Latest Episodes
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Episode 1402: What Was First: Dualtone Records
Adam Coop from Louisville, KY suggested we research what was the first release on Dualtone Records and we have done just that.
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Episode 1401: What Was First: Dischord Records
We explore the history and first release on iconic punk label, Dischord Records.
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Episode 1400: Conversation with Matt Carlson: The Outtakes
We give you a chance to listen to what didn’t make the conversation we had with Matt Carlson (The Stick Arounds, Harborcoat, Phonophore Records)
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Episode 1399: A Conversation with Matt Carlson (The Stick Arounds, Harborcoat) Part 2
We discuss the very cool (and free!) various artists collection All Good Kids – A Tribute To Guided By Voices that Matt issued on his Phonophore Records label.
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Episode 1398: A Conversation with Matt Carlson (The Stick Arounds, Harborcoat) Part 1
The first of a two-part conversation with Matt Carlson of the Stick Arounds and Harborcoat starts of the week!
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Episode 1397: What Was First: Ork Records
A tale from the long lost New York City of the early 1970’s hits your ears today in the form of another edition of What Was First. Suggested by listener Harris King, here’s the story of Ork Records and the first release by Television.
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Episode 1396: What Was First: Mute Records
Dig into the story of Mute Records, which started with a synthesizer, a four track tape recorder and some earnings from film editing.
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Episode 1395: What Was First: 2 Tone Records
Gentleman, scholar and rock and roll animal Bud Verge wants to know what the first release on 2 Tone Records was. We answer.
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Episode 1394: Correspondence Drawer: La Ludwig Band, Elephant Back, Tommy Keene
We continue to tidy up our correspondence drawer, and inside we came across four interesting items. Featuring tales of an Amazon Voice command misfire, La Ludwig Band, no boundaries rock and roll and Tommy Keene.
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Episode 1393: Concert Tales From Kevin Porter
Community member Kevin Porter sent in three concert tales a while back (and we use that term loosely) and today we share them with you.