Joe Rubbo Interview: Last American Virgin 35th anniversary exclusive! The World According to Garp celebrates 35 years! Reflections on Hot Chili. Memories of Striptease, and more!
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Interview with Brad Server (Curly’s Grandson from The Three Stooges).
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Finally all caught up with my podcasts, and I even released this one on time! Go figure. And yay! RFYL is still going. Going strong? You be the judge.
SO MUCH new music on this episode that your head will be spinning. Tune in, enjoy a solid tune, wince whenever I blow out the microphone, and otherwise accept the tuneskis heading your way.
Playlist:
Sheer Mag – Just Can’t Get Enough
Freeze the Atlantic – The Floor Is Made Of Lava
Sleep Machine – Higher And Higher
Dorothy – Down To The Bottom
Ruby Bones – Heart Of Darkness / You I Want
Thrones – Fuse
HALF Gramme of SOMA – Mega Rollo Booster
Like A Motorcycle – Dead Finger
Dream Aria – Towards The Sun
Shades of Sorrow – Sky Blazer
Sumo Cyco – Rivalry
Unleash The Archers – The Matriarch
Little Dragon – Strobe Light
Gorillaz – Out Of Body
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May 9, 2017 – Guelph, Ontario’s The Lifers (a six-piece band comprised of guitars, drums, cello, stand-up bass, accordion and ukulele) and Annie Sumi brought together their two talents for a tour AND a Session in CHSR’s Studio D. Along with 5 amazing harmonic performances, The Lifers, Annie Sumi and Erin chat about being on the road and the hard work that goes into touring… and what to listen to on those long drives. They also talk about their support, the privilege of being on the road and what else is coming up for them after this East Coast tour is over (hint: they’re recording new albums!).
Listen in to the Session and chat!
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Track Listing: 
1.) Sarah Jane Scouten – Bang Bang
2.) Steph Cameron – You Ought To Know By Now
3.) Streetlight Social– Daybreaks
4.) Couleur Dessin – Find Me Easily
5.) Kristin Witko – Fall Out
6.) Andrew McPherson – I’ve Lost My Mind
7.) Not You – Twofour
8.) Frank Love – People Without Anything To Say
9.) Frank Love – In Debt
10.) Hollerado – Born Yesterday
11.) Low Cut Connie – Dirty Water
12.) Fake Billy & the False Prophets – Hey Hey
13.) The Damn Truth – Devilish Folk
14.) Woodhawk – The High Priest
15.) Hero’s Last Rite – Devilfinger
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Interview with Becka DeHaan
1.) Becka DeHaan – Don’t Worry About Tomorrow
2.) Earthbound – Harbour Town
3.) Brent Mason – All The Pretty Horses
4.) Jessica Rhaye – Crash and Burn
5.) Sloan – Losing California
6.) les Hôtesses d’Hilaire – Regarde-Moi
7.) The Damn Truth – Get With You
8.) Brookside Mall – Garden
9.) Christine Campbell – Last Man Standing
10.) City Natives – Groundwork
Remember when all of mid-eastern Canada was flooded? Remember how that’s still the case as of today? Well, RFYL remembers, and even has an entire episode about music unrelated to water. So why even bring it up!
Ignore the water levels and splash out to some of the best music for your ear holes. Lots of really solid acts in this episode, giving you plenty of reason to keep treading forward.
I’ll stop now.
Playlist:
Sleep Machine – Good To Be Bad
THE BALCONIES – Guilty Pleasures
Lionsault – Reckless / Running Wild
The Hot Wires – Howling
Tsunami Bomb – Take The Reigns
Napalmpom – Shots In The Dark
Freeze the Atlantic – Altogether Not Together
Sandveiss – Save Us All
Orbital Express (Official) – Automatic Recollection
Parasol Caravan – Snash
Mokomokai – Bloodsucker
Sumo Cyco – Passengers
ProleteR – Not Afraid
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Collectors rejoice! Episode 18 is up for your listening pleasure. Gather round, everyone, and hear a tale told through song of how someone could be so busy with their life that they had no time to set up a podcast. Until now.
That was one atrocious sentence.
Grab this podcast, add it to your collection, and be a little less busy earnin’.
Jungle – Busy Earnin’
Freeze the Atlantic – Magnetoscope
Public Animal – Storm Song
The Joy Formidable – Blowing Fire
Die So Fluid – Bittersweet
Bloody Diamonds – Tough Love
Dorothy – Whiskey Fever
Like A Motorcycle – High Hopes
Tsunami Bomb – No One’s Looking
Sumo Cyco – The Broadcasters (Murdering By Radio)
Orbital Express (Official) – Focus
Unleash The Archers – Cleanse The Bloodlines
Parasol Caravan – Black Monolith
Gorillaz – Let Me Out (Mavis Staples & Pusha T)
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I finally managed to find time to put some podcasts up! Rejoice, OCD / Collectors of Obscure Podcasts, as you may now add this one to your collection!
This is one of the heavy request shows, too, and there’s a lot of cool stuff. It also happened last month and I forgot what I ate this morning, so I mean.. yeah. Just grab it and you’ll know. It’s about the music, anyway!
Playlist:
Freeze the Atlantic – The Floor Is Made Of Lava
Tequila Mockingbyrd – I Smell Rock N Roll
Napalmpom – Her Own Wings
The Red Coats – Red-Light Revolver
Like A Motorcycle – Into The Night
Rockyard – Peru
Lionsault – Into The Wild
Zeal & Ardor – Come On Down
Sumo Cyco – Move Mountains
Orbital Express (Official) – Automatic Recollection / This Time Around
Supersonic Dragon Wagon – Snerfulnerpus
SpellBlast – Sign of the Unicorns
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Track Listing:
1.) The Hypochondriacs – Just Like Before
2.) Kenny James – Pictures of Rose
3.) Keith Mullins – Alive
4.) Pretty Archie – Tell Me You’re Leaving
5.) Ben Caplan – I’ve Got Me A Woman
6.) Adyn Townes – Tin Man
7.) The Dead South – Miss Mary (Regina, SK)
8.) Ross Neilsen – Ballad in Low E
9.) Jaclyn Reinhart – Lust of Love
10.) Brittany McQuinn – Bad Beast
11.) The Trick – Fearsome Places
12.) Kill Chicago – Work to Live
13.) The Belle Comedians – Worth
14.) The Belle Comedians – The Weight You Hold
Track Listing:
1.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Great Claims of Grandeur
2.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Unconditional Aid
3.) Pretty Normal – Shot Down
4.) Pretty Normal – Spoon
5.) Not You – PT
6.) Not You – haha
7.) Dog Day – Daydream
8.) The Waking Night – Beverly Heights
9.) Billie Dre & the Poor Boys – Hattie Watson
10.) The Damn Truth – Get With You (Montreal, QC)
11.) nuages – KD
12.) RT Music Production – Honor and Humility
13.) DenMother – Glue
14.) Elephant Skeletons – Boomerang
15.) Glory Glory – Indigo Sun
Track Listing:
1.) Cassie & Maggie – Down In The Willow Garden
2.) The Gertrudes – Freight Train
3.) Florence Joelle – Here Comes The Lady
4.) Marta Ren & The Groovelvets – Smiling Faces
5.) COZY – Feel Me
6.) JOSEPH – Sweet Dreams
7.) Lilianna Wilde – Grind Me Down (Acoustic)
8.) Parallels – The Kids Will Save Detroit
9.) Christa Couture – Alone In This (Owen’s List’s In This I Am Alone Dub Mix)
10.) Gen Gorman – For A Friend
11.) Jane Vain and the Dark Matter – We Are See Through
12.) The Damn Truth – Get With You
13.) The Damn Truth – Heart Is Cold
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Track Listing:
1.) Alert The Medic – The Weatherman Pt.2
2.) Not You – Soup
3.) Not You – TwoFour
4.) Clouds Become Oceans – Mistress
5.) Property// – Throwing Bones
6.) Jessica Rhaye – Sun Will Shine For You
7.) Steph Cameron – Daybreak Over Jackson Street (Winlaw, BC)
8.) Heat and Lights – A Part You Can’t Play
9.) Tyler Hache – Flashing Lights
10.) Grand Theft Bus – Gold Mine
11.) Lead Mule – All The Time
12.) Incredible Woman – Hammer of the Ghoul
13.) Incredible Woman – Loose Rubble
14.) The Motorleague – Litany for the Completely Forgettable
Conference Call is a weekly live call-in program at 11am every Monday. You can participate live via phone, Twitter or Facebook, or join in after the show has aired by leaving a comment here, calling our voicemail line at (506) 453-4989 or emailing feedback@chsrfm.ca . Responses after the show may be included in future shows.
Coming up next: Beating The Rainy Day Blues. It’s been raining for weeks, and that can really get you down. Call in and share how you stay sane when it’s all gray outside!
Conference Call is a weekly call-in program hosted live at 11am every Monday. You can participate live via phone, Twitter or Facebook, or join in after the show has aired by leaving a comment here, calling our voicemail line at (506) 453-4989 or emailing feedback@chsrfm.ca . Responses after the show may be included in future shows.
On the call this week: Ellen’s Law. The Legislature just passed amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act of NB which add additional stipulations and clarifications with respect to motor vehicles and bicycles sharing the road. We were joined by avid year-round cyclist Fergus Breen to talk about the dangers of bikes sharing the road, how this might impact the situation, and what we can do better.
Coming up next: Beating The Rainy Day Blues. It’s been raining for weeks, and that can really get you down. Call in and share how you stay sane when it’s all gray outside!
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On the Week Edition we hear from great bands like The Who, Steepenwolf , Sammy Hagar, Deep purple led Zepplin and More ……
Fuzztone mania play list for 05/05/17
1.The who – Behind blue eyes
2.Rainbow – Street of dreams
3. Lee Aaron – Barley holding on
4. Jimi Hendrix – Trashman
5. Steppenwolf – Strait shootin woman
6. Triump – Lay it on the line
7.Styx – Miss America
8. Aprilwine -21st Centry schizoid man
9. Sammy Hagar – I can’t drive 55
10. Deep Purple -Never befor
11.Guess who – No Time
12. Bad Company – Bad Company
13. Lover boy – Take it to the top
14. Led Zepplin -Danceing Days
15. Blackfoot -Train train
16. Night ranger – Don’t tell me you love me
17. Nazareth -Hair of the dog
18 Deep Purple – Black Night
19. Harlequin -Take this heart
20. Jimi Hendrix – The wind crys mary
21. Whitesnake – Still of the night
22. Pardox – Catch the act
23. Rolling stone – Give me Shelter
24. Black Sabbath – The Wizzard
25. Max Webster – Battel Scar
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“Uncle Rob” Pinnock interview: Talks New Brunswick radio. Getting started at CHSR fm. Talk music and films, particularly his role in Reaper.
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Developer Red Barrels brings us Outlast Trinity a combination of Outlast 1 & 2 on one disc, Red Barrels brings survival horror to an all new level with these two games, is that enough to make it a loved franchise or forgotten in the dark? let’s find out.
Both Outlast 1 and 2 feature the same style of gameplay with a few added things in 2, you play in the first person view as reporter’s Miles in Outlast 1 investigating an incident that took place at an insane asylum coming to discover experiments have been conducted on their patients. The patients of the asylum have become very psychotic and are looking to kill you before you escape the asylum.
In Outlast 2 you play as Blake who is on an assignment investigating an 8-month pregnant woman as you approach your location their helicopter crashes. You wake up in the dessert in Arizona finding the pilot skinned alive and Lynn has been taken by a cult because they believe that she is pregnant with the antichrist and you are the father; so you want to get out of the Supai region and get Lynn. During Blakes horrible nightmare he keeps getting flashbacks to the school he went to as a kid revealing how his friend Jessica died in that school.
Like I said previously these two games have the same gameplay style, you are running around two creepy locations with your only way to see is a camera light and the natural and rare occurrences where there is a light. In order to keep using the camera lights, you need to collect batteries or else the light goes out. You will have run in with enemies but there are locations you must hide so they do not catch you or else you will die a horrible gruesome death. The only difference in gameplay is in number 2 you have a microphone on your camera that can track sound, and you record some things to collect evidence which is really annoying because you do not need collectibles in these type of games it is really tedious.
Outlast 1 and 2 are both very good at bringing the psychological horror to life with no weapons, just a camera to keep you alive is a very thrilling and terrifying experience all at the same time. Making it better than Resident Evil Biohazard which was released earlier this year.
Outlast Trinity:7/10
Good Job Red Barrels
Reviewed by ICE at Gamers of the Round Table
Smoking is pretty disgusting — so why would we consider the waste from smoking any less disgusting?
My guest today is Patti Auld Johnson, one of the local organizers of the national Butt Blitz event on Saturday, May 6. The event seeks to clean up our environment by intensely targetting one particular type of toxic waste that is all too casually created: cigarette butts. She talks about the goals of this movement, how people can get involved, and what the real impact of the problem is.
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NEW TIME: Conference Call is a live 1/2 hour show, starting at 11am on Mondays.
Coming up next: Ellen’s Law. The provincial government just passed “Ellen’s Law”, an act modifying the Motor Vehicle Act. The changes are intended to clarify the relationship and requirements for motor vehicles with respect to cyclists who share the road — adding strength to the “1-meter rule” where a vehicle is required to keep 1 meter from a cyclist when passing them, making the road safer for cyclists. The act was focused as a reaction to the death of star NB cyclist Ellen Watters in late December 2016, from injuries sustained when a motor vehicle collided with her bicycle. The questions we’re asking include: is this enough? does this make a difference? and, how do we share the road safely between bicycles and cars?
If you thought Hero’s Last Rite had any soft spots left when it comes to their brand of extreme thrash, rest assure that their third-coming album, “Wasted Prayer”, has reinforced them all. Their ECMA winning album “The Mirrors Face” tore a strip off Fredericton’s music scene in 2014 and this installment of the band is back for the remains.
Kicking off with the album’s title track, vocalist Steve MacDonald embodies a god during an existential crisis, awakening those who rely on prayers to the reality that only they can help themselves. MacDonald’s sermon is backed by opening instrumentals that start off groovy but quickly sharpen to a rough edge of speed riffs and thunderous percussion. The frantic atmosphere carries into “Engage The Weak”, a track with a breakneck pace, devilish undertones and fuzz-filled bridge section; appropriate dressing for a song that ends with the numbers 666. Speaking of which, the next track, “Devilfinger”, is an anthem of Satanism, wrestling with the choice between turning the other cheek and taking a stand against one’s enemies. It’s lyrical content constantly pushes and pulls between both sides, with Dr. Jekyll eventually prevailing over Mr. Hyde.
With their dark side in the drivers seat, the band draws a firm line the sand with “Nothing Left” and “The Unforgiving Disease”. Entering a new tier of aggression, even the most melodic elements of their music receive a fresh coat of distortion to keep pace with MacDonald’s gutturals. Following this is “Trapped On Your Side”, which beautifully showcases both the cohesion of the band and their individual strengths. Guitarists Tim Gorman and Mike Davidson lay down some of the heaviest riffs on the album and Gorman provides his best solo. Bassist Eric Godin and drummer Dan Rogers meanwhile are locked in with performances that both complement one another and stand out with solos of their own.
The record concludes the way it began, with an existential crisis. The track “Or The One” tackles the moral quandary of what is more prosperous, the many or the few. The album finishes with “Human”, which brings forth the unpopular reality that it’s the worse things in life that fuel us to respond and act in the best way for ourselves.
It has been seven years since their debut album, and in that time Hero’s Last Rite has defined what it means to progress as a band. They have tamed their sound without losing any of their angst and have brought forth a clear and focused message in their lyrics. The band is standing comfortably on the foundation they’ve built and the sound that works for them, don’t expect this to be their last or their best.
Listen to the album here:
Upcoming CD release shows:
May 5th – Moncton, NB – 10pm @ The Caveau
May 6th – Fredericton, NB – 9pm @ The Capital
May 19th – Sussex, NB – 10pm @ Uncle G’s
May 20th – St.Stephen, NB – 10pm @ People’s Pub
Remember that you are not alone, and help is available.
My guests today are Steve, Keith and Rick, three folks who are dealing with mental illness. We talk about their stories, their challenges and their successes.
There is a dinner & auction fundraiser for the Capital Regional Mental Health & Addictions Association (CRMHAA) coming up on May 12 at the UNB Student Union Building. The viewing for the items on auction begins at approximately 5:30pm, the dinner at 6:30pm and the auctions (live, silent and Chinese) start around 7:30pm. Find out more details on their Facebook event.
If you are struggling with mental health, please seek help, such as the Mobile Crisis After Hours Service: (506) 453-2132 or visit www.HorizonNB.ca.
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Track Listing:
1.) Said the Whale – More Than Ever (Vancouver, BC)
Interview with Tyler Bancroft (Said The Whale)
2.) Said The Whale – Step Into The Darkness (Vancouver, BC)
3.) Ominar – Sad Boy
4.) Ian Janes – Used
5.) Lisa LeBlanc – 5748km
6.) David in the Dark – Rooftop
7.) Jessie Brown – Debt (We Ain’t Got No Money)
8.) Monomyth – Falling In Love
9.) Not You – Mabel
10.) Not You – LL
11.) KUATO – The Great Upheaval
Track Listing:
1.) The Be Good Tanyas – Hello Love
2.) Sarah Scriver – Hushed
Interview with Sarah Scriver
3.) Sarah Scriver – Karma’s Gonna Get You
4.) Wilsen – Kitsilano
5.) Amanda Martinez – Va y Viene
6.) Foxes – Echo
7.) Evangelista – Lucky Lucky Luck
8.) Ghostkeeper – Oceans
9.) Ghostkeeper – Transam Sister
10.) Construction & Destruction – Peace/Agency
11.) Not You – Twofour
12.) Not You – PT
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