listener.

For this year's April Fool's show, Dr. Junk decided to retaliate for last week's all-Australian episode by playing one artist, exclusively, all show long. So one crappy "parody polka" artist tested everybody's patience, when Dr. Junk's turn came about. For his part, Malderor played a bunch of music that seemed strangely familiar somehow.

Dr. Junk has what Malderor described as "Antipodiphobia", and has some kind of issue with Australia, Australians, and any place that's near Australia. As such, Malderor took this week to play a bunch of music from up-and-coming Australian bands, in order to needle Dr. Junk. The program features cuts from The Saints, The Hoodoo Gurus, and The Distillers, as well as genuinely new music from Dinowalrus, S.C.U.M., and Southern Fried Genocide. This week also saw our chat-room "popping off", with abundant blather from our beloved listeners, on the topics of polyamory and baseball mostly. Check it out.

Malderor was off in Arizona, at some baseball thing, so Dr Junk was on his own to preserve the dignity of the show. He may not have fully succeeded. DJ Dean (The Sneaky Ferret) came along, as did Mr. Jameson. The podcast also includes some of the Cheap Hooch show that is now following our program, to provide continuity.