Well, here we go again. Can you believe it's already been a year?!?!
There was so much great music this past year. I have to admit, I really love this particular show. Every year I get to showcase what I believe to be the best music of the year, and this year there are some choice cuts to choose from.
If you listen to my show regularly, then you know that I jump around from genre to genre. Tonight my show features a lot of pop, some metal, some psych. There's no jazz or hip-hop in my list for tonight. That doesn't mean there weren't some fabulous tracks out there, just that none of them really struck my fancy enough to feature them in my Best of 2012. Don't be a hater. There will be plenty of hip hop and jazz in upcoming shows.
In the meantime, enjoy the show, and spread it around, and for God's sake, go buy some of this great music, and support live, local music every chance you get!
You can download this Best of, and take it with you everywhere you go.
You can stream this awe-inspiring showcase, and play it for your friends at work.
Perhaps you wish to listen to all of my shows, click here, or just scroll down.
As always, enjoy.
jh
The War on Wisdom: The Melvins
Stay Away From Downtown: Redd Kross
Ron Donovan drops by to talk about Rock Fight 9, next week, 6-10PM
I See the Void: Sonny and the Sunsets
Blue Suede Shoes: Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Bite My Tongue: King Kahn and the Shrines
Satisfied: Tom Waits
Apocalypse Dreams: Tame Impala
Handglams: Ty Segal
Only Son of the Ladies Man: Father John Misty
Dear Believer: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Ruin: Cat Power
In A Jar: Dinosaur Jr (Electronic Version)
Museum of Flight: Damien Jurado
They Say I’m Doing Just Fine: Michael Kiwanuka
Whore: FIDLAR
Roman Tick: Fergus & Geronimo
Anthem: King Tuff
Last Desire: Coves
Prayer of Forgetfulness: Hush Arbors
Make It Known: Foxygen
The Righteous One: The Orwells
Luna: Boris
1922 Blues: Charlie Parr
Tune into Hell's Kitchen Radio, with John Hell, every Monday night 8-10PM (Pacific), on Radio Valencia (https://radiovalencia.fm) in San Francisco. You can find my playlists and links to the podcasts right here.
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Monday, December 10, 2012
A Season in Hell #115: Best of 2012
Labels:
best of,
best of 2012,
boris,
cat power,
coves,
dino jr,
edward sharpe,
fidlar,
foxygen,
hush arbors,
john misty,
king kahn,
king tuff,
melvins,
orwells,
redd kross,
tame impala,
ty segall,
wiats
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
A Season in Hell #103: Welcome Home
Tonight is my first show in our new home, deep in the heart of the Mission. We found a great spot on the top floor of an old brick building on the corner of Mission and 20th. I have to thank a great crew of DJs and staff for building the studio within our new space. We went from a 35 square foot (you read right) room, to about 650 sq. ft. WOW!
The opportunities are endless.
Today also marked the one year anniversary of the Occupy movement, so I through a set in there to celebrate. It's danceable. Enjoy.
I was all over the place in terms of genres tonight. From Bollywood to Thai Funk, from dub to prog-rock, you'll get your fill.
Download this epic experience here.
Stream it in all its glory here.
For all of my archived shows click here, or just scroll down.
Enjoy.
Do It: Rollins Band
Make it Known: Foxygen
Clock Strikes Twelve: Dethtrip Forever
Anthem: King Tuff
Last Desire: Coves
Concert Outlook (Jam by Sandy Nassan)
Cleopatra: Lace Curtains
Underground: Sundog Summit
Blue Jay Way: The Beatles
Lekar Ham Diwana Dil: RD Burman, featuring Asha Bhosle and Kishmore Kumar
OudTaLud Bump (Hurtle Bump): Soonthorn Sujaridchan/Krongthong Tussanaphan
Heart of the Dragon: Lee Perry
Bakrobber Dub: The Clash
Superfly: Curtis Mayfield
Your Man My Man: Betty Davis
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Gil Scott-Heron
Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved: James Brown
Too Young to Die: Jamiroquai
Organic Anti-Beatbox Band: Red Hot Chili Peppers
By Any Means Necessary: Steinski
The Art of Getting Jumped: Steinski
Step Right Up: Tom Waits
Heart of the Sunrise: Yes
The opportunities are endless.
Today also marked the one year anniversary of the Occupy movement, so I through a set in there to celebrate. It's danceable. Enjoy.
I was all over the place in terms of genres tonight. From Bollywood to Thai Funk, from dub to prog-rock, you'll get your fill.
Download this epic experience here.
Stream it in all its glory here.
For all of my archived shows click here, or just scroll down.
Enjoy.
Do It: Rollins Band
Make it Known: Foxygen
Clock Strikes Twelve: Dethtrip Forever
Anthem: King Tuff
Last Desire: Coves
Concert Outlook (Jam by Sandy Nassan)
Cleopatra: Lace Curtains
Underground: Sundog Summit
Blue Jay Way: The Beatles
Lekar Ham Diwana Dil: RD Burman, featuring Asha Bhosle and Kishmore Kumar
OudTaLud Bump (Hurtle Bump): Soonthorn Sujaridchan/Krongthong Tussanaphan
Heart of the Dragon: Lee Perry
Bakrobber Dub: The Clash
Superfly: Curtis Mayfield
Your Man My Man: Betty Davis
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Gil Scott-Heron
Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved: James Brown
Too Young to Die: Jamiroquai
Organic Anti-Beatbox Band: Red Hot Chili Peppers
By Any Means Necessary: Steinski
The Art of Getting Jumped: Steinski
Step Right Up: Tom Waits
Heart of the Sunrise: Yes
Labels:
beatles,
betty davis,
bollywood,
clash,
coves,
curtis mayfield,
foxygen,
gil scott-heron,
james brown,
king tuff,
lace curtains,
lee perry,
steinski,
sundog summit,
thai funk,
waits,
yes
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