This is my Best of 2013 So Far show.
There has been some really steady quality music flowing out this year. Most of you who listen regularly to my show know that I'm into the garage, psych, metal thing. There's a lot of that in here. Take a look at the play list, and stream or download the show, and enjoy.
Not much else to say.
jh
Stream this delight, here.
Download this collection of puzzle pieces, here.
Listen to all of my previous shows on RV by clicking here, or just scroll down.
Do It: Rollins Band
She's In All Your Dreams: The Orwells
Am I Wrong: Mikal Cronin
Strawberries 1+2: Thee Oh Sees
Music to Walk Home By: Tame Impala
Flaming Creatures: HRVD
Ragdoll: Glitter Wizard
Oh Man: Spacin'
Bataille Sucre: Boris
Female Trouble: The Melvins
Into the Sun: Orchid
I Don't Remember You: Mudhoney
Valley of the Dolls: Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats
Boxing a Ghost: Mr. Thumb
Inside Us Is A Place: Kalrissian
Virginia Slims: Futurebirds
Punk (La vie antérieure): Deerhunter
Cockroach: Crocodiles
Feeling Good: Traffic (09-05-67 Konserthuse, Stockholm, Sweden)
All Tomorrows Parties: Velvet Underground (Scepter Studios, New York City NY, April 1966)
16 Shells From A Thirty-Ought Six: Tom Waits (Kninklijk Theater Carre, Amsterdam, NL 11-21-04)
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.
Showing posts with label hrvd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hrvd. Show all posts
Monday, July 15, 2013
A Season in Hell #141: Best of 2013 So Far
Labels:
boris,
crocodiles,
deerhunter,
futurebirds,
glitter wizard,
hrvd,
mikal cronin,
mr thumb. kalrissian,
mudhoney,
orchid,
orwells,
spacin,
tame impala,
thee oh sees,
traffic,
uncle acid,
velvet underground,
waits
Thursday, March 21, 2013
A Season in Hell #127: The Y Axes
I love having local bands in the studio, and The Y Axes made my night.
Now here's a young band, with a fresh pop sound, that's making it in the post-record label era. Let's celebrate young, fresh bands! I swear, if I could have hastened the death of the record label sooner I would have.
They have a CD release party at Bottom of the Hill this Wednesday, March 20th, for their EP Moon Rock.
I follow up their visit with some live tracks I've yet to share with you.
Stream this magical experience here.
Download this illusion here.
Tune in to all of my freak shows here, or just scroll down.
Enjoy.
jh
Do It: Rollins Band
Come on Over: Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan
Cardboard Houses: HRVD
Winter Bones: The Y Axes
Interview with The Y Axes
Neon Streets: The Y Axes
Loop Machine: The Y Axes
Green to Gold: The Y Axes
I Want to Marry A Lighthouse Keeper: Erika Eigen
Mermaids: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Lady Day and John Coltrane: Gil Scott-Heron
The Move Apart Parcel: Rin Tin Tiger
Mr Slick: Ken Nordine
What Does Your Soul Look Like?: DJ Shadow
Jams Run Free: Sonic Youth
Mojo Man: Jimi Hendrix
Closet Queen: James Gang (July 15, 1971 Oenkerk, Frisa, Holland)
400 Years: Peter Tosh (Pier 84, NYC, NY, July 6, 1983)
Virtual Insanity: Jamiroquai (Tokyo Dome, Japan, November 17, 1999)
Big Chief: The Meters (The Kingfish Lounge Baton Rouge, LA Oct. 1, 1976)
Squeeze Me Macaroni: Mr. Bungle (March 3, 1993 The Omni, Oakland, CA)
Here Comes the Sun: Nina Simone (August 9, 2000 Marciac, France)
Crawlin' King Snake: The Doors (March 18, 1967, Detroit, MI)
Now here's a young band, with a fresh pop sound, that's making it in the post-record label era. Let's celebrate young, fresh bands! I swear, if I could have hastened the death of the record label sooner I would have.
They have a CD release party at Bottom of the Hill this Wednesday, March 20th, for their EP Moon Rock.
I follow up their visit with some live tracks I've yet to share with you.
Stream this magical experience here.
Download this illusion here.
Tune in to all of my freak shows here, or just scroll down.
Enjoy.
jh
Do It: Rollins Band
Come on Over: Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan
Cardboard Houses: HRVD
Winter Bones: The Y Axes
Interview with The Y Axes
Neon Streets: The Y Axes
Loop Machine: The Y Axes
Green to Gold: The Y Axes
I Want to Marry A Lighthouse Keeper: Erika Eigen
Mermaids: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Lady Day and John Coltrane: Gil Scott-Heron
The Move Apart Parcel: Rin Tin Tiger
Mr Slick: Ken Nordine
What Does Your Soul Look Like?: DJ Shadow
Jams Run Free: Sonic Youth
Mojo Man: Jimi Hendrix
Closet Queen: James Gang (July 15, 1971 Oenkerk, Frisa, Holland)
400 Years: Peter Tosh (Pier 84, NYC, NY, July 6, 1983)
Virtual Insanity: Jamiroquai (Tokyo Dome, Japan, November 17, 1999)
Big Chief: The Meters (The Kingfish Lounge Baton Rouge, LA Oct. 1, 1976)
Squeeze Me Macaroni: Mr. Bungle (March 3, 1993 The Omni, Oakland, CA)
Here Comes the Sun: Nina Simone (August 9, 2000 Marciac, France)
Crawlin' King Snake: The Doors (March 18, 1967, Detroit, MI)
Labels:
dj shadow,
hrvd,
isobel campbell,
james gang,
jamiroquai,
jimi hendrix,
ken nordine,
mark lanegan,
meters,
mr bungle,
nick cave,
nina simone,
rin tin tiger,
rollins band,
sonic youth,
the doors,
The Y Axes
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