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Tonight I started out with a track from Dead Split Egos, paid tribute to Philip Chevron of the Pogues, played a set by Michael Prysock, a couple sets for an old boss/friend who passed away and a bunch more great stuff. You know what to do. Go get it!
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Brand new tunes from Gag Order and Switchblade Cheetah tonight, along with new tracks from the Dirt Daubers, the Jim Jones Revue and a shitload more greatness I don’t even need to mention here. You know what to do.
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A spin off of the “Protest Songs” show, tonight’s episode was all about the men in blue. Cops, pigs, the fuzz, whatever you want to call them. Police states, police brutality, martial law, it’s all covered here and then some.
Also, since Oktoberfest is in full swing, I decided to have a Bavarian Märzenbier for the Beer Minute, and then followed that up with two local offerings brewed in the same style.
Next week’s show will be back to the usual, all-over-the-place format. I will have two new tracks from Switchblade Cheetah and possibly a new one from Gag Order. Exciting stuff!
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Took a trip to NYC on Thursday to hang out with Brian “Dratsum” Hyde and Tommy Unit, and to go see Flag. Had a blast. Here’s some photographic evidence.
Riding the Amtrak
Boom! Like a bomb went off.
The place went nuts!
Love this one!
Yep, that’s legendary punk photographer Glen E Friedman next to the drum riser.
Dez takes front and center
Stephen Egerton… Greg who?
Keith returns to the fore.
Yep, that’s Jerry Only right behind Brian, in full Misfits stage gear.
Brian “Dratsum” Hyde, Tommy Unit and myself. Yes, it really did happen. Thanks for a great night, guys!
Tommy Unit said tonight, “from Hank, Sr. to the Misfits in under an hour! Only on the Rock N Roll Manifesto!” That about sums up my show perfectly. I love it!
Had some tributes to the recently departed, some birthday shoutouts, some requests and lots of great rock n roll tonight. Check it out.
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Lots of kick ass music and a visit from Stevie Tombstone. Need I say more?
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With all that’s been going on stateside lately, I thought it was a perfect opportunity to throw together a show focused upon anti-war songs and social and political protest songs. I asked the Manifesto listeners for some suggestions, and then dove into my stacks of music and picked out the best songs I could find about a variety of topics. I spent a lot of time putting this show together, even more-so than usual, so I hope that the end result is a show that people will really like. Either way, thanks for listening. Next week, I’ll be back with a normal, all-over-the-place show.
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Back to the normalcy of a regular Manifesto tonight, as it should be, I suppose. No theme, just music from all over the place. Played 3 new kick-ass singles from Rapid Pulse Records tonight, go pick them up over at Underground Medicine.
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See ya next week, folks.
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Tonight’s show was meant to start a conversation. Music is a journey, and I’ve been thinking a lot about how I got from point A to point B, musically. A lot of times, I can remember when and where I heard a band, and who turned me onto them. I can remember how hearing that band led me to seek out other bands that were similar. It’s crazy what a song can do. Think about your musical journey. How did you get from one genre to the next?
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