Ten For Tuesday Episode 225: Molice Her Police

The Molice - Romancer  

The Police - Next To You  

Fukai Nana - K  

Kata Krass Kota - Oxy Negeri  

Girl And Her Bad Mood - Bye Your Side  

MJ Lenderman - You Are Every Girl To Me  

Yuki Kawana -  A Black Swallowtail  

The Chats - Pub Feed  

Rancid - Where I'm Going  

King Cajones - Seven Nation Army  

Have a listen here.

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Ten For Tuesday Episode 126: Looking For Cool Music

Lot's of cool music this episode including not one, not two but three bands from Peru. You know I've got a special place in my heart for Peru so I'm always looking for cool music from there.



Tenement - Crop Circle Nation (demo)
Almirante Ackbar - Cientos Truenos
Big Eyes - Leave This Town
The Steady 45s - 1903
Laguna Pai - Galan de Combi
Las Cafeteras - If I Was President
Lo Tom - Overboard
Los Outsaiders - Nina
Rancid - Telegraph Avenue
In The Whale - Ride

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New Podcast Episode: Ten For Tuesday Episode 042

Another week goes by, life happens and then another episode of Ten For Tuesday pops up. This week finds another interesting mix of styles and genres and I think it all blends well together. I'm trying to get this one posted on time so I won't bore you anymore with my rambling.

Fugazi - Burning Too
Bruce Foxten - Number Six
Bottle Rockets - The Long Way
Gypsy Pistoleros - Forever Is Para Siempre
Hurricane Party - Roadstar
Jizzy Pearl - Do You Wanna Get High
Supernova - Chewbacca
Half Pint - Have A Little Faith
Smooth Beans - Turn The Coin
Buccaneer (feat. Rancid) - Bruk Out

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New Podcat Episode: Ten For Tuesday Episode 37

Another week, another episode. Before I say anything about this episode I have to make a correction from Episode 36. After I actually looked up the information I found that Dave Edmunds is in actuality Welsh, not American. With that out of the way this episode has something for everyone. There's ska, 80s, 90s and new wave. Quite the musical smorgasbord if you will. Often times I like presenting a mix of different styles and genres (like this week) and others I feel like gathering songs from a certain style or period. There will be some of that coming in the near future. It just depends on my mood really and that's a difficult thing to predict. So for now let's just enjoy what we have, this episode, in all it's glory.

Rancid - Timebomb
Inspecter 7 - Hub City Stompers
Rocket From The Crypt - Lipstick
Oingo Boingo - Who Do You Want To Be
The dBs - Black And White
New Town Kings - La La World
Checkered Cabs - Darling Boy
Wool - Medication
Queen - One Vision
Steve Stevens - Atomic Playboys

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90s music? What's That?

It's been noted that I tend to favor the 80s when putting music up here to talk about and with good reason. That was when I was in high school and college and music was extremely important to me at that time as I'm sure it was and is to many others. I have included some more modern music but for right now I want to show some groups that either I listened to right before or right after getting out of the Army.



Rancid are one of the groups who started me on the ska path as the music revived but never became quite the next big thing that it was touted to be. It led me to volunteering at Marshall University's radio station WMUL in Huntington, Wv to do my own ska & reggae show called "Ska Beat" that lasted almost 3 years. Even though they were a punk band they dabbled in ska as this song clearly shows. Luckily I saw them on The Warped Tour in 1997 and was right on the stage. I have some pictures somewhere that I need to scan in but from this concert most of them show the side or back of the bands. Hmm, perhaps that's a post to work on, some of the concert pictures from that time period. I saw a lot of great groups. Anyway, the next video is......



I don't even remember the exact timeframe that I first started listening to Social Distortion but it had to be while I was at WMUL. The station didn't play as much of this kind of music as I would have like but at least they received a lot of it and I was the grateful benificiary. Unfortunately I have never been able to see them. Unlike the next group............



It must have been in 1994 that I saw Rocket From The Crypt at the original 9:30 Club in D.C. We didn't get tickets back in those days, you just paid the cover charge and went in and I never thought about writing down the bands names and dates that I saw them, which is unfortunate because as I get older it's all lost to me. Anyway, I took a young lady that I was interested in but ultimately never showed me the time of day (funny how I remember that detail) and one of the bands we saw was Rocket From The Crypt who blew me away with their sound. I mean nobody was playing that kind of intense driving beat with punk ferocity and they had horns! It was too cool and I immediately set out finding any music that I could from them. I should still have a 45 single somewhere in my record stack.

That's it for the moment. I have to feed my son and that is a priority over this kind of stuff however it's not always as much fun.