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Here’s a new edition of the Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio Show Podcast, our eighth, recorded at home on a Saturday afternoon while the rest of the world was doing more important things. Download it, stream it, do whatever the hell you want with it – but do listen to it, as you’ll hear an hour of righteous sounds from some pretty gnarly artists, including The Scientists, Grass Widow, Big Blood, the Gun Club, The Door and The Window, Look Blue Go Purple, Sally Skull, the Black Jaspers, Clothilde, the Flesh Eaters and As Mercenarias.

Download Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #8

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Playlist for the show:

 THE SCIENTISTS – There’s a Monster in Me
SALLY SKULL – Raven
ABE FROMAN – Russian 101
BLACK JASPERS – Smart Car
HEAVY TIMES – Ice Age
A-FRAMES – Neutron Bomb
LOOK BLUE GO PURPLE – Safety in Crosswords
BURNT ONES – Protection Circle
CLOTHILDE – Je T’ai Voulu et Je T’ai Bien Eu
GRASS WIDOW – Advice
THE HOMOSEXUALS – Technique Street
THE DOOR AND THE WINDOW – Dads
FLESH EATERS – Dynamite Hemorrhage
THE GUN CLUB – Devil in the Woods
GOLDEN STARLET – Baby
THE NIXE – You Say
AS MERCENARIAS – Policia
THE MASTER’S APPRENTICES – Undecided
THE BIRDS – You’re on my Mind
THE BREAKERS – Jet Stream
THE GORLS – TV’s On
THE MONTELLS – You Can’t Make Me
BIG BLOOD – Sovereignty You Bitch

Download all of our past episodes, each about an hour long:

 Download Show #7
Download Show #6
Download Show #5
Download Show #4
Download Show #3
Download Show #2
Download Show #1

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Here’s a strange little collage piece of 1978-79 Los Angeles punk rock at The Masque, featuring all your faves like The Bags, Germs, Controllers, Go-Gos, Black Randy & The Metrosquad, Weirdos, Screamers, X, Eyes, Dils, Flesh Eaters, Dickies, Skulls and so on.

Taken from an early Flipside fanzine.

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Happy New Year, and hello there ladies and gentlemen. Hung over? Nothing to do today? Howsabout streaming or downloading my music podcast DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE RADIO right about now? This is the 3rd edition in almost as many weeks. Not sure I can keep up that sort of breakneck pace, but here’s hoping.

This edition, recorded on the last day of 2012, forgoes any sort of best-of-the-year malarkey, and instead plays a mix of the new and the old. Mostly the old. The back-announce parts were recorded while I had a gnarly cold, which I still have, and on a brand-new microphone that I suspect doesn’t add a whole lot to the proceedings, but which made me feel like an important radio disc jockey in any case.

If you missed the first show or the second show, please click on the links to grab’ em! And then download Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #3 and lemme know which songs most made you want to stage dive and get into fistfights.

Download Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #3.

Track listing:

SPRAY PAINT – Psychic Doug
PAMELA – Desert
SALLY SKULL – Bone Monster
URINALS – U
HUMAN SWITCHBOARD – Fly-In
FLY ASHTRAY – Ice Cream Cone
HELLO SKINNY – Norriskip
SO SO MANY WHITE WHITE TIGERS – Bad
HANK WOOD & THE HAMMERHEADS – Don’t Look At Me
THE FLESH EATERS – No Questions Asked
TALES OF TERROR – 13
HIGH RISE – Cycle Goddess
THE TWILIGHTERS – Nothing Can Bring Me Down
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE – Two Heads
WHITE FENCE – Baxter Corner
MADELINE CHARTRAND – Ani-Kuni
LES BLOUSONS NOIRS – Be Bop Alula
SHEILA – Papa t’es Dans L’Coup
ROYAL TRUX – Strawberry Soda
JOHANNA WENT – Mosquito
BARBARA MANNING & SEYMOUR GLASS – 8s
THE REVILLOS – Motorbike Beat
SWIMMING POOL Q’S – Rat Bait
STROKE BAND – Fiction/Non-Fiction
HALF JAPANESE – Karen
SPIDER – Witch Cookie

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When I was 20 and 21 years old, I “interned” at SOUND CHOICE magazine, which was a large-circulation music magazine devoted to the obscure corners of cassette culture and independent music. Dave Ciaffardini, the editor, was a DJ on the same college radio station I was, and he was in need of someone to mail boxes, solicit ads and – and – jeez, I don’t even remember what I did there besides hijack promo copies of records I wanted. 

Ciaffardini was a very friendly guy who wanted to help mold me into a journalist/publisher, and to some extent he helped me along – giving me my first forum for written record reviews, which later led into me publishing my own fanzine. I’m not sure I would have let some 20 year old dum-dum write reviews for me, but there you go. Here’s one I wrote on The Flesh Eaters when their “greatest hits” collection came out on SST in 1988.