Jughead's Basement is hosted by Screeching Weasel, Mopes, and Even In Blackouts' co-founder John Jughead Pierson. The podcast has three subcategories: Dissections of punk records. Long-form interviews of punk & alternative musicians, comedians, and underground performers. Plus, lastly, an old fashion radio adventure that tells the twisted tale of two men attached to one body roaming an unknown mansion meeting and interviewing different guests every episode.
Episode 170: Tane Graves of Tightwire talks to us about Rocky Horror And Surrounding Oneself with Trinkets and Posters, Dillinger Four And their Minneapolis Legacy, Sad Music, Fun Music, and Catharsis, Color Blindness Leading To Creative Choices, Complications With Touring And The Intricacies Of The Relationship With Founder Paul Kettler,
Noelle from Rational Anthem joining the band, Tour With The Queers, plus much much graves and graves and wire and tights and time warps more more more!
Tightwire Website
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Hello Fresh Link
169: Eamon Sandwith of The Chats talks to us about The Future of Signing Autographs, Mates and Early Gigs with The Unknowns, Cheap Equipment & Jerry Rigging Your Gear, Dave Grohl Becomes a Fan, Interviews and On What People Expect You To Become, The Affect of Smoko and Maintaining Integrity By Not Thinking Too Much About It, plus much much smoko furphy bloke bludger bogan drongos.
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168: Jay Whalley of Frenzal Rhomb talks to us about the Australian TV Show RAGE, Building An Audience And The Intricacies Of A Band Message, Living By Example Compared To Blatant Activism, On The Road To Fat Wreck Chords And The Sarcastically Awesome Decision To Sign To Sony Records, Playing At The Edge Of Your Ability, Recording At The Blasting Room, The Complexity of Community plus much rhombally rumbling with frenzally rambling more.
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Episode 167: Dimitri Coats of OFF! and Burning Brides talks to us about a past Kpop/Hardcore Tour of Japan, How He Thought He was Setting Out To Produce A Circle Jerks Records But Ended Up In A Band with Keith Morris, Downstrokes And Dimitri's Introduction To Punk, Keith's Milk Crates Full of Lyrical Scraps, The Effect Of Early Industrial Noise Bands on The Current Record, The Sci Fi Movie Project Featuring Off, Working With Jack Black, plus off more off of off on more!
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Episode 166 with Daryl Wilson from Bollweevils talks to us about Daryl's Cliffs Notes on The History of Bollweevils, A Deep Dive Into The Lyrics and Recording of Their New Album ESSENTIAL, Examining The Word Content, Legacy Or Just Kinda' Old, Ken & Daryl's Long Time Friendship, Art Evokes Emotion, The Stoic Marcus Aurelius, The Importance Of Community, and much much bollimuch weevilmore!
Order The Bollweevils' Essential
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Episode 165: Joey (Shithead) Keithley of D.O.A talks with us about Being Elected Councillor After 6 Tries, From Civil Law To Punk Rock, Protest Songs Inspiring Him To Change The World, The Something Better Change D.O.A Documentary, The Charitable Streak In Punk, This Month’s 45th Anniversary, Change Starts In Your Neighborhood plus much much hardcore lore more more!
Joe's New Solo Record: STAND
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Episode 164: Warren Fischer of The Ozzfish Experience and Screeching Weasel talks to us about Record Collections & Memorabilia, The Ill-Fated Weasel/Ozzfish 7Inch, South Holland Illinois & Hail Satan, A Bass To The Forehead And Entrance Into Screeching Weasel, In The Studio For Boogada Boogada Boogada, On Being A Teacher And How To Remain Rebellious, plus much much experiential fishymore!
DuPage County Hardcore
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163: Kat Moss of Scowl talks to us about From Suburb to City: An Old Punk Story, Hardcore Bands Should Be In A Symbiotic Relationship With Their Audience, Scowl's New EP: Psychic Dance Routine, No Matter Where You Go There You Are, Hardcore Is Always Evolving, Plus An Equestrian Competitor Must Dig Their Heals in, so let's do so, and go go go!
1. Scowl at Flatspot Records
2. Self Contradiction Clarification
3. Scowl Website
Episode 162: Sam McPheeters of Born Against, Wrangler Brutes, and Men's Recovery Project, Journalist and Author of Fiction and Nonfiction talks to us about Facial Hair, Sam's Book Mutations and It's Reception, On Being a Hardcore Singer, The Contingency Thing, Ben Hamper and Rivethead, Performance Horror Stories, Shock Value & Fuck The Audience, plus much much mcpheeters more more hardcore more!
February Birthday Pledge for Jughead's Basement
Episode 161: Flav Giorgini of Squirtgun, The Phase Problem, Simians, and Solo works talks to us about Teaching Science & The Virtual Academic Life, The Phase Problem, The Whole Better Than The Parts, It Takes Three Of Something To Be Something, The Bond Between The Giorgini Brothers, The Importance Of Exercising Different Parts Of One's Brain & The Influence of Aldo Giorgini, Day Job As A Geneticist, GPC Signature Guitars, Process And Product, plus much much flavorful flaviano more more more.
Aldo Giorgini (Father of Flav and Mass): “to be technical and scientific does not preclude a concern for the beauty and art of image and form. Architecture and engineering both occupy the same continuum: mathematics can be beautiful, and shapes can be useful.”
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Episode 160: Sascha Altman DuBrul bassist for Choking Victim, Activist, Punk Journalist, and Mental Health Advocate talks to us about Twins!, Zoom & the World Past And Present In Face of the Industrial and Digital Revolutions, Carl Jung and The Shadow, Being Born Sensitive, Feeling Like An Outcast And What Does That Mean Set Beside Privilege, Imagined Communities And The Transition Into The Icarus Project, The Metaphor Of The Scared Society, Mental Illness And Death, Playing In Choking Victim plus much much deeper and deeper more!
Mad In America ("Not a real person")
Article on The Icarus Project
Growing Up In The NYC Punk Scene
Sascha's Current Private Practice
Article on Jung's The Shadow
Episode 159 with Jon Ginoli of The Outnumbered and Pansy Division on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. In this episode Jon talks with us about The Outnumbered Releases, Steve Dahl and the Chicago Disco Demolition, Coming Out In 1981, Ginoli's Incomplete History of Important Bands, Being a DJ in College, How Most People Usually Just See The Tip Of The Iceberg, Transition From The Outnumbered to Pansy Division, Deliberation and Spontaneity, Meeting Chris Freeman, Music Still In The Body, plus much much Ginoli knowing more!
The Outnumbered Bandcamp
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Episode 158: Bruce Stuckey of Toxic Reasons talks to us about Aldo Giorgini and his Intelligent Offspring, Working with Paul Mahern of Zero Boys, Punk in the Ronald Reagan Age, Cynicism Idealism and Political Bands, Discussion of Rebellion and Bruce's Challenging Upbringing, Repercussion of Asking Your Audience To Burn It All Down, Tufty and JJ And Their Daily Live's Together, Bruce and Jughead Share Independent Album Design Woes and Accomplishments, plus plus we don't need any other reason than Toxic Reason more more more!
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Episode 157: Darren Chewka of Teenage Bottlerocket and Old Wives talks to us about being recruited by Teenage Bottlerocket, Chewka's Ancestry and his drive towards and with drums, When is a chair not a drum, Inspired by punk drummers such as Lumley, Panic, and Stevenson, Joining Teenage Bottlerocket in times of tragedy. Chewka tells us the ins and outs of why his bands are and are not like RUSH, Working simultaneously with his previous band Old Wives, What does future and old punk Chewka look like, Rad Girlfriend Records, Danny Panic Talk, plus much much chewka more chewka more dadaden.
Teenage Bottlerocket Official Site
Old Wives Bandcamp
Buy Old Wive's New Record at Rad Girlfriend Records
Episode 156: B Face (Chris Barnard) of The Queers, Groovie Ghoulies, The Real Kids, The Mopes, Kepi & Friends, talks to us about Kepi And Pirate Press, Why Never In The Foreground, Improvising And Precision And The Fuck It Attitude, Spouting Cliches And Overcoming What Has Already Been Done, Everyone Draws Skulls, B Face's Band History with The Queers, Ghoulies, Real Kids & The Mopes, plus plus bass guitar and outsider art more more drawing more!
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Episode 155: Joe King Queer of The Queers talks to us about being a vocalist without his guitar, changing band members, Joe's Place, The call of the Sea and being on fishing boats, Music as an inevitable career choice, Punks should always be underdogs, stories of GG that perhaps humanize him, The influence and friendship with Joey Ramone, How Punk has saved lives, plus much much punk till you die more so much more to go more!
Link to episode about The Queers' Don't Back Down
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Episode 145: Jack Wimpy Rutherford Hayes of The Mercy Fucks, The Queers, Wimpy & The Cryptics, Tulu & Wimpy, and The Jabbers, talks to us about Heritage & Are All Jacks Johns, Television's Effect on Punk Rock, Origin Of The Queers & Working With Joe And Tulu, The Monsignors, Punk Getting Violent, Agronomy & Soil Science, Playing With The Jabbers & It's History From the 70s with GG Allin, His Current Release of Tulu & Wimpy Fly Like A Cucumber, plus so much hazy hazy John Jack Hayes Ruthermore.
Mentioned in the podcast but clarified here:
1. Wimpy's major is in Soil Science. He is presently self employed as a licensed Soil Scientist, and Wetland Scientist.
2. Brandon Carlisle was the Geologist, Ray was a Business Major.
The Mercy Fucks at Little Lost Girl Media
How to Buy Tulu And Wimpy "Fly Like A Cucumber"
Episode 144: Dave Scott Schwartzman of Adrenalin O.D. talks to us about his new book If It’s Tuesday This Must Be Walla Walla: The Wacky History of Adrenalin O.D. Plus Punks In Good Studios But During Stupid Hours, Danzig In The Hood And Looking Through Flyers in Biafra's Bedroom, Self Awareness - Nietzsche - And The Humor In Punk, The Color Pink, Hanging Out With Exene In Dipshit America, Friendship With Rhythm Pigs & White Flag, Are We Trapped In Our Youth, End With Ishtar, plus much much walla walla more.
Metallipromo
DiWulf Publishing for Dave's Book
Episode 143: Keith Morris of OFF!, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, and Midget Handjob talks to us about repeating oneself onstage and off, What if you had a million dollars, Making amends for aggression towards society and the self, Keith's half-time firing squad if he were president, Learning a work ethic from his father, Green Day and mega popular "punk," Epitaph and the relationship between Bad Religion and Circle Jerks, The rocky road to OFF and it's guitarist Dimitri, The new album Free LSD, What is precious and the meaning behind Keith's hat, plus much much Morris more!
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Episode 142: Smoking Popes' Born To Quit on Jughead's Basement subcategory Album Dissections. This week the long awaited 5th part of the Smoking Popes series that started to take root back in October 2018 when Jughead spent the evening at Josh Caterer's house. This episode explores the 1995 Record Born To Quit in its entirety, with all four band members talking about all 10 songs. For a complete 5 part dissection start with:
Episode 122 - Josh Caterer
Episode 124 - Eli Caterer
Episode 126 - Matt Caterer
Episode 129 - Mike Felumlee
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Episode 141: Warren Fitzgerald of The Vandals, Oingo Boingo, and studio work with Tenacious D, Danny Elfman, Jughead's Revenge and many more, talks to us about Being On The Spectrum, Opposites Naturally Manifest, How Do You Sleep, The Art Book Punk Rock & Paint Brushes, Does Humor Protect From Intimacy, Working With Danny Elfman, Vandals' Humor & Bad Reviews, Warren As Meta-Forrest Ranger plus much much enantiodromia more.
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Episode 140: Larry Damore of Pegboy and Bhopal Stiffs talks to us about Larry's Father And His Days As A Football Player For The Bears, Stopped At The Canadian Border, Transition From Bhopal Stiffs To Pegboy, Producers Albini And Burgess, A Eulogy For Pierre Kedzie, Damore Admits He Is A Meathead, Chicago Blue Collar Music And The Punk Bar Culture plus much much Larry Damore more.
with special Co-Host: Mike Byrne
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Episode 139: Jessica Colombo of Mable Syndrome (Podcast) talks to us about Music And It's Emotional Response, Finding Punk On Vancouver Island Canada, The Origin And Reach Of Mable Syndrome, Jawbreakers Schwarzenbach Interview, Women In The Masculine Driven Hardcore Scene, EIB & Liz Eldredge, Balancing Politics In A Podcast, Women Behind The Scenes plus much much mable mable more.
Mable Syndrome Website
Episode 138: Kevin Aper of Sweatpants Party, Insanity Alert, and The Apers talks to us about Family Life, Being a Punk Rock Free Mason, Monster Zero Records, Love And Respect For And From Diverse Music Scenes, Insanity Alert, Self Titled Sweat Pants Party, Everything Is Connected and much much monster insanity sweatpants more.
Monster Zero Records
Insanity Alert Web Site
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Episode 137: Kevins Seconds of 7 Seconds talks to us about Podcasts, His Clear Speaking And Singing Voice, Aggressive Punk Rock And Making Cute Shit, Circle Jerks' Keith Morris' Vocal Lesson, Alienation/Community/Aggression & Love, Applause And Finding Common Ground With The Audience, Kepi Ghoulie Talk, What is Success, plus much much mosh pit more.
Episode 136: Talli Osborne, nicknamed Nubs by Fat Mike, is a Punk Rock Singer and Inspirational Speaker talks to us about Her Bands Future And Past, Musical Theater Background, Self Pity-Positive Energy-And Telling Your Own Story To Improve The Live's Of Others, Meeting Richard Branson, Fat Mike's Fat Mic And How Talli And Mike Met, Early Surgeries, Creativity In Every Day Life, plus much much nothing can stop her more more more!
Talli's Web Site
Talli's Instagram
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Little Lost Girl Media
Episode 135: Kody Templeman of Sack, Teenage Bottlerocket, and The Lillingtons talks to us about How To Maintain a Perfect Body, Sack's Origin Story, Larping & Jughead's Days with D&D, The Patino Brothers and Sack Recording The New Record Ripper, Lillingtons & Weasels In A Box, The Demise of Panic Button Records, Pop & Soda & Soda Pop, plus much much metal minded man more more more!
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Sack's New Record at Red Scare
Episode 134: Kepi Ghoulie talks to us about Life as a Rock N Roll Shark, Nick Names, Being A Member of the Punk Rock Rat Pack, Jonathan Richman & Vapor Records, The Universe/Choice/Kepiland, Major Labels & Surviving Lookout Records, The Law Of Attraction and much much more than just monsters more.
Stardumb Records
Kepi Ghoulie Webstore at Machine Shop Rocks
Thich Nhat Hanh
Jim & Tom Interviews
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Little Lost Girl Media
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Episode 133: Johnny Personality (Stockfisch) of Vindictives and Screeching Weasel talks to us about Steve Albini Engineering Weasel, Not Touring - Choice - Fear-Other - or All, Home Studios - Television City Dream & Hypno Punko, Being The Leader Or Second Hand Man Of A Band, Johnny's Origin Stories with Vindictives & Screeching Weasel, Recent Projects, plus much much mini studio more!
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EPISODE 132: Fred Armisen of Trenchmouth, Portlandia, Saturday Night Live, Drummer & Comedian Talks To Us About John Ross Bowie, Cafe's In Chicago, His Mohawk Being Hassled, Trophy for Mike Watt, Punk Uniforms & Just Being Punk, Kinko's Appreciation, His Netflix Special: Stand Up For Drummers and much much fucking Fred Armisen More!
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Episode 131: Parry Gripp of Nerf Herder Talks To Us About the Re-Release Of American Cheese, Honest Don Records-Panic Button-& Fat Wreck Chords, Major Labels-Band Pressure-Money-& Band Rebirth, Non Professional Chicago Foodie Talk, Everyone Wants To Be Loved, Parody & Angry Children Saying Mean Things, Weezer Talk And Much Much Nerdcore More!
Nerf Herder Official Site
Episode 130: Mark Linsenmayer of The Partially Examined Life (One of the top Philosophy Podcasts) and Nakedly Examined Music (Interviewing musicians from many genres) talks to us about Cross Pollinating Woes and Successes, Music and Business, Philosophy & Music Side by Side, Songwriting as Intentionally Dumber than Philosophy, His Book - Philosophy For Teens, Philosophy Shouldn't Be Scary - It's Like a Song, plus much much rhetoric-a licious-more.
The song Tolerated is from Mark's 3rd and final album by his band New People from their 2013 release.
Mark's Music Bandcamp
Partially Examined Life YouTube
The Partially Examined Life Podcast
Nakedly Examined Music Podcast
Jughead on Partially Examined Life
Jughead on Nakedly Examined Music
Stoicism on Partially Examined Life
Prett Much Pop Podcast
Episode 129: Mike Felumlee (Part IV of V of The Smoking Popes) on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. This week we talk to Mike about being a Midwestern Boy with transient roots, Discovering punk through Thrasher and Skateboarding, The Truth Comes Out About The Trombone, Working with Brothers, Fears of Being Replaced on a Major Label, Returning To The Smoking Popes, Into The Agony, and The Rock Room, plus more more drummy drum more!
Link to Mike's The Rock Room
Episode 128: Larry Livermore, John Jughead, Mass Giorgini, & Dan Vapid, four friends talk about their lives apart and together including such topics as First Meetings, Don Quixote TED Talks, Counter Culture/Sub Culture/Punks/Hippies, Heavy Metal & Punk Ethos Talk, Betrayals, Forgiveness, & Never Forgetting, What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Old, Plus Much Much Gabby Gabby More More.
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Episode 127: Victor DeLorenzo of Violent Femmes, Nineteen Thirteen, and Night Crickets talks to us about Orson Welles, Reinvigorated sparks of creativity in aging musicians, Theater and how it affected The Violent Femmes, Busking and Intimacy, Opening for The Ramones, The Night Crickets with David J and Darwin Meiners, Dinner with Willem Dafoe, Nineteen Thirteen and loop pedals, plus much much De much Lorenzo more!
Nineteen Thirteen (Victors current band)
Episode 126 this week with Matt Caterer. In this episode we discuss such things as the clear distinct Caterer voices, creativity stemming from the 1920s big band era, Speed Stick and zero to band in a week, Are you a bass player? Somebody has to play this thing, 90s Punk Rock politics, Phil Bonnet, the difference between I don’t care and active letting things happen, spirituality in music plus much much oldest brother Matt more!
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Episode 125: John Ross Bowie of band, Egghead, plus actor in Speechless/Big Bang Theory/Children's Hospital and many more credits talks to us about My pen, Theme Park Life, Knock Knock Records and Punk Tattoos, Theater Talk, Improvisation - Upright Citizens Brigade - Second City - and Working with Chicago Comics and Writers, Insubordination Fest, Egghead - Irony - Music - Politics, His book - Fathers - The Silent Generation, and Mel Brooks into the Zucker Brothers, plus more more Bowie more.
Links talked about:
Egghead Music
Household Faces with John Ross Bowie (Podcast)
Book: No Job For A Man
Airplane Oral History
Jughead's Andy Dick Story
Episode 124: Eli Caterer of Smoking Popes (2 of 5 interviews exploring the whole band and record Born To Quite originally released in 1994) talks to us about being the youngest brother, the parents music collection, Speedstick into Smoking Popes, dynamics of brothers in a band, association with Solid Sound Studios and Phill Bonnet, the artwork behind Born To Quit, plus much much Eli More.
ON GEAR BUDS PODCAST
Josh says good bye to Solid Sounds Studio
Jughead's Basement Podcast link with videos
Episode 123: Trevor Shelley de Brauw from Pelican, RLYR, Tusk and others talks to us about The Fireside Bowl and Brian Peterson, Cultivating an audience and what becomes of the band/audience relationship in an instrumental band, An intuitive approach and translating emotions through music, The Weasel connection and other influences, How do you remember all those parts!, Improvisation in music, Being genuine and the inspiration that punk can achieve at its best, plus more.
www.jugheadsbasementpodast.com
https://gileadmedia.bandcamp.com/album/rlyr
Episode 122: Josh Caterer of Smoking Popes (1 of 5 interviews exploring the whole band and record Born To Quite originally released in 1994) talks to us about Born To Quit and then things spiral off into multiple directions at once including Producer Phil Bonnet and onward into Jerry Finn, Crooner or Poet or both or none, The structures of Old Standards, Irony and National Guilt, The Self and Others, The arduous journey to the songwriting of Pretty Pathetic, the yearning and the path to God, plus much much lofty, friendly, kindly, and laughable more much more.
Episode 121: Danny Dunlap of Gentlemen Rogues, The Fall Collection, and JILL talks to us about Houston and The Axiom, Is Danny a Failure, his first band JILL, songwriting compared to novel writing, The Fall Collection and his debilitating days of arthritis, the brilliance of Erasure's Vince Clarke, opening for Bob Mould, and much much Dunlap more.
Danny On Little Steven's Underground Garage
Gentlemen Rogues Website
The Fall Collection Bandcamp
Gentlemen Rogues Bandcamp
Episode 120: Russ Forster of Underdog Records, Fudgetunnel, Gore Gore Girls, Spongetunnel and Dashing Marbles talks to us about Chicago Venue Batteries Not Included and getting banned, Finding Unusual Bands in Bargain Bins, Influence from The Fleshtones, Decline Of The Western Civilization, Albini's Basement, The Fireside Bowl and the 8-Track Mind and much much russ more!
Russ Forster Bandcamp
Welcome to Jughead’s Basement Episode 119 sub category Stories
This week we hear stories told between Jughead and Billy Brown of Ashers, Crash & Burn, Deadly Sins, Solo and so on, in this episode the stories touch on such things as Expensive Guitars & Bikers, One Eyed Dogs and Vomit in Belgium, A Golden Shower of Hits, Punks with Acoustics and a bit more. Let’s hear the stories.
https://billybrown.bandcamp.com/
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Episode 118: Billy Brown of Ashers, Crash & Burn, Shoot The Hostages, and Deadly Sins talks to us about Reagan Era Punk, his band Ashers with Mark from The Unseen, Boston Not LA or Boston To LA, The Sense of Community, Rehab in North Hollywood, and Literature and Book Talk, plus much much much much more and then later even some more! (Part I: History)
Crash and Burn Bandcamp
Demands Bandcamp
Billy Brown Bandcamp
Episode 117: Christoph Jesus of Crazy & The Brains talks to us about Comedy & Music, Open Mic as a Preparation for Ingenuity and Change, Restrictive vs. the Openness of the Punk Style, Building an Ensemble and how it relates to the growth of a band, Jersey City, Gilman St. for Christoph and Jughead, Formatting Music and Timing in the modern age, plus much much more.
Crazy and the Brains Bandcamp
Episode 116: John Jughead of Screeching Weasel, Even In Blackouts, The Mopes, and The Mitochondriacs on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests (Power Chord Hour Podcast) Anthony Merchant of Power Chord Hour interviews Jughead about The Origins of Jughead's Basement, Improvisation, What is an ensemble, Is the Urge to Create Turnoffable, Mind and Brain Talk, My Style of So Called Guitar Playing, and talk about Screeching Weasel, Even In Blackouts, and The Mitochondriacs, plus much much much. (Used by permission from The Power Chord Hour Podcast)
Power Chord Hour Link
Even In Blackouts Bandcamp
The Mitochondriacs Bandcamp
Episode 115: Mike Byrne of The Methadones, Urban Idols, Dan Vapid & The Cheats and Vindictives, talks to us about discovering punk as a 6th grader, Record store and local show talk, Suburbs vs. The City, The path to the Fireside Bowl, Out of Focus Videos, an extensive talk about The Vindictives, The Methadones, The Urban Idols, and our mutual love for anything Dan Vapid related, Mike's years of hardly being able to walk, living at Jughead's House, and much much more.
Urban Idols Bandcamp
Episode 114: Paul Mahern of Zero Boys, Datura Seeds, and *ask also producer and engineer of Toxic Reasons, Blake Babies, John Cougar Mellencamp and more, talks to us about Minimalism and it's relation to punk, His Childhood from Indiana to Chicago to back to Indiana, Kill Your Idols, Is the Need To Teach a Fundamental Characteristic, DIY in the American Hardcore, His Job at The Archives of Traditional Music, his amazing work with John Cougar Mellencamp, a short discussion about Ritchie Blackmore and Much Much Much!
Episode 113: Mike Holt of The Huntingtons talks to us about catching up on the history of The Huntingtons, recording live in the studio as a departure approach, losing touch with new music and being a parent, rotating members and its repercussions, our shared indifference to Bad Religion, talk about the christian connections with the band and it's labels, along with discussions about free will and making big changes in life, and our big topic, A Ramonescore discussion where Mike and I get to be honest and respectful, plus much much more.
¡Muerto, Carcel, O Rocanrol! at Bandcamp
Episode 112 - Mikey Erg from The Ergs, The Unlovables, The Worriers, Solo projects and more talks to us about what do you listen to in a punk van, keeping track of music as if it's a job, are you still improving as a musician, solo work and the Ergs Machine, cassette recording to reel to reel to inventing in the studio, from in front of drums to behind in the early band days, can you whistle a Frank Zappa melody, and much much more.
Mikey Erg Bandcamp
Episode 111: Sammy King of Get Dead talks to Jughead about Real Recognize Real, Genre Hopping in the Modern Age, Punks Becoming Industries, Latch Key Kids, Living in the Gray and Being a Member of Society, Use of Drugs and the Ego, plus much much more.
Get Dead at Fat Wreck Chords
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Episode 110: Rob Huddleston of Ann Beretta talks to Jughead about Vinnie Fiorello, Fueled By Ramen, Lookout Records, and Paper & Plastik, wise advice from Bill Stevenson, also the 2020 Clusterfuck leading to 60 days of songs and inspiration, the making of Ann Beretta's new record RISE, their musical friends like Thomas Barrett from Strike Anywhere and Mass Giorgini lending their talents, plus much much more.
Link to new record RISE
Link to Bandcamp with all music
Episode 109: Alice Bag of The Bags, Cholita, Solo Projects and More. On this episode Alice talks to Jughead about Aggression in one's life and music, Punk introspection and Agency, The Harry Potter Sorting Hat, What do you take with and what do you leave behind, Band Dynamics and Solo Projects, Singing, Screaming & Writhing, Female Police Officers in Mexico City, plus much much more.
Alice Bag Bandcamp
In The Red Bandcamp
Alice & Greg YouTube Site
Harry Potter Sorting Hat
Episode 108: Maria Surfinfird of Sex Dream, Surfinbird, Kobanes, Gigillas, & Mitochondriacs talks to Jughead about such things as being a judge for sports events in Russia, learning and singing in English, Music as a lover, Punk Rock Raduno and traveling longs distances for punk rock, Trouble at the border, and much more.
www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com
Sex Dream Bandcamp
Mitochondriacs Bandcamp
Kobanes Bandcamp
This is just a phase podcast interview
Episode: 107: Rikki Styxx drummer for The Two Tens, Death Valley Girls, The Darts and more talks to Jughead about drumming ancestry and rock family trees, how the hell do creative types learn to manage time, fake it till you make it, The Two Tens and the pros and cons of being in a two person band, Death Valley Girls, a Coloradoans in Los Angeles, Punk scene as family, the complexity of playing drums simply and much much more.
www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com
https://rikkistyxxdrums.com/
Episode 106: Kristen Ferrell - Artist talks to Jughead about What is creativity and does it branch out beyond being an artist, The printing press to the internet, Shut the fuck up and produce, Duchamp and the importance of Anti-Art, Taylor Swift, Symbolism and Archetypes, Punk Rock, AI and the concept of the soul, and so much more!
www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com
Kristen Ferrel Website
Kristen Ferrel Feature
Episode 105: Hallie Bulleit of The Unlovables, The LLC Band, and Hiccup talks to Jughead about Jughead's Literal Basement and the show she played there, Selling out, Hallie in the Broadway production of RENT, Like Mother Like Daughter, Experimental Theater and the New York City Living Experience, Family and Parenting, Mikey Erg and much much more.
https://www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com/
https://theunlovables.bandcamp.com/
https://hiccup.bandcamp.com/
Episode 104: The Punk Poet Episode - Matt Hart (formerly of Squirtgun) and The Nevernew and Timothy Stafford Chicago Poet and Performance Artist. In this episode we talk about such things as the differences and similarities between poetry readings and stand-up, the word poetry and its relation to music, social change and self deprecation, on being a teacher plus much much more.
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Tim's Book:
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1890-the-patron-saint-of-making-curfew
Matt Hart:
https://www.ledgemulepress.org/releases/the-obliterations-matt-hart
Episode 103: Ali Tabatabaee talks to Jughead about moving from Tehran to California, choosing music over a medical profession, path to a major label, the influences of rap and hiphop, and his battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma. Plus much more.
https://www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com/
https://www.zebrahead.com/
Episode 102 - Grant Lawrence - The Smugglers - Novelist - CBC Radio & TV Personality on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. This week we talk to Grant Lawrence about The Smugglers and the struggle to keep the chemistry, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Giorgini Family and their miraculous lives and stories, Dan Vapid and Screeching Weasel talk, Lookout Records and the Gilman Scene, stories about touring with The Donnas, becoming a novelist and his experiences with scriptwriting, his book Adventures in Solitude and much much more!
www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com
Grant Lawrence Website
The Smugglers at Bandcamp
Episode 101: Ryan Malott of 500 Miles to Memphis talks to Jughead about such things as his legendary slide guitarist David Rhodes, Vinnie Fiorello's label Paper & Plastick, his blood gory music video, Addiction and Redemption, the Ego of a Young Man, From external producers to home studio, plus much much more.
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500 Miles To Memphis Official Site
500 Miles To Memphis Bandcamp
Episode 100: Mass Giorgini - Punk Producer and all around Renaissance Man is the 100th episode and also the marker of the 10 year anniversary. In this episode Jughead and Giorgini talk about so many things including but not limited to: The Queers, Naked Raygun, Green Day, Common Rider, Smoking Popes, The Vindictives, Lemonheads, Toxic Reason, Steve Albini, Paul Mahern, Screeching Weasel’s How To Make Enemies and Irritate people with Green Day’s Mike Dirt on Bass, Suzi Moon, Jesse Michaels, building his studio Sonic Iguana, artistic nature and major labels’ effect on sound quality, the Loudness Wars in mastering, and believe it or not… much much more.
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Episode 99 - Justin Sane from the band Anti Flag. In this episode we talk about such things as Unity, our mutual friends Mass Giorgini and Jesse Michaels, the seemingly unlikely event of sports bringing punk bandmates together, the 1979 Disco Demolition, Progressive parents and Jughead and Justin's similarly shared chaotic family lives, the naming of Anti Flag, political music influences and American policies addressed by the band plus much much more.
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Episode 98: Alice Hour from In Evil Hour talks to Jughead about Touring in Europe, Hometown Darlington, Brexit and Touring Across Borders, Tattoos, the origin of In Evil Hour, Alice's "day job", writing for a band with political overtones, Future Plans, and much more.
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www.inevilhour.bandcamp.com
Episode 97: Colin Brooks of The Big Cats, Samiam, Little Rock’s band Substance, Red 40, and about 200 more bands. In this episode we talk about such things as his ongoing friendship and working relationship with Jason White, his bands The Numbskulls and Substance, his metal influences, the then thriving punk scene of Little Rock Arkansas and the documentary Towncraft, his foray into off Broadway musicals, Patreon and Jughead’s history of crowd sourcing, plus his path into the drummer position in the long lasting Berkeley band Samiam
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www.colinbrooks.bandcamp.com
Episode 96: Vincent Fiorello formerly of Less Than Jake and now The Inevitables talks with Jughead, who goes off the rails, throws away all his pre-determined questions and editing and engages Vinnie in a discussion about Life and Immortality. (Or was it Mortality?)
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www.theinevitables.world
Episode 95 - Daddy Wonk Alex Brindle Johnson of Wonk Unit. In this episode we talk about such things as raising a baby girl, his first band the Flying Medallions and all the glory and tragedies which led him to alcohol abuse and recovery, his ongoing relationship with Duncan Redmonds from the band Snuff, Ego and the selling of the self in music, his new record Uncle Daddy, Dinosaurs are Wankers and much much wonkily more.
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www.sirenrecordsmchenry.com
www.wonkunit.com
Episode 94- Poli van Dam formerly of The Bombpops and recent contributor to the popularity of Liquid Death. In this episode Poli talks about such things as her departure from the Bombpops, her history as a diabetic, piano as a strong musical background, meeting her long lasting bandmate Jen, ongoing use of her creativity, birthing a child, plus much more.
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www.sirenrecordsmchenry.com
Episode 93 with Brenna Red from The Last Gang. In this episode Brenna and Jughead talk about such things as Being a Gear Nerd, From Drummer to Guitarist to Singer, What Lunch Table Did You Sit at in School, From Showcase to Main Stage at Punk Rock Bowl, Writing Like Painting, and The Last Gang's Path onto Fat Wreck Chords.
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https://fatwreck.com/
Episode 92: Christopher Appelgren of Lookout Records and bands The PeeChees, The Pattern, and The Potatomen talks to Jughead about Ancestry False and Real, Creating Yourself, Meeting Larry Livermore, The Pattern Business and Pleasure, Music as a Community, How To Ruin a Record Label and Christopher's honest take on his responsibilities, and of course we discuss that Goddamn Lookout Blue Bear.
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Episode 91: Dave Faulkner from Hoodoo Gurus and The Victims talks to Jughead about The Pandemic in Australia, The Effect of The Ramones first record and the birthing of punk in Perth, His punk band The Victims, moving to Sydney and the forming of the Hoodoo Gurus plus a discussion about black and white television and being a child brought up on sitcoms.
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https://www.hoodoogurus.net/
Episode 90: Gregg Turner, Singer & guitarist of VOM, Angry Samoans and The Gregg Turner Group, Author of Confessions of an Angry Samoan, and Mathematician talks to Jughead about Voyeurism & Storytelling, Creem Magazine, Roky Erickson, B Movies, Becoming a Parent, What is PUNK and is that a valid question, plus a pretty hilarious imitation of Ozzy Osbourne.
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https://rarebirdlit.com/hallucinations-from-hell-confessions-of-an-angry-samoan-signed-by-gregg-turner/
Episode 89: Dan Vapid of The Cheats, Screeching Weasel, The Methadones, The Riverdales, The Mopes, The Queers, Sludgeworth, Noise By Numbers and… I could go on and on. In this episode we talk about such things as Audiobooks, Vapid’s new Cheats record, Screeching Weasel’s transition into The Riverdales and back, What is success, a discussion about Hope and Regret, our favorite Heavy Metal records, and much much more.
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Dan Vapid & The Cheats Bandcamp
Episode 8: Chris Barrows of Pink Lincolns, The Spears, The Chris Barrows Band, has recently published a book of punk rock photos called Cheap Shots. In this episode we talk about such things as his book Cheap Shots, Drinking and Stage Antics, GG Allin, Landscaping, the balance between being a fan and a performer, The Circle Jerks, plus we describe and get a few backstories behind some of the photos in his book. So let’s enter the pink room with Chris Barrows.
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Episode 87: featuring Dr. Frank Portman of The Mr. T Experience on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. In this episode we talk to Frank about such things as Sounds Rad Music and a plethora of re-issues, Vinyl Records and theorizing about what is next in the digital world, Frank’s early band relationship with Jon Von, That Hippie show with Green Day, Screeching Weasel and The Mr. T Experience, and way to much philosophy talk for those who don’t dig philosophy, and of course we deconstruct the idea of much much much more.
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Episode 86: Josie Cotton Singer/Songwriter, record producer and of the Johnny Are You Queer and He Could Be the One 80's fame comes out of hiding once again to talk to Jughead about escaping and returning to your roots, major labels, Are Musicians Actors, What is the true character of Lee Ving from Fear, The Disco Demolition and the New Wave Progressive Movement, Bomp Records, and much much more.
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www.kittenrobot.com
Episode 85: Larry Livermore part two. In this episode we talk about such things as China the Tao and the forming of lookout records, contracts and Gentlemen's agreements, the Turn It Around documentary, the classic Screeching Weasel lineup, growing older & nostalgia, Green Day and if or not they sold out, and much more!
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Lookout Magazine:
https://eastbaypunkda.com/s/east-bay-punk-digital-archive/item-set/1152
Episode 84: Miski Dee Rodriguez from the band City Mouse. In this episode we talk about such things as Medical School Acting, Father Daughter late night musical performances, Living on the road and touring with the Dollyrots, Bicycling, Collecting “Good Mornings”, The Meaning of Home, Future and Current Recording Plans, and much much more.
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City Mouse at It's Alive Records Bandcamp
Miski Dee Patreon
Episode 83 - Jeff Pezzati of Naked Raygun, The Bomb, and Big Black. In this episode we talk about such things as buying a house in Amboy, and the success of Jeff's children, the recording process for the new Naked Raygun record, touring and not touring, the now present difficulties in performing live, the introduction of Bill Stephens into the band, the Gator Documentary soundtrack and current relations with John Haggerty, plus much more.
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Over The Overlords at Wax Trax
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Michael J Fox's Parkinson's Foundation to donate
Episode 82: Justin Perkins of Mystery Room Mastering and also Bassist and sometimes lead singer for such bands as Yesterday’s Kids, The Obsoletes, Screeching Weasel and Bash & Bop, in this episode we talk to him about such things as Panic Button Records, Lookout Records, the important differences between mastering and mixing, being the quiet one, his work with Dan Vapid, The Riverdales and Tommy Stinson, plus much more.
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www.sirenrecordsmchenry.com
www.mysteryroommastering.com
Episode 81: Jason White of Pinhead Gunpowder, Green Day, The Influents, Monsula and many other bands. Today we are in discussion about File 13 Records and Little Rock Arkansas, Punkhouses, Knights in Satan’s Service, 8 Bark & Chicago’s Underdog Records, his battle with tonsil cancer, Recording with Kevin Army and he candidly discusses his working relationship with Green Day, and much more!
Pinhead Gunpowder at 1,2,3,4, Go Records
Jughead's Basement Official Site
Episode 80: Brad Logan of Leftover Crack, F-Minus, Rats In The Walls, The Adolescents, plus the co writer of a new book called Architects of Destruction. In this episode we talk about such things as What’s an Oral History, Touring and Staph Infections, Working at Hellcat Records and Brad’s Days as a Guitar Tech, Inevitable Band Business for Punks that are in it for the long haul, The Love of fellow musicians and the important bond we must strive to maintain, plus much much more to the point more.
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https://rarebirdlit.com/architects-of-self-destruction-signed-book-t-shirt-and-zine-bundle-by-john-gentile-and-brad-logan/
Episode 79: Jay Prozac of The Prozacs, Stiletto Bomb, and Grand Prixx talks to jughead about highschool friends and lifelong buddies, his father passing and his effect on Jay and his community, the origins of Grand Prixx and The Prozaks, the inspirations of Screeching Weasel, his heartfelt run-in with Dan Vapid, and the touching story behind his song Live Like It's New. Plus much more!
Episode 78: Ryan Rockwell of Mixtapes and more recently Billboards. In this episode we talk about such things as Religion and Spirituality, pros and cons of home recording, the origins of Mixtapes and Billboards, Self Sabotage and Recovery, plus much mulch much more.
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Ryan's new project: Billboards
https://billboardsband.bandcamp.com/
Episode 77: Mass Giorgini of Squirtgun - Common Rider - Screeching Weasel - Rattail Grenadier - Bassist and Producer - We talk about such things as Don Quixote, Mass’ extraordinary parents and brother, Flav, Are punks allowed to like The Beatles, Emo talk, the darkness & light in punk, and much more!
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With reoccurring characters: John Jughead Pierson, Jason Strange, Steve Ball, Claire Hall, and Brian Rooney.
Cast: John Jughead, Jason Strange, Steve Ball, & Brian Rooney
Artwork by B Face. (Chris Barnard)
John Jughead's Horror Podcast with Punk and Underground interviews. This episode with guest Miguel Chen from Teenage Bottlerocket.
www.miguelchen.com
Cast: John Jughead, Jason Strange, Steve Ball, & Claire Hall
Artwork by B Face. (Chris Barnard)
Dan Vapid, of Dan Vapid & the Cheats, Methadones, Sludgeworth, Riverdales, Screeching Weasel, The Mopes, and Noise By Numbers, plus many more, in conversation with Dan Panic of The Groove Ghoulies, Riverdales, Squirtgun, Avengers, Pansy Division, Beulah, Screeching Weasel and much more, and in conversation with Me, Jughead, Bill & William talking about the actual postal service, screeching weasel, wine, and beyond.
I am happy to bring to you my interview with long time friend from the theater company in Atlanta Dad’s Garage. Lucky is most well known for his voice work on Archer but he is also a multi talented man in improvisation and puppetry. We talk here about his theater work, Archer, puppetry, my wizardry, Turner Classics, Frisky Dingo and much more.
Links to interesting things:
Dad’s Garage
https://dadsgarage.com/
The Center of Puppetry Arts in Atlanta
http://www.puppet.org/
Episode 39 - Danny Panic Here is an October 2012 Interview Jughead conducted with Panic for episode 2 on My Brain Hurts. Panic and Jughead talk about Screeching Weasel and some of their experiences in the band.
Opening song for Jughead's Basement used to be called Johnny's Got A Problem, NOT Johnny's Out Of Control. In this podcast I call it by the wrong name. It's a great song by the band DI.
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Kody Templeman of The Lillingtons and Teenage Bottlerocket. This is a full interview with Kody from April 2013, talking about Death By Television and much much more.
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Episode 37: Tim McIlrath, An unedited interview with Rise Against's lead singer and songwriter, Tim McIlrath, about their record Sufferer & The Witness. Recorded in July of 2016.
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Navajo Artist and Punk Rocker: Ryan Singer. Welcome to Jughead’s Basement Episode 36, subgenera, Lo Interviews with Hi Fi guests, today featuring an interview with Navajo artist and punk rocker, Ryan Singer. Ryan Singer currently resides and works out of his studio in downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ryan allows many of his influences to affect his artwork including comic books Native art, pop art, and of course often created in his studio while listening to such bands as J Church, Black Flag, The Misfits, and even my band The Mopes. The first time I saw Ryan’s work online, I was impressed, and when The Mopes needed a new shirt design, Ryan was the first I asked.
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This is episode 35. Hayley Cain, from Hayley and The Crushers, and Jughead talk Punk music, life, theater, writing, and even a bit of psychology. Hayley and her husband Doctor Caine were also together previously in their punk band Magazine Dirty. Hayley and Jughead have been corresponding for over a year now, and they began to work together to help each other out with social media. During this period their correspondences turned into a pretty cool friendship. This subgenera episode is a bit closer to a dueling interview format because Hayley had many questions for Jughead, but you will learn quite a bit about Hayley Cain too.
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Paul Russel is an artist known for his work on HALO and creating the Screeching Weasel Logo: Paul and I met when we were in high school, and together we made films and worked together on many artistic pursuits. Paul is the artist who created the original Screeching Weasel logo plastered on bodies across the world, he was also the guy who came up with the name Halo for Xbox and created the walls and textures of that very same game. For the past 5 years he has been creating birthday portraits of his many friends. He has done 700 to date.
Philosopher Zone on video games
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An interview with famed musician and engineer Steve Albini. This is an unedited interview Jughead conducted with Steve Albini back in 2014, co-interviewed with the help of Russ Forester. In this interview we discuss Steve's childhood and coming to Chicago, his beginnings with Big Black, concerts, and thoughts on their album Atomizer.
This interview is unedited and in no particular order.
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Jughead’s Basement featuring Moral Crux’s 1998 release Something More Dangerous released on Panic Button Records. Moral Crux formed in 1983 with frontman then and now James Farris and the then guitar player Jeff Jenkins. Soon down the line they would add the incredible bass player Justin Warren and they would go on to release various recordings with a diverse amount of smaller labels such as Velveteen Records, Polemic records, Vandal Children Records, Monitor Records before Ben Weasel approached them and convinced them they needed a proper release on the Lookout/Panic Button record label he and I were running at the time. The album was recorded with Mass Giorgini at Sonic Iguana in Lafayette Indiana, and now on this episode we bring you singer songwriter James Farris, Bass payer Justin Warren, and producer Mass Giorgini to give us a lesson in good strong pop punk songwriting from Moral Crux
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Jughead's Basement takes an odd existential turn on its sub genre: Lofi Interviews with Hi Fi Guests. We believe this is needed in this world of today, a bit of honesty and compassion. In this episode we focus on punk influenced parents talking to their children about... what happens next.
Denis Buckley
Dino Stamatopoulos
Erica & Jeff Spreitzer
Ray Carlisle
Kate (Punky) Schultz
Daryl Wilson
Adam Rip
Jonas Cannon
Portia Sykes
Christopher Appelgren
Dan Vapid
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Welcome again to Lo-Fi Interviews with Hi-Fi guests, Teacher, Mike Lamphere. This is the second in a series of four interviews I have conducted and will release consecutively with Punks working in the fields of service to the common good. I have interviewed, a punk doctor, teacher, police officer, and firefighter. Listen to Mike and John talk about The Fairness of Authority, Moral Models, Chicago Punk Rock, and how to guide the younger generations even though we are older and don't quite understand them. (as it should be). Dr. Mike Lamphere was born in Chicago, Illinois and spent his formative years in the pit at the Fireside Bowl, Metro, and various clubs in the Chicagoland area. While attending undergrad college he was an active member of the scene in Carbondale, IL where he played in the Riff Randells as a member of the Lost Cross Music Co-op. In 2000 he moved to Denver and then Colorado Springs where he is still an active member in the local music scene. He finished his PhD in 2012 and after 16 years of teaching English and film classes has moved in to a role as Dean of Students at an Early College Program. He currently is writing music for an upcoming project as well as a piece on music and youth culture/identity.
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This is Daryl Wilson, his interview is the beginning of our 4 episode series exploring punk positions of authority and care: a doctor, a police officer, a teacher, and a firefighter. Listen to Jughead and Daryl talk about evil, selfish/selfless intentions, pharmaceuticals, the social influence of punk rock, family, and much more! JUGHEAD: This is the first in a series of four interviews I have conducted and will release consecutively with Punks working in the fields of service to the common good. I have interviewed, a punk doctor, teacher, police officer, and firefighter, to learn and explore how they move about the world, what punk means to them, and what motivates them to help others. This episode focuses on Daryl Wilson lead singer for the band the Bollweevils. Daryl Wilson is also an MD, EMS medical director for the Edward system, working for Edward Hospital in Naperville Illinois. So with no further ado listen to me in my living room with Daryl Wilson. Paypal donations to: jugheadsbasement@gmail.com or Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4145447
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Welcome to Jughead’s Basement Episode 28 Featuring Pansy Division's record Absurd Pop Song Romance, released on September 8, 1998, 20 years to the date of the release of this podcast. It was their last record on the label Lookout Records. This podcast features interviews with all the band members performing on Absurd Pop Song Romance, including Jon Ginoli, Chris Freeman, Luis Illades, and Patrick Goodwin plus later member Joel Reader, and lastly engineer Steve Albini.
Editing: John Jughead, Paul Joseph, Jason Brow, and David Dufault. Please support Jughead's Basement.
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This is Kyle Kinane. Kyle Kinane is a comedian from Chicago who now lives in Los Angeles. He has done many other things but you can look that up, if you want more detail. I like him, and I think he is very funny. Also here is a link to our Patreon page. We need your donations to keep this shit coming.
Partially Examined Life - Free Speech
The Panpsycast - John Stuart Mills
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I met David when he sang a Weasel song with me at a show hosted by Jonah Ray, in Chicago. I liked him immediately and presented him with a rare gift. It was an empty bottle of Weaselbrau, a brewed beer consisting of only one case of beer Screeching Weasel made in, oh shit, maybe like 1989. This gift blew his mind, and so he invited me to stay anytime with him in LA. And so he made these LA interviews possible.
David also has a podcast called "Beyond Yacht Rock", where he and other creators talk about Yacht Rock while defining new, made up genres such as "Disco Dips" where your favorite rock artists attempt to cash in by doing a disco song, or " Africa-dabra", a genre that showcases artists that get inspired by the plights of poor natives after viewing them from the back seat of an air conditioned Range Rover. It's on Starburns Audio, or iTunes, or wherever people listen to that kind of thing now.
All things involving authentic yacht rock can be found at www.yachtrock.com
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Dino Stamatopoulos:
Dino is a writer, producer and reluctant actor. You may have seen him as Starburns on the hit show Community. As a writer he is known for his work with Ben Stiller, Dana Carvey, Conan O’Brien, David Letterman, and the Mr. Show with David Cross and Bob Odenkirk… amongst others. He has also reached out into production with his company Starburns Industries with his writing friends and collaborators Dan Harmon, Joe Russo II, James Fino and Duke Jonhson Starburns Industries birthed Dino’s very own Morel Orel and Frankenhole, along with Dan’s Rick and Morty, and Charlie Kaufman’s oscar nominated animated film Anomalisa.
Dino is also the author of a graphic novel called Trent: A Light Tragedy with Music, which was originally performed in an earlier incarnation at The Annoyance Theater of Chicago in 1990.
https://www.starburnsindustries.com/
Dino's band: Sorry About Everything:
https://www.sorryabouteverything.com/
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Dan (Vapid) Schafer (vocals)
Adam White (guitar)
Mike (Strat) Hootenstart (bass)
Brian (Vermin) McQuaid (drums)
Thanks to my podcast team: Jeromy Corp, Paul Joseph, and Jason Brow.
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Episode 22 - Dueling Interviews With John Jughead & Grim Deeds
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https://grimdeeds.bandcamp.com/album/grim-deeds
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With interviews with all four band members including: Joe Principe, Tim Mcllrath, Brandon Barnes, and Chris Chasse. With additional interviews of founding member Dan Wieklinski and current guitarist Zach Blaire.
Podcast Editing credits to John Jughead, Jason Brow, and Paul Joseph.
Correction: The last track is called Boys No Good, and is a cover of a band called Lifetime.
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The Apers, from Rotterdam, opened up their lives to me and let me stay with them and play a few shows with their band, around the time of the release of this very record.
This podcast is co-hosted by
Ramona Confidential founder: Sara Ramone
Interviews on this podcast include all four band members from the Self Titled Record:
Kevin Aper - Bass & Vocals
Ivo Backbreaker - Drums
Jerry Hormone - Guitars
Marien Nicotine - Guitars and Backing Vocals
Plus:
Stardumb Records founder:
Stefan Tijs
Thanks also to my assistant editor: Jason Brow
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Released in 1988
Interviews with core band members: Chris Barrows and Dorsey Martin
Plus a special interview from Engineer/Producer and Drummer for Descendents, All, and Black Flag: Bill Stevenson
Editing by John Jughead and Jason Brow.
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Episode 18
The Promise Ring’s Nothing Feels Good
Released October 14 1997
I came to the Promise Ring late in their career, but their 2nd full length record, Nothing Feels Good, quickly became one of my most played records. I believe this to be one of the most solid records from beginning to end in all of the post punk genres of which I am familiar.
This podcast features individual interviews with all of the band members appearing on Nothing Feels Good, Singer/Songwriter Davey von Bholen, Second Guitarist Jason Gnewikow, Drummer Dan Didier, and Bassist Scott Beschta. This episode also includes an interview with Gub Scott Conway of Gauge, Screeching Weasel, and Even In Blackouts. Plus two written audio pieces by Promise Ring fans Rust Belt Jessie and Joe Jacob.
There is much hard work put into these podcasts to attempt to make them as thorough as possible. If you are enjoying the products of this hard work on a consistent basis please share with others or donate some cash to the cause.
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John Jughead Pierson
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Bhopal Stiffs strikes close to my heart. They were the first band Screeching Weasel played with in Chicago, outside of our suburban homes. We played at a 21 and over club that was called Batteries Not Included. There was barely an audience there to see either bands but when Bhopal Stiffs got on stage their energy, music and commitment blew me away. They are first on my top two punk shows that I have ever seen.
Interviews with band members:
Larry Damore
Steve Saylors
Vince Marine
David Schleitwiler
Assistant Editing by: Jason Brow
CORRECTIONS:
1. Jim Ellison from Material Issue passed away in 1996.
2. In the podcast I play an Effigies song when referring to Iain Burgess. I played Body Bag, but Iain didn't engineer and produce till later records: Fly On The Wire and Ink.
3. The Christian Televangelist is Robert Tilton.
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The Vindictives’ 1999 release of HYPNO PUNKO™
With interviews of each band member represented on the record:
Joey Vindictive, Johnny Personality, Billy Blastoff, Jenny Gee, and Angel Ledezma.
An eccentric punk rock concept record in the midst of most pop punk bands pushing for a piece of the mainstream? Well… sorta the history. Listen and explore the depth of this very personal record conceived by the band’s frontman Joey Vindictive.
Assistant Editor: Jason Brow of the 6ftplus Podcast.
"Link to resource material after listening to the podcast"
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Big Black’s aggressive and abrasive music was characterized by distinctively clanky guitars and the use of a drum machine (who they lovingly called Roland) elements which pre-cursored industrial rock. The band acknowledged no taboos and Albini’s lyrics openly dealt with loaded topics including murder, rape, child sexual abuse, and racism. They also held staunch principles, shunning the mainstream music industry and insisting on complete control over all aspects of their career. This podcast attempts to tell a portion of the history of the band from the perspective of their ep Bulldozer through their first full length record Atomizer. (Marking a transition from a project purely conceived by Steve Albini into a cohesive band with the added influences from collaborators Santiago Durango and Dave Riley.) This episode is co-hosted by Russ Forster and includes interviews with band members Santiago Durango, Steve Albini, and Jeff Pezzati, including extra interview material with friend and fellow songwriter/musician Camilo Gonzalez. Lastly an audio piece written by journalist/novelist/radio personality Jim DeRogatis. Russ Forster is a perennial dabbler in the underground and eccentric. Past exercises in cognitive dissonance include Underdog Records, 8-Track Mind magazine, documentaries So Wrong They're Right and Tributary, and various and sundry bands and acts like his current extreme-solo project Rakehell. Assistant Editor: Jason Brow of the 6ftplus Podcast.
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This month, John runs through selected sequential recordings from the catalog of Crimpshrine.
Containing interviews with band members Aaron Cometbus, Jeff Ott, Pete Rypins, Paul Curran, and Jesse Michaels. Also containing interviews with Engineer/Producer Kevin Army.
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Interviews by band members:
• "Metal Mike" Saunders
• Gregg Turner
• Todd Homer
• Bill Vockeroth
• Jeff Dahl
Biographical pieces written by
Angry Samoans guitarist PJ Galligan recited by Beauregard Marie.
Plus Jughead's Basement regular: Eric T. Roth
co-edited by Jason Bro
Strange Jason is an alter ego for Jason Brow, who grew up many years and many miles removed from punk and anything interesting. He has since been playing catch-up. He’s the voice behind the Six Foot Plus podcast, a showcase of the creepy side of music, found online at 6ftplus.com.
This particular podcast is dedicated to PJ Galligan who passed away from cancer in may of 2014.
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Featuring interviews with band members Paul Richard, Jack Steeples, Dave Scott, and Bruce Wingate.
Also featuring an interview with Buy Our Records representative, Lenny Sblendorio, and a performance piece from Jim Testa.
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Also featuring performance pieces from Sara Ramone and Kevin Aper.
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Also featuring performance pieces from Brian Nemtusak and Scott Hermes.
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In this episode of Jughead's Basement, John and friends resuscitate the Mr. T Experience's 1996 album, Love Is Dead.
This edition features interviews with all of the '96 era member's of the band; Frank (Dr. Frank) Portman, Jym Pittman, and Joel Reader. Along with producer Kevin Army, and Lookout Records Representative Christopher Appelgren.
Also featuring performances pieces from Michael T. Fournier and Evan Hanover.
"Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba" : Michael T. Fournier has written a novel titled "Hidden Wheel" as well as a book-length discussion of the Minutemen's "Double Nickels on the Dime" album (for the 33 1/3 series). He is the editor of Cabildo Quarterly, a broadsheet literary journal, and plays drums in Dead Trend. He and his wife Rebecca live in Western Mass with their cat.
"Thank You (For Not Being One of Them)" : Evan Hanover is an anthropologist by day and a dramaturge and photographer by night. This is the latest in a string of collaborations with John Jughead, many of which have been with the Neo-Futurists, with whom he is an Artistic Associate. Also, he sincerely would like to thank you for not being one of them.
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In this episode of Jughead's Basement, Naked Raygun's 1985 release, Throb Throb, is examined. This episode features special guest co-host, Dan Vapid.
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Interviews with Naked Raygun:
Jeff Pezzati
Camilo Gonzalez
Jim Colao
John Haggerty
Eric Spicer
Interviews with Steve Albini (Producer & Engineer of Jawbreaker and Nirvana. Musician in Big Black and Shelac.)
Guest contibutors:
Steve Walker on "Metastasis"
Eric T. Roth on "On/I Don't Know"
Jim DeRogatis on "Managua"
Closing song: "Rat Patrol" covered by Cheaper By The Case in 1997 by my friends: Mark Montgomery, Fritz Doreza, and Eric Mahle.
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Featuring interviews with Glenn Mercer, Bill Million, Dave Weckerman, Brenda Sauter, and Stan Demeski of The Feelies. Also featuring pieces from Jim Testa, Jim DeRogatis, Edmund O'Brien, Audrey Zee Whitesides, and John "Jughead" Pierson himself.
Track 2: On The Roof - Jim Testa is the Boss at JerseyBeat.com, which began as Jersey Beat fanzine in 1982, so he's been around forever. He is a weekly columnist for The Jersey Journal/NJ.com and a regular contributor to several other print and online publications.
Track 5: When Company Comes - Jim DeRogatis is an American Music Critic and co-host of Sound Opinions. DeRogatis has written articles for magazines such a Spin, Guitar World, and Modern Drummer, and for fifteen years was the pop music critic for the Chicago SunTimes.
Track 6: Let's Go - Edmund O'Brien was born in London, reared in New Jersey, grew up in Manhattan, became a husband in Chicago, and a father in Los Angeles. He's back in Chicago where he teaches comedy writing, music and improv at The Second City Training Center. You can catch him and his wife improvise around town as Sheila's Sister.
Track 7: Two Rooms - Audrey Zee Whitesides is a poet and musician born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Her poetry and cultural writing has appeared or is forthcoming in/on Autostraddle.com, WONDER, and Bone Bouquet among others, and she's the author of two handmade chapbooks. She also leads Brooklyn trans punk band Little Waist.
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Featuring interviews with Kody Templeman, Tim O'Hara, Cory Laurence, Mass Giorgini, Dan Lumley, and Fat Mike.
Also featuring pieces from Tor Egil Frostelid, Greg Allen, Sara Ramone, Jeromy L. Corp, Sam West, Nick Miner, and Eric T. Roth.
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RAIN DOGS - TOM WAITS
1. Singapore - Ryan Good
2. Clap Hands - Greg Allen
3. Cemetery Polka (Nobody)
4. Jockey Full of Bourbon - Joe Janes
5. Tango Till They're Sore - Don Hall
6. Big Black Mariah - John Jughead Pierson
7. Diamonds & Gold - Mike O'Connel
8. Hand Down Your Head (Nobody)
9. Time - Jen Ellison
10. Rain Dogs - Bilal Dardai
11. Midtown (Nobody)
12. 9th & Hennepin - Cara Francis
13. Gun Street Girl - Ian Belknap
14. Union Square (Nobody)
15. Blind Love - Steve Walker
16. Walking Spanish - Matt Dwyer
17. Downtown Train (Nobody)
18. Bride of Rain Dog (Nobody)
19. Anywhere I Lay My Head - Daniel Kerr-Hobert
The original intention of Jughead's Basement was not to conduct interviews of band members, but only to spotlight some of my favorite writers writing about some of my favorite records. But that quickly veered towards having a few interviews since I enjoy having conversations about music and creativity. I now like the balance of both interviews and writers. I had scheduled Tom Wait's Rain Dogs before seeking interviews became a facet. Instead I gathered together the best of my favorite writers, and they shared their stories and thoughts on one of the best singer/songwriters of the last few decades: Tom Waits. I did try to get an interview with him, but with no success. Really it was a pipe dream, a quixotic challenge I gave myself. I do plan on continuing my effort to get an interview with him, which I would instantly sprinkle on top of this podcast. But until then this single podcast represents the purity of my original idea.
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Also, interviews with Operation Ivy's lead vocalist Jesse Michaels, and Lookout Records co-founder Larry Livermore.
WHAT IS OPERATION IVY: Jesse Michaels
01. Knowledge (Intro by John Jughead Pierson)
02. Sound System (Jesse Michaels Interview)
03. Jaded (Tim Stafford)
04. Take Warning (Larry Livermore Interview)
05. The Crowd (Joe Jacob)
06. Bombshell (Bradley Adita)
07. Unity (Matt Ellin)
08. Vulnerability (Jesse Michaels Interview)
09. Bankshot (Larry Livermore Interview)
10. One Of These Days (John Jughead Pierson)
11. Gonna Find You (Jesse Michaels Interview)
12. Bad Town (Connor Kalista Part I)
13. Smiling (Larry Livermore Interview)
14. Caution (Jesse Michaels Interview)
15. Freeze Up (Sonja Amazonka)
16. Artificial Life (Jesse Michaels Interview)
17. Room Without A Window (Jesse Michaels)
18. Big City (Connor Kalista Part II)
19. Missionary (Larry Livermore Interview)
Last Question (Jesse Michaels Interview)
The Cast
Jesse Michaels: was the lead singer and songwriter for Operation Ivy. His other bands have included Common Rider and Classics Of Love. He is now working on a novel to be released sometime this year.
Tim Stafford: is a Chicago writer, performer, husband, and Father. He can be seen regularly with the Chicago based The Encyclopedia Show.
Larry Livermore: is the founder of Lookout Records. He has also written for Maximum Rock N Roll. He is also working on a book. And has a website with much writing: www.larrylivermore.com
Joe Jacob: is a professional motion graphics animator living in Chicago. He also engages in various forms of writing, the results of which tend to toil in obscurity and fuel his narcissistic martyr complex.
Bradley Adita: is a punk house survivor, juggler of miscellania, publisher of A Day In The Air zine, and "Head Butthead" at Pop Punk Dot Com.
Matt Ellin: is the youngest writer we have had on this podcast, 13 Years Old! He discovered punk rock and its various offshoots a few years ago through exposure to The Ramones and The Sex Pistols, and it’s changed his life for better or worse. He immediately took to singing (And more recently playing bass) in bands. He listened to punk rock religiously and studied its stories. As a musician, He has no desire to be generic and he wants to do things in punk that haven’t been done. As a writer, he likes to bring new ideas and philosophies into the scene.
Connor Kalista: was born and raised in Texas. After he finished school there and abroad, he lived in Chicago, where he worked in museums and made lots of theater. Mostly with the Neo-Futurists but also with Theater Oobleck, Plasticene and Schadenfreude. He now lives in Brooklyn where he works as a film and video editor and most recently completed work on Without Shepherds, a documentary about Pakistan that will premiere at the 2013 Slamdance Film Festival. He is currently at work on a documentary about Somali pirates. He still makes theater and in 2011, he co-created and performed with the New York Neo Futurists in the Drama Desk nominated production, The Complete and Condensed Stage Directions on Eugene O’Neill, Volume One: Early Plays/Lost Plays. He still goes to lots of live shows and wishes he had more time to draw.
Sonja Amazonka: Sonja always felt that there was something inherently wrong with the world, and was happy to discover likeminded people in the Belgrade punk scene when she was a teenager. Punk rock inspired her to try and understand society and the way in which people make it up in their heads, thus she became a social anthropologist. Sometimes, when she’s not too busy writing academic papers, she writes short fiction. She is certain that her voice sounds more nasal when she’s speaking English.
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On this episode, John and friends examine the Minutemen's 1983 release, Double Nickels On The Dime. Featuring contributions from Emma Casey, Douglas O'Rourke, Bob Stockfish, Eric T. Roth, Steve Walker, and Mike Yannich, and featuring interviews with Mike Watt & Dirk Vandenberg.
Part two is available here, and it includes the final two sides of the record, better known as Side George and Side Chaff.
Side George
01. "You Need the Glory" - Eric
02. The Roar of the Masses Could Be Farts" - Bob
03. "Mr. Robot's Holy Orders" - Emma
04. "West Germany" - John
05. "The Politics of Time" - Dirk Vandenberg
06. "Themselves" - Emma
07. "Please Don't Be Gentle with Me" - Steve
08. Nothing Indeed" Watt
09. "No Exchange" Dirk Vandenberg
10. "There Ain't Shit on T.V. Tonight" - Bob
11. "This Ain't No Picnic" - Douglas
12. "Spillage" (Watt) – Eric
Side Chaff
01. "Untitled Song for Latin America" - John
02. "Jesus and Tequila" - Eric
03. "June 16th"- Watt
04. "Storm in My House"- Emma
05. "Martin's Story" - Mike Yannich
06. "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love" - Steve
07. "Dr. Wu" - Douglas
08. "Little Man with a Gun in His Hand" - Steve
09. "The World According to Nouns" - Bob
10. "Love Dance" - John & Mike Watt
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On this episode, John and friends examine the Minutemen's 1983 release, Double Nickels On The Dime. Featuring contributions from Emma Casey, Douglas O'Rourke, Bob Stockfish, Eric T. Roth, Steve Walker, and Mike Yannich, and featuring interviews with Mike Watt & Dirk Vandenberg.
Part one is available here, and it includes the first two sides of the record, better known as Side D. and Side Mike.
Side D.
01. "Anxious Mo-Fo" - John
02. "Theatre Is the Life of You" - Emma
03. "Viet Nam" - Steve
04. "Cohesion" - Eric
05. "It's Expected I'm Gone" - Douglas
06. "#1 Hit Song" - Bob
07. "Two Beads at the End" - John
08. "Do You Want New Wave or Do You Want the Truth?" - Emma
09. "Don't Look Now" - Eric
10. "Shit from an Old Notebook - Douglas
11. "Nature Without Man" - Steve
12. "One Reporter's Opinion - Watt
Side Mike
01. "Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing" - Watt
02. "Maybe Partying Will Help" - Douglas
03. "Toadies" - Steve
04. "Retreat" - Emma
05. "The Big Foist" - Mike Yannich
06. "God Bows to Math" - Douglas
07. "Corona" - Eric
08. "The Glory of Man" - Bob
09. "Take 5, D." - Watt
10. "My Heart and the Real World" - Watt
11. "History Lesson - Part II" - Bob
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In this months edition, John examines Screeching Weasel's My Brain Hurts.
Featuring pieces from Kevin Prested, Chris Fields, Andrea Manges, Tim Stafford, Massimiliano Giorgini, Jim Testa, Kyle Kinane, Dan Telfer, Robb Q. Telfer, and Kody Templeman.
Also featuring interviews with Dan Vapid, Dan Panic, and Larry Livermore.
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Episode 01: The Repo Man Soundtrack
With special guests: Molly Brennan, Graham Rae, Stephen Walker, Matt O'Neill, Mike Watt, Danny Thompson, Joe Spadaro, Gregory S. Allen, and Eric T Roth.
With music from both Repo Man soundtracks and other bands and people influenced by this 1980's gem.
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