Tag Archives: hardcore punk
Rock N Roll Manifesto 148
I started out tonight’s show with a 10 song tribute to the memory of Torr Skoog, singer for the Kings of Nuthin’ who recently decided to check out of this world way too early. Really fucking sad. After that, it … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 142
Another eppy-sode of the Manifesto down the hatch. Had a tribute to George Jones and a set for my lovely wife on this show, along with some requests from the chat and a whole bunch of other greatness. Dig in! … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 141
Manifesto 141 had a set in memory of Johnny Thunders, some Slovenly Records tunes, some requests and a big thank you to Dan, who sent me a killer beer for the Beer Minute. Thanks, Dan!
Rock N Roll Manifesto 138
I missed an opportunity to play “We Are 138” by the Misfits tonight since this was Manifesto 138. Oh well. Live and learn. I did, however, play a set for North Korea and it’s threat of nuclear war, some red … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 137 (Sort of)
This most certainly is not the show that was broadcasted live on Wednesday night. Nope, that show was lost in the ether. This is just a reasonable facsimile. I hated the fact that people were waiting to hear a new … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 136
This week’s Manifesto brought you new tracks from the Riots, the new single from John No Arms, news about the Rough Francis record, another German Rauchbier and a whole bunch of other great tunes. Oh… Except that one set, where … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 135
Fun show! Started out with a tribute to Burrito Electrico, followed by a short set for the newly appointed Pontifex, some hardcore punk, country, Detroit proto-punk, sets from the Great Dismal Swamis and Rough Francis, some cow punk, some glam, … Continue reading
Rock N Roll Manifesto 133: Germanic!
A whole lot of German stuff on this episode. A German Rauchbier, a German Kölsch, German punk rock, German psychobilly, Johnny Cash singing in German, and a real, live German. Yes, my good friend Thomas from Köln was here and … Continue reading
