[Every Sunday from 8 to 10 p.m., Henry Rollins brings an exclusive mix of songs old and new to listeners at 89.9 FM, KCRW. Visit KCRW.com for more information and to stream his show online, or peruse the Radio Notes archives to see past playlists.]

RADIO BROADCAST #296
11–30–14
Fanatic! It’s the last show of this month. I hope you have dug them all thus far. Our December shows are almost all done and they’re great. I know that you might be on the move during the holidays, so hopefully, you will have a chance to catch up with the shows at some point.

I had been thinking about putting “In Dreams” by Mr. O at the beginning of a show for weeks and tonight is the night.

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You will notice a lot of our regulars on the show. Standing out is one of my favorite Wire songs from one of their most interesting records. If you are a Wire fan and you have not spent time with Document & Eyewitness, you should. If you get the newly remastered version, you can read some well-written liner notes and the sound quality is great. It is a very interesting record. It is live and from three different shows. If you go to Wire’s site, Pinkflag.com, you can purchase downloads of all three shows. I did. Totally worth it.

This broadcast’s MVP goes to Fanatic Gerhard for sending in the Sleep live track that ends our first hour. Thanks, Gerhard!

I think the fact that we go from Monk to Motörhead confirms that we are having a great time together on the radio and we have to keep doing this as long as we can.

If you find yourself curious about any of the bands or records, the Internet will guide you. Discogs is your friend. 45Cat is another tremendous Fanatic resource.

Perhaps you’re reading this now, recovering from Thanksgiving. It’s always thanksgiving when the music is on, so never turn it off and STAY FANATIC!!! 
— Henry

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Hour 1

01. Roy Orbison – In Dreams / The All-Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison
02. David Bowie – Helden / Heroes
03. Iggy Pop – Tonight / Lust For Life
04. Lou Reed – Satellite Of Love / Transformer
05. Uton – Költö / Kähe+
06. Wire – Go Ahead / Document & Eyewitness
07. Fugazi – Merchandise / First Demo
08. Tinariwen – Zin Es Gourmeden / The Radio Tisdas Sessions
09. Einstürzende Neubauten – Jet'm / Kollaps
10. Can – Soup / Ege Bamyasi
11. Sleep – Dragonaut / LA CA 08/31/14 CDR

Hour 2

01. Thelonious Monk – Off Minor / 'Round Midnight: Complete Blue Note Singles 1947-1952
02. Motörhead – Stay Clean / Overkill
03. The Stargazer's Assistant – Shivers and Voids / Shivers and Voids
04. The Sods – Transport / Minutes to Go
05. Alan Vega – Be-Bop-A-Lula / Jukebox Babe
06. Mouserocket – Missing Teeth (Electro) / Pretty Loud
07. Lorelle Meets The Obsolete Uncomfortable Knot / single
08. Ausmuteants – All Talk / single
09. Straight Arrows – Information, Man / single
10. Waipod Phetsuphan – Ding Ding Dong / The Sounds of Siam
11. Ty Segall – An Ill Jest / Ty Segall
12. The Sonics – Shot Down / Psycho-Sonic
13. Scott Walker + Sunn O))) – Lullaby / Soused

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