This Angry Silence Episode 19: Put Them In The Closet

Welcome to episode 19 of This Angry Silence! This is a no-bullshit music podcast. You won't hear me drone on about how amazing my music tastes, all you will hear is cool songs from my computer...if you don't like a song choice let me know and I'll plan future shows accordingly.

This episode is a random mix of tracks...whatever I feel like basically...

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00:00 David Bowie - Oh! You Pretty Things
03:12 Tom Waits - Long Way Home
06:22 Immortal Technique - Caught In A Hustle
10:07 Jack Rose - How Green Was My Valley (John Fahey)
12:09 Gang Of Four - Glass
14:38 Jandek - Time And Space
22:09 Throbbing Gristle - The Worm Waits Its Turn
27:59 This Heat - A New Kind Of Water
32:56 Interpol - Leif Erikson
36:55 Jay Reatard - No Time
39:20 Sir Richard Bishop - Morella
44:11 I've Been Swinging All The Time

Start off with david bowie, I think he is sort of overrated...this song is good though...tom waits is great, this is one my favorite tracks by him...I used to be a big immortal technique fan...i'm not as much anymore but this track is still really nice. jack rose is an amazing guitarist, this is a rather brief example of his talents. gang of four are one of my favorite 80s bands. jandek is a guy from texas thats released 54 cds or so, this is from his only "true blues" album, and its a great track with dylan-esque vocals and that sweet fender reverb. Throbbing Gristle are one of the best known industrial bands of the late 70s early 80s, this is from their recent reunion album, their lead singers a chick now...weird shit. this heat are an interesting band, i havent taken enough time to listen to them but i like this track quite a bit. I'll admit, I'm a big fan of interpols first two albums. jay reatard is sort of overrated, some of his latest songs are iffy, I dunno i liked him better when he was straight punk. But this track works. Close with a great sir richard bishop jam from 1996 or 1997 that sounds like the ending of a movie and the perfect way to end the podcast.

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Episode 10: But The Thing I Love Is To Play On The Stage Every Night

Welcome to episode TEN of This Angry Silence! TEN episodes! This is a no-bullshit music podcast...with TEN episodes! You won't hear me drone on about how amazing my music tastes, all you will hear is cool songs from my computer...if you don't like a song choice let me know and I'll plan future shows accordingly.

This episode is a random mix o tracks...a bit more eclectic than usual.

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00:00 Dead Kennedys - Let's Lynch The Landlord
02:13 Skrewdriver - Where's It Gonna End?
04:45 Teenage Fanclub - My Life Is Starting Over Again (Daniel Johnston) (Feat. Jad Fair)
06:55 Talking Heads - Mind
11:09 BARR - The Song is The Single
15:14 Oh No - Smile A Lil Bit (Feat. Posdnuos)
18:16 Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance
21:46 Danielson - He Who Flattened Your Flame Is Getting Torched
24:37 Swayze - Bright Lights
29:41 Brett Peters - In The Valley
32:53 Smashing Pumpkins - If There's A God (Demo)
34:54 Sir Richard Bishop - Rose Room
36:48 Scarface - I'm Dead
39:15 Sunset Rubdown - Us Ones In Between
43:42 Cake - Where Would I Be?
47:35 Without Your Love?

One of the best tracks on the DK's first album, with a ridiculously melodic bassline and quite a surf-punk solo. Skrewdriver are most known as being a nazi skinhead punk band, but back in the wayback in 1977 they were a standard-issue quasi-oi band like sham 69. This is the first track from their first album. I can't get enough daniel johnston covers, and this has the singer from half japanese! Mind is an under-rated (in my opinion) Talking Heads song. It has the funk, the bizarre lyrics, the great lead guitar parts, the bending notes, its purrfect. Me and my friends used to sing "the song is the single" all the time...it makes for a great sing-a-long. oh no is a rapper best known for being madlib's younger brother. I heard the track smile a lil bit on RIU and thought it was great, so put it on here. Bonus: features podronus (sic) from De La Soul. Pere Ubu have an unfair reputation as a "snooty art rock band" and to some degree they are (the six minute track of bottles smashing on their first album is a bit much) but this track has a rockin' beat and sounds like a definite influence on tv on the radio, seeing as how it was released in like 1979. Danielson are the best christian band ever...probably the only good one. The reason why is they were influenced by experimental music like rapeman and big black, and don't sound like nickelback. No, I did NOT include the terrible rap group "shwayze" on here, no broghamptons to be seen here, this is an obscure band from gainsville florida that broke up, I liked this song so I bought all their cds and was disappointed to find out they only have like 2 or 3 good songs. Back in the day when Oink.me.uk was still running a fellow named Brett Peters did some bitching acoustic instrumentals. This is from his "In The Valley" ep, which he mysteriously re-uploaded with an extra track. The next track is if there is a god, billy corgan solo and actually good unlike that gish crap-tanza. sir richard bishop does guitar for the sun city girls he's amazing blah blah blah. Scarface is in the geto boys, on his first solo album the last track is amazing, one of the best rap songs I have ever heard. Now you can hear it!!! I've had sunset rubdown on the show, here is more sonic gold. Cake is well known, but this is not a well-known cake song. They go 17th century style on this bitch.

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