Radio - Sunday, March 30th, 2014

Here is tonight's show.

FLQ'S - Never Here (Self-Released)

Stephe started out the show with a top 10 for March which features bands from Illinois, Texas, Berlin, Halifax, Detroit, Oakland, Vienna, and Rhode Island to name a few. A real international mix.

OCCULTONOMY - I highly recommend buying a booklight (Self-Released)
KRUX - Gone Again (Self-Released)
ABJECT PAX - Abject Pax (Sewercide)
HENRY FONDA - Euch die Uhren und die Zeit (Nerdcore)
LACK OF INTEREST - Hands Up (Deep Six)
STALEPHISH - I was Drunk (Self-Released)
ABUSE - Life's Idiosyncrasy (To Live A Lie)
TO THE POINT - I Gotta Match (Deep Six)
TRENCHES - Enemy (Self-Released)
RUIDOSA INMUNDICIA - Blanco Y Negro (Armageddon)
DROPDEAD - Last Breath (Armageddon)

D'Arcy started out with a set bands all from the 80's in Germany

DAILY TERROR - Einkessel buntes (Weird System)
TIN CAN ARMY - T.C.A. (Krachshwindel / Moron)
RAZZIA - Kriegszustand (Weird System)
MANIACS - Tanz der Vebonden Toten (Chaos)
DIE TOTEN HOSEN - Wir Sind Boriet (JKP)
VELLUCET - Nightmare (Pogar)

Rob started out with a tribute to Richard Carstens who passed away last week. Richard was in great bands from this city like Madhouse, No Mind and the Whammy. You can find a nice tribute at Mike Andrechuk's site with this song and a bunch of other Madhouse recordings.

MADHOUSE - Writing on Benzedrine (Self-Released)
THE LOOTERS - La La La
CHIEFS - Riot Squad (Taang)
THE JAM - In the City (Polydor)
THE DAMNED - New Rose (Sanctuary)

D'Arcy's second set was international in focus and featured bands between '77 and '82.

FEAR - I don't care about you (Slash)
UPSETS - Heartattack (EMI)
WIDOWS - For the Freedom
THE PROLETARIAT - Religion is the opium of the masses (Modern Method)
VIOLENT APATHY - Society Rules (Lost and Found)
WARDS - Spray Children (Medical)

ABSENTEES - Tryin to mess with me (UG)
LEGAL WEAPON - No Sorrow (Arsenal)
THE DILS - Mr. Big (Damaged Goods)
THE NECESSARIES - Runaway Child (Spy)
KAKA DE LUXE - La pluma Electrica (Chapa)

AVERAGE TIMES - She Knows (Hosehead / P Trash)
STRANGE ATTRACTOR - Johnny Black Cat (Self-Released)
MARKED MEN - not that kid (Dirtnap)
MUMMIES - I'm Down (SFTRI)

Tonight's demo feature is Gaucho who are from here and feature Warren Callbeck who has played guitar in too many bands to talk about. Here is a review from the April issue of MRR. You can download the demo from thier bandcamp page.

GAUCHO - Brutalidad policial (Self-Released)
GAUCHO - Maldita sociedad (Self-Released)
GAUCHO - Sistema de mierda (Self-Released)
GAUCHO - El dia final (Self-Released)
GAUCHO - Cerebro podrido (Self-Released)

Or you can download an MP3 file of the show.

MRR Review - Various Artists "Does Anyone Here Know How to Tune a Guitar" cassette review in MRR

A review for MRR of the comp. This appeared in issue #34, which came out in March 1986. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

MRR Review - Various Artists "Questionable" LP

Steve Spinalli wrote this review for MRR of the "Questionable" comp. This appeared in issue #31, which came out in December 1985. Click on image to enlarge it to a readable size.

Various Artists "Questionable"

This was a comp largely put together by Al.istair James of Living Proof and Glenn Jones of the Animal Stags, who recorded these bands in their house or jam space. Using Glenn Jones' last name he called the label Jonestown. According to a Now Magazine article the comp was a fundraiser for the DMZ which was a hardcore club that BFG started running on Spadina just south of College. The songs on here are:

Side A
1. LIVING PROOF - To Be a Young Man
2. LIVING PROOF - Strange, Sunday Strange
3. LIVING PROOF - Been Runnin' Around
4. ANIMAL STAGS - Slinkin'
5. ANIMAL STAGS - For You
6. ANIMAL STAGS - Teenage Blowjob

Side B
7. MADHOUSE - Arrowhead
8. MADHOUSE - Ain't that Funny (about love)
9. MADHOUSE - Road to Glory
10. BUNCHOFUCKINGOOFS - Destroy All Automobiles
11. BUNCHOFUCKINGOOFS - Alcoholiday turned Alcoholocaust
12. BUNCHOFUCKINGOOFS - KAL 007

Flyer - Friday December 14, 1984

Flyer - Friday March 2, 1984

Two nights at the Turning Point with 10,000 Screaming Apaches. I think one of these shows might have been the first local show I ever went to.