Turn the volume dial all the way up on yer computer machine or MP3 device and step right into the party celebratin’ the third anniversary o’ RadiOblivion!
Meet Jorge “Sect Maniac” from Real Boss Hoss Productions and the Jinxes. Get to know the mighty Steve Terrell of the Big Enchilada podcast. Rub elbows with the real life independent film maker of the upcoming flick, Cyclone. Gander at every single member of the Hydes. Listen to Wild Sounds and Rock ‘n’ Roll by the likes of Thee Shatners, Mad Mike & the Maniacs, Jehosaphat Blow, Sinner Strong, the Brentwoods, the Montesas, Thee Impalas, plus many more…
And stay fer the cake!
PLEASE NOTE: This will be the final episode of RadiOblivion that is posted on the GaragePunk.com blog. As of January 2010, you will be able to find Michael’s podcast posted on his blog at the GaragePunk Hideout. If you would like to continue receiving his podcast, be sure to subscribe to his show’s feed using the link below, and/or befriend him on the Hideout. Thanks!
The third annual “No Halloween Show” on RadiOblivion, baby!
Get the pants scared right off you by many of today’s top hit makers, including: Haunted George, Tav Falco’s Panther Burns, the Jinxes, the Vooduo, the Kollektion, Soul Continentals, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, Chasers, the Tuetonics, the Plague, and many more.
Guaranteed Better Living Through Discarded Music, or every single penny will be refunded.
*No holidays were harmed in the making of this eppy-sode*
The further adventures of RadiOblivion—Providing Better Living Through Discarded Music—to those who miss Wild Sounds and Rock ‘n’ Roll on the radio. All whilst utilizing a medium superior to radio! So it’s kind of a catch-22, actually.
This episode features all killers by such rising stars as: Thee Mysterious Tapeman, the Memphis Morticians, Johnny Lion, Les Arondes, Downliners Sect, Melvin Smith, the Saucers, Satan’s Pilgrims, Troy, and many more pounders!
There are only two kinds of folks in the world, friends: Billy Childish fanatics, and those who are about to become one.
A man of such prowess, discussions about Billy require no adjectives! So, here be the lowdown of this special Billy Childish Blowout Bonanza in plain ol’ black n’ white: This eppy-sode collects a few personal favorite tracks from the Pop Rivets, the Milkshakes, Thee Mighty Caesars, Thee Headcoats, the Buff Medways, and the Musicians of the British Empire. Of course, it ain’t an exhaustive retrospective or such! When every single thing he’s recorded is an “Out of the Park Grand Slam” it made producing this show harder than any other. But, the selection contained herein only solidifies Billy’s position as World’s Greatest Amateur!
Now, “Buy a guitar and form a band; learn three chords and be a Headcoat man.”
This is RadiOblivion 4D, as in the 40th eppy-sode, pally. That’s over 40 hours of Wild Sounds & Rock ‘n’ Roll!
Are you lucky enough to have a job in this economy? If’n you are play each eppy-sode all day every day fer a week. If ya get over-time there’s even a couple extras: GaragePunk Surfcast #5, and Radi-Bo-blivion that’ll cover ya fer a couple more hours. Your coworkers will respect you; your boss will promote you. That’s my promise. Try it!
I’m Michael Kaiser, committed to producing a podcast that 99.9999% o’ folks don’t care about—right here on the GaragePunk Podcast Network.
Some of you have been axin’ for it, and due to massive calendar mismanagement, I’m a givin’ it to you: the entire ten songs that comprise the RadiOblivion intro!
Added attractions include The Seeds x3, the Payments, Michael Jackson, The Hydes, Billy Mays, The Hall Monitors, Farah Fawcett, The Rhythm Addicts, Thee Milkshakes, and maybe even some more… “Tune in” and find out!
Presenting a feat of daring never before attempted in podcasting—well, not on purpose anyway: Over an hour’s worth of specially handcrafted silence.
That is right! Pure, unadulterated silence.
However, due to a mix-up at the studio, listeners may experience a spot here or there where the vacuum of sound is partially broken up by some detectable levels of auditory stimuli by such POUNDERS as the Lone Twister, Left Arm, The Jinxes, Dean Morgan, Satan’s Pilgrims, The Inner Thoughts, Dynamites, Ray Daytona and the Googoobombos, Jumpin’ Beans and Willie, the Jungle Rockers, and maybe 11 or 12 other acts.
An experiment in sound brought to you by Michael Kaiser in association with the GaragePunk Podcast Network.
Another thrilling eppy-sode of RadiOblivion!! ‘Nuff said. Really, what more needs to be said? This is Better Living Through Discarded Music, baby. With such killers as Sal Masi’s Untouchables, Thee Mighty Caesars, the Hydes, the Pink Fits, Bo Dollis and the Wild Magnolia Mardi Gras Indian Band, Whispering Pig, the Dirtys, El Capris, etc. — it’s a given that none of this requires mention! Though we probably should mention that the winner of Los Hories “What’s The Time?” CD giveaway Haiku contest is announced. You don’t want to miss that.
Baby! Not only does RadiOblivion provide you Better Living Through Discarded Music, but it has proven Einstein’s theory of relativity… all on eppy-sode 36!
Time travel is real, friends. Michael Kaiser interviews Baron Aaron Lost of Los Hories: the band from the future! Auckland, New Zealand to be more specific. Listen as two cats travel in time to speak to each other and get to know all about your new favorite band. Experience past and future colliding in one giant hour-and-eight-minute SONIC BOOM!
Hey, as an extra bonus we’re holding a giveaway contest for Los Hories’ CD, What’s the Time. All you need to do is write a Haiku about RadiOblivion and post it in the comment section for eppy-sode 36 on the GaragePunk blog (below, duh). Get them creative juices oozing, kids; you want this alboom!
Woo-hoo! I successfully thought of the dumbest contest possible.
You know, one of the hardest things about doing this show is coming up with the episode blurb! I think I’ve abused every adjective available to the point of it being criminal.
So, here we go: Presenting eppy-sode 35 of RadiOblivion on the GaragePunk Podcast Network. Over 1 hour and 12 minutes of Wild Sounds and Rock ‘n’ Roll to move and groove and satisfy yer soul, baby! Lots of great stuff taken from the Podsafe Music Network. In fact, I think this is the first episode to feature more current bands than the old killers. Personally I prefer the stuff from the ’50s and ’60s, but there was so much great newer tracks available this go-round. Actually, only two tracks from the days of yore are included. That’s weird.
Special bonus: the entire—albeit broken up—Voodoo Suite by the legendary Perez Prado!
Big Boss A Go-Go and highly volatile episode of RadiOblivion, so, of course, ALL the proper safety rules apply whilst listening: Place all AC devices directly in the shower or tub with you, get as close to a microwave as you can IF you are sporting a pacemaker, run with scissors, play in traffic, and feed the bears… all at the same time!
When you have secured your safety wighat get wiggy as all get-out with The Syndicate, Los Shains, The Flakes, The Vulcaneers, The Moody Lyons, The Creatures, Little Ike, and po-lenty more.
You know, anybody that denies that Lux Interior and Poison Ivy are the reasons that garage punk, and primitive rock and roll is as popular—if one can use that term—as it is today doesn’t know what they’re talking about!
This 33rd eppy-sode of RadiOblivion starts and ends with personal favorite tracks by The Cramps. It could easily have been a whole show of nothing but The Cramps, but sandwiched betwixt those cuts are some more KILLER songs by such acts as The Cave Men, The TVees, Los Hories, Link Wray and His Ray Men, The Purple Things, Nautiloids, Rodney and The Blazers, The Retrospex, and more!
If you would like to read some of my personal memories of The Cramps visit Michael Kaiser’s Haus. Others have expressed the same sentiment, but if it were not for Lux Interior there would be no RadiOblivion, baby!
The first new eppy-sode of the year featues 59 minutes of prime POUNDERS. A guaranteed sonic action blast! One can make a BOLD statement such as that when the show includes tracks by Billy Childish & Dan Melchior, Flat Duo Jets, The Dirty Wurds, Don Juan y Los Blancos, Howlin’ Wolf, Guitar Wolf, The Delmonas, Zipps, The Grave Diggers, Blind Boy Fuller, and loads more blastables.
Plug in, download, turn it up, and GET WIGGY, punks!
Forget yer New Year’s resolutions, this here is a New Year’s REVOLUTION: Better Living Through Discarded Music!
Eppy-sode 31 of RadiOblivion has been hand-crafted to swing yer NYE shindigs into overdrive, turkeys. Burn this bad-boy onto a digital drink coaster to blast at the party, and amaze your friends with Wild Sounds and Rock ‘n’ Roll!
Added bonus: Michael Kaiser welcomes Criswell to prognosticate future events that will happen in the future… in 1966.
Guranteed instant party, or your money back.
P.S. Let me know how this worked for you by leaving me a comment below.
And for the first half hour or so everyone is carrying on, or being carried by planes and trains and automobiles and motorbikes and such. Dealing with Fords and Dodges, along with such things as Thunderbirds and Jaguars and Cobras and Tarantulas in a de facto theme of unplanned proportions…
From there the show degenerates into a further mess of Wild Sounds and Rock & Roll as Michael Kaiser provides Better Living Through Discarded Music on the GaragePunk Podcast Network, turkeys!
This is the second anniversary of RadiOblivion! Two years of wild sounds and rock ‘n’ roll!! Celebrate continued Better Living Through Discarded Music with Michael Kaiser and very special guest, Jorge “Sectmaniac” from Real Boss Hoss Productions.
And that, friends, pretty well sums up the whole thang. More details inside.
This is RadiOblivion eppy-sode 28. I play some songs; cool ones. This is also the second annual No Halloween Themed Show. There are enough shows doing Halloween spooktaculars – probably a whole lot better than I can. We leave that to the pros; this is amateur hour on RadiOblivion!
Loaded with Heavy Metal hits by sech shredders as: The Moongooners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Micky & The Salty Sea Dogs, The 1-4-5s, Ken & The 4th Dimension, Teengenerate, The Crucibles, Nashville Teens and poolenty more. *cough*
C’mon, you turkeys, get wiggy with Michael Kaiser on RadiOblivion eppy-sode 27 – The soundtrack for low-living Rat Finks the world over!!
An hour and seven minutes of prime hoot n’ howl including The Del-Aires, The Vooduo, The Lost, Sanford Clark, The Makers, The Squires, Eddie Bo, The Buff Medways, Guitar Frank, R.L. Burnside with JSBX, The Crazy Teens, y mucho mas!
Listen to RadiOblivion with Michael Kaiser on the GaragePunk Podcast Network; It’s fun. No ring-around-the-collar, either!
Special Guest Jason Goodman of the world-famous Grave Diggers joins Michael Kaiser for the 26th eppy-sode of RadiOblivion.
Loads of 45s and lots of talk about the music scene in Southern California during the dark, dark ages of the ’80s. Includes cuts by Los Stardusters, The VIPs, The Wolf Men, The Blazers, Jump With Joey, Jimmy Johnson, The Necessary Evils, Les Bruisers… of course The Grave Diggers, and mo’ groovy sounds!
Loads of goofy banter proves that Michael Kaiser don’t know how to have proper one-on-one conversations.
Listen up, baby! This is the 25th eppy-sode of RadiOblivion with Michael Kaiser… Providing Better Living Through Discarded Music.
Strap on yo safety helmet ’cause “Baby Gotta Party” and “Rustle Up Some Action” whilst doing the “Momia Twist”! “Electraglide” yer way to the “Optical Sound” of RadiOblivion and exorcise that “Little Demon” with some good, old-fashioned “Muck Muck”!
Over 1 hour and 20 minutes of far-out, wild and primitive sounds by sech folk as The Mussies, Thee Crucials, Stud Cole, Downliners Sect, Nigel Lewis, King Automatic, The Guilty Hearts, Kim Fowley, The Bugs, The Crushers, and a bunch more BONE CRUNCHERS!!
Always a great value at $0.00… So pass ‘em out to your friends.
On the GaragePunk Podcast Network: Kicks just got easier to find!
