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Sunday, 15 January 2012

PMB063: Punk's Not Dead (The Wurzels, Tracy Thornton, Coconami, Bruce Graham, Boop Beep Beep Boop, The Swing Easy Orchestra)

PMB063: Punk's Not DeadChiefly inspired by the remarkable discovery of a whole album's worth of punk covers played on the steel drum(!), we decided it was time to dust off the ripped tartan trousers and attach chains of safety pins to our lab coats as we turn the whole show over to punk rock. Please rest assured, dear regular listener, that this is the Alternative History version of punk rock where one can quite happily use the music as a backdrop to the enjoyment of creamy stilton and several glasses of fortified wine.







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The Music

1.Mambo Kurt: Anarchy In the UK from Organized CrimeBuy on AmazonMambo Kurt
2.Kelp: White Riot - Kelp (Santa Barbara) from Charlie Does SurfBuy on AmazonKelp
3.Tracy Thornton: Sheena Is A Punk Rocker from Pan For Punks...A Steelpan Tribute To The RamonesBuy on AmazonTracy Thornton
4.Bruce Graham: Ca Plane Pour Moi from Time After TimeBuy on AmazonBruce Graham
5.QQ: Teenage Kicks from Kingston CallingBuy on AmazonQQ
6.The Wurzels: Golden Brown from A Load More BullocksBuy on AmazonThe Wurzels
7.Coconami: Blitzkrieg Bop [Cover The Ramones] from CoconamiBuy on AmazonCoconami
8.Boop Beep Beep Boop: Heroes From Our PastListen
9.The Swing Easy Orchestra: God Save The Queen feat. Shigeru Nakano from In The Mood For Ska Plays Punk,Newwave ClassicsBuy on AmazonThe Swing Easy Orchestra

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Friday, 13 January 2012

Intermission

Those unfeasibly talented gentlemen Peter Serafinowicz and Robert Popper have made a new presentation to celebrate 10 years of Look Around You:

Sunday, 8 January 2012

PMB062: Fantastica (Russ Garcia, Spacedog, Jeroen Tel, Polysick, Gianni Rossi, Mr Chop, Noel Boggs, Barry Stoller)

PMB062: FantasticaOn the show this week we pay a slightly belated tribute to one of the giants of space age bachelor pad music, Russ Garcia, who sadly passed away towards the end of 2011. Garcia had a very illustrious career as an arranger and orchestrator but he is probably best loved for his 1959 album Fantastica which was one of the first space-themed lounge records.

As well as plenty of music from Russ Garcia we also have lots of artists and releases new to us at the Moonbase including, most excitingly, a track from the brand new debut album from friend of the show, Sarah Angliss, and her band Spacedog.



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The Music

1.Jeroen Tel: Alternative Fuel from Maniacs of Noise (entry to competition at X'2004)Free
2.Mr. Chop: Breakthrough from Switched OnBuy on AmazonSwitched On - Mr. Chop
3.Russ Garcia: Volcanoes Of Mercury from FantasticaBuy on AmazonFantastica - Music from Outer Space - Russ Garcia
4.Gianni Rossi: Free Wheelin' from Star Vehicle (The Original Motion Picture Score)Buy on AmazonStar Vehicle (The Original Motion Picture Score) - Gianni Rossi
5.Polysick: Nightwalk Listen
6.Russ Garcia: Ba-Tu-Ca-Da from CariocaBuy on AmazonCarioca - Russ Garcia
7.Noel Boggs Quintet: Caravan from Magic Steel GuitarBuy on AmazonMagic Steel Guitar (Remastered) - Noel Boggs Quintet
8.Spacedog: Hypnotist from Juice For The BabyBuy
9.Russell Garcia: Lost/Hallucinations from Atlantis: The Lost Continent (1961) - original Motion Picture SoundtrackBuy on AmazonAtlantis: The Lost Continent (1961) -original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Russell Garcia
10.Barry Stoller: Condition RedBuy

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Friday, 6 January 2012

Supercute! - Dumb Dumbs

We featured this powerful piece social commentary on the dangers of modern hallucinogenics way back in PMB043. We're delighted to say that the video for this song has finally been released:

Source: Supercute!

Monday, 2 January 2012

Spacedog: Juice for the Baby

Spacedog: Juice for the BabyExciting news reaches the Moonbase that the debut album from friend of the show Sarah Angliss and her band Spacedog, entitled Juice for the Baby, has been released.

The album features Sarah on theremin, saw, robotic carillon, recorder, piano and Max/MSP patches; Jenny Angliss on vocals and Stephen Hiscock on vibraphone, glockenspiel, drums, handbells and other percussion.

It's a darkly beautiful and positively spooky piece of work. In fact might we be bold enough to propose a new word, séantific, to describe this splendid release. We'll be playing a track from the album on the next edition of the show.

You can buy copies of the album in either CD or download form from Spacedog's Bandcamp page.