Three D Radio announcer, Megan Cat (up until recently with her husband, the late Peter Brat) lives in "The BratHaus" a rural seaside home about 100km from Adelaide on South Australia's scenic Fleurieu Peninsula.
Veteran musician Peter, and artist/musician Megan, were long-time DJs on Three D Radio 93.7fm
, Adelaide's eclectic independent music station.
Together Peter & Megan, known as "The Cat and The Brat" created this blog to allow listeners to review the playlists of their radio show, "Technicolour Dreaming" , watch clips of selected songs and simply join them in the enjoyment of their favourite music... psychedelia, 60's garage,
surf, punk/post-punk, pop, folk-rock, glam, 'Krautrock', goth, 80's electro... and much more!
But The Cat is carrying on the tradition, with guest co-presenters, and "Technicolour Dreaming" will continue in the same format, drawing from the huge "Cat & Brat" music collection, with the addition of new releases and reissues to keep things current. The Brat is hugely missed, but the show must go on, as he wanted...
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Technicolour Dreaming

The Cat and the Brat were in the mood for some heavy guitar sounds this week, as evidenced by Black Sabbath’s ‘Paranoid’ through to some Stooges and Radio Birdman. Of course there was plenty of psych goodness too, with tracks from Thee Oh Sees, Adelaide’s Mondo Phase Band (recorded ‘live’ in 3D Radio’s SoundLounge), the Lovetones, a pick from the new ‘singles collection’ by the Brian Jonestown Massacre and a keyboard freakout from Quasi. There was a classic early single by the Saints plus some mid-70’s Flamin’ Groovies and a demo from Adelaide punk legend, Liz Dealey. We finished with another track from ‘West’ by the Wooden Shjips, our current ‘Album of the Month’.....
..... but here is the full playlist.....
the Dave Miller Set – No Need to Cry     (7”single b-side 1970 Australia)
Sun Shepherd – Prevails the Beast     (‘Procession’ cd 2011 Perth, Aust.)
Black Sabbath – Paranoid     (‘Live at Last’ LP 1980 UK)
Capt Beefheart and the Magic Band – Dachau Blues     (‘Trout Mask Replica’ LP 1969 USA)
Public Image Limited – Public Image     (‘Public Image: first issue’ LP 1978 UK)
the Black Angels – Young Men Dead     (Passover)
the Sacred Cowboys – Nothing Grows in Texas     (7”single 1982 Melbourne Aust.)
the Brian Jonestown Massacre – Love is the Drug E!     (The Singles Collection)
the Lovetones – Stars     (Meditations)
Quasi – I don’t know you anymore     (When the going gets dark)
Radio Birdman – Burn My Eye     (‘Burn My Eye’ EP 1976 Sydney Aust.)
Liz Dealey – Kiss my ass     (‘Pure Purple Demos’ 2011 Aust.)
the Stooges – 1969     (‘the Stooges’ LP 1969 USA)
Fiendish Cavendish – Dungeon Daughter     (DepthCharge 10 – the 3D Radio Compilation of Adelaide Music 2011)
Molten Universe – The Green Ray     (The Green Ray)
Thee Oh Sees – Ruby Go Home     (Help)
Mondo Phase Band – Horshoe     (Live-To-Air from 3D Radio ‘SoundLounge’ 2011 Adelaide)
The Great! Society!! – Someone to Love [live]     (recorded 1965released onRock Machine - I Love You’ compilation LP 1968 USA)
the Flamin’ Groovies – I Can’t Hide     (7”single 1976 USA/UK)
the Fleshtones – Girl from Baltimore     (7”single 1980 USA)
the Saints – This Perfect Day     (7”single 1977 Aust./UK)
Wooden Shjips – Black Smoke Rise     (West)   #

    #  Album of the Month  

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Technicolour Dreaming

Usual co-host Peter Brat being ‘indisposed’, your presenters for this week’s show were ‘the Bryan & the Cat’, playing our usual mix of psych, garage, surf, pop, punk, electro and so much more... including, from the vaults, Adelaide music from the Dagoes, the Brats and Liz Dealey, plus the un-released single by Exhibit A (produced by Tony Cohen in Melbourne in 1982, featuring Peter Brat, Stu Spasm, Chris Walsh of the Moodists, Richard Ploog from the Church and Brendon Walker) ... a clutch of classic Lipstick Killers, Jason Crest and Revillos tracks, plus artists ranging from perennial favourites Sparks through Apples In Stereo and Japan to the Detroit Cobras. They also featured recent recordings from bands such as Scotland’s the Fast Camels, the Horrors, the Brutes and Adelaide’s All the leaves have fallen plus, of course, our new “Album of the Month” by local legends Almost Numan...
..... so here is the full playlist.....
Japan – Canton     (‘Tin Drum’ LP 1981 UK)
All the leaves have fallen – Ruby Bland     (demo 2011 Adelaide, Australia)
Exhibit A – Confusion     (un-released single 1982 Melbourne/Adelaide)
the Brats – Hoodlums      (demo 1980 Adelaide)
the Brutes – Last of a Dying Crowd     (‘It’s Happening Vol 2’ Shindig! magazine comp. 2010 UK)
the Detroit Cobras – You’ll never change     (Tied & True)
Liz Dealey – Goodbye     (‘Pure Purple demos’ 2011 Aust.)
Sparks – Let the Monkey Drive     (Exotic Creatures of the Deep)
the Undertones – Girls Don’t Like it     (‘The Undertones’ LP 1979 UK)
the Bellrays – Remember     (The Red, White & Black)
the Flamin’ Groovies – Slow Death     (7”single 1972 USA)
the Lipstick Killers – Hindu Gods (of Love)     (7”single 1979 Sydney, Aust.)
the Dagoes – We Sell Soul [Roky Erikson cover/version]     (7”single 1979 Adelaide)
Jason Crest – Black Mass     (7”single 1969 UK)
the Fast Camels – Like a Magic Optician     (Magic Optician)
Apples In Stereo – Strawberryfire     (Her Wallpaper Reverie)
Toyah – Angels & Demons     (‘Four from Toyah’ EP 1983 UK)
the Revillos – Voodoo [demo version]     (‘From the Freezer – Demos and Rarities’)
Almost Numan – Blockhead [Devo cover]     (Almost Numan : ‘OFF’ side)     #
the Horrors – Crawdaddy Simone [Syndicats cover]     (the Horrors)

     # “Album of the Week”