Flatbasset Radio: Episode #83

We think the same things at the same time...

Well hello again, podcast fans. Welcome to Flatbasset Radio: Episode #83!

First things first, a big thank you to everybody who stuck with me over the last few episodes. Between the Canada Day show, American Album Hall Of Fame show & the Aesop Rock MegaMix I went pretty heavy on themed shows over the month. I don't do that too often, but circumstances dictate the themes and, honestly, I had a ball doing each of those episodes. Thanks to everybody who gave them a listened and special thanks to anybody who shared them. It's appreciated.

On that note, let's get back to our regularly scheduled podcast. Flatbasset Radio: Episode #83 doesn't have any theme besides being a collection of stone cold jams. In this week's show we revisit some albums celebrating anniversaries, throw one out for the Donald Trump, check in with Glasgow's finest pop band on the cusp of their big breakthrough, mourn the anniversary of the death a pop icon, and check in with some of the best local music coming out of these rainy Twin Cities. All that plus the Cover Of The Week & Flatbasset Flatclassic!

As always, Flatbasset Radio is completely free. I've finally set up a decent downloading site, so if you'd like to download Flatbasset Radio: Episode #83 (with all the appropriate iTunes tagging), just click here.

If you don't have the time or desire to download the show, just click the Mixcloud player below and you're good to go.



Here's how Flatbasset Radio: Episode #83 plays out:

01. The Pooches - Mulligan

02. Homeboy Sandman - Talking (Bleep)

03. Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good

04. Golden Smog - Strangers

05. Bad Religion - No Substance

06. Four Tet - Field

07. Lily Allen - Littlest Things

08. TV On The Radio - I Was A Lover

09. Metasota - Organic Growth

10. The Counterfactuals - Hide In The Noise

11. Silversun Pickups - Common Reactor

12. Thom Yorke - Harrowdown Hill










There you have it, folks. Enjoy!





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Newest Industry Presents: Flatbasset Radio - Episode #10

(THIS POST ORIGINALLY APPEARS ON THE TWIN CITIES BLOG NEWEST INDUSTRY)

L, M, N, O, bitches...

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.

Flatbasset Radio: Episode #10

1. Silversun Pickups – There's No Secrets This Year
2. Mystikal – Hit Me
3. The Clash – Lost In The Supermarket
4. Clipse – Virginia
5. Paul Westerberg – My Road Now
6. Built To Spill – Temporarily Blind
7. Central Services – Work For The Government
8. David Bowie – Where Are We Now?
9. Sebadoh – Soul And Fire
10. Kool A.D. (w/Kassa) – Arrested Development
11. Nick Cave – Disco 2000
12. 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 (@NewestIndustry1). Give us a follow to stay up on the work being done by all of our contributors. More importantly, we have a Facebookpage here. Trivial as it may seem, stopping by and giving us a “Like” is a free & legitimate way to support the blog. Enough “Likes” and TCDroogsma promised to listen to “Heroes” all the way through without complaining.