Sunday, July 31, 2011

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?

Thursday, July 28, 2011

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.”

Sunday, July 24, 2011

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”

Sunday, July 17, 2011

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. 










Friday, July 8, 2011

"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