Given a gap in the Radio Valencia schedule these days, we continued on playing music until the beer ran out. This second shift gets considerably "looser" than the first set.

Dr. Junk was off building a radio station for some camping trip in the desert, so Bishop filled in again as a sidekick.

Malderor was up near Point Arena, and made it back in the middle of Dr Junk's first song. So we got a slow start, but played lots of new tunes from Black Balloon, Street Dogs, and VIR. (We also make an exception to the "no whiskey in the studio" rule, since Malderor was stone-sober when he showed up.)

Dr. Junk took the week off to "work on Burning Man projects", (which we all know meant he was off attending Gamblers' Anonymous) so Bishop filled in. As such, the show skewed a bit more "punk rock" than normal. Also, given recent shuffling at the station, we ran overtime as the next timeslot is now open.

Part 2 is the third hour of the program, before we ran out of beer and wandered off to Rosamunde.

Dr. Junk took the week off to "work on Burning Man projects", (which we all know meant he was off attending Gamblers' Anonymous) so Bishop filled in. As such, the show skewed a bit more "punk rock" than normal. Also, given recent shuffling at the station, we went over time as the next timeslot is now open.

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(Part 1 is the first couple hours. Part 2 is the third hour, before we ran out of beer and left for Rosamunde.)

Malderor and Dr. Junk got started a little late this week, as they were watching the US Women's Team lose the World Cup Final.

(Due to a tech issue, this mp3 currently starts 55 minutes into the program. We are correcting it.)

Dean visits the show to talk about an extremely ambitious Burning Man art project involving dirigibles and flying Tesla coils. Also, we grouse about the FCC cease-and-desist that was issued to the kind soul who was rebroadcasting our internet stream on the FM band. So there is some cursing.

Kind of a low-energy show this week, as Malderor has some kind of death-lung-infection. So there is less banter than normal, but we do play a TON of brand new and unreleased music.

Instead we play a ton of music from past and future guests on the program, including tracks from Road Noise, Navin R., Emily Zuzik (who got a track on the new frickin' Moby album), and The Lingering Doubts.

Huh...it seems this podcast is only 34 minutes long. I will have to re-upload the full version at some point.

After last week's (miraculously deleted) drunkest-show-ever, Dr Junk did a sober apology show. He was aided in this by two factors: 1) Malderor was out of town visiting his in-laws, and 2) Ms. Gina came to the studio to help him out.

Scott, aka DJ Meatlocker, visits the RV studio, swears a lot, and plays the music we grew up listening to together.

Malderor drinks too much Jameson's, leading to a permanent ban on whiskey in the studio for our shows.

We manage not to get whisked up to Heaven, but do play a lot of end-of-the-world music.

NYC Chanteuse Emily Zuzik dropped into the studio, fresh from running the Bay to Breakers. Billfrog was also there, drinking mixers.

Malderor was visiting the United Kingdom, so Dr Junk drafted Mr Jason in to help him do the show via a live remote from Portland, Oregon. Which was kinda cool.

In response to a listener comment that we don't play much music by female artists, Malderor spun a few tracks by the ladies.

Local SF band Redwood Wires visit the studio and play a few tracks before their show at Kimo's.

Some of our long-time listeners were traveling in Europe, so we tailored some of the show for them.

Dr. Junk was off feeding his gambling-addiction in Reno, and didn't show up until the middle of the program. As such the first hour is BRILLIANT, and then it goes downhill. For some reason this episode didn't get uploaded to the podcast page when it was current, so this is a late addition to the canon.

Vic, guitarist for post-punk/country band The Famous stops by to visit Malderor & Dr Junk. 3/4 of the band failed to appear, so Live Music March went out with somewhat less of a bang than we'd planned, but it was a solid show. And we played Van Halen.