Clash MKll: Glue Zombie

Radio Nachi Playlist: 12/20

The Clash “Capitol Radio Two”

The Dictators “The Next Big Thing”

The Ramones “I Don'T Wanna Grow Up”

THE SPITS “Spit Me Out”

The Damned “NEW ROSE”
Sharky Coast "Mallrats & Bridgebats"

The Shirelles “I Met Him On A Sunday”

The Raveonettes “Heartbreak Stroll”

Buddy Holly “i'm looking for someone to love”

Mikal Cronin “Get Along”

The Remains “Why Do I Cry”

The Mummies “YOUR LOVE”

Ty Segall “Melted”

The Rolling Stones “Jumpin' Jack Flash”

Tony Scott “What Am I To Do?”

The White Stripes “Little Cream Soda”

The Runaways “Cherry Bomb”

King Tuff “Kind Of Guy”

Iggy and the Stooges “Raw Power”

Bass Drum Of Death “Get Found”

Johnny & Santo “SLEEPWALK”

Steady B “fly shante”

The Tornadoes “ice cream man”

The Beatles “She Loves You (Mono Version)”

Dead Ghosts “I Want You To Know”

Thane Russal & Three “Security”

Mark Sultan “I'll Be Lovin You”

The Drifters “This Magic Moment (Digitally Remastered)”

Big Audio Dynamite “Sightsee M.C!”

Small Black “Panthers”

Bo Diddley “PILLS”

Surfer Blood “Catholic Pagans”

The Replacements “Bastards of Young”

Hunx & His Punx “If You're Not Here (I Don't Know Where You Are)”

The Clash “This Is Radio Clash”

The Kinks “Father Christmas”

Vaclav Havel 1936-2011

"Anyone who takes himself too seriously always runs the risk of looking ridiculous; anyone who can consistently laugh at himself does not."

ASAP Rocky: Palace

Pete Yahnke Railand

Freight Train

Rooftops

"Hope"

Time is Short

Thane Russal: Security

Prints

Cannon Dill 

Emmanuel Montoya 

Jamaa Al-Yad

The Bonus Army

       The Bonus Army was a movement of WW1 veterans who marched on Washington DC in 1932. Demanding the benefits guaranteed to them by the U.S. government for fighting in the war, 43,000 veterans, their family members, and people marching in solidarity camped out in Washington. President Hoover and the U.S. Congress refused to meet their demands, and launched an assault with tanks and tear gas on the encampment. The encampment was burned, 55 veterans were wounded, 2 killed, 135 arrested. 12 week old Bernard Meyers died after being exposed to the tear gas. 


The veterans came back to protest every year. In 1936, Congress finally passed legislation which gave the veterans their benefits. The struggle influenced the eventual passing of the GI Bill in 1944. 

October 15th:

Live US Festival 1983

"Let fury have the hour, anger can be power, do you know that you can use it?"

R.I.P. Fred Shuttlesworth

Colorline's Obituary 

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Movimiento por Justicia del Barrio 10/9

POWER TALKS? NO! POWER STEALS! Teach-in 10/9

SCHOOL THE SQUID! Protest Lloyd Blankfein (CEO, Goldman Sachs) @ Barnard 

The Shivas: Gun in My Pocket

Hill House Rats

Attica Prison Uprising

September 9th marked the 40th anniversary of the Attica State Prison uprising. 1289 prisoners took over the prison, taking 40 guards as hostages. They set up an encampment in the yard, demanding removal of the warden, amnesty for those who had taken part in the revolt, and better conditions in the prison. What was incredible about the revolt was the unity amongst the prisoners. As one survivor of the urprising stated: “I never thought whites could really get it on. … But I can’t tell you what the yard was like, I actually cried it was so close, everyone so together.” They held out for 5 days, until the national guard, prison guards, and local police stormed the yard. Thirty one prisoners were killed, along with 9 guards in the brutal assault. Prisoners who had participated were sysematically beaten and tortured by the vengeful guards. The uprising inspired numerous other rebellions in other prisons. Here are some neat videos on the uprising: 

(PBS Documentary, narrated by the daughters of lawyer William Kunstler)

Attica Is All Of Us from Freedom Archives on Vimeo.

Hushabye: The Mystics

9/11

"Hope has two beautiful daughters. Their names are anger and courage; anger at the way things are, and courage to see that they do not remain the way they are."
St. Augustine

It really sickened me hearing people at SLC make cynical jokes about 9/11. Do these kids think they're too cool to feel sympathy?

Kent State: Crashing Satellites

North Bay Bohemian Best of thee Bay 2011

Vote Les Bon Temps and Sharky Coast for the Bohemian's Best of the North Bay 2011!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2011norbays

Sharky Coast:

Les Bon Temps, live at Atlas Studios

Les Bon Temps: https://www.facebook.com/LesB0nsT3mps?ref=ts
Sharky Coast: https://www.facebook.com/sharkycoast?ref=ts

Dub

 Swell art, swell music all for thee low low price of $8.

 Poster by Marcel R. Patzwald and Cannon Dill

Radio Nachi Playlist: 8/21

Big Troubles “Video Rock”
The Clash “Police On My Back”
Public Enemy “Bring The Noise”
Onra “The Anthem”
Beastie Boys “No Sleep Till Brooklyn”
THE SPITS “Let Us Play Your Party”
Thee Oh Sees “Enemy Destruct”
Moonhearts “Deathstar, Pt. 2”
Iggy Pop “SEARCH & DESTROY”
Ty Segall “Melted”
Death “Freakin Out”
Jay Reatard “Nightmares”
Husker Du “turn on the news”
Eddie Cochran “C' Mon Everybody”
Weezer “No One Else”
Buddy Holly “it's so easy”
Shannon and The Clams “You Will Always Bring Me Flowers”
Chris Montez “Lets Dance”
The Raveonettes “Heartbreak Stroll”
Chuck Berry “Johnny B Goode”
Hunx and His Punx “you don't like rock n' roll”
The Ramones “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker”
Black Sabbath “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”
The White Stripes “Black Math”
The Sonics “Strychnine”
The Mummies “stronger than dirt”

Jimi Hendrix “Castles Made Of Sand”

Beach Fossils “DAYDREAM”
The Zombies “Time Of The Season”
Woods “what faces the sheet”
The Beach Boys “I Know There's An Answer”
Wild Nothing “ASLEEP”
The Clash “Bankrobber”

Radio Nachi Playlist: 8/15

The Drums “Money”
Protex “Strange Things”
Monotones “Book Of Love”
Hunx and His Punx “Teardrops On My Telephone”
Del Shannon “Runaway”
The Egads “Do You Love Me ?”
Nobunny “Blow Dumb”
Sam "The Sham" And The Pharoahs “Wooly Bully”
The Upsetters “My mob”
Dandy Livingstone “Trouble In the Town”
Big Youth “Be Careful”
Linval Thompson "Blood Gonna Run"
The Clash “Let's Go Crazy!”

Led Zeppelin “Black Dog”
Black Keys “Grown So Ugly”
Rocky & The Riddlers “Flash & Crash”
Ty Segall “Imaginary Person”
Count Five “Psychotic Reaction”
Thee Oh Sees “Blood On the Deck”
David Bowie “Ziggy Stardust”
Shannon and The Clams “TROUBLEMAKER”
The Mummies “Your love”
The Kinks “You Really Got Me (Mono version)”
Moonhearts “SHINE”
The Beatles “With a little help from My Friends”
Flamin' Groovies “Shake Some Action (Demo Version)”
Weezer “In The Garage”
Surfer Blood “Catholic Pagans”
The Ramones “Howling at the moon”
The Isley Bothers “That lady”

The Mummies: Stronger than Dirt

Fidel Castro turns 85

- to celebrate, here's a throwback from 1958

Debt Deal Blues

What  do rich people do with all those billions in tax cuts? How many lexus hybrids and gated mansions do they need before they can feel complete and happy?

Shannon and the Clams: You Can Come Over

Hunter S. Thompson

[I am] “a lazy drunken hillbilly with a heart full of hate who has found a way to live out where the real winds blow—to sleep late, have fun, get wild, drink whiskey, and drive fast on empty streets with nothing in mind except falling in love and not getting arrested.”

A Night in The Mist

     Big show coming up at the Dance Palace. 6 bands- Fork Table String Band, Solshine, TSA, Satellites Don't Blink, Sharky Coast, and Little League. A great mix of good bands all for cheap at Point Reyes' Dance Palace Community Center. Be there, be square, do what you want to do (just don't break anything or sneak in)

So good we had to make three posters

Radio Nachi Playlist: 6/18

The Clash “White Riot”
Woods “pushing onlys”
Them “gloria”
Charlie and the Moonhearts “runaway”
The Buzzcocks “Ever Fallen In Love”
The Fresh & Onlys “FASCINATED”
Weezer “Pink Triangle”
Los Destellos “a patricia”
The Damned “NEAT NEAT NEAT”
Jay Reatard “Blood Visions”
Nirvana “Territorial Pissings”
The Dead Kennedys “California Uber Alles”
Woody Guthrie “all you fascists bound to lose”
Ry Cooder “Red Cat”
Jughead “holy game”
The Clash “Spanish Bombs”
The Kinks “Milk Cow Blues”
Ty Segall “You're Not Me”
The Rolling Stones “Heart Of Stone”
The Raveonettes “LUST”
The Zombies “Time Of The Season”
The Ramones “Sheena Is A Punk Rocker”
Bare Wires “Young Love”
Eddie Cochran “C'Mon Everybody”
Nobunny “LIve It Up”
The Latino Rockabilly War “trash city”
Jughead “cities”
Yellowman “wha dat”

The Spanish Earth

Today is the 75th anniversary of General Franco's failed coup against Spain's leftist republican government, which led to bloody civil war and nearly four decades of dictatorship and fascism. 

Here is a documentary that was filmed to showcase the struggle of the Spanish Republican government and the common people as they fought to defend their freedom and autonomy from the invasion of the fascist rebels. 

"A poet is reborn every time his poem is recited."

Facundo Cabral was a poet and songwriter from Argentina, who was ambushed and killed recently while on tour in Guatemala. Designated a "worldwide messenger of peace" by the United Nations, he was known for his eloquent and unwavering support for the poor and marginalized people of Latin America and across the world. Here are a few of his tuneskis

The Story of Colors

This summer I've been working at the Dance Palace camp in Point Reyes. I've been dredging up old story books from when I was a kid to read to the campers, one of which is "The Story of Color" written in Spanish and English by  Subcomandante Marcos and illustrated in clay murals by Domitila Dominguez . It is based off a folk tale from Chiapas and details how the ancient gods brought color to the world. More than an interesting creation myth, the story reminds us of the importance and beauty of all colors, peoples, and voices in the world.


Here is an online version of the story.

Hell W10

Hell W10 is a silent short film written and directed by Joe Strummer. Basically an extended Clash music video, the film concerns the exploits of crook Earl (Paul Simonon) and his fight against porn-dealing gangster Socrates (Mick Jones). Good stuff.

Craft Spells: Scandinavian Crush

Summer!

Everyone at SLC have a good summer, especially all my homies who are graduating!  Thanks for all the wisdom and wild times.

May Day

Today is the day to honor workers across the world. If you can, go to a rally. Do what you can to support working folks in these hard times. ¡Sí, Se Puede!

Although I can't make it to the rallies in the city, I'm honoring the day by studying for my finals. My parents and their ancestors worked hard so that I could get to have the education I'm blessed with. They came all the way from Ireland, Italy, and Mexico, sewed a lot of dresses, washed a lot of laundry, so that I could be at Sarah Lawrence. They sacrificed a lot to get me here, and all I have to do in return is write a few essays. 

Chancha via Circuito: José Larralde - Quimey Neuquen

William Lloyd Garrison

“I will be as harsh as truth, and as uncompromising as justice. On this subject, I do not wish to think, or speak, or write, with moderation. . .  I am in earnest -- I will not equivocate -- I will not excuse -- I will not retreat a single inch -- AND I WILL BE HEARD.”

Happy 4/20!

Have a nice day, stay smart. Make sure your not buying from cartel tree. Enjoy this tuneski from Casfly out of Newark New Jersey.

Official site: http://www.casfly.com/

Victor Labeu

“Our enormously productive economy…demands that we make consumption our way of life, that we convert the buying and use of goods into rituals, that we seek our spiritual satisfaction, our ego satisfaction, in consumption…we need things consumed, burned up, replaced and discarded at an ever-accelerating rate.” – Victor LeBeau, Retail Analyst Post WW II

Hunter S. Thompson Interview

Think I can relate to Hunter. Bad craziness at SLC. 

Simonon Swag

Summer Plans FAQS

Back in PRC May 15th. Working at Dance Palace Kid's Camp over thee summer with Mindy and Kari. I've got a definite concert July 29th at the Dance Palace, I'm looking at doing two other shows at different venues. If you know a good band or want to perform, shoot me an email at gm.slc.edu or on facebook.

Salem has about three good songs, this is one of them:

 

Download thee Free Gucci Mixtape here. Shoutout to Mick Kellogg for the link.

Bo Diddley: Nursery Rhyme

Cuts: 5 Pointz

5 Pointz Aerosol Art Center Inc. is an old five story factory building thats covered in graffiti by artists from all over the world. Located at Jackson avenue and Davis street in Queens, it's an awe inspiring sight I get to see every week as I take the 7 train to my internship at Brand Workers. Inside, it's honeycombed with the studios of artists, djs, mcs, filmmakers and photographers. 

Unfortunately, 5 Pointz is being targeted by developers, who wish to convert the space into luxury condominiums and a shopping mall. 5 Pointz is a an incredible artistic achievement, and should not be vandalized by greedy suits. Take action, write letters, visit 5 Pointz, get out there and do something. 

Official site: http://5ptz.com/graff/

Diamond D: Step to Me

Shout out to Jordan Russell at http://gitnastee.blogspot.com/ for posting up the dope tunes.

Radicals