Audio Off The Shelf: Recent Episodes

Greg Crowe

I play a handful of tracks from my physical collection. Everything I play on this show comes off the vinyl shelves in my living room, off the CD shelves in my basement, or out of that box of cassettes on the shelf in the storage room.

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Nirvana. “Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle.” In Utero. DGC, 1993. CD. LP.

Negativland. “Michael Jackson.” Escape From Noise. Seeland, 1987/1999. CD. LP.

Let’s Go Bowling. “Jesse Jackson.” Let’s Go Bowling Does the Spiral Live. Spare Records, 1994. Cassette. EP.

The New Duncan Imperials. “Donna Summer Song.” Sticky. Pravda Records, 2000. 2CD. LP.

Doucet, Luke. “Judy Garland.” Outlaws. Six Shooter Records, 2004. CD. LP.

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Redbone, Leon. “Let It Snow.”Putumayo Presents A Family Christmas. Putumayo, 2009. CD. LP.

Brissette, Charlie & Armbruster, Tom. “We’re Going Shopping.”Ren & Stimpy’s Crock O’ Christmas. Nickelodeon/Sony Wonder/Epic, 1993. CD. LP.

Simpson’s Folly. “Christmas Eve.” [independent release,] 1996. CD. LP.

Hauge, Albert, Poddany, Eugene, arr. by Crowe, Greg. “Trim Up The Tree.” Perf. Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra. [unreleased]

Bunny, Bugs. “‘Twas A Sight Before Christmas (Part 1).” Peter pan Records, 1978. 7” Record.

Bunny, Bugs. “‘Twas A Sight Before Christmas (Part 2).” Peter pan Records, 1978. 7” Record.

Pottle, Sam & Axelrod, David. “Keep Christmas with You (All Through the Year).” Random House Home Video, 1975/1987/1995. VHS.

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Weezer. “Pink Triangle.” Pinkerton. DGC, 1996. CD. LP.

Modern Jazz Quartet. “The Cylinder.” The Last Concert. Atlantic Records, 1975. Vinyl. 2LP.

Beastie Boys. “Time to Get Ill.” Licensed To Ill. Def Jam/Columbia, 1986. CD. LP.

Radiohead. “Pyramid Song.” Amnesiac. Parlophone/Capitol, 2001. CD. LP.

Refused. “Liberation Frequency.” The Shape of Punk to Come. Burning Heart, 1998. CD. LP.

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Wonder Stuff, The. “Circlesquare (Butt Naked Mix).” Welcome to the Cheap Seats. Polydor Records. 1992. 2CD. EP.

Connick, Jr. Harry. “A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square.” We Are In Love. Columbia Records, 1990. CD. LP.

Brubeck. Dave. “Autumn in Washington Square.” Jazz Impressions of New York.. Columbia Records, 1964. Vinyl. LP.

Sri. “Union Square.” Gravity Reminds Me. Blue Boy Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Holly, Buddy. “You’re So Square (Baby, I Don’t Care).” The Buddy Holly Collection. MCA records, 1993. 2CD. LP.

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Coleman, Ornette. “Lonely Woman.” The Shape of Jazz To Come. Atlantic Records, 1959. CD. LP.

Zero Boys. “Civilization’s Dying.” Vicious Circle. Nimrod Records, 1982. Vinyl. LP.

Wonder Stuff, The. “Will the Circle be Unbroken.” Welcome to the Cheap Seats. Polydor Records. 1992. 2CD. EP.

Circle Jerks. “World Up My Ass.” Group Sex. Porterhouse Records, 1980/2000. Vinyl. LP.

Pearl Jam. “Spin the Black Circle.” Vitalogy. Epic Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Dag Nasty. “Circles.” Can I Say? Dischord Records, 1986. Vinyl. LP.

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Alice In Chains. “Dam That River.” Dirt. Columbia Records, September 29, 1992. CD. LP.

Sick Of It All. “We Stand Alone” Just Look Around. Combat/Relativity Records, October 9, 1992. CD. LP.

Sloan. “Underwhelmed.” Smeared. Geffen Records, October 30, 1992. CD. LP.

Ned’s Atomic Dustbin. “Leg Ends in His Own Boots.” Are You Normal?. Columbia Music, November 3, 1992. CD. LP.

Rage Against the Machine. “Know Your Enemy.” Rage Against the Machine. Sony Music, November 3, 1992.

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Sugar. “If I Can’t Change Your Mind.” Copper Blue. Rykodisk, September 4, 1992. CD. LP.

Screaming Trees. “Nearly Lost You.” Sweet Oblivion. Epic Records, September 8, 1992. Cassette. LP.

Public Enemy. “Air Hoodlum.” Greatest Misses. Def Jam Recordings, September 15, 1992.

Cannibal Corpse. “Beyond the Cemetery.” Tomb of the Mutilated. Metal Blade Records, September 22, 1992. Cassette. LP.

Stone Temple Pilots. “Plush.” Core. Atlantic Records, September 29, 1992. CD. LP.

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Davis, Miles. “Black Satin.” On The Corner. Columbia Records, 1972. Vinyl. LP.

Radiohead. “The National Anthem.” Kid A. Parolophone / Capitol, 2000. CD. LP.

Clash, The. “The Sound of Sinners.” Sandinista! Epic Records, 1980. 3LP.

Public Enemy. “Caught, Can I Get A Witness?” It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back, Def Jam Records 1987. CD LP.

Stravinsky, Igor. The Rite of Spring. “Part 1 - Adoration of the Earth.”  Perf. The Cleveland Orchestra. Cond. Pierre Boulez. Deutsche Grammophon, 1992. CD. LP.

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Dayglo Abortions. “The Spawn of Yog Sothoth.” Here Today, Guano Tomorrow. Fringe Product, 1988. CD. LP.

Mr. Bungle. “Egg.” Mr. Bungle. Warner Bros, 1991. CD. LP.

Green Day. “Knowledge.” 1,039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours. Lookout Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Choking Victim. “Hate Yer State.” No Gods, No Managers. Hellcat, 1999. CD. LP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “Black Holes.” The Great White North Album, Anthem 1981. Vinyl. LP.

Radiohead. “Like Spinning Plates.” Amnesiac. Parolophone / Capitol, 2001. CD. LP.

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Faith No More. “Be Aggressive.” Angel Dust. Warner Bros.  June 8, 1992. CD. LP.

Ministry. “Just One Fix.” Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs. Sire Records, July 14, 1992. CD. LP.

Chop Logic. “You Pig.” Chop Logic. [unreleased].

Sonic Youth. “Wish Fulfillment.” Dirty. DGC. July 21, 1992. CD. LP.

Sonic Youth. “Créme Brûlèe.” Dirty. DGC. July 21, 1992. CD. LP.

Barenaked Ladies. “Brian Wilson.” Gordon. Reprise/Sire, July 28 1992. CD. LP.

Chris Murray. “The Promise.” Slackness. Ska in the World Records, 2005. CD. LP.

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Sonic Youth. “Youth Against Facism.” Dirty. DGC. 1992. CD. LP. Hepcat. “Bobby & Joe.” Scientific. Better Youth Organization, 1996. Vinyl. LP. Dead Kennedys. “Pull My Strings.” Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death. Alternative Tentacles Records, 1987. Vinyl. LP. Biafra, Jello. “Names for Bands (New Improved Version).” No More Cocoons. Alternative Tentacles Records, 1987/1992. CD. LP. Hold Steady, The. “Stay Positive.” Stay Positive. Vagrant Records, 2008. CD. LP. Hold Steady, The. “Barely Breathing.” Heaven Is Whenever. Vagrant/Rough Trade Records, 2010/2020. Vinyl. 2xLP Youth of Today. “Youth Crew.” Can’t Close My Eyes. Revelation Records, 1997. CD. LP. Cole, Holly. “On the Street Where You Live.” Blame it on my Youth. Capitol Records, 1991. CD. LP. Naked Aggression. “Bitter Youth.” Bitter Youth. Broken Rekids, 1993. CD. LP.

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Luke featuring the 2 Live Crew. “News Flash-British Youth.” Banned in the U.S.A. Luke Records, 1990. Cassette. LP.

Ellington, Duke. “Flaming Youth.” The Collector’s Duke Ellington. The Franklin Mint Record Society, 1979. Vinyl. 2LP

Crucial Youth. “Turn the Other Cheek.” The Posi Machine. New Red Archives, 1999. CD. LP.

Long Beach Dub AllStars. “Youth.” Long Beach Dub AllStars. Regime Seventy-Two Records, 2020. Vinyl. LP.

7 Seconds. “Clenched Fists, Black Eyes.” The Crew. Better Youth Organization Records, 1984. Vinyl. LP.

SNFU. “Mind Like A Door.” If You Swear You’ll Catch No Fish. Better Youth Organization Records, 1986. Vinyl. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Magic of Youth.” The Magic of Youth. Big Rig Records, 2011. CD. LP.

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Bad Brains. “Sailin’ On.” Bar Brains, ROIR Records, 1982. Vinyl LP.

Bridges, Leon. “Smooth Sailin’.” Coming Home. Columbia Records, 2015. Vinyl. LP.

Fitzgerald, Ella. “A Ship Without A Sail.” The Rodgers And Hart Songbook. Verve Records, 1982. 2 x Vinyl Reissue. LP.

Madness. “Night Boat To Cairo.” One Step Beyond. Sire Records, 1979. Vinyl. LP.

Jones, Sharon. “Sail On.” Soul of a Woman, Daptone Records, 2017. Vinyl LP.

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Cake. “Stickshifts & Safetybelts..” Fashion Nugget. Capricorn Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Sonic Youth. “Swimsuit Issue.” Dirty. DGC. 1992. CD. LP.

Fitzgerald, Ella. “Always True to You in My Fashion.” Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook. Verve Records, 1956. 2CD. LP.

Avail. “Model.” Dixie. Lookout! Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Depeche Mode. “Master and Servant.” Some Great Reward. Mute Records, 1984. CD. LP.

Lo & The Magnetics. “Fashion Victim.” A Part, Top 5 Records, 2004. CD LP.

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David Hillyard & The Rocksteady Seven. “The Fool.” Playtime. Hellcat Records, 1999. CD. LP.

Impalas, The. “Fool, Fool, Fool.” Sorry (I Ran All The Way Home)/Fool, Fool, Fool. MGM Records, 1959. 7” Record.

Martha & The Vandellas. “Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things).” You’ve Been In Love Too Long/Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things). Gordy Records, 1965. 7” Record.

Slim & Paulette. “Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things.” Trojan Reggae Duets Box Set. Trojan Records, 2004. 3CD. LP.

Bill Evans Trio. “My Foolish Heart.” Waltz for Debby. Riverside Records, 2011. Vinyl. LP.

Hepcat. “The Fool.” Scientific. Better Youth Organization, 1996. Vinyl. LP.

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Baez, Joan. “María Dolores.” Maria Dolores. Vanguard Records, 1971. 7” Record. Monk, Thelonious. “Jackie-ing.” The Great Jazz Trio/Monk’s Moods. DENON, 1984. CD. LP. Getz, Stan. “East of the Sun.” Stan Getz.” Object Enterprises LTD. 1991. CD. LP. Peterson, Oscar. “Over the Rainbow.” A 75th Birthday Celebration.” Verve Records, 2000. CD. LP. Interrupters, The. “Media Sensation.” Say It Out Loud. Hellcat/Epitaph Records, 2016. Vinyl. LP. Peterson, Oscar. “City Lights.” Oscar Peterson Live.” Pablo Records, 1990. CD. LP.

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The Strike. “Where Did We Go Wrong.” A Conscience Left to Struggle With Pockets Full of Rust. Johanns Face Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Jump With Joey. “Jack Lord Ska.” Generations United. Rykodisk, 1997. CD. LP.

Bennett, Tony. “​​You're All the World To Me.” Steppin’ Out. Columbia Records, 1993. CD. LP.

Skinny Puppy. “Stairs and Flowers (Too Far Gone Dub).” Stairs and Flowers. Capitol Records, 1987. Cassette. EP.

Pure. “Zen.” Purefunalia. Reprise, 1992. Cassette. LP.

Pure. “Pure.” Purefunalia. Reprise, 1992. Cassette. LP.

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Curtis Mayfield, Ice-T. “Superfly 1990 (Mantronix Remix Edit).” Superfly 1990. Capitol, 1990. Vinyl. EP.

Davis, Gary. “If I had My Way.” Great Blues Men, The. Vanguard Records, 1972. Vinyl. 2LP.

Living Color. “Solace of You.” Time’s Up. CBS Records, 1990. CD. LP.

Kirk, Roland. “Mood Indigo.” Kirk in Copenhagen. Mercury Records, 2004. CD. LP.

Franklin, Erma. “I’m Just Not Ready For Love.” I'm Just Not Ready For Love / The Right To Cry. Shout Records S-234, 1968. 7” Vinyl.

Abu-Jamal, Mumia. “Father Hunger.” Mumia Abu-Jamal Spoken Word with Music by Man is the Bastard. Alternative Tentacles , 1997. CD. LP.

Bradly, Charles. “The Word (Is Going Up In Flames).” No Time for Dreaming. Daptone Records, 2011. Vinyl. LP.

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Van Peebles, Melvin/Earth, Wind & Fire. “You Cut Up the Clothes in the Closet of My Dreams.” Don’t Play Us Cheap. (soundtrack). Stax Records, 1971/1999. 2CD. LP

Strayhorn, Billy. “Lush Life.” Recorded January 14, 1964. Lush Life, Red Baron. 1992. CD. LP.

Franklin, Aretha. “I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You).” I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You. Atlantic, 1967. CD. LP.

Davis, Miles. “My Funny Valentine.” My Funny Valentine: Miles Davis in Concert. Columbia, 1965. 2CD. LP.

Lord Melody. “Mama Look A Boo Boo.” Calypso Jazz. Cook, [unknown year]. Vinyl. LP.

Jurassic 5. “Baby Please.” Feedback. Interscope, 2006. CD. LP.

Jackie Mittoo. “Steady Rock.” Reggae Magic. Pickwick, 1980. Vinyl. LP.

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Van Peebles, Melvin/Earth, Wind & Fire. “Sweetback Losing His Cherry.” Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (soundtrack). Stax Records, 1971. 2CD. LP.

Cornell, Chris. “Seasons.” Singles: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Epic Soundtrax, 1992. CD. LP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “I Didn’t Do It, You Knob.” Strange Brew (soundtrack), Anthem 1983. CD. LP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “I Did It, You Knob.” Strange Brew (soundtrack), Anthem 1983. CD. LP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “I Did It Again, You Knob.” Strange Brew (soundtrack), Anthem 1983. CD. LP.

Maytals, The. “Sweet and Dandy.” The Harder They Come (soundtrack). Island Records, 1971. Vinyl. LP.

Skoidats, The. “R’aggro.” A Cure For What Ales You. Moon Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Blake, Norman. “You Are My Sunshine.” O Brother, Where Art Thou? (soundtrack). Lost Highway/Mercury, 2000. CD. LP.

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King Kong Girio. “Crumbs.” [unreleased]

Hüsker Dü. “Crystal.” Candy Apple Grey, Warner Bros., 1986. CD. LP.

Billy Bragg “Levi Stubbs’ Tears.” Talking with the Taxman About Poetry, Go! Disks., 1986. CD LP.

Chet Baker. “But Not For Me.” Live at Ronnie Scott’s, DRG, 1987. CD LP.

Beatles, The. “A Day in the Life.” Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, EMI, 1967. CD. LP.

C.R. Avery. “The Boxer Who Just Returned from London.” Magic Hour Sailor Songs, Bongo Beat Records, 2007. CD LP.

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The Greg Milka Crowe Band  w/King Kong Girio. “D Block Journal.” [unreleased]. Recorded at KOS Club in Toronto - July 5, 2003

Skatalites, The. “Black Sunday.” Streets of Ska. Heartbeat Records, 1995. CD. LP.

Stranger & Patsy. “When You Call My Name.” Trojan Records Reggae Duets Box Set. Trojan Records, 2004. 3CD. LP.

Spinecracker. “Chocolate Factory.” All-Skanadian Club 4. Stomp Records, 2003. CD. LP.

Ten Too Many. “Love Song.” All-Skanadian Club 4. Stomp Records, 2003. CD. LP.

Clash, The. “One More Time.” Sandinista! Epic Records, 1980. 3LP.

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Pogues, The. “Fairytale of New York.” If I Should Fall From Grace With God. Island Records, 1988. CD. LP. Count Basie Orchestra, The. “It’s the Holiday Season.” A Very Swingin’ Basie Christmas! Concord Records, 2015. CD. LP. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings “8 Days of Hanukkah.” It’s A Holiday Soul Party Daptone Records, 2015. Vinyl. LP. Duke Ellington Orchestra, The. “Sugar Rum Cherry.” The Nutcracker Suite. Columbia Records, 1960. CD. LP. Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” The Great White North Album, Anthem 1981. Vinyl. LP. She & Him. “Happy Holiday.” Christmas Party. Columbia Records, 2016. Vinyl. LP. Fitzgerald, Ella. “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.” Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas. Verve Records, 1960. CD. LP.

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Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Laura.” Clown Heaven & Hell. Cooch Records, 1991. CD. EP.

Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Racist Friend.” [digital release], 2020. mp3.

Kingpins, The. “Just One Day.” Let’s Go To Work. Stomp Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Heloise.” Clown Heaven & Hell. Cooch Records, 1991. CD. EP.

Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Oh Well..” Clown Heaven & Hell. Cooch Records, 1991. CD. EP.

Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Your Friend.” Clown Heaven & Hell. Cooch Records, 1991. CD. EP.

Me, Mom & Morgentaler. “Llew Ho.” Shiva Space Machine. Cargo Records, 1993. CD. LP.

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The Umpires. “Two Sides of the Same Coin.” First Strike. [independent release], date unknown. Cassette. EP.

CPO. “Ballad of A Menace.” To Hell and Black. Captiol Records, 1990. Cassette. LP.

Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet. “Thank You For Buying Our CD.” Dim the Lights, Chill the Ham. Cargo Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet. “You Bought A Tape.” Dim the Lights, Chill the Ham. Cargo Records, 1991. Cassette. LP.

The Hardship Post. “My Only Aim.” Hack. Murderecords, 1993. Cassette. EP.

Fast Orange. “Funky Ride.” [unknown compilation]. CD. EP.

KMFDM. “A Drug Against War.” Angst. Wax-Tracks Records, 1993. Cassette. LP.

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Afterbeat, The. “Me and You.” The Ball’s Out EP. Bacteria Buffet Records, 2003. CD. EP.

Barrymores, The. “Just Another Stupid Day.” All Nighters. Bacteria Buffet Records, 2004. CD. LP.

Weakerthans, The. “The Reasons.” Reconstruction Site. Epitaph Records, 2003. CD. LP.

Teenage Fanclub. “Alcoholiday.” Bandwagonesque. Creation Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Luke Doucet and The White Falcon. “Long Haul Driver.” Blood’s Too Rich. Six Shooter Records, 2008. CD. LP.

Subcity. “Hey Brother Don’t Be Shameful.” When the Beat Starts to Pound. Longshot Music, 2007. CD.LP.

Propagandhi. “Without Love.” Supporting Caste. Smallman Records, 2009. Vinyl. LP.

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Whole Lotta Milka. Hardly Enough.” Al’s Diner. Stomp Records, 1999. CD. LP.

Crooked Brothers. “North of the Border.” Thank You I’m Sorry. Transistor 66, 2013.Vinyl. LP.

JFK & The Conspirators. “Fuck Up.” Mash Up the Dance. Bacteria Buffet Records, 2004. CD. LP.

Nathan. “Gasoline.” Nettwerk Productions, 2004. CD. LP.

Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra. “Lydian Sky.” Twisting Ways. WJOCD0005, 2020. CD LP.

Farrell Bros., The. “The Baddest One Around.” Rumble @ The Opry! Teenage Rampage Records, 2003. CD. LP.

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Stubborn all Stars. “Thankful.” Back With A New Batch, Stubborn Records. 19??. CD LP.

Descendents, The. “Thank You.” Everything Sucks. Epitaph Records, 1996. Vinyl. LP.

Brubeck, Dave. “Thank You (Dziekuje).” Jazz Impressions of Eurasia. Columbia Records, 1958. Vinyl. LP.

Jane’s Addiction. “Thank You Boys.” Nothing’s Shocking. Warner Bros. Records, 1988. CD. LP.

Led Zeppelin. “Thank You.” Led Zeppelin II. Atlantic Records, 1969. Vinyl. LP.

Soundgarden. “Outshined.” Badmotorfinger. A&M Records, 1991. Cassette. LP.

Folds, Ben. “Thank You For Breaking My Heart.” The Sound of the Life of the Mind. IMA Vee Pee Records, 2012. Vinyl. LP.

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Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “School Announcements.” The Great White North Album, Anthem 1981. Vinyl. LP.

Mr. Bungle. “After School Special.” Disco Volante, Warner Bros. Records. 1995. CD LP.

Riff Randells. “After School Special.” Riff Randells. Mint Records, 2000. Vinyl. 7”.

Jam, The. “Art School.” In The City. Polydor Records, 2006. Vinyl. LP.

Armstrong, Louis. “You Don’t Learn That In School.” July 4, 1900 / July 6, 1971. RCA Victor, 1971. Vinyl. 2LP.

Dead Cross. “Obedience School.” Dead Cross. Ipecac Records, 2017. Vinyl. LP.

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Iron Horse. “Fade to Black.” Fade To Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Tribute To Metallica, 2003. CD. LP.

RWPO. “Prairie Town.” Clash of the Titans. Bacteria Buffet Records, 2002. CD. EP.

Skankin’ Pickle. “Pay to Cum.” The Green Album. Dr. Strange Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Dayglo Abortions. “Almost Cut My Hair.” Two Dogs Fucking. Fringe Product, 1991. CD. LP.

Green Day. “Knowledge.” 1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours. Lookout Records, 1991. CD. LP. Down By Law. “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles).” Punkrockacademyfightsong. Epitaph Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Lee Perry & The Sensations. “Don’t Blame the Children.” Trojan Rude Boy Box Set. Trojan Records, 2002. 3CD. LP.

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Slackers, The. “Wanted Dead or Alive.” Wasted Days. Hellcat Records, 2001. CD. EP.

Clash, The. “The Magnificent Seven.” Sandinista! Epic Records, 1980. 3LP.

Stiff Little Fingers. “The Message.” The Message. Rhino Records, 2015. Vinyl. 7” Record.

Whitehorse. “I’m On Fire.” Whitehorse. Six Shooter Records, 2011. Vinyl. EP.

Folds, Ben. “Get Your Hands Off Of My Woman.” Supersunnyspeedgraphic, the LP. Epic Records, 2006. CD. LP.

Porno For Pyros. “Tonight.” Pets. Warner Bros. Records, 1993. CD. EP.

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Berry, Chuck. “You Never Can Tell.” Chess Records, 1964. Vinyl. 7” Record.

Rancid. “New Orleans.” Let the Dominoes Fall. Hellcat Records, 2009. Vinyl. LP.

Tragically Hip. “New Orleans Is Sinking.” Up To Here. MCA Records, 1989. CD. LP.

Doucet, Luke. “New Orleans.” Aloha, Manitoba. Six Shooter Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Armstrong, Louis. “Where the Blues Was Born Down in New Orleans.” Complete Hot 5 and Hot 7 Recordings. Definitive Records, 2001. 4CD. LP.

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Armstrong, Louis. “New Orleans Stomp.” Complete Hot 5 and Hot 7 Recordings. Definitive Records, 2001. 4CD. LP.

Bridges, Leon. “Lisa Sawyer.” Coming Home. Columbia Records, 2015. Vinyl. LP.

Connick, Jr. Harry. “Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?” 20. RCA Records, 1988. CD. LP.

Small, Millie. “Walking to New Orleans.” My Boy Lollipop and 31 Other Songs. Combo Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Alice In Chains. “Hate To Feel.” Dirt. Columbia Records, 1991. CD. LP.

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Leftöver Crack “Soon We’ll Be Dead.” Fuck World Trade. Fat Wreck Chords, 2015. CD. LP.

Allstonians, The. “Feeling Fine?” Go You! Moon Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Alabama Shakes. “Guess Who.” Sound and Color. ATO, 2015. CD. LP.

Against All Authority. “Court 22.” Above the Law. Far Out Records, 1994. Vinyl. EP.

Beastie Boys. “Biz vs the Nuge.” Check Your Head. Capitol Records, 1992. CD. LP.

108. “Solitary.” Songs of Separation. Equal Vision Records, 1994. CD. LP.

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Sizzle, Johnny. “Channel 11 Heaven” MetamorphiSIZ. [independent release], 2000. CD. LP.

Dayglo Abortions. “1967.” Feed Us A Fetus. Fringe Product, 1986. CD. LP.

Le Beat Group Electrique. “Depression.” Le Beat Group Electrique. New Rose Records, 1989. CD. LP.

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Sizzle, Johnny. “COD” MetamorphiSIZ. [independent release], 2000. CD. LP.

Strike, The. “Time for a Change.” Shots Heard ‘Round the World. Victory Records, 1999. CD. LP.

Propagandhi. “Less Talk, More Rock” Less Talk, More Rock. Fat Wreck Chords, 1996. CD. LP.

Dayglo Abortions. “I Am My own God.” Feed Us A Fetus. Fringe Product, 1986. CD. LP.

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Audio Off the Shelf welcomes Winnipeg legend, Johnny Sizzle!

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Sizzle, Johnny. “I’m A Nerd.” Johnny Sizzle. [independent release], 2001. CD. LP.

Beefdonut. “Let Me Go Take Me Back.” Famous for Quality. Joel Klaverkamp, 2014. CD. LP.

Down By Law. “At Home In the Wasteland.” Blue. Epitaph Records, 1992. CD. LP.

Propagandhi. “Who Will Help Me Bake This Bread?” How To Clean Everything. Fat Wreck Chords, 1993. CD. LP.

Ripcordz. “Army Boots” Your Mother Wears Army Boots, But Man She Looks So Cool. NIM Records/Macadam Disques/Positive Records, 1996. CD. LP.

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Descendents, The. “Everything Sux.” Everything Sucks. Epitaph Records, 1996. Vinyl. LP.

Cake. “No Phone.” Pressure Chief. Columbia Records, 2004. CD. LP.

McCullough, Bruce. “Answering Machine.” Shame Based Man. Atlantic Records, 1995. CD. LP.

Mad Caddies. “Game Show.” Just One More. Fat Wreck Chords, 2003. CD. LP.

Goldfinger. “20 Cent Goodbye.” Hang-Ups. Mojo Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Getz, Stan. “The Telephone Song.” Getz Au Go Go. Verve Records, 1964. CD. LP.

Hickerson, James. “Somedays Are Better.” Sure. Lonesome Tracks, 2004. CD. LP.

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Blueprint. "Verse One." Blueprint. [independent release], 1995. Cassette. EP.

Raw Sewage. “I’m Normal, You’re Weird.” Wrecking Ball. [independent release], 1993. Cassette. EP.

Raw Sewage. “9lb. Hammer” Wrecking Ball. [independent release], 1993. Cassette. EP.

Racketeers, The. “Busted.” [unreleased], c.1999. CD. EP

[unknown artists]. “It Ain’t Easy.” [unreleased], 2004.

Chop Logic. “No Will.” [unreleased], c.1992. Cassette.

International Conglomerate. “Robot Zombie Murder of 1972.” [unreleased], c.1997.

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King Kong Girio. “Summer’s Back.” unreleased, [date unknown]. CD.

Jane’s Addiction. “Summertime Rolls.” Nothing’s Shocking. Warner Bros. Records, 1988. CD. LP.

Davis, Miles. “Summertime.” Porgy & Bess. Columbia Records, 1959. Vinyl. LP.

DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. “Summertime.” Summertime. Jive/RCA. Records, 1991. Cassingle. EP.

EMF. “Long Summer Days.” Schubert Dip. Parlophone Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Aggrolites, The. “Reggae Summertime” IV. Hellcat Records, 2009. CD. LP.

Long Beach Dub All Stars. “Listen to DJs.” Wonders of the World. Geffen/DreamWorks, 2001. CD. LP.

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He Is, They Are:

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Urban Dance Squad. “No Kid.” Mental Floss for the Globe. Arista Records, 1989. CD. LP

Connick, Jr., Harry. “He Is They Are.” Blue Light, Red Light. Sony/Columbia Records, 1991. CD. LP

Bad Religion. “Give You Nothing.” Suffer. Epitaph Records, 1989. CD. LP.

Sick Of It All. “What’s Goin’ On” Just Look Around. Combat/Relativity Records, 1992. CD. LP.

Depeche Mode. “Sweetest Perfection.” Violator. Mute Records, 1990. CD. LP.

Porno for Pyros. “Meija.” Porno for Pyros. Warner Bros. Records, 1993. CD. LP.

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Mould, Bob. “Silver Age.” Silver Age. Merge Records, 2012. Vinyl. LP. Hart, Grant. “So Far From Heaven.” The Argument. Domino Records, 2013. Vinyl. LP. Hart, Grant. “Letting Me Out.” The Argument. Domino Records, 2013. Vinyl. LP. Hüsker Dü. “Let’s Go Die.” Everything Falls Apart and More, Rhino Records, 1983/1993. CD. LP. Strayhorn, Billy. “Allah-Bye.” The Collector’s Duke Ellington. The Franklin Mint Record Society, 1979. Vinyl. 2LP Tegan & Sara. “Living Room.” If It Was You. Universal Music, 2002. CD. LP. Chopin, Frederic. Concerto No.2 For Piano & orchestra - III - Allegro Vivace.  Perf. Israel Philharmonic orchestra. Cond. Zubin Metha. Murray Perahia - Piano. Sony Classical, 1990. CD. LP. Los Crudos. “La Madres Lloran.” Discografia, Maximum Rocknroll, 2018. Vinyl. LP. Los Crudos. “A Los Inseguros.” Discografia, Maximum Rocknroll, 2018. Vinyl. LP.

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Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Nevermind Me.” Let’s Face It. Mercury Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Another Drinking Song” Let’s Face It. Mercury Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Impression That I Get.” Live From the Middle East. Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Impression That I Get.” Live From the Middle East. Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Holy Smoke.” Live From the Middle East. Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Doves & Civilians.” Live From the Middle East. Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Seven Thirty Seven/Shoe Glue.” Live From the Middle East. Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “All Things Considered.” Pay Attention. Island Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Allow Them.” Pay Attention. Island Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Old School Off the Bright.” A Jackknife to a Swan. SideOneDummy Records, 2002. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Everybody’s Better” A Jackknife to a Swan. SideOneDummy Records, 2002. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Sister Mary.” Pin Points and Gin Joints. Big Rig Records, 2009. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Route That I Took.” Pin Points and Gin Joints. Big Rig Records, 2009. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Disappearing.” The Magic of Youth. Big Rig Records, 2011. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Open and Honest.” The Magic of Youth. Big Rig Records, 2011. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The West Ends.” While We’re At It. Big Rig Records, 2018. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Storm Hit.” The Impression That I Get. Mercury Records, 1997. CD. EP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Ain’t Talkin’ ‘bout Love.” Where’d You Go? Taang! Records, 1991. CD. EP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Last Parade.” When God Was Great. Hellcat Records, 2021. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “It Went Well.” When God Was Great. Hellcat Records, 2021. CD. LP.

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Good buddy Scott Rhynard and I sit down and review Bosstone releases from 1989 to 1994.

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Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Impression That I Get.” Let’s Face It. Mercury Records, 1997. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Hope I Never Lose My Wallet.” Devil’s Night Out. Taang! Records, 1989. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Devil’s Night Out..” Devil’s Night Out. Taang! Records, 1989. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “He’s Back.” More Noise and Other Disturbances. Taang! Records, 1992. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Howwhywuz, Howwhyam.” Ska-Core, The Devil, and More. Mercury Records, 1993. CD. EP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “What Was Was Over.” Don’t Know How To Party. PolyGram Records, 1993. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Someday I Suppose.” Don’t Know How To Party. PolyGram Records, 1993. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Jump Through the Hoops.” Question the Answers. Mercury Records, 1994. CD. LP

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Hell of a Hat.” Question the Answers. Mercury Records, 1994. CD. LP

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The Rise & Fall of K-Tel

O’Zone - Opening and Credits

O’Neill - O’Zone Surf Video

Jo-Jo and the Fugitives. “Chips - Chicken - Banana Split.” Jamaica to Toronto. Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974 Compiled by Siperano and Light In The Attic, Light in the Attic Records, 2006. CD LP.

Nice & Smooth. “More and More Hits.” Rap Wit’ Cha. K-Tel Records, 1990. CD. LP.

Treblemakers, The. “The Grudge.” Time Machine - The History of Canadian 60’s Garage Punk and Surf (1985-95). Stomp Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Sherlocks, The. “Stefany.” Time Machine - The History of Canadian 60’s Garage Punk and Surf (1985-95). Stomp Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Yum Yums, The. “Gonna Be A Big Thing.” Northern Soul Essential Floorfillers. Union Square Music, 2006. 3xCD.

Buck Pets, The. “A Little Murder.” O’Zone: Noise of a Subculture. I.R.S Records, 1990. Cassette. LP.

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Cro-Mags “It’s the Limit” [unknown title]. [independent release], 1986 Vinyl. LP.

Ned’s Atomic Dustbin. “Less Than Useful.” God Fodder. Columbia Music, 1991. CD. LP.

Jesus Jones. “International Bright Young Thing.” Doubt. SBK, 1991. CD. LP.

Down By Law. “The Last Brigade” Blue. Epitaph Records, 1992. CD. LP.

Rancid. “Olympia, WA” ...And Out Come the Wolves. Epitaph Records, 1995. CD. LP.

Pietasters, The. “Fat Sack” Willis. Hellcat Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Gadjits, The. “Party Girl” At Ease. Hellcat Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Fugazi. “Bed For the Scraping” Red Medicine. Dischord Records, 1995. CD. LP.

HNP. “Small Town” Less Talk, More Standing Around.... {independent release], [date unknown]. CD. EP.

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This week I feature some tracks that have lyrics in French, German, Spanish and Anishinaabemowin. Enjoy!

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Voodoo Glow Skulls. “El Mas Chingon.” Symbolic. Epitaph Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Ferrat, Jean. “La Môme.” J’♥ la Chanson Française. Wagram Music, 2016. 5xCD.

Faith No More. “Das Schutzenfest.” Songs To Make Love To. Slash Records, 1993. EP. CD.

Sinsemilla. “Défenseurs de la Paix?” Resistances. Double T Music. CD. LP.

Poulenc, Françis. Le Petit Garçon Malade. Perf. Accentus. Cond. Laurence Equilbey. Disques Pierre Verany, 1994. CD. LP.

Propagandhi. “Things I Like.” Failed States. Epitaph Records, 2012. Vinyl. LP.

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Joy Division. “She’s Lost Control.” Unknown Pleasures. Factory Records, 1979/2015. Vinyl. LP.

Fugazi. “Furniture.” All Politicians Are Innocent. [independent release], [date unknown]. Vinyl. LP.

Marsalis, Branford. “Hesitation.” The Dark Keys. Sony Music, 1996.

Selecter, The. “Missing Words.” Too Much Pressure. Chrysalis Records, 1980. Vinyl. LP.

‘Tone, The. “Pauline.” Wide Eyes And Nonsense...Grinding Gum And Molars. Broken Rekids, 1999. Vinyl. LP.

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Music has a healing power and some tracks are good for deep healing.

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Mould, Bob. “Angels Rearrange.” Silver Age. Merge Records, 2012. Vinyl. LP.

Reed, Eli “Paperboy.” “99 Cent Dreams.” 99 Cent Dreams. ?????, 2019. Vinyl, LP

Redding, Otis. “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay.” Stax Records 1001, 1968. 7” Record.

Coltrane, John. “Pt. 2 - Resolution.” A Love Supreme - The Complete Masters. Impulse! Records, 1965/2015. Vinyl, 3xLP

Aggrolites, The. “It’s Gonna Be OK.” IV. Hellcat Records, 2009. CD. LP

Hold Steady, The. “We Can Get Together.” Heaven Is Whenever. Vagrant/Rough Trade Records, 2010/2020. Vinyl. 2xLP

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A handful of track off of albums that have recently been brought to me by my letter carrier!

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Bonness, Will. “Burning Bridges.” Change of Plans. Will Bonness Music. 2020. CD. LP.

King Kong 4. “Drink In Your Head.” Punch It!. Jump Up Records. 2017/2018. Vinyl. LP.

Irvine, Sean. “Nightmare.” The Oak & Alley Chapter. Sean Irvine Music. 2019. CD. LP.

Cock Sparrer. “We’re Coming Back.” Shock Troops. Pirates Press Records. 2010. Vinyl. LP.

Gould, Jocelyn. “Change of Plans.” Elegant Traveler. Posi-Tone Records. 2020. CD. LP.

Cadogan, Susan. “Leaving.” Take Me Back. Jump Up Records. 2017. Vinyl. EP.

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Minor Threat. “Stand Up.” Complete Discography. Dischord Records, 1989. CD. LP.

Youth of Today. “Stabbed in the Back. Break down the Walls. Revelation Records, 1993. CD. LP.

Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The. “Lights Out.” Ska-Core the Devil and More. Mercury Records, 1993. CD. EP.

Dead Milkmen, The. “Brat in the Frat.” Beelzebubba. Fever Records, 1988. CD. LP.

Uniform Choice. “Build to Break.” Screaming for Change. Wishing Well Records, 1986. CD. LP.

Dead Kennedys. “Hyperactive Child.” Plastic Surgery Disasters / In God We Trust, Inc. Alternative Tentacles Records, 1981/1982. CD. LP.

Suicide Machines,The. “DDT.” Battle Hymns. Hollywood Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Descendents, The. “My Dad Sucks.” Somery. SST Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Charles Bronson. “Little Debbie.” Complete Discocrappy. Youth Attack Records, 2000. 2xCD. LP.

Doucet, Luke. “if i drop names of exotic towns that you’ll never see in the songs that i write, it’s that that’s all i have when i miss my girl & you’re taking yours home tonight..” Broken (and other rogue states). Six Shooter Records, 2005. CD. LP.

Rancid. “Disgruntled.” Rancid. Hellcat / Epitaph Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Sick of it All. “Goatless.” Scratch the Surface. Eastwest Records, 1994. CD. LP.

Shelter. “Chance.” Mantra. Attic Records, 1995. CD. LP.

Skankin’ Pickle. “24 Second Song.” Skafunkrastapunk. Dill Records, 1991. CD. LP.

Locust, The. “Teenage Mustache.” Plague soundscapes. Anti Records, 2003. CD. LP.

Voodoo Glow Skulls. “Freeballin’.” Baile de los Locos. Epitaph Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Gorilla Biscuits. “Degradation.” Start Today. Revelation Records, 1994. CD. LP.

All. “Life on the Road.” Mass Nerder. Epitaph Records, 1998. CD. LP.

H20. “Empty Pockets.” F.T.T.W.. Epitaph Records, 1999. CD. LP.

Out of Order. “Power.” Eye Caramba. Theologian Records, 1996. CD. LP.

Propagandhi. “Rio De San Atlanta, Manitoba.” Less Talk, More Rock. Fat Wreck Chords, 1996. CD. LP.

Suicidal Tendencies. “Won’t Fall in Love Today.” Suicidal Tendencies. Frontier Records, 1983. CD. LP.

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Audio off the shelf welcomes Winnipeg actor Cory Wojcik to chat musicals and fiddle music.

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A handful of tunes from albums that have black & white album covers.

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Beastie Boys. “Gratitude.” Check Your Head. Capitol Records, 1992. CD. LP.

Descendents, The. “Limiter.” Hypercaffium Spazzinate. Epitaph Records, 2016. Vinyl. LP

Mobina Galore. “Ready To Let Go.” Feeling Disconnected. New Damage Records, 2017. Vinyl. LP

Nirvana. “Floyd the Barber.” Bleach. Sub Pop Records, 1989. CD. LP.

Girio, Mitch. “London Town 2.” Previously Unreleased

Dorge, Mitch. “Ketamine.” As Trees Walking, 2002. CD. LP.

Slackers, The. “Alone Again.” The Question. Hellcat Records, 1998. CD. LP.

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Celebrating St. Patty's day with tunes that have some relation to the 17th of March or the colour green.

MU330. “Ireland.” Crab Ragoon. Asian Man Records, 1997. CD. LP

Bragg, Billy. “Northern Industrial Town.” William Bloke, Cooking Vinyl, 1996. CD LP.

Mighty, Mighty Bosstones, The. “The Impression That I Get.” Live From the Middle East, Mercury Records, 1998. CD. LP.

Mighty, Mighty Bosstones, The. “Riot On Broad Street.” Pay Attention, Island Records, 2000. CD. LP.

Irish Rovers, The. “Black Velvet Band.” The Unicorn, Decca Records, 1997. Vinyl. LP.

Whole Lotta Milka. “Green Crayons.” got milka?, Stomp Records, 1997. CD. LP.

Flogging Molly. “Drunken Lullabies.” Drunken Lullabies, SideOneDummy, 2002. CD. LP.

RWPO. “Dirty Old Town.” Cinco Seconds on the Chicken Robotico. 2001. CD. LP

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Patrick Keeler was a dear friend, a wonderful band mate and one hell of a musician. This episode reflects on my time spent with him and celebrates just a small sample of the music he put out into the world. Patrick passed away on March 14, 2019.

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Born in the mid 70's? This episode may be just the thing for you.

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All. “Dot.” Percolator, Cruz Records, 1992. CD EP.

Vav Jungle. “You’re In Love.” Vav Jungle, Independent Release 1992. Cassette EP.

Nirvana. “Drain You (live).” Come As You Are, DGC/Sub Pop 1992. CD. EP.

Wedgewoods, The. “Wreck Me.” The Wedgewoods, Bacteria Buffet Records 2002. CD. LP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “Peter’s Donuts.” The Great White North Album, Anthem 1981. Vinyl. LP.

Dinosaur Jr.. “On the Way.” Where You Been, Blanco Y Negro/Sire Records. 1993. CD. LP.

All. “Breathe.” Percolator, Cruz Records, 1992. CD EP.

Moranis, Rick & Thomas, Dave. “Black Holes.” The Great White North Album, Anthem 1981. Vinyl. LP.

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14 years ago this week, the Winnipeg independent music scene was crushed with the sudden loss of one of its finest, most prolific contributors. Devin Mitchell was a drummer and friend to many, many bands here in Winnipeg. He passed away suddenly on March 3, 2007.

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Carpe Diem. “Dead Mans Fall.” Irreconcilable Differences, [independent], 2002. CD EP.

Barrymores, The. “Old Dogs.” New Invasion, C12 Records, 2006. CD LP.

Farrell Bros., The. “New Invasion.” Rumble @ the Opry!, Teenage Rampage Records, 2003. CD LP.

Barrymores, The. “Another Night With You.” New Invasion, C12 Records, 2006. CD LP.

Clash, The. “Straight To Hell.” Combat Rock, CBS, Epic, 1982. Vinyl LP.

Barrymores, The. “Our Ocean.” All Nighters, Bacteria Buffet Records, 2004. CD LP.

Subcity. “St. David.” Where’s The Noise?” Transistor 66 Records, 2009. CD LP.

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As we hit the last Monday in February, the podcast celebrates Black History Month with an offering of some incredibly influential black musicians.

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Armstrong, Louis. “Weatherbird.” Complete Hot Five & Hot Seven Recordings, Definitive Records, 2001. 4CD LP.

Davis, Miles. “Deception.” Birth of the Cool, Capital Jazz, 2001. CD LP.

Richard, Little. “I’ll Never let You Go.” Specialty Records 645, 1958. 7” Record.

Hendrix, Jimi. “The Wind Cries Mary.” Jimi Hendrix Experience Smash Hits, MCA, 2002. CD LP.

Toots and the Maytals. “Do The Reggay.” Time Tough The Anthology, Island, 1996. 2CD LP.

Gaye, Marvin. “Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology).” What’s Going On? Tamala Records, 1971. Vinyl LP.

Bad Brains. “The Regulator.” Bar Brains, ROIR Records, 1982. Vinyl LP.

Marsalis, Wynton. “Black Codes.” Black Codes (From the Underground), CGo! Disks, 1988. CD LP.

Public Enemy. “Brother’s Gonna Work It Out.” Fear of a Black Planet, Columbia Records 1985. CD LP.

Barrymores, The. “New Invasion.” New Invasion, C12 Records, 2006. CD LP.

Turre, Steve. “In A Sentimental Mood.” Steve Turre, Verve Records, 1997. CD LP.

Jones, Sharon. “Matter of Time.” Soul of a Woman, Daptone Records, 2017. Vinyl LP.

BDP. “Exhibit A.” Edutainment, Jive/RCA records, 1990. Cassette LP.

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This week's episode is built around the fifteenth of February. All audio pulled from the shelf will have something to do with that specific date.

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Strayhorn, Billy. “Take the ‘A” Train.” Recorded June 30, 1965. Lush Life, Red Baron. 1992. CD LP.  

Billy Bragg. “Valentine’s Day Is Over.” Workers Playtime, Go! Disks, 1988. CD LP.  

Swallowing Shit. “Riel.” Let My Struggling Spirit In Itself Be Free, Spiral Objective Records. 1999. Vinyl 7”.  

Mr. Bungle. “Secret Song.” Disco Volante, Warner Bros. Records. 1995. CD LP.  

Jesus & Mary Chain. “Here Comes Alice.” Automatic Blanco Y Negro Records, 1989. CD LP.  

Davis, Miles & Zawinul, Joseph. “Great Expectations.” The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions, Columbia/Legacy/Sony Music, 1998. 4CD LP.   

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Great theme for you in this week's episode!

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Gentleman Reg (Vermue, Reg) “It’s Not Safe.” Darby & Joan, Three Gut Records, 2004. CD LP.

Wedgewoods, The. “Speechless.” The Wedgewoods, Bacteria Buffet Records. 2002. CD LP.

Murray, Chris “4th of July.” 4-Trackaganza, Asian Man Records, 2001. CD LP.

Isis. “Celestial (The Tower).” Celestial, Ipecac Records, 2013. Vinyl LP.

Jackson 5, The. “I Want You Back.” 20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of The Jackson 5, Motown/Universal, 1999. CD EP.

Promise Ring, The. “Why Did Ever We Meet?” Nothing Feels Good, Jade Tree Records, 1997. CD EP.

Porter, Cole. “Night & Day.” Performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Song Book, 1997. 2 x CD LP.

Mr. Bungle. “Goodbye Sober Day.” California, Warner Bros. Records, 1999. CD EP.

Godspeed You Black Emperor! “String Loop Manufactured During Downpour....” f#a#∞, Constellation Records, 1997. Vinyl LP.

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Back with a new batch! AOTS is the podcast where I play a handful of tracks from my physical collection. Everything I play on this show comes off the vinyl shelves in my living room, off the CD shelves in my basement, or out of that box of cassettes I keep on the shelf in the storage room.

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Fugazi. “Public Witness Program.” In on the Kill Taker, Dischord Records, 1993. CD EP.  

Nothing Days. “Now I Know the....” Honk If You’ve Seen This Alien, Too!, Pepper Tree Records, 1993. Cassette. LP.  

Nestico, Sammy. “A Warm Breeze.” Night Flight, Sea Breeze Jazz, 1992. CD LP.  

Lamp, Buddy. “Have Mercy Baby.” Peanut Records 1001, 1961. 7” Record.  

Cardigans, The. “Never Recover.” First Band on the Moon, Stockholm/Mercury Records. 1996. CD LP.  

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Welcome! This is a new podcast where I play a handful of tracks from my physical collection. Everything I play on this show comes off the vinyl shelves in my living room, off the CD shelves in my basement, or out of that box of cassettes I keep on the shelf in the storage room.   

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Samuel. “Sideways Looker.” Life of Insects, Art Monk Construction Records, 1994. CD EP.  

Lo & The Magnetics. “Sooner or Later.” A Part, Top 5 Records, 2004. CD LP.  

Ghostkeeper. “Mr. No Show.” Ghostkeeper...and the Children of the Great Northern Muskeg, Saved By Radio, 2007. CD LP.  

Grégoire, Michelle. “La Nouvelle Nation.” Performed by The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra. Suite 150 / A Big Band Portrait, WJOCD004, 2015. CD LP.  

Gentleman Reg (Vermue, Reg)  “It’s Not Safe.” Darby & Joan, Three Gut Records, 2004. CD LP.   

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Welcome! This is a new podcast where I play a handful of tracks from my physical collection. Everything I play on this show comes off the vinyl shelves in my living room, off the CD shelves in my basement, or out of that box of cassettes I keep on the shelf in the storage room.