Longer. Harder. Louder. "Hittin' whatever needs to be hit" since 2007
Gord
Steve
A
quarter century in the making, The BoneBat Show
is a tri-weekly joint project from the creators
of Bonehand.com and Mightywombat.com. It is an audio collection of the intermittantly hilarious,
profanity laden musings, declarations and arguments of longtime friends Steve and Gord, set to
original, funky beats, and converted to zeros and ones for your listening pleasure. Please enjoy
responsibly.
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WARNING: BoneBat consists almost entirely of adult language and juvenile content, and as such should not be listened to by: children, adults, the elderly,
anyone who is pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant, anyone who is having sex right at this moment, the capriciously litigious, the humor-impaired, our
mothers, pigeons, chickens, ducks, or turkeys, costumeless-high-school-age-trick-or-treaters, rats, former employers, parents, telekenesists, little people, the
blind, people who taunt wild animals, the French, crocheters, rapelling sommeliers, dead cats, customer service professionals, clowns, Julie's Dad, PDF's,
GRRM, our children, Gord's Mother-In-Law, residents of West Virginia, women who have had multiple breast implants, dead seals, philatilists, women,
frogs, the developmentally disabled, Cincinnati drivers, Washington Drivers, teenagers, or anyone with a modicum of good taste, sense, and/or dignity.
Listener discretion strongly advised. You have been warned. Don't come bitching to us later.
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of Bonehand.com and Mightywombat.com. It is an audio collection of the intermittantly hilarious,
profanity laden musings, declarations and arguments of longtime friends Steve and Gord, set to
original, funky beats, and converted to zeros and ones for your listening pleasure. Please enjoy
responsibly.
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WARNING: BoneBat consists almost entirely of adult language and juvenile content, and as such should not be listened to by: children, adults, the elderly,
anyone who is pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant, anyone who is having sex right at this moment, the capriciously litigious, the humor-impaired, our
mothers, pigeons, chickens, ducks, or turkeys, costumeless-high-school-age-trick-or-treaters, rats, former employers, parents, telekenesists, little people, the
blind, people who taunt wild animals, the French, crocheters, rapelling sommeliers, dead cats, customer service professionals, clowns, Julie's Dad, PDF's,
GRRM, our children, Gord's Mother-In-Law, residents of West Virginia, women who have had multiple breast implants, dead seals, philatilists, women,
frogs, the developmentally disabled, Cincinnati drivers, Washington Drivers, teenagers, or anyone with a modicum of good taste, sense, and/or dignity.
Listener discretion strongly advised. You have been warned. Don't come bitching to us later.
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BONEBAT BACK EPISODES 81-90
BONEBAT BACK EPISODES 81-90
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The Angriphiles - posted 07/21/12
This Episode: In this summer of their discontent, Steve and Gord make with the
petulance, as they air their grievances, shake their fists at the sky, and yell at the damn
kids to GET OFF THEIR LAWN!, all to the monumentally mathi-metallic sounds of
Sweden's Meshuggah! Plus, we've got a fresh selection of What Pisses Us Off,
Political Ranting, more Filthy Jokes, and Multimedia Triage reviews of the novels
The Providence Rider by Robert R. McCammon, Don Winslow's The Kings of
Cool, and Sherman Alexie's The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian,
as well as the video games Max Payne 3 from Rockstar and 2XL's Jeremy Mcgrath's
Offroad Racing, in this very put-out episode 90 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Ninety Music:
This episode, we kick things off with "The Demon's Name Is Surveillance", taken from Meshuggah's 2012 release
Koloss, followed by "I Am Colossus", "Do Not Look Down" and "Behind the Sun", leading up to our first
featured cut, "Rational Gaze" from the 2004 release Nothing. We then bounce to 2008's obZen for "Combustion",
"Electric Red", and that album's title cut, before returning to Koloss for our 2nd spotlight cut, "Swarm". 2004's
Nothing is then revisited in earnest in the form of "Stengah", "Perpetual Black Second", "Straws Pulled at Random"
and "Spasm", in the approach to our third featured track, "Future Breed Machine", as heard on the 1995 effort
Destroy Erase Improve. We persist with that release for a crushing "Suffer in Truth", before closing back in 2008
with the amazing "Bleed" from obZen.
All of the music in Episode 90 was written and performed by MESHUGGAH, used courtesy of Nuclear Blast Records,
and their own bad selves. Check them out by visiting their Official Site HERE, or buy by clicking the covers above.
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Email the source of your annoyance to steve@bonehand.com or leave us a voice-
mail at 425-296-6557 and we will discuss what pisses YOU off in our very next
episode! Don't miss your opportunity to vent, BoneBat Style!
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Adamant! - posted 06/24/12
Adam WarRock in action! Photo by Bonehand.
This Episode: Gord and Steve gear up their ears for some serious mic-rocking, as
they are joined by Silver Age indie rapper Adam WarRock for a candid conversation
on his career and musical canon, complete with ample examples of aural excellence!
Plus, we've got an all-new assortment of What Pisses Us Off, one derailed Political
Rant train wreck, Filthy Jokes du jour, and Multimedia Triage discussion of the
films Prometheus, The Trip, and Hard Candy, as well as AMC's Breaking Bad, in
this heuristically heroic episode 89 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Nine Music:
This episode, we take flight with the epic "Absolute Truth", taken from Adam WarRock's 2010 debut The War
For Infinty, followed by "I Am Him", "Bad Mother (Villainy)" and "The View From Eternity", leading into our first
featured cut, "I Will Do Science To It (kHill Remix)" from the 2011 collection The Singles. We return to The War
For Infinty for "Battle (Introductions)", "Crooked Deal", "Special Bulletin", "Heroes Requiem", "Battle (Reprise)",
"Laxidazia" and "Up & Adam", before taking on 2012's You Dare Call That Thing Human for our 2nd spotlight cut,
"616". We pick up "Battle (Finale)" from TWFI before cruising Human for "Human?!?", "I Kill Giants" and "MLF"
f/ Beefy, int80 of Dual Core, then highlight free single "F.451" as our third featured track. Finally, we hit This Man...
This Emcee! from 2011 for the anthem "Nerd Corps", as well as Adam's amazing collaboration with Ruckus Roboticus
on "Starving Artist", before closing with Adam's 2010 salute to the patron saint of podcasters, "Ira Glass".
All of the music in Episode 89 was written and performed by ADAM WARROCK, used courtesy of his own bad self.
Check him out by visiting his Offical Site HERE, or buy his music by clicking the appropriate cover above. Be like
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Cryptastic! - posted 06/10/12
Art by Dev Devereaux! Linked!
This Episode: The horrors return, as Gord practices rodent control the hard
way, and Steve survives to serve up a full report from Seattle Crypticon 2012,
including an interview with Hellraiser's Pinhead himself, Doug Bradley,
and words and music from New York's troubadour of terror, Aurelio Voltaire!
All this plus new What Pisses Us Off, listener feedback, Political Ranting a
la Gord, Filthy Jokes, and Multimedia Triage reviews of the films Men In
Black III, The Beast, and Ti West's The Innkeepers, Patrick Dewitt's novel
The Sisters Brothers, and the new Blu-Ray version of Lucio Fulci's classic
film Zombie go for the throat in this ravenously ribald episode 88 of
The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Eight Music:
This episode, we kick off the fearsome festivities with "Don't Go By The River", taken from Voltaire's splendid
2012 release, Riding A Black Unicorn Down The Side of an Erupting Volcano While Drinking From A Chalice
Filled With The Laughter of Small Children. This is followed by "Innocent", "The Mechanical Girl", "The
Straight Razor Cabaret", and "Cathouse Tragedy" from the same rounder, leading up to our first featured cut,
"When You're Evil", from Voltaire's 1998 debut, The Devil's Bris. We return to Riding a Black Unicorn... for
"Oh, Lord (Wake the Dead)" and "When the Circus Came to Town", then return to The Devil's Bris for "Ex-Lover's
Lover", "Anniversary", and "Parade". Riding a Black Unicorn... serves up it's title cut as our second spotlight tune,
then it back to the Bris for "The Man Upstairs", "They Know Me", "Oweee", "Snakes", and "Ravens Land".
"BRAINS!" from 2002's Boo Hoo performs admirably as our 3rd featured cut, before we close out The Devil's
Bris with "The Chosen", "All the Way Down" and "Shalom". We then revisit Boo Hoo for "The Vampire Club"
and "Graveyard Picnic", as we approach our 4th featured song, Ooky Spooky's 2007 master-piece "Zombie
Prostitute". Finally, we sample 2000's Almost Human for a spin through "Dead Girls" and "The Headless
Waltz", before closing with Riding's entirely too appropriate "The Dirtiest Song That Ain't".
All of the music in Episode 88 was written and performed by VOLTAIRE, used courtesy of his own bad self.
Check him out by visiting his Offical Site HERE, or pick up a CD for yourself by clicking the appropriate cover
above. Be like Steve and Gord and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
For more info, Doug Bradley's Official site can be found HERE.
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"A Visit from Knuckles" - first posted 04/13/08, REMIXED 06/03/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord welcome crochet designer extraordinaire Julie
"Skamama" Holetz to the festivities, as they discuss filthy sponges, the swinging
of dead cats, suddenly defunct businesses, less-than-satisfying culinary vacations,
Marital grudges, La Musica, and how Julie came to be known as "Knuckles".
This episode's cool-ass music comes from the Acme Rocket Quartet out of Davis,
CA. [MySpace], courtesy of Lather Records. [Link]
And it's all remixed to a lustrous sheen for your listening pleasure! No "Gord-Shot-First"
CGI enhancement BS here. It's all the amateurishness and juvenile humor you've come to
expect from BoneBat, but with a few new never-before-heard moments, and it sounds a
WHOLE LOT better. So please take this opportunity to revisit a BoneBat Classic!
Episode Seven music:
"Inspirado", "Xtabentun", "Something is Rotten in Denmark", "Tracksuit Suite", "Lusitania (Long Beneath the
Whelming Brine)", "Dance of the Seven Veils", "Four Chambers of the Heart", "Spoke French" and once again,
"Inspirado", all taken from from the CD Sound Camera by Acme Rocket Quartet, on Lather Records. Buy It Here!
Julie's new book UNCOMMON CROCHET is NOW on sale, and can be purchased right
HERE at Powell's.com, or at finer bookshops everywhere. As mentioned in the podcast,
Julie's long awaited SEISMIC hat pattern can be found HERE, a Bonehand.com exclusive!
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Fest Mortem! - posted 05/20/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord RE-LIVE the sights, sounds and smells of the
second BoneBat "Comedy of Horrors" Film Fest, as they chill with Cosplay
and MC-3PO of Death*Star, chat with filmmaker James Ashby of Saturday
Morning Breakfast Cereal Theater, and exhume exclusive live cuts from the
fest, courtesy of Death*Star and Burning of I! All this plus all new What Pisses
Us Off, listener feedback, even more Filthy Jokes, and glancing Multimedia
Triage reviews of Stephen King's A Wind Through the Keyhole, the films
The Descendents and The Avengers, and Lucio Fulci's 1981 classic The
House by the Cemetery on Blu Ray from Blue Underground, await in this
malodorously melodramatic episode 87 of The BoneBat Show!
CLICK FOR MORE PHOTOS AND VIDEO FROM BBFF 2012!
Episode Eighty-Seven Music:
This episode, it's all live, all the time, as we exhume exclusive live performances from the 2012 BoneBat
"Comedy of Horrors" Film Fest! We kick things off with a razor sharp live rendition of "Machete Suppository"
from Burning of I, followed by "T1000" and "Ivory Tower", all of which can be found in studio form on the CD
Nowhere is A Destination. This is followed by our first featured track from Death*Star, "Your Mom", before
we continue with "Social Apothecary", "16 Tons" and "Broken Robots". We then give Burning of I's T1000 the
spotlight, before returning the mic to Death*Star for "Villain of the Day Pt 2", then replay the entire D*S
offering as we lead up to our third featured cut "Looking For Group". Finally, we revisit Burning of I's
"Machete Suppository" and "T1000", before closing with "Ivory Tower".
All of the music in Episode 87 was written and performed by DEATH*STAR and BURNING OF I, used courtesy
of their own bad selves. Check 'em out by clicking the covers above, and pick up a copy! Be like Steve and Gord and
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NoMeansPunk! - posted 05/05/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord relax from their recent adventures, and tear off a piece
of audio-erotic fixation, as they rant, rave and carry on to pulsing strains of Canadian
punk progressives NoMeansNo! Plus we've got more What Pisses Us Off, a heated
Gord's political rant, a mixed bag of Filthy Jokes, and Multimedia Triage reviews
of the new HBO shows Girls and Veep, the films A Good Old-Fashioned Orgy, Lockout
and Cabin In The Woods, and the latest CD from Orgone The Killion Floor, in this
stripped-down and sexy episode 86 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Six:
This show, we kick things off with the epic "A Little Too High" from NoMeansNo's 2000 CD One, followed by "The
Graveyard Shift" and their cover of The Ramones "Beat on The Brat" from the same release, leading in to our first
featured track "Dad", from NMN's 1986 album Sex Mad. We return to One for one last cut in "Under the Sea", before
our second spotlight tune "Rags and Bones" from the 1991 effort Live + Cuddly, then return to Sex Mad to check out
"Obsessed", the title track, and "Love Thang". 1995's The Worldhood of the World (As Such) is the source of our third
featured cut, as well as succeeding songs "Humans", "Angel or Devil", and "He Learned How To Bleed", before we dip
into 2010's Tour EP 2 for "Perambulate". Appropriately enough, we then return to One for "Hello Goodbye", before
closing with the bands acapella cover of the Dead Kennedys "Forward to Death", as taken from the Alternative
Tentacles compilation Virus 100.
All of the music in Episode 86 was performed by NoMeansNo, used courtesy of their own bad selves. Check them out
at their official site HERE, via their Facebook page HERE, or buy a CD by clicking the coveted cover above.
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A Shot to the Festivals! - posted 04/15/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord deliver an epic preview of the 2012 BoneBat "Comedy of
Horrors" Film Fest, as they interview directors Brett and Drew T. Pierce of Deadheads,
Jesse T. Cook of Monster Brawl, and John LaFlamboy and Mike Bradecich of The
Moleman of Belmont Avenue! Also, Steve mixes things up with reports from NorWesCon
35 and Sakura Con 2012, including an animated interview and amazing sounds from musical
guest Karl "Ultraklyston" Rolson! Plus we've got What Pisses Us Off, Gord's political
rant, Filthy Jokes, and Multimedia Triage reviews of the films The Muppets, The
Terminator, Redline, Love the Beast and latest Astron 6/Troma gorefest Father's Day for
your aural gratification in this cinematically superior episode 85 of The BoneBat Show!
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Episode Eighty-Five Music:
This show, we kick things off with "Minor Net Celebrity", a brand new cut from Ultraklyston's CD Animatic which juuuust
happens to feature Death*Star, who you should come see play live next Saturday at the BoneBat Comedy of Horrors Film Fest!
We continue our tour of Animatic with "Thesis Statement", "Tap That Deck", and "Con Rave Two Step", leading up to our first
featured track, "OH NO GO GO". We follow that with Animatic's "Bromance Dance" (Feat. Klopfenpop), "These Days", "Non-
Contact", "In The Lab" and "Saturday", before sliding back to 2007's Romance Language for our second spotlight cut, "girls with
glasses". Ultraklystron serves as his own lead in, as we follow our discussion with 3rd featured track "Work It Baby", before
we survey Animatic's "City" (Feat. Random), "Impossible ", "Advice Animal" (Feat. Beefy), "Fujoshi", "3 Dollar Jeans"
(Feat. Rai Kamishiro), "Game On My Back" (Feat. Garrett Hunter), "Unexpected", "Magic Tricks", and "Lifecycle" en route
to our final featured tune, "otaku soundsystem" from 2004's Revision 4920. Next, we complete our offering from Animatic with
"Katawa Tribute" and "Broadcast", before switching to Karl's greatest hits platter Taste Test for "shutter", "sweetest", "on your six",
"gothic lolitas" "absolution", "death won't stop this", "it's the beat", "mahou shonen theme", "hikikomori" and "shoujo n' shonen",
finally shifting vehicles completely for our closing cut "My Foot and Your Ass are Getting Married" from the Moleman of Belmont
Avenue Soundtrack.
All of the music in Episode 85 was performed by Ultraklystron, used courtesy of his own bad self. Check him out at his
official site HERE, via his Facebook page HERE, or buy a CD by clicking the coveted cover above. Be like Steve and
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Emerald City, Excelsior! - posted 04/06/12
Art by Tim Seeley! Linked!
This Episode: Gord and Steve make YOURS marvelous, as they bring you a "King" size
episode straight from the aisles of Emerald City Comicon 2012, with incredible interviews
from Chris Roberson and Mike Allred of Vertigo's I, Zombie, Hack/Slash creator Tim
Seeley, The Oatmeal's Matthew Inman, Grendel scribe Matt Wagner, and Robert
Kirkman of The Walking Dead, Cap'ping it all off with thoughts and sounds from Kyle
Stevens of Seattle nerd-rock kings Kirby Krackle! All this plus What Pisses Us Off, Gord
formulates a 2 pronged attack in his political rant, even more Filthy Jokes, and Multimedia
Triage reviews of the books Devil in the White City and Belly of the Beast by Erik Larsen and
Matt Inman's 5 Very Good Reasons to Punch a Dolphin in the Mouth, the film Centurian, and the
end of Mass Effect 3 come to your rescue in this heroic episode 84 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Four Music:
This show, we kick things off with "Take It From Me", from Kirby Krackle's 2010 release, E For Everyone, followed by
"Back to the Beginning", "One of the Guys ", "Naked Wii", and "Marvelous Girls" from 2008's self-titled debut, leading
in to our first featured cut, "Up, Up, Down, Down". We stick with that release for "Villain Song", "Teabagged", and "Zombie
Apocalypse", before jumping to 2012's Super Powered Love for our 2nd featured cut, "Booty Do Math". We then shift back to
E For Everyone for the cuts "Vault 101", "On And On", and "Roll Over (Feat. GMK The Great)", before powering up our 3rd
spotlight track, "Ring Capacity". E For Everyone provides on more track in the super funky "Can I Watch You?", before we
return to the present and Super Powered Love's "Then Again, Maybe Not", the title track, and "Rainbow Bridge". We return to
"E" one last time for 4th featured cut "Great Lakes Avengers", before we close up shop with 2012's "Comic Shop" and our
heroic closing track "I Wanna Live in a World Full of Heroes".
All of the music in Episode 84 was performed by Kirby Krackle, used courtesy of their own bad selves. Check them out
at their official site HERE, via their Facebook page HERE, or pick up a CD by clicking the appropriate cover above.
Be like Steve and Gord, and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
EMERALD CITY 2012 AWESOMENESS!
Roberson Allred Seeley Oatmeal Wagner Kirkman
ALSO:
Greg Rucka Mike Oeming John Layman 'Nuff Said
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Return of the BoneBattle! - posted 03/18/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord bring their "A" games, as they take you to the first ever
LIVE BONEBATTLE gaming tournament, learn about international cuisine, and
announce the complete list of official selections for the forthcoming BoneBat "Comedy
of Horrors" Film Fest, all while bouncing to a few album favorites Death*Star and
Burning of I! All this plus brand new What Pisses Us Off!, listener feedback, Filthy
Jokes, and Multimedia Triage reviews of the novels Legion and Know No Fear by
Dan Abnett, and (of course) the game Mass Effect 3 from Bioware, are yours in this
musk-and-victory-scented episode 83 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Three Music:
This episode, we keep it simple: All feature cuts, all the time.
"BoneBattle Theme" by Skiznot, 2011
"Respiration (Inhale)", Death*Star, A New Dope, 2011
"Bear Claw", Burning of I, Nowhere is a Destination, 2009
"Respiration (Exhale)", Death*Star, A New Dope, 2011
"Ivory Tower", Burning of I, Nowhere is a Destination, 2009
"Looking for Group", Death*Star, Fandom Menace, 2010
All of the music in Episode 83 was written and performed by DEATH*STAR and BURNING OF I, used courtesy
of their own bad selves. Check 'em out by clicking the covers above, or join us at the BONEBAT FILM FEST, see
them both LIVE, and pick up a copy! Be like Steve and Gord and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
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By The Grace of Gord - posted 02/12/12
This Episode: Steve and Gord go where the action is, as they rock the hell out
with Sweden's The Hellacopters, go deep with Chinese knowledge, and spring
even more awesomeness on you from the forthcoming BoneBat "Comedy of Horrors"
Film Fest! All this plus brand new What Pisses Us Off!, Filthy Jokes, and Multi-
media Triage reviews of the films Haywire and Delhi Belly, and the novels Tiassa
by Steven Brust and Stephen King's 11/22/63 stoke your fires in this hellaciously
happening episode 82 of The BoneBat Show!
Episode Eighty-Two Music:
This episode, we spark things off with "(Gotta get Some Action) NOW!", the scorching opener from The Hellacopters
1996 debut Supershitty To The Max!, followed by "24h Hell", "Fire, Fire, Fire", "Bore Me", "Tab", "How Could I Care",
"Didn't Stop Us", "Random Riot", "Fake Baby", "Ain't No Time", and "Such a Blast". Then we jump ahead to 1997 and
our first featured cut, "Soulseller", from Payin' The Dues. We follow up with
and "Hey!" from the same release, before roaring ahead to 1999's Grande Rock for our second spotlight tune, "The
Devil Stole The Beat From The Lord". We forge ahead with that rounder's "Action De Grāce", "Alright Already Now",
"Move Right Out Of Here", and "Welcome To Hell", before backtracking to Payin' The Dues for "Where the Action Is".
We then wind things down with Grande Rock's "The Electric Index Eel" and "Paul Stanley", and our closer from
Supershitty to the Max!, "Born Broke".
All of the music in Episode 82 was written and performed by THE HELLACOPTERS, used courtesy of SUB POP
Records, and their own bad selves. Check 'em out at HELLACOPTERS. COM, or snatch up a CD by clicking the
covers above. Be like Steve and Gord and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
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"Bat Flag!" - posted 01/22/12
This Episode: Gord and Steve raise the BoneBat banner high, as they announce the 2nd
awesome feature to screen this April at the BoneBat "Comedy of Horrors" Film Fest,
recount stories of wintery peril, and celebrate the music and history of LA's mighty
BLACK FLAG! All this plus What Pisses Us Off!, Filthy Jokes, Political Ranting,
and reviews of the films Rise of the Planet of the Apes, 30 Minutes or Less, The
Adventures of Tintin, Mission Impossible:Ghost Protocol and Sherlock Holmes:
Game of Shadows, the books Deliverance Lost by Gav Thorpe and Chuck
Palahniuk's Damned, the music of Orgone and Vika Yermolyeva, the BBC series
Misfits, and another visit to Skyrim complete an epic edition of Multimedia Triage in
this surprisingly satisfying episode 81 of The BoneBat Show!
Black Flag Live. Photo by Glen E. Friedman
Episode Eighty-One Music:
This episode, we kick things off with "Rise Above", the classic opener from 1981's Damaged by Black Flag, followed
by "Spray Paint", "Six Pack", "What I See", "TV Party", "Thirsty and Miserable", "Police Story", "Depression", "Room
13" and "Damaged II", before jumping to 1985 for our first featured cut, "Black Coffee" from Slip It In. We then check
out the title cut from 1984's My War, before digging in to 1985's Loose Nut in earnest with the title track, "Bastard In
Love", "Annihilate This Week" and "Best One Yet". Next, it's on to our second featured tune, "Drinking and Driving"
from the 1985 release, In My Head,. We follow up with more from that particular rounder in the excellent "Paralyzed",
"The Crazy Girl", "In My Head", "I Can See You", and "Retired At 21", before we close with the epic "Slip It In/
Gimme Gimme Gimme" from the 1986 live masterpiece Who's Got The 10 1/2?
All of the music
in Episode 81 was written and
performed by the BLACK FLAG used courtesy of SST Records and
their own bad selves. Check 'em out at SSTSUPERSTORE.COM, via their Facebook Page HERE, or pick up a CD
by clicking the covers above. Be like Steve and Gord and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
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their own bad selves. Check 'em out at SSTSUPERSTORE.COM, via their Facebook Page HERE, or pick up a CD
by clicking the covers above. Be like Steve and Gord and SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC!
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