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    • February 25, 2014 1:44 PM CST
    • Voix de Garage #16 – Special Booze & Dope Part 2 (19/02/2014) 

      (Jingle)  Know Your Product / The Saints / Eternally Yours / 1978 / Australie (Brisbane) 

      Shake the Dope Out / The Warlocks / Phoenix / 05/11/2002 / US (LA, California) 

      Snowblind / Black Sabbath / Vol. 4 / 25/09/1972 / UK (Birmingham) 

      Speedfreak / Motörhead / Iron Fist / 17/04/1982 / UK (Stoke-on-Trent) 

      *5' French talk* 

      Alone & Stoned / King Tuff / King Tuff / 29/05/2012 / US (Vermont) 

      *Quiet moment* : The Needle & the Damage Done / Neil Young / Harvest / 14/02/1972 / Canada (Toronto)

      Cocaine / Fidlar / Fidlar / 22/01/2013 / US (LA, California) 

      Alcoholiday / KAOS / Product of a Sick Mind / 1980 / US (LA, California) 

      *The 60’s Chapel* : What a Way to Die / The Pleasure Seekers / single / 1965 / US (Detroit Rock City) 

      Green Fuz / The Cramps / Psychedelic Jungle / 05/1981 / US (NYC) 

      *The Norway lesson* : Suburban Prince Death’s Song / Turbonegro / Never is Forever / 1994 / Norway (Oslo suburbs) 

      *Gimme gimme glitter!!!* : Waiting for the Man / David Bowie / Bowie at the Beeb / UK (London) 

      Ain’t it Fun / The Lords of Altamont (cover The Dead Boys) / Midnight to 666 / 2011 / US (LA, California)

      *Play it at maximum volume* : She’s like Heroin to me / The Gun Club / Fire of Love / 31/08/1981 / US (LA, California)

      - See more at: http://www.trensmissions.ens.fr/voix-de-garage-16/#sthash.OSzjSs9p.dpuf

    • February 25, 2014 9:37 AM CST
    • From what I've heard, she is supposedly moving out of California because it's gotten "too liberal" for her, so she's moving to fucking Texas. Go figure.

    • February 24, 2014 1:01 AM CST
    • Roky's set was an uncontested triumph. Black Angels were a bit on the annoying side. All about the gear and the big computerized light show. They can PLAY , it's not that , but that Spacemen 3 - Scientists feedback thing is kind of old , now..... They were fine , if taken in 5 - 10 minute intervals. But , they're still no Lithium Xmas or Peyote Cowboys , to be sure. For the younger set , they were the stars of the show , but , Roky and The Hounds of Baskerville laid down the original Psych , with smatterings of Horror Rock classics , and the Super Punk put - down , "Don't Slander Me" . He was singing at his peak , or close to it , most of the show , and the band killed it.

    • February 23, 2014 10:57 PM CST
    • Listen Wednesdays 9-11am. The show is called TURBINE PISS if the link doesnt work. It can be found in the program list. Check it out!!!!

    • February 22, 2014 3:27 PM CST
    • Playlist 02/22/2014

      Animals When I Was Young
      Them Dirty Old Man
      Thee Headcoatees Dirty Old Man
      Norvins You're Getting Old
      Sham 69 Family Life
      Business Harry May
      Anti-Nowhere League For You
      999 Homicide
      Fleshtones Stranger In My House
      Connexions I'll Get You In The End
      Men From S.P.E.C.T.R.E. Mercury Wall
      Rebel Set Dropout
      Dogs Bollocks Icon
      Coliseum Used Blood
      Lawrence Arms You Are Here
      Motorhead Queen of the Damned
      Devo Uncontrollable Urge
      Buzzcocks Wake Up Call
      Chelsea No Escape
      Stranglers Old Codger
      Baby Woodrose Light Up Your Mind
      Launderettes Don't Look Back
      Cherrypops Wette Dagegen
      Nomads Going Down Slow
      Naked Raygun Vanilla Blue
      Dead Kennedys Let's Lynch The Landlord
      Kraut NGRI
      Muffs Kids In America
      Pack AD Creepin' Jenny
      Native America LonelyTonight
      Low Frequency In Stereo Elevated/Desecrated
      Sensible Gray Cells Tragic Roundabout
      Fuzz This Time I've Got Reason
      Pampers Sack Attack
      Running Thanks For The Input
      Trojan Ponies Growing Old
      Stupidity King Midas
      Zero Boys New Generation
      Barbacoa Death Valley
      Godfathers Gone to Texas

    • February 22, 2014 6:30 AM CST
    • I will be on the air and the web on Saturday February 22nd from 1:00-3:00PM EST.  You can listen on 897.7 WITR-FM in Rochester, NY or streaming live at http://witr.rit.edu.

       

    • February 21, 2014 5:33 PM CST
    • Radio What Wave Playlist Feb 20/2014: Psychos and Other Unusual Canadians Part 1

       

       

      Welcome to Part 1 of Psychos and Other Unusual Canadians....judging by the overabundance of phone calls this week, you people are either digging this show or you realize that you're as much of an unusual Canadian as I am. Hoping for the latter. Well dig in, this is only the tip of the iceberg of what's in the WW Archives!

      1. The Gruesomes....Psycho....live at Larry's in Toronto, 3/29/1986. This was the Easter Og Weekend Special and the first time The Gruesomes were allowed out of their Montreal homebase. Also on the show that night were Deja Voodoo and Chris Houston, both of whom appear later in this playlist. And this was one of the few times I heard The Gruesomes play Psycho live...went through a ton of live tapes looking for another version and came up with nothing.

      2. The Sadies... Black Sheep....from the Tales Of The Rat Fink Soundtrack CD. Ya, I've played this song on Radio WW many times as it sums up my life perfectly!

      3. Nihilist Spasm Band....No Canada....1967 flexi and re-issued on CD 1996. 1967 was Canada's Centennial year, lots and lots of celebrations and this was the anti! Totally off the wall, artnoise combo who used to play weekly in London Ontario, that are huge in the world of noise. 

      4. Orie Hitt Machine....Killer Inside Me....totally loony from London Ontario.

      5. The Spoons...After The Institution....1980 7" from this combo who went mainstream new wave/synth/dance in the mid 80's. Remember seeing them at The Cedar Lounge here in London back in the late 70's and any song about being put away fit right into this episode.

      6. Crash Kills 5....Special School....7" from this combo that morphed into Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet....songs about being special fit right into the late 70's/early 80's musical era.

      7. Botched Suicides....Nuthouse Inn...from the Ottawa Gaga compilation. Another song about being put away...

      8. Mainline...Brain Damage...from the Canada Our Home And Native Land LP. This one prominently features Joe Mendelson, presently an artist living, literally living on the fringes of society. We'll be hearing more from Joe on future episodes!

      9. David Clayton Thomas....Brainwashed....from the Made In Canada Volume 3 compilation. David fronted Blood Sweat And Tears, a major band in the late 60's/early 70's and one of the first to do the jazz rock thing. This was before he became brainwashed, and was a struggling artist on the Toronto scene that also spawned Neil Young amongst others.

      10. Chris Houston....Surfin' On  Heroin...from the Hate Filled Man LP. This is the only LP that i own that comes with one square foot of astro turf!! Ya, one square foot of plastic grass! Chris was in the Forgotten Rebels, where he composed this tune and has  been doing music ever since. Caught him live this past summer and his take on the world is totally hilarious!! We'll be hearing more from Chris in episodes to come.

      11. Fridge Magnets...Hypodermic Beach...from a late 80's demo and this song also appeared on a WW cassette. If you only learn one thing from listening to Radio WW, it better be; Don't Do Heroin! I repeated that twice during this show and hope everyone got the message.

      12. Deja Voodoo...Surfin' On Mars...from the Worst Of LP. Deja Voodoo were a duo from Montreal who invented sludgeabilly, formed their own record company that released some of the best music to come out of Canada, became stars of college radio and promptly broke up in 1990 when  they turned 30. And we still miss them after all these years! We'll be hearing more from Deja Voodoo as well as many of the OG Records stars!

      13. Von Drats....Dratsylvania....from the Dratsylvania CD. From 2010, and these characters would dress up for every show (quite often in matching costumes) and play some of the wildest surf, monster and 60's garage punk you've ever heard! Quite often they had a character (The Canadian Wolfman) dressed up in costume to introduce them and invoke the crowd into a frenzy! If these guys had been around in the 80's, they would have been on OG Records!

      14. Transylvania 500....Go 500!...from their only 7" on Wolf Beat Records. Count Suckula on the keyboards and Wolfboy on the drums...either a budget version of The Mummies or 2 totally whacked out individuals as they would run around the crowd when playing live shows and do just about anything for laughs! Another band that woulda been on OG Records if they were around in the 80's!

      15. Transylvania 500....Death Drag...as above. Had to play both songs on this 7" as they are both equally stupid. Just the way i like my music!

      16. The Dead Bolts....Torture Chamber...from a 7". This one is totally over the top whacko...just listen to those lyrics! And it's on  Coffin Records, outta Hamilton Ontario.

      17. Cardboard Brains....Babies Run My World...from the And Now Live From Toronto, The Last Pogo. Aptly named band for this show and I've loved this song since first hearing it way too many years ago! This was the Cardboard Brains at their finest!!

      Hope you dug the loonies tonite and we'll have more on part 2 in 2 weeks time! Next week we've gotta pay tribute to Marty Thau, who worked with ? and The Mysterians when they broke with 96 Tears, worked with the NY Dolls at the beginning, The Ramones at their infancy, early Fleshtones, early Real Kids, Suicide and sooooooo many others!! A true innovator in the music that we dig!  And a trib to Bob Devo who passed away this week, another highly influential band that we all laughed at when they first came out. Then after many listens of their first LP, most of us agreed, these guys are genius!! Yet, most probably know them as an insult to punk rockers back in the day. How many times did a carload of heavy metal mutants yell "Hey Devo" to you when you were minding your own business! Way too many times for me.

      And thanx for all the phone calls....way too many times there was more than one call coming in at a time on this show, so I missed many calls, sorry, I'm just a one man show! And thanx for all the emails, facebook likes, facebook messages and Heys!!

       

      You can catch the archived show at:

      http://chrwradio.ca/programs/radio-what-wave

    • February 21, 2014 2:51 PM CST
    • ha ha . that was pretty funny , Tyler. I DISAGREED THAT IT WAS "TERRIBLE" . i CHECKED OUT A CLIP ON THE SAME PAGE , AND IT WAS WORSE , THO'' IT WAS A LIVE BAND , TRYING......

    • February 20, 2014 10:10 PM CST
    • yeah, it didn't link for some reason!

      haha I wonder if Puke Spit and Guts were inspired by the same thing!

      I'll try another!  Rokker- Who's a Punk? Your Mother! (1979) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxySV1Kp34Y

       

    • February 20, 2014 2:04 PM CST
    • I could'nt access your clip , or maybe that's what you  were saying , above.....

      You reminded me of something funny , tho' it belongs on another thread. When I was in Jr. High , my friends and I were brainstorming funny Punk BAND Names. One guy says , "How about....instead of "Blood , Sweat and Tears ..... Blood , Guts and Puke ?".

    • February 20, 2014 12:52 PM CST
    • Dang...that was supposed to be Puke Spit and Guts- You ain't Never

    • February 21, 2014 9:05 AM CST
    • THE TRIP! FEB. 16TH!!

       

      Listen to this week's episode here:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20140216-0030-t1392510601.mp3

       

      The Setlist! 

      barrett strong- you knows what to do
      the marvelettes- twistin' postman
      tony sheridan and the beat brothers- ya ya
      the beatles- cry for a shadow
      the beatles- don't bother me
      the beatles- little child
      the beatles- one after 909
      smokey robinson & the miracles- what's so good about goodbye
      little richard- long tall sally
      chuck berry- roll over beethoven
      mary wells- i don't want to take a chance
      bo diddley, muddy waters, howlin wolf- the red rooster
      smokey robinson and the miracles- shop around
      chuck berry- how high the moon
      the crows & lorraine ellis- perfidia
      charlie patton- a spoonful blues
      sylvester weaver- guitar rag
      buddy miles express- don't mess with cupid
      buddy miles express- funky mule
      return to forever- hymn of the seventh galaxy
      sonny rollins- don't stop the carnival

    • February 20, 2014 12:49 PM CST
    • RIP

    • February 18, 2014 9:52 PM CST
    • I didn't see DEVO until 3 or 4 years ago. They played a free show as part of the NXNE Toronto thing - didn't have high expectations cause it was outdoors and these things are usually like an entire city block of people packed onto this pavilion…turns out I made my way up to the front and ran into some friends and had one of the greatest times ever. Great sound and stage presence. They played a crazy extended version Smart Patro/ Mr. DNA and had this incredible light show..I felt like I was tripping on acid… very intense. Saw them again the next day in some some small town, hungover as shit, around 2pm in 40 + degree heat (that's really hot in American temp) and it was also really incredible too.

      DEVO has always been a favourite of mine. Terrinle loss.
      r.i.p.

    • February 20, 2014 12:18 PM CST
    • Thanks, Geek!

    • February 20, 2014 9:53 AM CST
    • Someone asked the makers that very question on Facebook.
      This is their reply...
      "The film is still in production. The only thing holding us up is a few legal matters that are being worked out. It's funny, when I started this project, some of the people I thought would be the first to want to help turned out to be some of the biggest problems, yet, Hasil's family, fiancé, friends, fans & fellow musicians pitched in and have done all they could and gone out of their way to help. Fear not, MY BLUE STAR will see the light of day, it's just like Hasil friend Joe Coleman says, "Art takes as long as it takes." ... Hang in there, we are too. Thanks."

      The Facebook page is here... https://www.facebook.com/MyBlueStarMovie

    • February 19, 2014 11:44 PM CST
    • Do any of you know if this Hasil Adkins documentary was ever actually released?

    • February 18, 2014 6:32 PM CST
    • mATT , tHAT'S THE ONE ! There must've been a KISS cup , but , I don't remember.

      The most valuablepiece of Alice memorabilia is probably the "Whiplash" mascara , Alice's short - lived unisex makeup line. a sealed mascara wand went for a fortune on eBay , once.

    • February 17, 2014 8:38 PM CST
    • [URL=http://s66.photobucket.com/user/Mattkillings/media/Unknown_zpse1602378.jpeg.html][IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Mattkillings/Unknown_zpse1602378.jpeg[/IMG][/URL]

       

      I googled it. There are cups for Jaws, Smokey Robison, Dracula...wonder if they did KISS? Too lazy to look now. Pretty cool.

    • February 18, 2014 6:27 PM CST
    • Cheese , You're close.....Freddie , the current Bass player/Singer with The Sonics  , was in a band called Freddie and The Screamers , with ex - Sonics Bassist , Andy Parypa , and he was also in The Kingsmen from 1972 - 84. I TALKED TO HIM FOR AWHILE , RECENTLY , HE DID'NT SAY ANTYTHING ABOUT BEING IN THE WAILERS, EVER. It's 's possible he may have filled in for Buck Ormsby on occasion....

    • February 18, 2014 2:42 AM CST
    • Work, what a bummer. Check them out if you ever get the chance again, Matt. I've been fortunate to see The Sonics a couple of times since the reunion and they are maintaining their cool, for sure. I also think the bass player from the Wailers is in there now, but i'm not too sure. Talkin' bout The Cramps, another mind-blowing original is Charlie Feathers truly breathtaking " I can't hardly stand it", how weird and wild ain't that piece? Just love it.
      Also forgot to mention that as a very young kid i was fed some of the early Stones, stuff like "I just wanna make love to you", so when I later started to dig in on 60's Punk/Garage, something was already tuned in.
      There is so much great stuff out there and I agree w.John that even though they're awesome, it is a pity so many people start and stop w the Sonics. Today I dig The Jim Jones Revue a lot, think they're very close to the truth.
      Joined this site the other day, great place!

       

    • February 18, 2014 1:13 PM CST
    • That sucks. His two Ramones demos from September '75 are incredible. I like his production on the Zeros "Beat your heart out" too. Very Phil Spectorish.

    • February 18, 2014 2:59 AM CST
    • If I can say only one it must be The Ramones- It's Alive, but have to squeeze in Dead Kennedys- Fresh fruit for rotten vegetables and any of the Iggy albums The Idiot/Lust for Life/New Values as well.

    • February 17, 2014 7:08 PM CST
    • God... I must have been smoking crack or something. I meant to say  "Thanks a lot Kopper. I will do that and it would be  cool to check out the Wray like Silvertone.