black flag

"So there I was, sitting at my desk and looking out the window watching people walk by during the annual neighborhood garage sale; Black Flag was playing on my phone, and I thought to myself, Hmmm, why not just write a straight forward punk song about a garage sale. "   That's right BSrs, we're back with a new song and can't wait for you to hear it. Plus, we recorded this episode pool-side. Check it out!

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The Only Scott's sit down and talk about their experience of watching the legend Henry Rollins (Black Flag, Rollins Band) do a spoken word show and we discuss how Scotty feels turning 40! Enjoy!


00:00:45 staying active being 40
00:01:18 skin care routine 
00:01:45 scotty doesn't drink much 
00:02:40 alcohol is poison but its fun
00:03:15 Scotty smoked a lot 

00:04:00 excited to be 40

00:05:50 Watching Henry Rollins live 

00:07:00 Henry Rollins should of been a rapper 

00:08:00 Henry Rollins attracts crazy 

00:09:55 understanding what Henry Rollins did for punk 

00:12:00 How Henry described his upbringing and taking risks and opportunities 

00:14:00 Take aways from the show 

00:18:00 Music eras reflecting society 

00:19:58 punk and hip hop being similar 

00:20:40 NWA getting threatened by the FBI and Sex Pistols being threatened by the crown 

00:23:35 asking questions about society is good and free speech

00:24:30 bringing people together 

00:24:55 most people don't know their neighbours 

00:25:30 covid putting us into our own world 

00:26:00 leaving phones at the door for concerts 

00:29:23 first hearing of Henry Rollins 

00:31:10 having the same energy as Henry Rollins

00:33:40 Scotty relating his vocal experience to Rollins  

00:36:40 Our destiny and meeting each other 

00:39:00 taking risks

00:40:00 having your creativity sucked out of you 

00:41:00 Companies having research and development 

00:42:13 let people be creative 

00:43:12 being comfortable in your own skin

00:43:50 getting on stage 

Strap yourself in for a sonic rollercoaster ride with the inimitable Steven Blush, the New York based  author, journalist, record collector and filmmaker who stands as a living monument to alternative rock, grunge, and all things hardcore. Steven navigates us through his personal pursuit of music and journalism, charting a course from the heavy chords of his first Led Zeppelin concert to the underground punk scene where he promoted bands like Black Flag and the Dead Kennedys.

Our conversation is a heady mix of music, youth movements, and the ideologies that shaped them. We unravel the complex tapestry of American hardcore music, analysing its roots, its rebellious ethos, and its unmistakable physicality. We venture further, examining the world of tennis through the prism of Steven's latest book on Billy Jean King, and discovering the artistry in his unique writing process.

Our journey together is more than just a chronicle of music history. It's a homage to the enduring power of youth and counterculture, from the explosive energy of punk rock to the aggressive thrash of hardcore. So whether you're a die-hard music enthusiast, an aspiring writer, or simply drawn to the transformative power of counterculture, this episode is a symphony you won't want to miss. Tune in, get inspired, and let the music play.

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No new episode this week while Dylan is in the desert and Justin is working overtime. Instead we are going to share a preview of what is behind our Patreon paywall. We have a series of bonus audio called Bracketology where we pit albums from the same year against each other. This was our first attempt at Bracketology without a guest, but if you enjoyed it we have more on our Patreon.

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In this episode the boys discuss the bands from the first half of the book Our Band Could Be Your Life including: Black Flag, Minor Threat, Huser Du, The Replacements, Minutemen, and The Butthole Surfers. The boys discuss their sound, legacy, and ultimately decide which band they would be their life. 

Analfabetene Stian og Sander prøver i dag å finne ut av navnet på det snåle snopet Sander har tatt med. Det er bare et problem, de kan ikke lese kanji. Noen andre som har store problemer er sjølveste Todd Howard og Bethesda. Blir Starfield et kræsj uten like, blir det i det hele tatt ferdig, eller kommer faktisk Bethesda til å dette lande skipet?
En spin-off til Persona 5 har blitt annonsert, men så langt ser det ut til å være eksklusivt for Kina?!
David mot Goliath blir relevant nok en gang da Sims blir utfordret av de kommende spillene Paralives og Life by you.
Alt dette og mer får du høre om i dagens sending!

B and Jon discuss Daylight Savings, Ax throwing, The Gentleman and other Guy Ritchie movies, Mike V and music, and other YAI stuff. Check it out

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When LA punks were looking for a place to play in the late 1970s, Chinatown welcomed the unruly scene. But it was an uneasy alliance that led to fierce rivalries, hurt feelings, blatant racism, and broken toilets. At the center of it all was a 62 year old Chinese immigrant named Esther Wong, aka Madame Wong, aka The Godmother of Punk.

The Chinatown Punk Wars

A wide-ranging interview with writer/producer/all-around underground music veteran Joe Carducci, focusing on his experiences in Portland (circa 1977-1979) and the Bay Area (circa 1980) and his first-hand impressions of bands such as Flipper, the Sleepers, Toiling Midgets, and Minimal Man. He also connects a lot of the dots in terms of underground music distribution in those days, from Renaissance Records (in Portland) to Rough Trade, Systematic, and Subterranean in the Bay Area and then of course SST in Southern California.

More info (including links and music credits) here.

This is a public booty announcement: the Valentine’s Day mood enrichment and seductive vibes generator known as the “mixed tape” is in serious danger of becoming a lost art. Cupid’s quiver of cassettes and CDs has been replaced with Alexa, Siri, and Spotify’s artificial algorithm-generated playlists which could render your romantic evening a bit limp. Join us as we educate you on why the music for your special someone this Valentine’s Day must be carefully curated. You better put this on if you want to get it on!

What is it we do here at InObscuria? On most shows, Kevin opens the crypt to exhume and dissect from his personal collection; an artist, album, or collection of tunes from the broad spectrum of rock, punk, and metal. This episode is part of our educational track of episodes provided to you by 2 certified Auditory Horndogologists. Our hope is that we enhance your romantic festivities on this very special holiday.

Songs this week include:

1. Danko Jones - “Sugar Chocolate” from I’m Alive And On Fire (1999)
2. The Bronx Casket Co. - “Black Valentine” from The Complete Collection (2001)
3. Foxy Shazam - “The Only Way To My Heart” from Foxy Shazam (2010)
4. Quireboys - “Sex Party” from A Little Bit Of What You Fancy (1990)
5. Sam Kinison - “Wild Thing” from Have You Seen Me Lately? (1988)
6. Black Flag - “Slip It In” from Slip It In (1985)
7. Betty Blowtorch - “Shut Up And Fuck” from Are You Man Enough? (2008)
8. Danzig - “Black Candy” from Deth Red Sabaoth (2010)
9. Barracuda - “Back Door Boogie” from Open Fire (1989)
10. Mother Superior - “Valentine’s Day” from Heavy Soul Experience (1996)

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This week we watched an episode of the super-powered Disney+ comedy Extraordinary,  an adult comedy set in a world where everyone gains a special ability when they reach adulthood - except our protagonist Jen. 

In Personal Projects we discuss our experiences playing horror tabletop RPG Shiver, Sam has watched half of Baz Luhrmann's Oscar nominee Elvis & Lewis has watched disappointing Netflix Scifi Vesper.

Sam also gives some quick spoiler-free thoughts on the third episode of HBO's The Last Of Us, we discuss Lewis' recent Black Flag gig & Doctor Who's new Disney funding.

00:00 Intro & Catchup (Black Flag & Doctor Who on Disney+)

07:08 Project News (Diva Green  & 1619 Apparently Controversial)

18:00 Extraordinary Overall thoughts (Spoiler-light)

33:35 Extraordinary "Pet Project"

01:02:13 Personal Projects (Shiver, Elvis, Vesper)

Thanks to Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio for the synths.

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With the beginning of November comes 2 major events here in the US that we decided to Frankenstein together… Hence, Election Day Of The Dead! Join us as we wax poetically about political wax. No matter what side you are on (the ass, the pachyderm, or the angry anarchist), we can all come together to celebrate those that have passed on and rock out to some politically charged rock n’ punk n’ metal!

What is it we do here at InObscuria? Every show Kevin opens the crypt to exhume and dissect from his personal collection; an artist, album, or collection of tunes from the broad spectrum of rock, punk, and metal. Robert is forced to test his endurance and provide feedback, as he has no idea what he will be subjected to every week. Our hope is that we turn you on to something that was lost on your ears, or something you've simply forgotten about, or that (in our opinion) should have been the next big thing.

Songs this week include:

1. Bear Vs. Shark – “Entrance Of The Elected” from Terrorhawk(2005)
2. Corrosion Of Conformity – “Vote With A Bullet” from Blind (1991) 
3. Death – “Politician In My Eyes” from …For The Whole World To See(1975)
4. B-Ners – “Politics” from Back To Mexico (2013)
5. T.S.O.L. – “Abolish Government / Silent Majority” from The Black EP (1981)
6. NIL8 – “Political Suicide” fromAloha Means Goodbye You Filthy Explorer(2005)
7. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – “US Government” from Take Them On, On Your Own (2003)
8. Arcadia – “Election Day” from So Red The Rose (1985)

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This episode was first featured on our Patreon!

This is my favorite episode of this seven part series for obvious reasons. It covers Nirvana and also introduced me to a bunch of other bands as well. Featuring one of my favorite people in music, Henry Rollins who gives his takes on the scene in the 80s. We hear from the producers on the construction of the songs, the fame aspect and pressures, and end on a somber note.

Watch the episode: https://bit.ly/3ce8DGa

The rise of alternative rock in the USA. From its early underground days where bands like Black Flag drew inspiration from the DIY ethos of punk, Left Of The Dial traces the history of the network of fans, clubs and fanzines that sustained the scene and launched the careers of bands like R.E.M., The Pixies and Hüsker Dü. The film takes a fresh look at the explosion of the Seattle scene, culminating in the success of Nirvana's 'Nevermind' and the tragic loss of Kurt Cobain, an artist whose triumph and tragedy continues to cast an inescapable shadow.

I made a playlist of the songs featured in the episode: https://spoti.fi/3qJEv9F

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Your 2 favorite grave robbers are back at the Firehouse this week to light one up and inhale some of the finest obscure Stoner Metal! Join Robert and Kevin as they dive head-first into the smokey world of fuzzed-out, trippy metal from 8 bands YOU should be listening to. Remember; if you don’t cough listening to this episode, you don’t get off…

New to InObscuria? It’s all about digging up obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal from one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. In this episode, we cover bands and songs that are Lost on most of the music-listening public. Come join the circle and get your groove on with us this week! Puff puff give… 

Songs this week include:

1. Red Giant – “Chopper ” from Dysfunctional Majesty (2010)
2. Doctor Smoke – “Reborn Into Darkness” from Dreamers And The Dead (2021)
3. Trouble – “Revelation (Life Or Death)” from Psalm 9 (1984)
4. Kylesa – “Crowded Road” from Spiral Shadow (2010)
5. Blood Of The Sun – “Beyond The Cold” from Blood Of The Sun (2004)
6. Mammoth Mammoth – “GO” from Vol. III Hell’s Likely (2012)
7. Kadavar – “Last Living Dinosaur” from Berlin (2022)
8. Mystic Prophecy – “Space Lord” from Monuments Uncovered (2018)

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Jim Ruland ("Forest of Fortune," "Do What You Want: The Story of Bad Religion") joins us this week to discuss his wonderful new book "Corporate Rock Sucks: The Rise and Fall of SST Records" (available at your local indie bookstore or at bookshop.org). Black Flag, Hüsker Dü, The Minutemen, Sonic Youth, Screaming Trees and so many more influential bands called SST home from its founding in the very early 1980's into the '90s. Ruland's thoroughly researched and very accessible book chronicles these bands and SST's, well ... rise and fall. 

Also this week, we look at the MLB standings as baseball crosses the Memorial Day threshold. We also talked about this video and this one.

Check It Out!
Andrew: Stephen Sanchez, "Until I Found You"
Rex: Traitors Gate, "Devil Takes the High Road" reissue
Craig: Delta Spirit's new album "One Is One," released May 20. The band released the album's first single, "What's Done is Done" (NSFW) on March 21, World Down Syndrome Day.

Errata: It's a safety pin, not a clothes pin. Ruland was correct - as we recorded the episode was being recorded, the Dodgers and Yankees were tied for MLB's best record. For some reason, Craig kept mispronouncing  Hüsker Dü, as though it was a Nebraska band. It was Mark McGuire, not Albert Pujols. We really should have asked Andrew about Cindy.

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Lee Ving is the frontman for the hardcore punk band FEAR.  He also has had many acting roles, appearing in the films Flashdance, Clue and others.  In this episode we discuss the early punk scene, his friendship with John Belushi, FEAR's legendary SNL performance, hanging with Mick Jagger, new music from FEAR and more! 

00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Yale & Vietnam War
02:53 - Early Music Career 
04:10 - Punk Rock Beginnings  
05:01 - Starting Fear & L.A. Punk Scene 
07:24 - John Belushi & SNL 
11:30 - Early Punk Shows & Rock Beats 
13:05 - Equal Opportunity Offenders 
16:20 - Hanging with John Belushi & Mick Jagger 
19:45 - Black Flag, Circle Jerks & Other Bands 
20:40 - Vans Warped Tour & Pop Punk 
22:40 - Acting Career 
24:07 - Get Crazy & Flashdance Films 
27:10 - Working with Tommy Lee Jones 
28:20 - Crispin Glover on Fast Sofa 
30:03 - Fear The Record Reissue & New Album 
32:40 - Charities & Cause 

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Thanks for Listening & Shute for the Moon!

"Dirty Projectors" started out as a solo project from founding member David Longstreth, who wrote, recorded and self-released the first two albums while he was studying music at Yale University. During his summer breaks he would go on tours throughout the USA, playing mostly in small rock clubs organized by DIY promoters who he had connected with via Myspace. It was during these early years that David would also connect with other musicians, in order to create a band and bring his albums to life on stage.

The line-up has morphed drastically over the years, encompassing over 20 different individuals, but it was the experience of putting together the live band that inspired David and his co-musicians to continue the collaborations in the studio, and since then "Dirty Projectors" have very much put together music in a collaborative sense.

Fast forward almost 20 years to 2020, and we see yet another line-up change. This time 5 full time members who were introduced to listeners by 5 separate EPs that dropped throughout 2020, together with cover artwork provided by David's brother Jake Longstreth.

For the full story and our music picks, tune in to this week's installment of "Roots to Grooves"!

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In today's episode of The Rewriter's Room... nah...

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