Well hello again, podcast fans!
Welcome to Flatbasset Radio: Episode #10!
For those of you who are unfamiliar
with the Flatbasset Podcast, here's the story. TCDroogsma is one of
our regular contributors. Specifically, he regularly contributes to
our Songs Of The Week column. Since he's typically very negative
regarding those tracks, we put him to work recording a weekly podcast
that shows that yes, he does actually like music.
This week TCDroogsma's celebrates
the episode's complete lack of structure, compares naval officers to
cocaine pushers, lashes out at James Brown, names his favorite
rapper/convicted sexual criminal, goes on a pretty epic rant about
his hatred for David Bowie, becomes the first person in history to
find comfort in Lou Barlow's voice, explains how to turn your
apartment into The Herkimer, and drops a new (old) Flatbasset
Flatclassic!
Click the player above to give the podcast a listen. Click the title below to download the podcast for yourself. Always free. Always, errr... tolerable.
- Silversun Pickups – There's No Secrets This Year
- Mystikal – Hit Me
- The Clash – Lost In The Supermarket
- Clipse – Virginia
- Paul Westerberg – My Road Now
- Built To Spill – Temporarily Blind
- Central Services – Work For The Government
- David Bowie – Where Are We Now?
- Sebadoh – Soul And Fire
- Kool A.D. (w/Kassa) – Arrested Development
- Nick Cave – Disco 2000
- Black Star (w/Common) – Respiration
If you somehow need more TCDroogsma he can be found on Twitter
(@TCDroogsma). He can also be found rambling away on his personal
Flatbasset blog. Just to reiterate, he believes Mystikal is better
than James Brown and Lou Barlow is better than David Bowie. And
somehow he's still one of our contributors.
For more Newest Industry, we can be found on Twitter
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done by all of our contributors. More importantly, we have a Facebookpage here. Trivial as it may seem, stopping by and giving us a
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Enough “Likes” and TCDroogsma promised to listen to “Heroes”
all the way through without complaining.
