Not only did we have the album in advance of it release and play some choice tracks, we actually had Gary Cain, the 4th best guitarist in the Universe on the Mano A Mano show to talk about this twangadelic album.
Check it out in the podcast below and then go get your face melted off at Cork Hall May 13th at 8:00pm.
The picture above is from a few years ago when Pick a Piper released their first untitled album. They came to CKMS the day of the release and celebrated the album.
Fast Forward to now and Pick A Piper is releasing their follow up album called “Distance” and it is Amazing! I was lucky enough to be at their Waterloo show where they blew the top off the starlight.
In the interview that can be heard here I thought I heard Brad wrong when he said that they play stand up drums….but it was amazing! We will get a video clip up soon on our Mano A Mano Youtube page but for now check out some choice tracks and stories about the albums here:
1. Spooky Tooth, Evil Woman
2. John Lennon, God
3. U2, God Part II
4. George Thorogood And The Destroyers, Delaware Slide
5. Ray Davies, Wings Of Fantasy
6. Dave Davies and Russ Davies, Slow Down
7. Gary Rossington/Dale Rossington, Too Many Rainy Days
8. The Police, It’s Alright For You
9. Joe Jackson, Throw It Away
10. Elvis Costello, Lover’s Walk
11. Graham Parker, Empty Lives
12. Pretenders, Tattooed Love Boys
13. Talking Heads, Drugs
14. The Rolling Stones, Continental Drift
15. The Pretty Things, Death Of A Socialite
16. Stray Cats, Rumble In Brighton
17. Dire Straits, The Man’s Too Strong
18. Mark Knopfler, Redbud Tree
19. Rod Stewart, Fool For You
20. Blue Oyster Cult, The Red & The Black
21. Judas Priest, Freewheel Burning
22. Deep Purple, Cry Free
23. Black Sabbath, Dirty Women
24. Monster Magnet, 2000 Light Years From Home
25. AC/DC, Decibel
Of Fisticuffs – The Dears (new) / Undercover – Single Mothers (new) / Dopefiends & Boozehounds (live) – The Rheostatics (new) / Dr. No – Byron Lee and the Dragonaires (feat. Ernest Ranglin) / Suck it to ’em JB – The Specials / James Bond Theme – The Skatalites (feat. Ernest Ranglin) / Honey Rider (live) – Cinerama / Heaven Only Knows – k-os / Jusjus – Mr. Scruff (feat. Roots Manuva) / I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom – Robert Johnson / Monsters – Sean Pinchin / Joan of Arc – Leonard Cohen
Here it is folks: The 1st podcast from MyAudioFace.
Our special show featuring metal covers, recorded on May 3rd 2017, gets the distinction of being our 1st podcast.
Featured in this podcast Judas Priest covers Joan Baez, Disturbed covers Simon & Garfunkel, Avenged Sevenfold covers Pantera, and Halestorm totally rocks a Skid Row classic. Oh and there’s more, much more, including a Britney Spears song!
Give your ears a treat… And click below.
In yer face politically charged punk rock is back in your face courtesy of Rebel Time Radio! Your fine hosts Elysha and Dan spin some new Tunes from Les Partisans and Cock Sparrer, plus some classics from Spanner, The Decay, Face to Face, and more. They also discuss Stephen Colbert’s apparent homophobic comments, give a shout out to International Workers’ Day and talk about a bunch of other meaningless stuff. Now hit play! DO IT!
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On the March 31st 2017, edition of AW@L Radio, we kick things off with a run down of the situation at Ryerson university, where the school’s president shamefully apologized to the mayor of Niagara Falls after students in the journalism program produced a short film entitled As Niagara Falls, which introduced some of the problems in the city around economic development and poverty. We read from the article on buzzfeed.com from Ismael N Daro (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/the-mayor-of-niagara-falls-is-extre…) and play the short video. The group who made the video, Mayday Pictures said the film has succeeded in sparking a much-needed conversation.
Next we go to an article from Ben Leeson from The Sudbury Star, (http://www.thesudburystar.com/2017/03/23/forest-activist-struck-and-kill…) who had the unfortunate job of relaying the news that long time activist and academic Barbara Ronson McNichol was killed after being stuck by a train. Barbara Ronson McNichol, 60, had been working to keep logging and spraying from in the Benny forest. Rest in Power Barbara!
We play a piano version of Byron’s Breaks My Heart.
We return with an update on #JusticeForAbdiraman, specifically that the Ottawa police have created blue and black bracelets to wear in support of killer cop Daniel Montsion (https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro/ottawa-police-bracelets-montsion). We look at this disgusting campaign through the tweets of @DesmondCole who notes it is not worth looking for good cops in this badness, and that the politicians are cowering in bitterness and fear instead of confronting the issue.
Dan has a quick note to remind everyone that Marc Emery is horrible.
We read from an article from the Waterloo Chronicle outlining the racist anti-muslim backlash at the proposal to use a house in Waterloo as a Muslim prayer centre. (https://www.waterloochronicle.ca/news-story/7211206-waterloo-s-muslim-pr…)
Next up is an note about the potential transit strike in Waterloo Region which was averted at the last minute. The workers were demanding better working conditions and the end of totalitarian management schemes. Waterloo Region always has money to boost the police budget, but alway struggle to find it other places.
And finally, we end the show on a note from activist and journalist Garth Mullins (@garthmullins) who tweeted regarding the ongoing #opiodcrisis in #Vancouver. Garth shared that his friend was one of 162 overdoses in a week in Vancouver, and was thankfully saved by the administration of Naxalone.
Peace.
From:: Grand River Community News
Bruce Muirhead is our in studio guest today. Bruce is a resident of the Region of Waterloo and works out of the University of Waterloo. Our playlist:
Janet Harrop is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Janet and family, dairy farm near Fergus Ontario. Our playlist:
Coming at ya like a punch to a Nazi’s face, it’s another episode of Rebel Time Radio! Mike and Dan bring some of the best political tunes from bands like Outcry, Sago, A Global Threat, Grit, plus a new tune from Conscious Youth. Dan also tries to summarize April’s top headlines. Spoiler: April sucked! So turn on your music listening device and get ready to party – political punk rock style!
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The Lost Indie City “Scotland” setlist May 1 2017
The Proclaimers – Cap in Hand
Primal Scream – Its Alright, Its OK
The Soup Dragons – Mother Universe
Big Country – Fields of Fire
Teenage Fanclub – The Concept
The Jesus & Mary Chain – Blues From a Gun
Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out
Travis – Side
Cocteau Twins – Crushed
The Vaselines – Son of a Gun
The Rezillos – Somebody Gonna Get….
The Expolited – Dead Cities
Frightened Rabbit – I Wish I Was Sober
Snow Patrol – In the End
Camera Obscura – Tears for Affairs
Belle & Sebastian – Another Sunny Day
The Waterboys – And a Bang on the Ear
Aztec Camera – Walk out to Winter
Simple Minds – Chelsea Girl
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Saturday Night
Ultravox – Vienna
Shirley Manson – In the Snow
Lloyd Cole – Brand New Friend
Trashcan Sinatras – Obscurity Knocks
The Beta Band – Dry the Rain
Chvrches- Never Ending Circles
The Silencers – Painted Moon
Altered Images – Happy Birthday
Deacon Blue – The Hipster
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, May 1, 2017
1. Dire Straits, Telegraph Road
2. Daniel Lanois, Still Water
3. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Peace In L.A.
4. The Clash, Train In Vain (request)
5. The Rolling Stones with Taj Mahal, Corinna (live) (request)
6. Lee Harvey Osmond, Lucifer’s Blues
7. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, Lookin’ Back (live)
8. Iron Butterfly, My Mirage
9. Little Feat, Lafayette Railroad
10. Aerosmith, Cheese Cake
11. Bruce Springsteen, Gypsy Biker
12. The Who, Now I’m A Farmer
13. Fleetwood Mac, Oh Daddy
14. Syd Barrett, Love You
15. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
16. Van Halen, Take Your Whiskey Home
17. U2, Wake Up Dead Man (request)
18. T. Rex, Planet Queen
19. It’s A Beautiful Day, White Bird
20. David Bowie, Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed
21. Wishbone Ash, Time Was
This week we feature four recent albums from from these four Bands
The Steve Morse Band : The Similitude of a Dream
this double concept album features intricate melodies and it’s a must listen
David Gilmour: Rattle that lock
Pink Floyd’s front man does not disappoint with his latest offering
From intricate guitar on 5 am to a jazzy melancholy sound of Faces of stone. Give this album a listen it shows why he’s still a true performer who’s in it for the love of music
Opeth : Sorceress
Opeth continues to build there progressive sound in there latest offering. Some may consider this album to be among there best work to date.
The Pineapple thief : Your Wilderness
Featuring drummer Gavin Harrison from Porcupine Tree
Every Sunday 12-1pm 11pm The best old and new Progressive Psychedelic and Rock
Can I listen to the FM signal from the main mixer?
Dr. Merrin Macrae, Mark Ruesser and Charlie LaLonde were presenters at the workshop on phosphorous in Ontario agriculture. We hear the presentations by all three and the discussion from one of the breakout groups.
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From the March 24th edition of AW@L Radio, the show starts with a run down of the events at a Peel regional school board meeting, where anti-muslim bigots ripped up a Koran and yelled at people shaming them. The meeting was then shut down, but as host dan kellar notes, the bigots have names, jobs and addresses… (check this Tamara Khandaker piece from vice, including the videos, for more – https://news.vice.com/story/the-quran-was-torn-to-shreds-at-a-raucous-school-board-meeting-in-peel-region)
After a clip of Lowkey’s Ahmed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNqum-_5RhY), we speak of the protests against M-103 (a motion to study the rise in hate in Canada – specifically anti-muslim hate) and we get into a report back from the counter-demo in Kitchener, where antifa contained and outnumbered the confused members of the CCCC. While under the bogus guise of “free speech”, all of the anti M-103 protestors AW@L Radio spoke with, asked if we had read the Koran.
We also note the apparent success of the #IAMWRAgainstRacialDiscrimination campaign (despite the length of the hashtag…), and hype of the antifa resistance worldwide.
“The facists already have unfettered access to the mainstream media, it is the people’s job to keep the bigots off the streets and out of public places.” – antifa at the counter demo at the KW anti-m-103 protest.
From:: Grand River Community News
Tony’s Progressive Chill
Special 4-20 Episode Song list
1. Black Sabbath Sweet Leaf
2. Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze
3. Rush A Passage To Bangkok
4. Steve Wilson Belle De Jour
5. My Morning Jacket Wordless Chorus
6. Pink Floyd Cymbaline
7. Pink Floyd Echoes
8. Steve Miller Band The Joker
9. Tom Petty Mary Jane’s Last Dance
10. Tom Petty Roll Another Joint
11. Little Feat Don’t Bogart That Join
Every Sunday 12-1pm the best old and new progressive and Rock
The Lost Indie City “1992” show setlist April 21 2017
The Charlatans – Tremelo Song
James – Born of Frustration
Inspiral Carpets – Generations
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Not Sleeping Around
Sugar – A Good Idea
The Hip – Pigeon Camera
The Cure – High
Ride – Going Blank Again
Pure – Spiritual Pollution
Hunters & Collectors – Head Above Water
The Fall – Free Range
Spiritualized – Run
King Apparatus – Non Stop Drinking
Morrissey – We Hate it when our friends….
Wonderstuff – That’s Entertainment
They Might Be Giants – The Statute that got me High
Stereo MCs – Connected
Adamski/Seal – Killer
808 State/UB40 – One in Ten
PWEI – Bulletproof
Ministry – Just One Fix
Buffalo Tom – Velvet Roof
Dada – Dizzkneeland
Neneh Cherry/Michael Stipe – Trout
Tori Amos – Silent All These Years
Pavement – Secret Knowledge of Backroads
Sunscreem – Love U More
Mark Wednesdays evenings at 10pm in your headbangers calendar, cuz you won`t want to miss the heaviest hour in Waterloo region: MyAudioFace, featuring Mr. K.
In your face metal music, peppered with hard rock, alternative and other songs that may pop in Mr. K`s head. Sometimes Mr. K has stuff to say as well.
If you have a song you want to hear, or your own music you would like to submit for play, Mr. K wants to hear from you.
Email him at myaudioface@gmail.com, tweet him at @myaudioface or even find him on good ol’ Facebook at fb.me/myaudioface
Crank it to 11 baby, right here at RadioWaterloo 102.7 CKMS.
MyAudioFace is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
1. The Rolling Stones, Stray Cat Blues
2. The Beatles, Glass Onion
3. Golden Earrings*, I’ve Just Lost Somebody
4. Deep Purple, Mandrake Root
5. Jimi Hendrix, Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
6. Cream, Those Were The Days
7. Fairport Convention, Time Will Show The Wiser
8. Pentangle, Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
9. The Velvet Underground, Lady Godiva’s Operation
10. Spirit, Mechanical World
11. Dr. John, I Walk On Guilded Splinters
12. Blue Cheer, Out Of Focus
13. Steppenwolf, The Ostrich
14. Fleetwood Mac, I Loved Another Woman
15. Big Brother & The Holding Company/Janis Joplin, Turtle Blues
16. Blood, Sweat And Tears, Somethin’ Goin’ On
17. The Kinks, Wicked Annabella
18. Creedence Clearwater Revival, Walk On The Water
19. Soft Machine, Hope For Happiness
20. Jethro Tull Move On Alone
21. Jeff Beck, Blues De Luxe
22. Pink Floyd, Let There Be More Light
23. Van Morrison, Slim Slow Slider
24. John Mayall, Fly Tomorrow
* Golden Earring was called The Golden Earrings until 1967, then Golden Earrings until 1969.
Your favourite Wednesday night pals are back (except Dan) to share with you this week’s selection of tunes and …spoons? We introduce TFS Tough Fuckin Shit from Brantford, and play tunes from all out favourites including Two Crosses, Gloss, Oi Polloi and all of the Subhumans. Tie on your bee bonnets and here we go!
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Tonight’s set:
Tony’s Progressive Chill is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.
Song list April 16 2017
The best old and new progressive Rock and Other great Tunes
With your Host DJ Tony
The Lost Indie City “All Killer No Filler” setlist April 14 2017
The Smiths – There is a Light that never goes out
The Cure – Pictures of You
Stone Roses – This is the One
U2 – Seconds
Radiohead – My Iron Lung
XTC – Dear God
The Alarm – The Stand
David Bowie – Moonage Daydream
The Hip – The Wherewithall
Lowest of the Low – Bleed Awhile Tonight
Grapes of Wrath – What Was Going Through My Head
King Apparatus – 5 Good Reasons
English Beat – Best Friend
The Specials – I Can’t Stand It
Blur – London Loves
Pixies – La La Love You
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Kill Your Television
The The – The Kingdom of Rain
Smashing Pumpkins – Hummer
Weezer – The World Has Turned & Left Me Here
New Order – We All Stand
B.A.D. – Medicine Show
PWEI – Def Con 1
NIN – Down In It
House of Love – Shine On
Suede – So Young
This episode starts with a quick plea from host dan kellar to stop the march to war in Syria, including calling out Justin Trudeau for his quick support of Trump’s recent bombardments, calling on NDP leadership hopefuls to clarify thier position on the attacks and on imperial wars in general, and noting that there is no verified proof of who launched the apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria.
To set a base for the rest of the episode, we then read “Racism, Violence, And Thunder Bay Reporting: An investigation of racism on Lakehead University campus and Thunder Bay’s complicity with anti-Indigeneity and systemic violence against Indigenous women” an article by Brady Coyle and Leah Ching if the Argus newspaper in Thunder Bay (http://theargus.ca/features/2017/racism-violence-and-thunder-bay-reporting/).
The rest of the episode is then spent with organiser and social justice activist Alex Hundert, who re-joins AW@L Radio to update us on several campaigns he is working on with folks from Grassy Narrows, specifically the #Justice4Azraya campaign and the Grassy Narrows Youth Media project (https://www.facebook.com/GrassyNarrowsYouth/, twitter: @GNYouthMedia). We also discuss #JusticeForDelaine and bring in discussion of systemic racism present in Kenora, Thunder Bay, and indeed, all across Canada.
The episode ends with *BONUS* content fom Alex, also discussing war (what is it good for?).
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