Leatherface is a band that has been around since the late 80's and serve as a place holder for me for a few memories and friends. This episode is all Leatherface tracks from all of their albums, one song from each, ordered chronologically (mostly).

Leatherface

-Discipline (1989)
-How Lonely (1990)
-Hops and Barley, Wat Tyler cover (1992)
-Springtime (1992)
-Skin Deep, acoustic (1993)
-Pale Moon Light (1993)
-Shipyards (1994)
-Gone Fishing (1998)
-Andy (1999)
-Lorrydriver's Son (1999)
-Hoodlum (2005)
-Plebs
-Candle in the Wind, cover (1992)

With mass layoffs and heightened unemployment, why not make a podcast in two parts, right? If you're looking to hear my exotic accent, sorry, you'll have to call me. By the way, someone new mistook me the other day for a northern Englander, which is kindof the same as being a Texan from what I understand. Instead of my voice, I edited in people from youtube and some documentaries talking about their feelings on being unemployed/employed. Wink.

Part I. happy unemployed

The Proletariat - options
Crass- do they owe us a living?
Woody Guthrie - do re mi
Ella Fitzgerald - nice work, if you can find it (Gershwin)
The Growling Tiger - money is king
Cocksparrer - working
Elvis - in the ghetto

Part II. unhappy employed

Butthole Surfers - I hate my job
Dillinger Four - superpowers enable me to blend in with machinery
Folkways Work Songs (unknown) - quittin time song 1
Left for Dead - a nice place to raise children
Big Bill Broonzy - W.P.A. rag
Smiths - heaven knows i'm miserable now

Part III. bums on wallstreet, or adding insult to injury
- i'm a bum

Lest there be any confusion, this is a nautical themed show, not in any way associated with Nautica, the smelly cologne I wore instead of showering after soccer in middle school. Why nautical themed? I liked the squid song and found the folkways maritime music album and thought, why not? I saw someone get in a fight in a bar on Thanksgiving. If he wasn't a sailer, he should have been. I am thankful for his inspiration.

Songs Nautical(a)

Wax Museum Ensemble - squid
Mouse Rocket - underwater piano
Woody Guthrie - talking sailor
Folkways - liverpool judies (instrumental)
Hail Seizures - the well
Blackbird Raum - ars goetia and fortuna, I am a spear fisherman

Lena and Urra - Sea Shanties from Sicily
Folkways Maritime - sloop john b
Paul Robeson - by the waters of babylon

We're out of room on podomatic. The sad thing is I have server space, but could never figure out how to write the xml to syndicate the podcast. Well, we'll do shows sporadically, maybe delete the old ones to make room for the new. I think it had a good run, but I need a hobby that's not in front of the computer. Maybe a real radio show again?

This week Zane did some sets with the theme of violence and body parts. Starts out with skulls, moves to skeletons, cannibalism, and dismemberment. Sounds terrible! Yuck!

Tim switched over and did something normal... all one man bands! Exclamations rule!!!! RULE!!!!

SKULLS
Redd Foxx - cannibals
Groinoids - empty skull
Misfits - skull
324 - swinging skull
Duke Ellington - skeleton dance

CANNIBALISM AND SUCH
Grabass Charlestons - dismember me
Negazione - cannibale
Units - cannibals
Crucifix - skinned alive

ONE MAN BANDS!
Rev. J. Brennan- The Lord Told Me You Got Fat
Skip Jensen and His Shakin Fee- Abscond
Lonesome Joseph- If You Love Me
Al Foul-I Know I am Gonna Die Tonight
Rev. Deadeye- Bottom of the Bottle
Mr. Bonz One Man Band- Wild Party
Uncle Butcher-No Judge, No Trial
Bob Log III-Rattler
Tranwreck Washington-Walked All Night

A show in remembrance of best friend's day in Richmond last weekend on my end. Tim put together tracks about murder. What a team! I think I'm almost out of podcast episode space. uh oh!

BEST FRIENDS
Darlene Love -wait til my bobby gets home

Pinhead Gunpowder - letter from an old friend
Avail - fix (richmond!)
Blitz - warriors

Nas - can't stop me now
Amebix - moscow madness
Turbonegro - age of pamparius

MURDERERS
Hazel Dickens- Long Black Veil
Meat Purveyors- I Have A Devil In Me
Dirk Powell- Policeman
Gillian Welch-Wind and Rain
Johnny Cash- Delia's Gone
Ruby Vass- Banks of the Ohio
Brownie McGhee- Hangman's Blues

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This week, I tried to put together songs with the name Jesse in them in tribute to my roommate. Love them or hate them, most people have strong feelings about Jesse's. He helped me not to have to sleep in the streets twice already in this lifetime, so I fall on the side of love him.

Richard Prior - Jesse
Young Wasteners - we've got ways

Rick Springfield - Jessie's girl
The Pogues - Jesse James
Woody Guthrie - Jesse James
Utah Phillips - Jesse's corrido
Carly Simon - Jesse
Leatherface - from the 'Jesse' album
Saves the Day - Jesse and my whetstone (yeah i did it.)
M83 - Kim and Jesse

Merle Haggard - mama tried
Elvis - suspicious minds
Morrissey - last of our international playboys

Blelvis - interview

I finished up twenty-eight free trips around the sun this week. In memoriam, I put together some sets about getting older and youth, or bands with the word youth in their name. When I was 15, I was in a car wreck with some friends, where the car flipped three times and when we landed, the Pink Floyd song 'Time' came on the radio, and we couldn't turn it off. When I turn 30, I am pretty sure the universe will begin to collapse and everything will revert back to that point, so enjoy this year. Tim put together some good 'on the
street, circusy, freakish crusty style' songs sure to lift you out of your life-long depression and anxiety disorders.

Bright Eyes - bottom of everything (cheesy yes, but b-day)

TIME
Smiths - accept yourself (live)
Minor Threat - salad days
Dead Moon - runnin out of time (live)

YOUTH
Hated Youth - hardcore rules
Youth of Today - disengage
Reagan Youth - reagan youth

Sandman- Cowboy's Life is a Very Dreary Life
Blackbird RAUM- Witches
Builders and the Butchers- Vampire Lake
Dandelion Junk Queens- Bones
Dead Man Street Orchestra- Aftermath!
Inkwell Rhythm Shakers- Crazy Bout A Woman
Pine Hill Haints- Livestock Abduction

Pink Floyd - time

Zane moves to a new basement, a short step from living on the streets of Washington, DC and approaching rock bottom. Tim became sad and moved to a debris hut in the woods. It's a show that will make you pine for better days... except, or perhaps especially, the set of songs about chainsaws.

Beach Boys - sloop john b

CHAINSAW SONGS
Ramones - texas chainsaw massacre
Alex White and the Red Orkestra - chainsaw
Ambient Noise - i was there at the texas chainsaw massacre

HEARTBROKEN (THEN LISTEN TO SOME HAPPY MUSIC, NOT THIS SET!)
You Can't Lose a Broken Heart- Billie Holiday
I'm Walkin- Fats Domino
Talk To Your Heart- Caleb Klauder
Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orelans?- Louis Armstrong
He Ain't Comin Home No More- Django Reinhardt
Kids In America- Kim Wilde
The Heart You Left Behind- The Flatlanders

MOSTLY SONGS ABOUT BEING SET UP BY A CRUSH, SO YOU WILL GET BEAT UP
Pointed Sticks - ???
Jay and the Americans - come a little bit closer
Marty Robins - el paso
Lynard Skynard - gimme three steps

THOR RULES
boys choir - sloop john b

From the east coast to the west coast, Tim and I made another podcast, this time cross-country, Portland to DC. This episode we bring you bands we liked in high school and think are worth giving another listen.

ZANE'S HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
Ramones - do you wanna dance
Black Flag - revenge
Descendants - bikeage
Sonic Youth - winner's...

TIM'S HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE

Almond Tree- The Gr'ups
Pay to Cum- Bad Brains
This Town- Cringer
Smash and Grab- Chickenhead
The Name Is...-Fuel
Sound of the Rain- The Dils
Finished What You Started- Gorilla Biscuits
Kiss the Bottle- Jawbreaker
No Rhyme No Reason- Those Unknown
Never Can- Los Canadians
Your Ass Is next in Line- The Mummies
Glad All Over- Rezillos