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KCRW Broadcast #144 for Saturday, December 10

Fanatics! What a show! It's the mother of all shows. It's gigantic and fantastic! It is extraordinary and wonderful in every way. It hits all the marks and nails all the notes. Trust me on this. I am an expert at sitting uselessly in a chair and listening to good music and this is one is a top notch. Top notch!

I am still pulling out of my Stooges coma. I am still tripping from seeing Iggy and the band last week. I have been listening to Stooges, Iggy solo records as well as the very fine Sin Sin Sin album by Le Butcherettes, who opened for the Stooges and killed it up there.

Tonight, you get new Wire, a shot of Metabolist, who we have not rocked in a long time. More new Oh Sees, Le Butcherettes, a smokin' version of Thin Lizzy's “Cowboy Song” from the brand new Thin Lizzy BBC box set, pricey but worf it, mate! Also, a great Mike Watt cut from his Hyphenated Man album. Some Yiddish Rap from Chibi Vision, new Climax Denial and some Coyle & Sharpe and blues stylings from the incomparable Robert Pete Williams.

Thanks again for all the cool mail from all over the world about last week's show. Myself, the Young Will Bentley and Engineer X live to serve you up the best Jihad Jams we can week after week.

Next week is going to be Dinosaur Jr. heavy as the band is on tour on the West coast and I will be with them, interviewing the band before they play their Bug album in its entirety. I have seen them do this eight times this year and I can't wait for another week of monster sounds by one of my favorite bands of all time.

Listen live if you can and STAY FANATIC!!! –Henry

Henry can be reached at: Henryontheradio@gmail.com, or follow him on Twitter @henryrollins.

Read on for Henry's tracklisting.

01. Gang Of Four – At Home He's A Tourist / Entertainment!

02. Fat Worm Of Error – Return of the Thin White Dook / Broods

03. Farflung – Prototype of a Traveler / 9 Pin Body

04. The Stains – Nowhere / The Stains

05. The Nutmegs – Comin' Home / Memories Of Times Square Vol. 4

06. Young Marble Giants – Final Day / Peel Session 1980

07. Ravi Shankar – Vandana / In Celebration

08. Television – See No Evil / Marquee Moon

09. Dinosaur Jr. – I Ain't Sayin / Where You Been

10. Fat Navarro – Move / The 1946-1949 Small Group Sessions

11. The Cramps – The Mad Daddy (orig. mix) / Songs the Lord Taught Us

12. Wire – Clay – Wire Red Barked Tree

13. Metabolist – Alien On Sunday / Hansten Klork

14. Metal Urbain – Cle De Contact / Les Hommes Morts Sont Dangereux

15. Ute Lemper – Der Song Von Mandelay / Sings Kurt Weill Vol. 2

16. Thee Oh Sees – Crushed Grass / Carrion Crawler / The Dream

17. Frank Zappa – For The Young Sophisticate / Läther

18. Joe Lally – Skin And Bone / Nothing Is Underrated

19. Gun Club – Goodbye Johnny / Early Warning

20. The Beach Boys – Heroes And Villains / The SMilE Sessions

21. Cabaret Voltaire – News From Nowhere / The Voice Of America

22. Le Butcherettes – All You See In Me Is Death / Sin Sin Sin

23. The Ruts – Demolition Dancing / Grin And Bear It

24. Thin Lizzy – Cowboy Song / Thin Lizzy: At the BBC

25. Mike Watt – Hammering-Castle-Bird-Man / Hyphenated-Man

26. Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba – Bassekou / Segu Blue

27. Chibi Vision – Side Kick / Chibi Vision

28. Iggy Pop – I'm Bored / New values

29. Climax Denial – All Of My Loves / All Of My Loves Are Like Dreams

30. Coyle & Sharpe – The Yodeller / The Insane But Hilarious World Of

31. Robert Pete Williams & Robert “Guitar” J. Welch – Mississippi Heavy Water Blues / Country Negro Jam Session

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