Last week of dub month! What dub we had!!

Check out all 4 weeks of dub month at
http://rvpods.com/dub1 -- Kick the Dub, Punks
http://rvpods.com/dub2 -- Dub in an industrial electronica stylee
http://rvpods.com/dub3 -- Burning dub Spear
http://rvpods.com/dub4 -- Roots an' Versions an' Laswell

This was a great end to a great month of dub, details below.


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February 28, 2012 10:00pm - 1:00am

Highest Grade Dub by Roots Manuva from Dub Come Save Me
The Lynch by Roots Manuva from Dub Come Save Me
Musical History by Prince Far-I
A Prayer to Jah by Jay Tees
Addis Ababa Rock by Inner Circle from Heavyweight Dub / Killer Dub

Eric B is President (Dub) by Eric B & Rakim
Brain Damage (Adrian Sherwood mix) by Easy Star All-Stars from Dub Side of the Moon
Valley Dub by Twilight Circus
Roots Dub by The Skatalites
Behind Iron Bars by Joe Gibbs from African Dub Volume 4

Suffering by Abassi All Stars from Showcase
Cross the Dub by Abassi All Stars from Dub Showcase

Stalag 17 by Dave and Ansell Collins
Come Along (Side A) by Wayne Smith
Ring the Alarm by Tenor Saw
Three Foot Skank by Beats International
Scientist (Stalag 17) by Scientist

Chase the Devil by Max Romeo
Chase the Devil (Sin City mix w/ Lee Scratch Perry) by Dubblestandart

Baby I Love You So by Jacob Miller
Black Forces by Augustus Pablo
Stop Them Jah by Augustus Pablo
King Tubby meets The Rockers Uptown by Augustus Pablo from Classic Rockers
King Tubby meets The Rockers Uptown by Ernest Ranglin
Addis Ababba Ethiopia by Dillinger from Bunny Lee Meets King Tubby & the Aggrovators

Heavy Discipline by Prince Far I from Joe Gibbs Original DJ Classics Vol 3
Insub by Tsunami Wazahari
Repatriation by Dubmatix
Oud We Think We Are by Gaudi
Monkey See, Monkey Dub by Adrian Sherwood
Don't Get Weary Joe Frazier by I Roy
Never Tell I (w/ Dillinger) by Horace Andy
General Penitentiary by Black Uhuru

X-Zibit-i by Sacred System (Bill Laswell) from Nagual Site
Thunupa by Bill Laswell from Roir Dub Sessions
King Tubby's Gold Dub by Jah Thomas from Trojan Dub Massive
Shaolin Temple by Prince Jammy from Trojan Dub Massive (mixed by Bill Laswell)
Next Dub in Jerusalem by David Solid Gould Vs Bill Laswell from Dub of the Passover

Brand New Dub by Roots Manuva from dub come save me

Interference Dub (Zion Train mix) by Systemwide from Impurely Replied
The Switchback by Pablo's Eye from Untitled (ten)
Reggaelation by Burning Spear
Wadada (Sema mix) by The Rootsman

Week 3 of Dub Month!! A Burning Spear tribute, a bunch of dubby remixes and so so so much more dub besides....


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February 21, 2012 10:00pm - 1:30am

Balmagie Jam Rock by King Tubby
Dub Fire by Aswad
Coming In From The Rock by Prince Far I
Dub Questions by David Solid Gould Vs Bill Laswell
Wytaliba by Salmonella Dub

(Air Break - Immigrant dub by basement 5)

Wicked Down Fall by Big Joe
Esa Banda End Dub by Nortec Collective
Game Over by Dabrye
Studio Backpack Rap by Speech Debelle
Sightsee M.C.! by Big Audio Dynamite

(Air Break - Dub Madness / Abyssal Plain remix by Systemwide)

Outback Dub by Skatalites
Serious Ting by Gaudi
Associate by Burning Spear
2000 Years / Tradition by Burning Spear
Travelling by Burning Spear from Spear Burning
Trust Dub by Burning Spear from Living Dub, Volume 6
Marcus Say Jah No Dead by Burning Spear & The Black Disciples
We Are Free by Burning Spear
Civilised Reggae by Burning Spear from Social Living

(Air Break - Pit of Snakes (Burning Spear's Social Living Dub) by Sly & Robbie from Raiders of the Lost Dub)

Freefall (Allucidation Dub Mix) by Pitch Black
Conquering Lion (Smith and Mighty remix) by Yabby You
Silly Billy remix by Activator (w/ 2badcard & Simon Bogle) by Adrian Sherwood
Push on Thru (Adrian Sherwood mix) by Salmonella Dub
Paradise of Nada Remix by Adrian Sherwood
speech (International Observer mix) by Pitch Black
Slow Rot From Rhetoric by Deadbeat
Unconquered Dub by Israel Vibration
Ordinary version chapter 3 by Impact All Stars from Forward the Bass
Cerfew in Tower Hill by King Tubby
Messy dub Apartment by Mad Professor & Lee Perry
Peach Dub by Linton Kwesi Johnson
Hold Them Jah Jah by Trinity
King Tubby meets The Rockers Uptown by Augustus Pablo
Tribute to Bob Marley by Prince Far I
Hot Stuff by I Roy
The Big Boss of Dubs by Tommy McCook & the Aggrovators

(Air Break - No More War Dub by Prince Far I)

Use This Dub by Horace Andy

It's dub month, week two! This week including a special feature on Industrial Dub (or Dub Industrial??) styles ranging from Scorn to Godflesh to Witchman vs Jammin Unit to Celluloid Mata. Lots more besides including a few Burning Spear tunes and worldly dub styles ranging from Dub Samba to Dub Klezmer to Dub Qawwali.

I didn't even mention the appearances by W.S. Burroughs or M.E.S. and The Fall or the inevitable Lee Scratch Perry. Full playlist below.... check it out.


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Can Haz DJ The Saints Go Marching Through All the Popular Tunes by Dubblestandart
Death Disco by Public Image Limited from Wild Dub
Private Armies (Dub) by Vivien Goldman from Wild Dub
Great Dub in the Sky by Easy Star All-Stars from Dub Side of the Moon
Cold War Dub by Linton Kwesi Johnson from LKJ in Dub
Respect My Dub (12" Alternative Mix) by Subatomic Sound System , Dubblestandart, Lee Scratch Perry
Kimble by The Fall
Tears by Hijak

Outernationalist by Thievery Corporation
World Dub: Away With the Bad by Glen Brown & King Tubby
The Technique (intro) by Witchman Versus Jammin Unit
Born Free (Discomix) by Yabby You
Sadagora Hot Dub by Amsterdam Klezmer Band
Q Samba Sub Dub mix by Arto Lindsay
Jab Teri Main Raha Karte They by Gaudi + Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Habana Transmission 1 by Bill Laswell from Imaginary Cuba

Nama Wanted by Jah Torch
Plans That Fade (Faded Dub) by Pale Sketcher
Gift From Heaven [Breakbeat] by Godflesh
Cyborg Dread by Techno Animal
91 Killer by 4E (aka Khan) from Electric Ladyland
At The Scrap (industrial mix) by Digidub from Wreck This Mess (Remission 1)
Dub The Sun (Mad Professor mix) by The Young Gods
Countdown to Elimination by The Bug
Blind Television (Cathode Ray Dub) by Witchman Versus Jammin Unit
Come to Me Chicks (i cat remix) by electroniCat

Determining the Dose by Chen Xi, Gangga Lamu from China Dub Soundsystem

Snag by Scorn

Train to Doomsville by Lee Scratch Perry and Dub Syndicate from Pay It All Back
MSP 2004 by phase selector sound
Dub Plate / Sampler Slanger (Deadbeat remix) by Systemwide from Impurely Replied
Do You Ever Remember Your Dreams by Pleq
Associate by Burning Spear from Living Dub
Lion by Burning Spear from Man In the Hills
Open My Eyes That I May See by Deadbeat
Organ In The Attic Sings The Blues by Deadbeat
Bogus Buddy by Western Roots
Deceleration (version by Ui) by Techno Animal
Various tunes by Various Artists from the compilation "Flashing Echo" featuring Trojan Records dub tunes from 1970-1980!

A wide ranging 3 hour set of dub, after a few flashback doubleshots (Pixies, Robyn Hitchcock and Finnish hardcore). Including a focus on punks playing dub versions with The Ruts, The Slits, The Clash, Generation X and Stiff Little Fingers amongst others. More besides, everyone from Deadbeat to Roots Manuva to Yellowman.


Full playlist below....


Favorite Buildings by Robyn Hitchcock
Brenda's Iron Sledge by Robyn Hitchcock
Bone Machine by The Pixies
Debaser by The Pixies
Rock Against Seija Isonaari by Neuroosi
Suutarinemannan Kehtolaulu by Neuroosi
Ace of Spades by Paska

Rock of Ages by Deadbeat
Complain by Fenin
10 Tons of Dope (Sounds from the Ground mix w/ Dillinger) by Dubblestandart
Meditation Rock by Inner Circle
Waizero (Facts of Life) by The Royals
Revolutions 5 (w/ Chali 2na) by Roots Manuva
Sweet Lassi Dub by Stoppa and Nobbi
Rougher Than A Lion (Industrial Lion Mix) by Rootsman
The Dredger by Ice
The Hills Are Alive by Coil
Towers of Dub (Orb cover) by The Dylan Group
Dr. Lee PHD (Dub mix, w/ Money Mark & Lee Scratch Perry) by Beastie Boys

Fresh Prince of Belle Isle by Prince Charming
Bejing Taxi by China Dub Soundsystem
The Only Hand to Hold (w/ Shara Worden) by Prefuse 73
Transmission Dub (Joy Division dub cover) by The Social Registry
Vindictive by The Slits from The John Peel Sessions
Spend Spend Spend (Dub version) by The Slits

Robber dub by The Clash
Jah War by The Ruts
Bloody Dub by Stiff Little Fingers
Wild Dub by Generation X

Relectrolux/Electrodub by Hoover
Complex Players Dub (Free the Robots remix) by Mochipet
Einstein-Rosen Dub by Veneitian Snares
We Go Peep Peep Peep by The Ripoff Artist
Huckepack by Pole
Edelweiss Piraten by Zion Train
Rub-A-Dub Play (w/ Fathead) by Yellowman
Vikata Dub by Tsunami Wazahari
Zzzipper by FC Shuttle
Lucy Dub by Loscil
Quadrant Dub I by Basic Channel
Smile (w/ Savage) by Rhythm & Sound

Welcome to 2012. It's not the end of the world (yet). In the fine spirit of the famous Reese's peanut butter cups ad campaign, tonight we got our jazz in our electronica and vice versa. It came out rather well, I think. Similar differences all around. From Amon Tobin to Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Akufen to Art Tatum. Check it out, hope you diggit.



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Observing Systems by Tied & Tickled Trio
The Sentinel by Horror Inc.
A Stritch in Time by Rahsaan Roland Kirk
Criss Cross by SF Jazz Collective
Deo by Amon Tobin
Chronosynclastic Infundibula by Triosk
Berangere's Nightmare #2 by Freddie Hubbard, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Tony Williams from The Other Side of Round Midnight soundtrack
Resolution by Turtle island string quartet from Love Supreme: The Legacy Of John Coltrane CD
moire (piano & organ) by Jan Jelinek from loop-finding-jazz-records

(Mikl-em Air break) Gloria's Step (Take 3) by Bill Evans

Double Barrell by Monty Alexander with Ernest Ranglin from Rocksteady
revolution by Tied & Tickled Trio
Third Hand by Soul Center
Skunk Walk by Michna from Magic Monday
Chant by Donald Byrd from A New Perspective
Lazy Bird by McCoy Tyner, Cecil McBee & Roy Haynes from a Tribute to John Coltrane
Simmer Gently (original mix) by Blunt Instrument
My Funny Valentine by Chet Baker
Broken (Stance) Rhythm by Two Fingers

(Mikl-em Air break) Song of Sand II by Nils Peter Molvaer

Ghostwriter by RJD2
Jazz by Steinski
Not Too Bad by Skalpel
1958 by Skalpel
Dinah by Django Reinhardt
Gifts & Messages by Rahsaan Roland Kirk

(Mikl-em Air break) Que Pasa by Horace Silver

Contemplating Jazz by Attica Blues
September Song by Art Tatum
Manteca Theme by Dizzy Gillespie
Fats by Dave Douglas and Brass Ecstacy
Pocket Dwellers by Deadbeat
We've Got Commodity by Dabrye
My Old Lady (remixed by Akufen) by Stephen Beaupre from fabric 17 - Akufen
Yolanda by Tied & Tickled Trio
Falling in Love with Love by The Oscar Peterson Trio
Boomerang by Clark Terry
The Old-Timer by Thurl Ravenscroft
Fat Back & Corn Liquor by Louis Jordan

A varied musical night without much of an agenda, it including a first salvo of Christmas music for the 2011 season. The music began with Boogie Down Productions and ended with Duke Ellington. In between Shellac, Horton Heat, Bob Dylan, The Kinks, New York Dolls, Zappa, Venetian Snares, a bunch of The Clash, and a Christmas tune by Wall of Voodoo--as well as more than a few other tunes of numerous styles.

Enjoy! Happy Holidays!!


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The Bridge Is Over by Boogie Down Productions from Criminal Minded
In The Flesh by Jurassic 5
Deep in the Cut by J-Boogie
Robot Snares Got No Cadence or Balance by Prefuse 73
Vikings Invade the Medditeranean by Prefuse 73
Jeep Sex by Akufen
Pimp My Sleigh by Houseman
We Three Kings by Reverend Horton Heat
Hell by Squirrel Nut Zippers

Air Break (backed by Theme From Shaft by The Chosen Few)

Abhi Apna Abhi Paraya Hai by Gaudi + Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan from Dub Qawwali
Abonimation Street by Venetian Snares
The Song of Minerals by Shellac from At Action Park
Piss Factory by Patti Smith
Car by Built to Spill
Down and Out by Camper Van Beethoven
Heart and Mind by The Clash from The Vanilla Tapes
Guns of Brixton by The Clash from London Calling
London Calling by The Clash from The Vanilla Tapes

Air Break (backed by Track 3 by Doctor Octagon from Instrumentalyst)

anon (spore) [remix by neotropic] by Low from owL remix
La Peur du Metissage by Assassin from Hate Soundtrack
My Brain by Panacea
London Calling by The Clash
Actual Blood by Shipping News (live)
Bored Teenagers by The Adverts
The Long List of Girls by The Blow
Calculator by Micachu and the Shapes
Pledging My Time by Bob Dylan

Air Break (backed by Passaje To Nagoya by Antonelli Electr.)

Last of the Steam Powered Trains by The Kinks
Neighborhood Threat by Iggy Pop
Delta Farn by Poto & Cabengo
Houses in Motion by Talking Heads
Santa Claus Is A Black Man by AKIM & The Teddy Vann Production Company
Shouldn't Have Given Him a Gun For Christmas by Wall of Voodoo
Oye Santa! by Mark Swaroop
But I've Got Texas by Jon Wayne
Stranded In the Jungle by New York Dolls
It Could Happen To You by Chet Baker
America Drinks by Frank Zappa
America Drinks And Goes Home by Frank Zappa
Angels We Have Heard On High by Hugo Largo

Air Break (backed by Fish N' Rice by Andrew Hill)

Song For My Mother by John McLaughlin
2nd Movement by Duke Ellington from This One's For Blanton

The Horror by RJD2
Six More Miles to the Graveyard by Camper Van Beethoven
Gun Street Girl by Luke Doucet
Dontcha Lie To Me Baby by Scott Biram
Whiskey by Scott Biram
Kerouac's Kanundrum by Ada Doom
Action Time Vision by Alternative TV
My Little Brother by Art Brut
Wild About You by The Saints
Know Your Product by The Saints
Or by Sonic Youth
Hot Wire My Heart by Sonic Youth
What We Know by Sonic Youth
Psychic Hearts by Thurston Moore
Lee's Raudive Mix by Lee Ranaldo

Frisco Blues by John Lee Hooker
Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing by Minutemen
Heads of Government by Lee Scratch Perry from Live at Maritime Hall
Dutiful Servants and Political Masers by Chumbawumba
You Are (The Government) by Bad Religion
Cigarettes by X-Ray Spex
Politicians and Pedephiles by The Bug

Mikl air break (with Fixed Elections by Deadbeat)

Children of the Revolution by Arto Lindsay and Marc Ribot (T-Rex cover)
Music and Politics by Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
Declare War by The Saints
Government Center by The Modern Lovers
Greeen Eyed Loco Man by The Fall
Reuters by Wire
Electioneering by Radiohead
Speech (International Observer remix) by Pitch Black
Rastafahndung by Jaki Liebezeit & Burnt Friedman from The Asthmatic Worm
Always Tell The Voter What The Voter Wants To Hear by Chumbawumba
The Thing That Only Eats Hippies by Dead Milkmen
Get Me Out of Jail by Danny Barnes
Word To The Mic by DJ BC and The Beastles
Funk Step by Domguè
Troddin' Along (w/ King Django) by Subatomic Soundsystem

Mikl air break (with Andrea Is Delighted by Thomas Fehlman)

Like Armstrong + Laika by Tied & Tickled Trio
Boom Ba Rush by Caribace
Jonty's Way (Jan Jelinek Remix) by The Imps
Vikata Dub by Tsunami Wazahari

This installment of Can Haz DJ occurred on The Day of the Dead--All Saints' Day.

Now I like Australian punk band The Saints more than the average fellow, but I couldn't quite see playing a full 3 hours of them. So I backed down from an "All Saints" theme. But I did manage to fit in 9 songs of theirs (don't worry, many of them were 2-minutes long). Besides that we paid tribute to the end of a marriage--Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth called it quits after about 30 years as husband-wife rockers. So a big block of Sonic Youth tunes was requisite.

Besides that it was songs on the themes of Death and Saints, and a couple flashbacks to last week's math rock & halloween themes. Oh and 1 death metal Christmas carol. And a song by Paul McCartney's brother's band. That's it. Honest, officer.

enjoy! full playlist below....



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The Photoelectric Effect by The Shipping News
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by Kekal
Good Morning, Captain by Slint
Surfin Dead by The Cramps
The Heads of Dead Surfers by The Fall

Airbreak (Ghostwriter by RJD2)

The Smoothest Cat on The Block by Mr. Statik
Lily the Pink by The Scaffold
Dare-gale by Jacaszek
Raise the Dead by Heavyweight Dub Champion
Battling Go-Go Yubari In Downtown L.A. by edIT
Stay Dead by Lee Scratch Perry

Airbreak (Spiralling Skeleton Memorial by James Blackshaw)

Becuz by Sonic Youth
Cotton Crown by Sonic Youth
Secret Girls by Sonic Youth
Drunken Butterfly (LIVE) by Sonic Youth
I Love You Mary Jane (w/ Cypress Hill) by Sonic Youth
I Love You Golden Blue by Sonic Youth
Inhuman by Sonic Youth
She Is Not Alone by Sonic Youth

Airbreak (Render Bandits (Microchip, Shit! My Cock Is Analog mix by Lee Renaldo) by Pluramon)

Messin' with the Kid by The Saints
Demolition Girl (#1) by The Saints
Kissing Cousins by The Saints
Erotic Neurotic by The Saints
L-I-E-S by The Saints
(I'm) Stranded by The Saints from The Most Primitive Band In The World
(I'm) Stranded by The Saints from Wild About You (Best of The Saints)
Porno Movies by The Saints
This Perfect Day by The Saints from Wild About You (Best of The Saints)
The Problem with Saints by 8in8

Airbreak (Medley by The Sixth Ward All-Star Brass Band)

The Saints Go Marching Through All The Popular Tunes (w/ William S Burroughs) by Dubblestandart
Saints and Sinners by Johnny and the Self Abusers (that band that would later become Simple Minds)
Graveyard by Butthole Surfers
Down In The Ground by Handsome Family
Walking On My Grave by The Cartwrights
Straight To Hell by Hot Club De Paris
I'll be glad when you're dead, you rascal you (w/ Louis Armstrong) by Louis Jordan

Airbreak (Palae Fore Memoire by Scanner)

The Chill of Death by Charles Mingus

Stretcher Case by The Damned
Night of the Living Dead by Scientist
Super Evil by Watkin Tudor Jones
Pumpkin
Hello Central, Give Me No Man's Land by Anton Lavey
Insect God by The Monks of Doom
How I Beat the Devil by The For Carnation
D-Devil by System of a Downa
Whistling Past The Graveyard by Tom Waits
Up Jumped the Devil by Nick Cave
Machine Gun Ettiquette by The Damned
Feel The Pain by The Damned
Wait For The Blackout by The Damned

mikl Air Break (over Trendsetter by Aghast View)

Nightmare Alley by Zeena Parkins
Gary Gilmore's Eyes by The Adverts
Thriller by Aereogramme
Kidnap the Sandy Claws by Danny Elfman from Nightmare Before Christmas soundtrack
Partytime (Zombie Version) by 45 Grave
Living Dead by UK Subs

mikl Air Break (over So Jesus Was At The Last Supper by A Minor Forest)

Anisette by June of 44
Cardinal by Hell Mach 4
Distant by Hoover
Washer by Slint
Chevy Chase, Motherfucker by Hose Got Cable
Knighton by Breadwinner
Chexas Tainsaw by King Sour
Thursday by Squirrel Bait
Hi-lites by Hot Snakes
Karpis by Jesus Lizard

mikl Air Break (over Promenade by Rachel's)

I Get My Kicks For You by June of 44 from Engine Takes to Water
Shang Vs Hanger by Three Mile Pilot from The Chief Assassin To The Sinister
Exit Only by Fugazi
Is This All There Is? by Firewater
Valmead by Bitch Magnet
Brown Dragon by Dieselhed
Pernod by Action Plus
Chicken Story by The Billy Nayer Show
Radar Love Lizard by Rapeman
Queen Bitch by David Bowie
Horseleg Swastikas by The Silver Jews
Raisin' Hell Again by Scott Biram
Mountain Energei by The Fall
Cascade Express by The Magic Magicians

mikl Air Break (over A Genuine Display (Telefon Tel Aviv mix) by Midwest Product)

A Todos Ellos by Mexican Institute of Sound
Avante by Michna
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It's Thelonious Monk's birthday, and Halloween draws nigh. So I played some great Monk tunes and a bunch of Halloween music from last year's Can Haz Halloween (which is now up as a podcast). As well as a healthy dose of... everything else. Enjoy!



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Petrified by Pere Ubu from Song of the Bailing Man
Wined and Dined by Syd Barrett
Chain Chain by Red Red Meat
Love by Robyn Hitchcock
Rains On Me by tom waits
Only Love Can Break Your Heart by Neil Young

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Thelonious Monk

Four In One by Thelonious Monk

The Great Curve by Talking Heads

Spider Monkey Snuff Flicks of Black Magic Projectionists by Prince Charming from Psychotropical Heatwave

Rockers Corner by King Stitt

Get U High by Roots Manuva
Last Blunt by The Coup
Drugs by Kool Keith
For Those About To Rock We Salute You by AC/DC
Hello Operator by White Stripes
One Way Street by The Saints
Pirate Love by The Heartbreakers

Air Break (w/ Reflections by Sonny Rollins)

Rhythm-A-Ning by Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk
Theme from Halloween by Lowbelly
The Killer's Vanilla by Amon Tobin

I Believe in Halloween by The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black

Axe Murderer Song by Camper Van Beethoven

The Bones in The Ground by Robyn Hitchcock

The David Lynch Face by Secretly Plotting Your Burial

Evil Clown by Hugh Gallagher

Skelechairs (Veneitian Snares mix) by Veneitian Snares and Doormouse

Positive Aspect of Negative Thinking by Bad Religion

Fuck Armageddon This Is Hell by Bad Religion

Lookin' At the Devil by Bitch Magnet

Air Break (w/ Round Midnight by Thelonious Monk)

Not Now James, We're Busy by Pop Will Eat Itself

Coffin Nails by Coffin Nails

Human Fly by The Cramps

Cocktail Time In Hell by D.O.A.

The Time Warp by Groovie Ghoulies

I Can Make You A Man by Secretions

Planet, Schmanet, Janet by Tsunami Bomb from The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show

Astro Zombies by The Misfits

Helter Skelter by Siouxsie & the Banshees from The John Peel Sessions

Murder Mystery by Velvet Underground

Blood on the Floor by Throbbing Gristle

Little Demon by Screaming Jay Hawkins

Coffin Factory by The Mumlers

Killed By Death by Motorhead

Demon Spell For Energy by Louise Huebner

Red Stone Sun by Scannerfunk

We Are The Dead by David Bowie from Diamond Dogs

Straight, No Chaser by Cannonball Adderley from Cannonball Adderley Quintet In San Francisco

This week's show was predominantly electronica and included featured sets on the Kompakt Music and the Ghostly International labels. Two very different, very fine purveyors of electronic music. Lots of fun, I hope you like it!



Full Playlist below...


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Observing Systems by Tied & Tickled Trio

No One Does It Like You by Department of Eagles
Jenni Anne by These United States from A Picture of the Three of Us at the Gate to the Garden of Eden
offroad by bus
Clap Hands (Tom Waits cover) by The Veils
Games Without Frontiers by Peter Gabriel
People Crying (long version) by Borngraber & Struver Benefit Compilation For Japan
Tranceformation by Reinhard Voigt
Taut & Tame (Luke Vibert remix) by Tortoise
Ug Beats by Mr. Scruff
Fish by Mr. Scruff
Inna by Roots Manuva
Blood Money by Techno Animal

(Mikl-Em airbreak) Spring Fridge by General Magic & Pita from Deutscher Funk compiliation

4 by Aphex Twin from Deutscher Funk compiliation
New York City Street Map by Scanner from Warhol's Surfaces
Ice That Abandons Me by Scanner (aka Scannerfunk) from Wave Of Light By Wave Of Light
Flourescent Radiation by Manorexia (aka Jim "Foetus" Thirlwell)
Ship Monk by Tied & Tickled Trio
Unwohlpol by Tied & Tickled Trio
Mutant by Tied & Tickled Trio
El Capitalismo Foraneo by Gotant Project
Get A Grip by The Imps from Bring Out The Imps

(Mikl-Em airbreak) on by Aphex Twin

The Moment We've Been Waiting For by Dr. Walker
Tranquilizer by Dettinger
Aquarium by Casino Versus Japan
Opposite Angle by Bill Van Loo
The Lish by Dabrye from One/Three
Magic Says by Dabrye from Idol Tryouts 2 (compilation)
Rustdusk by Kiln
Mexico by Thomas Brinkmann from row
Para No Vivir Desesperado by Mexican Institute of Sound
Til The End (Ample Mammal mix) by Lokae
Bad Boy Bass by Gaudi

(Mikl-Em airbreak) Comp Twee by Goem

Drip Drops Jumping On An Umbrella by Lullatone
Guanxi by DJ Spooky & Scanner
morfant (remixed by FX Randomiz) by Pluramon
Inbox by Tom

The second week in a row of all tunes from the UK. this time focusing on the labels Too Pure (Stereolab, PJ Harvey, Pram & others), Ninja Tune (Coldcut, Roots Manuva, The Herbaliser, Mr Scruff & more), 1980s / new wave alternative (Bow Wow Wow, Siouxsie, Echo, Cure, Smiths, Madness, +++), a little more punk (Chron Gen, Buzzcocks, & wotnot) and etc (Barry Adamson, Ian Dury, The Yachts, Scanner....). Not bad, eh, old chum?

full Playlist below.


Hit the North by The Fall
New England by Billy Bragg
My Old Man by Ian Dury
Jazz Devil by Barry Adamson
The Passenger by Art Brut
2-4-6-8 Motorway by Tom Robinson Band
Suffice to Say by The Yachts
Problem Child by Graham Parker
Philosophers by Bill Bailey
Check It by Roots Manuva
In These Times by The Fall

Airbreak (featuring Of by Fridge)
Sheela-na-gig by PJ Harvey from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Don't Jones Me by Th' Faith Healers
Chrysalis by Pram
City Poison by Moonshake
French Disko by Stereolab from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Total All Out of Water by Add N to (X)
Chron Gen by Chronic Generation
Where's Captain Kirk? by Spizz Energi
Who Killed ET? by Chaotic Dischord
Ever Fallen In Love? by The Buzzcocks

Airbreak (Terasaka by Fridge)

C30, C60, C90, by Bow Wow Wow from Air Break
Grinding Halt by The Cure from The John Peel Sessions
Seven Seas by Echo & The Bunnymen
Cardiac Arrest by Madness
We're Not Deep by The Housemartins from London 0 Hull 4
City of Shame by Robyn Hitchcock from Black Snake Diamond Role
Point it at Gran by Robyn Hitchcock from Invisible Hitchcock
16 Different Flavors of Hell by Pop Will Eat Itself from This is the Day, This is the Hour, This is This
Shoplifters of the World Unite by The Smiths
Peek-A-Boo by Siouxsie & the Banshees
Stitch by Chumbawamba from Showbusiness!
Day In Day Out by XTC from Drums and Wires
Is That Love? by Squeeze from The Complete BBC Session
I've Been Waiting For Tomorrow (All of My Life) by The The from Soul Mining
Guns Don't Kill People Rappers Do by Goldie Lookin Chain

Airbreak (Nepalese Bliss by The Irresistable Force from Xen Cuts [Disc 1])

Shakurumpa by Luke Vibert
Hyloz by Boxcutter
Bionic Beatbox by Techno Animal from Versus

The Dub & The Restless by Sonic Boom from Hi-Fidelity Dub Sessions Volume 3
Gun Too Hot by Dub Syndicate from Axiom Dub - Mysteries of Creation
Ug by Mr. Scruff
Mr. Chombee Has The Floor by The Herbaliser
Tank! (Luke Vibert Remix) from Cowboy Bebop Music for Freelance Remix
More Beats & Pieces (live in Cologne) by Coldcut from Funkungfusion Compilation
My Lost Love Hunting Your Lost Face by Scanner

Airbreak (

Michael Jackson by Scanner
Mothlight by Scanner vs Signs Ov Chaos from Scanner vs Signs Ov Chaos
Thee rubber boys by Scanner vs Signs Ov Chaos from Scanner vs Signs Ov Chaos

My September 20th Can Haz UK show (the first of two focused on British music) ended with a hot hour of punk, all British and mostly lesser known (or at least lesser played in the 21st Century). I kept playing punk tunes past the 1AM mark, when the podcast cuts off.

Now I've compiled those last 2 hours (12AM-2AM), the second hour of which was not part of the original pod. And you get a concentrated hour of pure punk. It wanders off theme a little bit towards the very end (I set up a playlist for after I left the studio, long story...). But it's all great music, it totally rocks, and I hope you enjoy it!


I damn happy about the podcast cover, too, by the way.


mikl.


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New Rose by The Damned
Eighties by Killing Joke
Bored Teenagers by The Adverts
How Much Longer by Alternative Television
Irrelevant Battles by Patrick Fitzgerald
Chinese Takeaway by The Adicts
Action Time & Vision by Alternative Television.
Fuck the Tories by Riot Squad
In a Rut by The Ruts
4Q by Blitz
I'm in Love with Margaret Thatcher by The Notsensibles
Jilted John by Jilted John
Top of the Pops by The Rezillos
Practice Makes Perfect by Wire
Get A Grip on Yourself by The Stranglers
At Home He's a Tourist by Gang of Four
Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols
London's Burning by The Clash
Living With Unemployment by Newtown Neurotics
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps Please by Splodgenessabounds
Suspect Device by Stiff Little Fingers
Leave Me Alone by Angelic Upstarts
No War No Hate by Red London
Unionize by Redskins
Joker in the Pack by The Adicts


Metal Postcard (Mittageisen) by Siouxsie & the Banshees from The Scream
Spanish Bombs by The Clash from London Calling
Jah War by The Ruts
Radio G-String by Bow Wow Wow
No More Heroes by The Stranglers
99.9 by Wire
Hanging Around by The Stranglers
Motörhead by Hawkwind

(a couple US punk songs tagged on at the end...)
Down At The Rock And Roll Club by Richard Hell & The Voidoids
Judy Is A Punk (Demo) by The Ramones

It was all music from the British Isles including a selection of John Peel's personal favorite songs of all time, and a final hour that was all '77 era UK punk (mostly lesser known bands). I didn't nearly get through the huge stack of music that I'd brought to play--so that means there'll be more UK next week!

I will be cutting a separate podcast which is actually 2 hours of punk stuff--the 3rd hour of this show and the hour after which I programmed but wasn't in studio for. Look for that to be posted soon.


Playlist for September 20th, 2011 (10pm-1am) -- Can Haz UK

Tied & Tickled Trio (the Can Haz DJ theme song)
Big In America by The Stranglers
My Little Brother by Art Brut
Thinking Of The USA by Eater
I'm Afraid Of Americans by David Bowie
America by The Au Pairs
The Body Of An American by The Pogues
Crawling To The USA by Elvis Costello
Can U Dig It? by Pop Will Eat Itself
I've Got the Hots by The Soft Boys
Peace Two by John McLaughlin

Rip Off by T Rex from Electric Warrior
She's A Rainbow by The Rolling Stones
Blue Jay Way by The Beatles
Wicked Annabella by The Kinks

Growin' Up by David Bowie
Here Without You by Richard Thompson, Clive Gregson & Christine Collister from Time Between - A Tribute To The Byrds
Orange Claw Hammer by A Warm Palindrome
Time Between/Why by The Mock Turtles from Time Between - A Tribute To The Byrds

Wild Mountain Thyme by Nigel & The Crosses from Time Between - A Tribute To The Byrds
Song To The Siren by This Mortal Coil from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Shipbuilding by Robert Wyatt from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Northern Sky by Nick Drake from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Transmission by Joy Division from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time

Brassneck by The Wedding Present from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Teenage Kicks by The Undertones from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Another Girl, Another Planet by The Only Ones from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
Going Underground by The Jam from John Peel's Favorite 50 songs of all time
New Rose by The Damned
Eighties by Killing Joke
Bored Teenagers by The Adverts
How Much Longer by Alternative Television
Irrelevant Battles by Patrick Fitzgerald
Chinese Takeaway by The Adicts
Action Time & Vision by Alternative Television.
Fuck the Tories by Riot Squad
In a Rut by The Ruts
4Q by Blitz
I'm in Love with Margaret Thatcher by The Notsensibles
Jilted John by Jilted John
Top of the Pops by The Rezillos
Practice Makes Perfect by Wire
Get A Grip on Yourself by The Stranglers
At Home He's a Tourist by Gang of Four
Anarchy in the UK by The Sex Pistols
London's Burning by The Clash
Living With Unemployment by Newtown Neurotics
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps Please by Splodgenessabounds

A great show featuring the virtuoso Hip hop Disc Jockey genre known as Turntablism. plus a flashback to last week's SST theme, and some other treats besides.

I've posted the full playlist and some videos for some of the music that I played below, including live versions of the Hüsker Dü songs which are a real treat. Also I've now put up some fantastic DJing videos on the Can Haz DJ Facebook Page. Please check them out and please LIKE that page.


Playlist for September 6th, 2011 show: Turntablism in Full Effect is below

The Slits - Typical Girls (really good Robo DJ intro)
Lee Hazlewood - The Railroad
Jenny Scheinman - Hard Sole Shoe
The Hell Blues Choir - Down, Down, Down
The Blow - Pardon Me
Downtown Brown - Intro
Can - Mary, Mary So Contrary
Michael Mayer - Elbchaussee (w/ Tobias Thomas) [Air break]
Kepone - Henry [oops! something else was playing too--may be Zeni Geva. bad DJ!]
Cat Power - Could We
Billy Butler - I'll Bet You
Steroid Maximus - Bad Day in Greenpoint [Air break]
Rah Bras - Skin=Chronized
Rah Bras - No Furture
Hell Mach 4 - Cardinal
Death Piggy - Nympho
Led Zeppelin - The Crunge
Led Zeppelin - Custard Pie
Led Zeppelin - For Your Life
Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot
Screaming Trees - Orange Airplane
Sonic Youth - Inhuman
Sonic Youth - (I Got A) Catholic Block
Sonic Youth - Shadow Of A Doubt
Hüsker Dü - Ice Cold Ice
Hüsker Dü - It's Not Funny Anymore
Hüsker Dü - Flexible Flyer
Hüsker Dü - Never Talking To You Again
Meat Puppets - Attacked By Monsters
Minutemen - If Reagan Played Disco
Minutemen - Dreams Are Free, Motherfucker!
Minutemen - Badges
Minutemen - Viet Nam
Minutemen - Party With Me Punker
Soundgarden - Circle Of Power
Boom Bip - Soft & Open [Air break]
Dinosaur Jr. - Cats in a Bowl
Dinosaur Jr. - Repulsion
[Air break]
Three Mile Pilot - Way of the Ocean
The Fall - Paranoid Man In Cheap Shit Room
Califone - Ape-like
Techno Animal - Ultrasonic
Dave Aju - Lost Evangelist (remixed by Sutekh)
Adrian Sherwood - The Noise From Brazil
Systemwide - Abyssal Plain Dub
Stasis - Discotron
The Books - All Our Base Are Belong To Them
Michna - Levitation
Iron and Wine - Jesus the Mexican Boy
Tom Waits & John Lurie - River of Men
Television Personalities - Where's Bill Grundy Now?

A really fun show! Started off with a set of bands from my hometown of Richmond, Virginia. Bands dating from 1984 (Death Piggy!) to just a couple years ago (Galusha Grow), with a bonus couple bands from close by: D.C. and Harrisonburg, VA. All to commemorate the biggest earthquake the east coast has felt since the time of the last World War.

After that I did an alphabetical stumble of bands from Adam & the Ants to ZZ Top touring hip hop, Punk, Post-Punk, "Alt-Country" and the latest electronic styles along the way. Uncle Tupelo loves being next to Venetian Snares, I promise!

Finished up with a bit of this and that, including Akufen shaking up an old blues tune, a collaboration between Mark E. Smith of The Fall and Mouse on Mars (Von Südenfed), and some classic dub from Burning Spear.

Check the blog for some videos and extra links. Here's the full playlist...


Shudder To Think - Earthquakes Come Home
More Fire For Burning People - Target Practice
Hell Mach 4 - Ten Meter Resolution
Damn Near Red - Confession
Kepone - Sick River
Blast Off Country Style - Teenage Unicorn
Rah Bras - Herculine Androgyn
Galusha Grow - Here But Not All There
Death Piggy - Fat Man
Yma Sumac = Tumpa (Earthquake)

Adam & The Ants - Zerox
The Beastie Boys - Intergalactic (Rare Star Trek Remix)
Chris Clark - New Year Storm
D.I.T.C. - Day One (w/ Diamond D, Big L, A.G., Lord Finesse)
Elvis Costello - Blame It On Cain
The Fall - Hit The North part 1
Girl Talk - All Eyes On Me
The Handsome Family - The Loneliness Of Magnets

Intermix - Funky Hell
The Jesus Lizard - Uncommonly Good
Kool Keith - Drugs
Lump200 - Nachtwache - (Remix of Kammerflimmer Kollektief)
Mux Mool - Wolf Tone Symphony
NoMeansNo - It's Catching Up
Oingo Boingo - Perfect System
Pere Ubu - Non-Alignment Pact
Quarta 330 - Bleeps from Outer Space
Rickie Lee Jones - Show Biz Kids
The Saints- I Couldn't Help Myself
Tom Waits - Temptation
Uncle Tupelo - Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down

Venetian Snares - Hajnal
Wolf Parade - What Did My Lover Say? (It Always Had to Go This Way) (Album)
X - Painting the Town Blue
The Young Gods - Gasoline Man
ZZ Top - La Grange
Muslimgauze - Vanilla Jellaba

8in8 - The Problem With Saints
Von Südenfed - Family Feud
Akufen - The World Wanna Know
COH - No Monsters No Rock (Part I - Mezzo Forte Passionato)
Burning Spear - Workshop

For the August 16th installment of Can Haz DJ, I really mixed things up. Literally. This was the most dynamic live mix ever on Can Haz DJ, with an electronic, dubby foundation punctuated by lots of interesting comedy samples.

Featuring a lot of electronica from the likes of Prefuse 73, Anika, Ventian Snares, bus, Luke Vibert, Blunt Instrument, B. Fleischmann, and Phase Selector Sound, plus some rock & roll from Hoover and Art Brut, and lots of comedy dropped in featuring Steve Allen, Lenny Bruce, Bill Hicks, David Cross, Bill Bailey, Peter Cook and Steve Martin.

It was unpredictable, hard to describe and LOTS of fun. Enjoy!!

All covers this week, plus a brief flashback to last week's Dust theme.

Lots of fun, folks like Firewater, Danny Barnes, Hugo Largo, Califone, Johnny Cash, Dinosaur Jr., The Replacements, and Barry Adamson covering the likes of Kiss, Soundgarden, Depeche Mode, The Byrds, Johnny Cash, Beck, The Kinks, Bob Dylan, Nancy Sinatra, Nine Inch Nails and Neil Young.

Details to follow, keep an eye on the Can Haz DJ blog for an updated post with the full playlist: https://radiovalencia.fm/canhazdj/

You can call it what you want. "Americana", "Roots Music", "Country", "Western", "New Country", "Cow Punk", "Shockabilly" (or what ever other 'billy ya like), "Bluegrass", or....

I don't care what you call it. I don't like all of it. But some of it I like a LOT. So I came up with the name "Dust" and that's what I call what I like of it.

Tonight on Can Haz DJ I played a LOT of it. From folks like Bad Livers, Lee Hazelwood, Califone, Uncle Tupelo, Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, Tom Waits, Moonshine Willy, Rex, it goes on and on. Some of it rocks like Scott H Biram or Southern Culture On The Skids. Some is poppy, some is even a little electronic-y (lookin @ you Califone). And lest you think it's hormonally biased... Cat Power, Abra Moore, and several other ladies have their voices heard.

Anyway how I think of Dust is a taste thang going back in your throat, like just beyond where you can reach, like it were a drug comin' on, and you start droppin yer g's, like me.

Or put another way it's stuff with a twang or a twinge or banjo or a rootsy folks americana-a-y kinda thang. some electric, some acoustic; some like bluegrass, some like blues, some gospel; some rockin', some maudalin; songs on scoundrels and "drankin'", broke up hearts n' cars n' pickle buckets full of gas-o-line. Usually it's stuff with a bit more character and some angular elements that set it out from the mainerstream country norm. But not always.

Playlist coming eventually, but do enjoy this pod now, please.