Archive for September, 1996
September/October 1996
Here’s the current playlist for The Wayback Machine for September/October 1996:
1) The Oblivians: Popular Favorites CD (Crypt)
2) The New Bomb Turks: Scared Straight CD (Epitaph)
3) The Subsonics: Everything is Falling Apart CD (Get Hip)
4) The Mortals: Last Time Around CD (Estrus)
5) Sugar Shack: Shotgun for Two LP (Au-go-go)
6) The Fiends: The Fiends CD (Dionysus)
7) The Smugglers/The Hi-Fives: Summer Games CD EP (Mint/Lookout!)
8) The Satelliters: Hi Karate! CD (Dionysus)
9) Thee Headcoats: In Tweed We Trust CD (Damaged Goods)
10) The Volcanos: Surf Quake CD (Estrus)
11) Satan’s Pilgrims: At Home with Satan’s Pilgrims CD (eMpTy)
12) V/A: Back From the Grave Volume Eight CD (Crypt)
13) Marshmallow Overcoat: Marshmallow Overcoat CD (360 Twist!)
14) The Dummies: The Dummies CD (Get Hip)
15) The 1-4-5′s: Rock Invasion CD (Estrus)
16) The Squares: Squarification CD (Get Hip)
17) V/A: The East Side Sound LP (Telstar)
18) The Oblivians: Strong Come On 7″ (Crypt)
19) T. Lance & The Coctails: Why? b/w Aba-Daba-Do Dance 7″ (Telstar)
20) The Mount McKinleys: Portrait of a Mindbender CD (Get Hip)
21) Armitage Shanks: Sing and Play 20 Punk Hits of the 70′s LP (Vinyl Japan)
22) Boss 302: Rock Songs CD (360 Twist!)
23) Jackie & the Cedrics: Cottonpickin’ b/w Wine Wine Wine 7″ (Norton)
24) The New Salem Witch Hunters: Hot Sauce & Happenings CD (Get Hip)
25) The Makers: The Makers CD (Estrus)
26) V/A: Fast-Track! 16 Blazing Instrumentals LP (Satan)
27) The Flat Duo Jets: Red Tango CD (Norton)
28) Mondo Topless: Fifty Thousand Dollar Hand Job CD (360 Twist!)
29) The Element 79: My Love 7″ (Screaming Apple)
30) Servotron: Meet Your Mechanical Masters 7″ (Sympathy…)
31) Mystic Eyes: The Whole World is Watching CD (Get Hip)
32) Karla Pundit: Journey To The Ancient City CD (Dionysus)
33) Fortune & Maltese: (She’s A) Blow Out 7″ (Hillsdale)
Hosted by myself, “The Wayback Machine” is a weekly three-hour radio show (Saturdays 3-6am) dedicated to bringing garage punk fans the best of the past, present, and future of primitive garage rock’n'roll, 60′s & 70′s punk, rockabilly, surf, frantic R&B, blues punk, etc. The show has been on the air since November of 1995. Rumors from the Programming Committee are that the show will be moved to an earlier and much more listener-friendly time slot sometime within the next few weeks. Cassette tapes of the show are available upon request.
KDHX 88.1 FM is a non-commercial, listener-supported radio station offering a full spectrum music mix along with cultural and public affairs programming. It is a full power 43,000 watt station, broadcasting to the metropolitan St. Louis area and communities within an 80-mile radius. KDHX is licensed to the Double Helix Corporation, a non-profit organization which is independent of any governmental entity and is not affiliated with any religious or educational organization.
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