Technicolour Dreaming

It was once again a diverse show this week, with the Cat & the Brat ranging through old favourites such as Iggy & the Stooges, Clinic and Magazine through Adelaide stalwarts the Asteroid Belt and Van Cleef, plus some recent releases from Ty Segall, Crystal Stilts and Maya. We also sadly bid farewell to a couple of our favourite Australian bands, Belles Will Ring and the Amcats, who have both announced their final performances and that they are going on an indefinite hiatus, as well as playing the Dukes of Stratosphear’s final showing as our “Band of the Month”, plus of course, much more, so without further ado.....

..... here is the playlist.....

the Church – Hiroshima Mon Amour [Ultravox cover]      (‘Box of Birds’ 1999 Australia)

Magazine – The Light Pours Out of Me      (recorded 1978 on BBC ‘Peel Sessions’ – taken from ‘...Magazine [Maybe it’s right to be nervous now]’ anthology boxset  2000 UK)

Clinic – Sunlight Bathes Our Home      (‘Walking With Thee’ 2002 UK)

Maya – Running Low (On Empty)      (‘EPs 1 + 2’ 2012 Aust.)

the Asteroid Belt – Incantations      (‘Incantations/Exultations’ 2009 Adelaide, Aust.)

Van Cleef – Dalek Gulch      (‘Where the River Meets the Rock’ 2010 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Amcats – Why Can’t You See Her      (7”single 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Belles Will Ring – Pallisade Alley      (‘Crystal Theatre’ 2011 Sydney, Aust.)

the Wild Cherries – Krome Plated Yabby      (7”single 1967 Aust.)

Capt. Groovy – Capt. Groovy & his Bubblegum Army      (7”single 1969 USA)

Ty Segall & White Fence – Time      (‘Hair’ 2012 USA)

Tyrnaround – Colour Your Mind      (‘Colour Your Mind’ 12”EP 1987 Aust.)

Crystal Stilts – Through the Floor      (‘In Love with Oblivion’ 2011 USA)

Eric Burdon & the Animals – A Girl Called Sandoz      (7”single b-side [to When I Was Young] 1967 UK)

the Weirdos – Life of Crime      (7”single 1977 USA)

Naz Nomad & the Nightmares – She Lied [Rockin’ Ramrods cover]      (‘Give Daddy The Knife Cindy’ LP 1984 UK)

Iggy & the Stooges – Search and Destroy      (‘Raw Power’ LP 1973 USA)

13^th Floor Elevators – You’re Gonna Miss Me      (7”single 1966 Texas, USA – taken from ‘Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968’ compilation LP 1972 USA)

Lowell George & the Factory – Candy Cane Madness      (recorded 1967 – taken from ‘Where the Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets 1965-1968’ compilation boxset 2009 USA)

David Bowie – All the Madmen      (‘The Man Who Sold The World’ LP 1970 UK)

the Dukes of Stratosphear – Vanishing Girl      (‘Psonic Psunspot’ LP 1987 UK)   #

     #   “Band of the Month”

technicolour dreaming

Another show, another Dream... this week courtesy of 3D Radio compadre Bryan! Beginning with a blast of the psychedelic from the Asteroid Belt through some 80’s Melbourne psychobilly from the Corpse Grinders onto the black leather glam of classic Suzi Quatro and the whirling acid folk of Circulus, he played a mass of good music from all over, including a number of songs from various Adelaide bands and performers such as Kamikaze, Van Cleef and the mandolin strum of Madeline Hudson plus others from around the world, such as the Apricot from Norway, the UK’s Terry Edwards and Dark Ocean Colors from the USA, before finishing with the Zoot, our current “Band of the Month”... a great show. Thanx Bryan!

..... and here is the full playlist.....

the  Asteroid Belt – Coward’s Song     (‘Blank Horizon’ 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

La Bastard – Get Up, Get Out     (‘the Fabulous Sounds of La Bastard’ 2012 Melbourne, Aust.)

Terry Edwards – Tailgating     (7"single 1998 UK)

the Corpse Grinders – I’m going crazy     (‘Corpse Grinders’ EP 1984 Melbourne, Aust.)

Kamikaze – Graveyard     (‘Crash Burn and Bleed’ 2008 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Apricot – Mind Your Head     (‘A Forestful of Threes’ 2011 Norway)

the Koala – Colours of our Rainbow     (‘the Koala’ LP 1969 USA)

the Mynd Gardeners – Caramel Sky     (‘Tales from the Caramel Hourglass’ EP 2009 Adelaide, Aust.)

Horror My Friend – Leave Me Alone     (‘Shivers and Spines’ EP 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Barbarellatones – Pole Dancer     (mp3 single 2012 USA)

12 O'Clock Shadow – Hellbound Train     (‘Antipodean Screams Vol. 1’ compilation 2003 Aust.)

the Damned Evangelist – Damn You     (‘Antipodean Screams Vol. 2’ comp. 2007 Aust.)

Suzi Quatro – 48 Crash     (7”single 1972 UK)

Madeline Hudson – Monster Machine     (‘Madeline Hudson’ EP 2012 Adelaide, Aust.)

Circulus – Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds [Beatles cover]    (recorded for ‘Mojo magazine: Sgt Pepper covered’ compilation 2007 UK)

Van Cleef – Dalek Gulch     (‘Where the River Meets the Rock’ 2010 Adelaide, Aust.)

the Molting Vultures – Bad Bad Woman     (‘Drop In & Go’ 2009 Adelaide, Aust.)

Dark Ocean Colors – My Barbara Closed the Door     (‘Dark Ocean Colors’ 2012 USA)

Thee American Revolution – Electric Flame     (‘Buddha Electrostorm’ 2012 USA)

the La De Das – How Was the Air Up There?     (7”single 1969 NZ : taken from ‘Ugly Things’ compilation 2000 Aust.)

the Zoot – Turn Your Head     (7”single b-side 1970 Adelaide, Aust.)   #   

          #   “Band of the Month”

Technicolour Dreaming

Once again this week the Cat and the Brat played a diverse set, ranging from the modern psych of America’s Andrew Douglas Rothbard, Sweden’s Dungen and Italy’s the Selfish Cales, to the 6o’s UK freakbeat of the Eyes and an early Frank Zappa cover by the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band..... from some iconic Roxy Music to a Mexican revolutionary anthem by Adelaide’s Van Cleef, from an ode to the discotheque by Adelaide’s Mynd Gardeners to Mick Ronson’s brilliant ‘Only After Dark’, and from the Demon Parade to the Church to Ride Into The Sun to God! Ain’t that rock’n’roll religion?! And we ended the show with the surf’n’sleaze of the Barbarellatones, our current “Band Of The Month”, giving their unique spin to a Jan & Dean classic.....

..... and here is the full playlist.....

Dungen – Du e för fin för mig      (‘Ta Det Lugnt’ 2004 Sweden)

Andrew Douglas Rothbard – Indigo     (‘Abandoned Meander’ 2006 USA)

the Balloon Farm – A Question of Temperature     (7”single 1967 USA)

the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band – Help, I’m a Rock [Frank Zappa cover]     (7”single 1967 USA)

the Eyes – When the Night Falls     (7”single 1965 UK)

the Beatles – Tell me what you see     (‘Help!’ LP 1965 UK)

the Church – When you were mine     (‘The Blurred Crusade’ LP 1982 Australia)

 

Pel Mel – No Word From China     (7”single 1981 Aust.)

the Mynd Gardeners – Discotheque     (‘Tales from the Caramel Hourglass’ EP 2009 Aust.)

Van Cleef – Zapatistas!     (‘Zapatistas!!’ EP 2011 Adelaide, Aust.)

Secret Machines – Atomic Heels     (‘Secret Machines’ 2008 USA)

the Demon Parade – All the cool kids     (CD-single 2011 Aust.)

  

the Selfish Cales – Psychedelic Eyes     (‘Selfish Cales II’ EP 2011 Italy)

the Moffs – Another Day in the Sun     (7”single 1985 Aust.)

God – My Pal     (7”single 1988 Aust.)

Ride Into The Sun – Enemy     (‘Rats, Thieves & Liars’  2011 Adelaide, Aust.)

Mick Ronson – Only After Dark     (‘Slaughter on 10^th Avenue’ LP 1973 UK)

Roxy Music – Ladytron     (‘Roxy Music’ LP 1972 UK)

the Barbarellatones – Dead Man’s Curve [Jan & Dean cover]     (‘Confessions of a Teenage Prostitute’ 2009 USA)    #  

       #  “Band of the Month”

Technicolour Dreaming

Ahhhh... the Cat and the Brat were reunited on the airwaves this week after an enforced bunch of solo shows (two heads are always better than one!) resulting in a musical melange ranging from the neo-psych stylings of Prince Rama to  Josephine XV’s riposte to Napoleon XIV. We played two distinct 60’s bands called Kaleidoscope from two different continents, 80’s Adelaide rockabilly legends the Milky Bar Kids, the Mexican garage riot of Los Explosivos and was that an ode to decapitation by Dutch band Groep 1850? We also featured an interview with Melbourne psych-poppers Go Go Sapien prior to their Adelaide shows, including ‘behind-the-scenes’ anecdotes about the limited-release film which accompanies their new album, an homage to classic Australian schlock-horror B-movies... very groovy indeed! And we bid farewell to DieselWitch Will Kill You as our ‘Album of the Month’...

..... so here is the full playlist..... 

Prince Rama – Portaling      (‘Trust Now’ 2011 USA)

Plasticland – Alexander [Pretty Things cover]     (‘Colour Appreciation’ LP 1984 USA)

3D TV – A Summation Of All These Burdens     (orig. recorded 1991 – released on ‘Burn Your Fingers on the Sun’ compilation 2009 Australia)

Les Goths – Out of the Sun     (7”single 1968 Normandy, France)

the Masters Apprentices – Buried and Dead     (7”single 1967 Adelaide, Australia)

Josephine XV – I’m Happy They Took You Away      (7”single 1966 New York. USA)

Kurt Vile – It’s Alright     (‘So Outta Reach’ 2011 USA)

City Riots – She Never Wants to Dance     (‘In My Head’ cdEP 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

the Honey Pies – Henny Penny     (‘Carpe Carp’ 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

the Milky Bar Kids – If You Remember Me     (orig. released on ‘Regular Rockabilly’ Australian compilation LP 1984 – taken from ‘SouthBound’ compilation 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

Los Explosivos – Hey Monstro!     (7”single 2009 Mexico)

the Great Apes – Sebastapol Street [Procession cover]     (‘Tomorrow Is Today’ compilation 2006 Australia)

-          phone interview with Will Hindmarsh from Go Go Sapien

Go Go Sapien – Sick Love     (‘This Body Is Wrong For Us’ 2011 Australia)

Van Cleef – Barracuda     (‘Zapatistas!’ cdEP 2011 Adelaide, Australia)

Groep 1850 – Mother No-Head     (7”single 1967 Holland)

Kaleidoscope – A Dream For Julie     (7”single 1968 UK)

Kaleidoscope – Keep Your Mind Open     (‘Side Trips’ LP 1967 USA)

Scars – Your Attention Please     (‘Author! Author!’ LP 1981 Scotland, UK)

DieselWitch – Try Me     (‘DieselWitch Will Kill You!’ LP 2011 Adelaide, Australia)   #

        # “Album of the Month”

Technicolour Dreaming

On this week’s show, we ranged from the debut 7” singles by mid-70’s New Yorkers, Patti Smith and Blondie (the original version of ‘X Offender’ and, in our opinion, superior to the better known album take!), to more recent tracks from San Francisco’s fantastic Thee Oh Sees, Toronto’s brilliant psych band, the Hoa Hoa’s, and Melbourne’s all-girl punk rockers, the Spazzys. We interviewed two members of Adelaide band Van Cleef, Chris and Mike, who also chose an eclectic set for us to play... including a song from the sound-track to Dario Argento’s 1982 movie, ‘Tenebre’, to a Roger Taylor-sung Queen track, to the Stooges. Naturally, we also played a number from the current ‘Album of the Month’ by Belles Will Ring... plus much more...

...so here is the playlist...

Dean & Britta – Incandescent Innocent     (13 Most Beautiful... Songs for Andy Warhol’s screen tests)

Dallas – I sold myself to the Devil & he told me I was cheap [Odd remix]     (‘4 Top Ten Hits’, cdEP 2004 Adelaide, Aust.)

Julian Cope – Safesurfer     (Peggy Suicide)

Patti Smith – Piss Factory     (7”single 1974 USA)

Blondie – X Offender     (7”single 1976 USA)

Thee Oh Sees – Ruby Come Home     (Help)

the Spazzys – I don’t want to go to the party     (‘Paco Doesn’t Love Me’ cdEP, 2004 Aust.)

the Hoa Hoa’s – Feels So Good Inside     (Pop/Drone/Pedals)

the Rolling Stones – We Love You     (7”single 1967 UK)

Firewater – Paint It Black     (Songs We Should Have Written)

Goblin – Waiting Death     (soundtrack from ‘Tenebre’ 1982 Italy)

Queen – Fight from the Inside     (News of the World)

Van Cleef – Outrider     (Where the River Meets the Rock)

Van Cleef – Dalek Gulch     (Where the River Meets the Rock)

White Knuckle Fever – White Knuckle Ride     (demo 2010 Sydney, Aust.)

Isolation Valve – Virus Envy     (‘Dear Warren Ellis’ – demo 2011 Adelaide)

the Stooges – Down on the Street     (‘Fun House’ LP 1970 USA)

Belles Will Ring – Redwood Hill     (Crystal Palace)  #

    # “Album of the Month”