All songs about alcohol... from the Kinks, Tom Waits, Minutemen, Art Brut, and much more

Where Jazz meets electronic, that's where this show thrives.

We featured extended blocks of different artists. The idea was to play about four bands an hour (or 12 for the entire 3-hour show). We began with a block of Tied & Tickled Trio, who play the Can Haz DJ theme song "Observing Systems".

After that we went through set after set of diversely excellent music, including sets of Built to Spill (and The Treepeople, a related band), The Clash, The Pixies, The Saints, Hüsker Dü, The Fall, Califone, Tom Waits, Augustus Pablo, & The Imps. We ended up at just about 4 per hour, including some of this DJ's favorite music of all time. Hope you enjoy it, too!

Some of the earliest recordings by various acts, debuts & demos and such. Including the first recordings by Laurie Anderson, Simple Minds, David Bowie, and Jim "Foetus" Thirlwell, amongst many others. Plus early Talking Heads, Kool Keith (w/ his first group the Ultra Magnetic MC's), Marc Sandman's first band Treat Her Right, Hawkwind (playing the song Motorhead, and featuring Lemmy in the band), Captain Beefheart, and music from The Modern Lovers (led by Jonathan Richman and featuring future members of The Cars and Talking Heads). Oh and Michael Franti's original band The Beatnigs, with the original version of "Television, Drug of a Nation" which he would later re-record with Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy.

Lots more besides, another extended whirlwind of a show. Check it out. Man.

A very special Christmas episode with all holiday music: traditional, hilarious, offensive, vintage, annoying, and beautiful. All the flavors of the Yule Rainbow are represented.

Can Haz DJ goes on location to Portland, OR, where special guest co-DJ al-X helped create a great show. The set included some special tunes from Portland bands, a big block of covers, and many other musical delicacies.

The first annual Can Haz Halloween was on Tuesday, October 26th, 02010. Just a couple months into doing the show. This is a 2-hour podcast (that's what they were back then), and I quite pleased with the song selection even if some is a little surprising. The Punk Rocky Horror Picture Show covers should surprise no one. You should enjoy this, now, please.


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The Demon Spell for Energy by Louise Huebner
Murder Mystery by Velvet Underground
Annual Gift Man Who Comes From The Moon At Hallowe'en by Veilgud Brothers (mixed by Speedranch^Janskynoise)

Blood on the Floor by Throbbing Gristle
D-devil by System of a Down
We Are The Dead by David Bowie
The Killer's Vanilla by Amon Tobin
Evil Clown by Hugh Gallagher
Pumpkin by Starlight Mints
I Believe In Halloween by The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black
Skelechairs by Venetian Snares
That Was Death by Dave Malloy from Beowulf: A Thousand Years Of Baggage (Banana, Bag & Bodice)
Killed By Death by Motörhead
Super Evil by Watkin Tudor Jones

(mikl - Air Break)

Axe Murderer Song by Camper Van Beethoven
Coffin Factory by The Mumlers
Coffin Nails by Coffin Nails
The Time Warp by The Rocky Horror Picture Show
The Time Warp by Groovie Ghoulies from The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show
I Can Make You A Man (Reprise) by Secretions from The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show
Planet, Schmanet, Janet by Tsunami Bomb from The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show
Astro Zombies by The Misfits
Code Blue by TSOL

(mikl - Air Break) The Munsters Theme by Comateens

Cocktail Time In Hell by D.O.A.
Creature From the Black Leather Lagoon by The Cramps
Supernaturally by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Thriller by Aereogramme
Little Demon by Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Secret Vampires by bis
(mikl - Air Break) Martian Economics by Olde Scottish

(post-podcast... not included, but just imagine!)
Stretcher Case by The Damned
Bela Lugosi's Dead by Bauhaus

Not only is this the punk show, it's the first Can Haz DJ countdown show. This was the 3rd Can Haz DJ show ever. And it featured the top 13 punk rock songs of all-time. Here's the list, and below is the full playlist (and then some)...

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=158892874124872


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Tied and Tickled Trio - Observing Systems (the Can Haz DJ theme song)

Hüsker Dü - New Day Rising

Silver Jews - Horseleg Swastikas

Tom Waits & Jim Jarmuusch - conversation from Down By Law DVD extras



[7 songs in 5.5 minutes...]

Black Flag - Fix Me

Circle Jerks - In Your Eyes

Rudimentary Peni - Sacrifice

Black Flag - Wasted

Mike watt & J Mascis - what we do is secret (Germs cover)

Fang - diary of a mad werewolf

The Minutemen - Ain't Talkin Bout Love (Van Halen cover)



[The Protos of Punk]

The Dictators - Faster and Louder

Patti Smith - Rock & Roll Nigger

Iggy Pop - Lust for Life

Modern Lovers - I'm Straight

Suicide - Rocket U.S.A.

The MC5 - Kick out the Jams

Pere Ubu - Final Solution



[the Punk Rock 13, all tied for #13...]

Dead Boys - Sonic Reducer

The Clash - London's Burning

The Ramones - Judy is a Punk (demo version 1975)

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Love Comes in Spurts



The Heartbreakers - Chinese Rocks

Television - Little Johnny Jewel (pts 1 & 2)

X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage Up Yours

Gang of Four - Damaged Goods

Wire - 1 2 X U

Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck in My Heart

Sham 69 - If the Kids are United



Buzzcocks - Boredom

Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK

Sex Pistols - on the Bill Grundy Radio Show (live swearing and generational clashing)

The Damned - New Rose / The Damned - Neat Neat Neat (played simultaneously)

Generation X - Kiss Me Deadly

The Adverts - Gary Gilmore's Eyes



The Avengers - We Are the One
****this is where the current podcasts ends, the rest

Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia

The Minutemen - History Lesson - Part II

Fugazi - Waiting Room

The Saints - Demolition Girl

Devo - Mongoloid

Bad Religion - Do what you want

[/ the Punk Rock 13]



Faith No More - We Care a Lot

The Dicks - The Dicks Hate the Police

Stiff Little Fingers - Suspect Device

The Replacements - Otto

No Means No - It's Catching Up

X - Painting the Town Blue

Killing Joke - Eighties



The Lonely Island - Lazy Sunday

The beginning of it all, mikl-em reveals his musical DNA, including the music of The Fall and his DJ inspiration, the BBC jockey John Peel.