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LISTEN LOUD 09.19.2026 · LISTEN LOUD

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  Back again here to bring you the sin. I'm the
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  dude. It's listen loud. Thanks for joining us
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  here Saturdays 1 p .m. For a show appropriate
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  for the entire family punk metal hardcore hard
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  rock all -on vinyl 1977 to 1997 Bring your kids
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  bring your grandma. Let's listen loud. Thanks
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  for joining us here at pirate cat radio KPC are
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  92 .9 in Los Gatos KMRT 101 .9 in Santa Cruz
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  KVBE 91 .1 in Portland, streaming online at kpcr
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  .org. Pirate Cat Radio thanks another Planet
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  Entertainment for providing tickets for station
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  giveaways. Signal Society members get early access
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  to eligible ticket giveaways and receive two
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  independent community powered radio. Join at
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  kpcr .org slash join. And just another note about
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  Pirate Cat Radio because we are built very differently.
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  My friends will tell you that. I am built differently.
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  Our stations in Los Gatos, Santa Cruz, and Portland
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  are powered by volunteers, local voices, independent
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  artists, and listeners who believe radio should
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  still belong to the community. Monthly Signal
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  Society membership provide reliable support for
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  our studios, equipment, transmission, training,
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  events, and people behind the microphones. Independent
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  radio stays independent because listeners choose
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  to support it. Become a Signal Society member
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  at kpcr .org slash join. Let's get into some
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  punk rock here at Listen Loud. We do not play
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  major label punk. We like our punk like we like
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  our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches crusty.
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  We kicked off that last block of music with a
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  few songs from the Another Probe Seven Inch with
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  a Girl on the Cover compilation from Probe Records,
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  of course, out of Pleasanton, California. The
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  bands that you heard there were F***face, Charles
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  Bronson, and Your Mother. After that, we played
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  a couple of songs from the Insane's Diesel Queen's
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  Split Double Seven Inch from Maximum Rock and
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  Roll Records from 1993. So we played an Insane
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  song that was na -na -na -na -na. and then we
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  played the Diesel Queens tune that was Happy
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  Peppy. We followed up that Diesel Queens tune
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  with another Diesel Queens tune called Happy
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  Peppy Jailbreak Mix from the Hooked on Moronic's
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  LP, also on MRR Records. And if you never got
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  to see the Diesel Queens live, I feel really
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  bad for you. I remember seeing them at the Cactus
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  Club, getting to interview Velvy, the singer,
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  sick bastard, after the show for a magazine I
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  was volunteering for. He said some very inappropriate
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  things. And after that, let's see, we played
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  Zeke from Seattle. That was West Seattle Acid
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  Party from their first seven inch. That's on
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  orange vinyl. What I want to know is who's going
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  to write a song about the East Seattle Acid Parties,
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  huh? Why is only the West Seattle Acid Party
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  represented? And then after that, we played Brain
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  Sick. That was One Foot in My Grave from their
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  seven inch Wonderful World of the Brain Sick
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  on red vinyl on ransom note recordings from 1995.
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  And they were such a fast band that I wanted
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  to follow it up with Fury 66, another fast band,
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  Local Boys out of Santa Cruz. That was Fury 66
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  with their split seven inch, Chances Are. And
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  it was, let's see, World Peace, which is a Cro
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  -Mags cover. And last but not least, we followed
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  that. We ended that block of music with Septic
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  Death. That was Insanity from the Pussmark seven
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  inch compilation from 1987 with some excellent
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  Pusshead artwork on that. on that seven inch.
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  This is Listen Loud. I'm the dude. Thanks for
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  listening to KPCR, Pirate Cat Radio, 92 .9 in
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  Los Gatos, KMRT 101 .9 in Santa Cruz, KVBE 91
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  .1 in Portland. We stream online at kpcr .org.
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  We are independent community powered radio, no
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  corporate playlists, no national programming
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  office, just real people making radio for the
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  communities where we live. Believe me, if they
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  were corporate playlists, they wouldn't let me
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  on the air and you wouldn't be hearing any of
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  the songs that I'm playing for you here today.
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  Signal Society members provide the monthly support
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  that keeps independent music, local voices, and
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  community stories on the air. Help keep radio
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  local, independent, and a little weird. Join
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  the Signal Society at kpcr .org slash join. Support
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  live, local, and loud music. I am coming to you
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  from my studio here in Santa Cruz. I'm the dude.
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  The show's called Listen Loud. We're here every
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  Saturday, one o 'clock, playing you punk, metal,
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  hardcore, hard rock, all from vinyl, all underground.
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  Listen loud. A little PSA for you. Vaping is
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  a serious problem facing young people. Nicotine
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  can lead to addiction and vaping can harm developing
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  lungs. Talking with your child about vaping matters
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  and the message is strongest when it comes from
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  someone who knows them. cares about them, and
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  wants to keep them safe. For help starting the
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  conversation, visit TalkAboutVaping .org, brought
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  to you by the American Lung Association and the
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  Ad Council. I'm gonna keep playing you some punk
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  rock here for a little bit and then we're gonna
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  get into some metal, some kind of crossover metal,
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  to end the show if we have time. I'm the dude,
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  I do not take requests because I don't like you
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  and I'm not your friend. Turn up the volume,
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  listen loud. This is Jerry's Kids. There are
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  some great shows coming up with a show of hands.
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  Let me know who's going to see the Derby skate
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  park fundraiser on September 26th with DI and
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  Ragweed. Put your hands in the air if you're
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  going to that show. And if you're not going to
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  that show, put your hands in the air. If you're
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  on the same day, September 26th, you're instead
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  going to see Grave Dodger Street and bad at the
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  knockout in San Francisco. Who's going to that?
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  Put your hands in the air. All right, you're
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  all idiots because I can't see your hands. This
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  is radio. I'm the dude. This is Listen Loud.
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  Thanks for joining us. Some other good shows
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  coming up. We got Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Insight
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  at the Ritz in San Jose, October 5th. By the
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  way, I think I just heard that Brujeria announced
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  a show at the Ritz also in San Jose sometime
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  in September. What is that? September 30th. The
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  Stitches are playing at the Ivy Room in Albany
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  on October 16th. We played some stitches on the
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  show a couple weeks ago. Lost Cause Bastard Machine
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  SC Riot at the Bay Bar and Grill in Capitola
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  on October 23rd. That'll be fun. Exhumed are
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  playing with Jarhead Fertilizer, Savage Master,
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  and Molder at Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco
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  on December 5th. If you haven't been to the Fab
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  Mab, you gotta check that place out. Reopened
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  after many years of hiatus. It's a legendary
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  West Coast venue for music. Speaking of music
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  support live local and loud music. I'm the dude.
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  This is listen loud In that last block of music.
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  We played some Jerry's kids. I Was from the is
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  this my world LP? Although my version of the
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  LP includes unreleased songs from the this is
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  Boston not LA sessions from 1982 But that's on
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  exclaim records Then we played some adrenaline
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  OD from the wacky hijinks of adrenaline OD LP.
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  That's on by our records from 1984 We played
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  New Year's Eve and Small Talk. Then we played
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  some Kraut from an Adjustment to Society LP on
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  Cabbage Records. That's a first pressing, and
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  we played All Twisted from 1982. Legendary East
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  Coast rockers. And speaking of legends, we played
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  some Fang. That was with friends like you from
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  the Where the Wild Things Are LP. Boner Records.
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  And we finished off that last block of music
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  with some Christ on Parade. The song was No Truth
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  from the Sounds of Nature LP on Puss Mort Records.
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  I bought that LP at Offshore Sounds in downtown
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  Santa Cruz a few weeks back. The show's called
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  Listen Loud. Saturdays at 1 p .m. We do all vinyl,
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  only vinyl, punk, metal, hardcore, hard rock,
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  1977 to 1997, underground sound, no major label
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  stuff. DIY, do it yourself. We're going to get
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  a little heavier here now as the show goes on.
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  So let's crank up that volume. This is helmet.
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  Welcome to Listen Loud, I'm the Dude. At Piracat
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  Radio, music is chosen by people, not by a corporate
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  playlist. Our hosts bring their own knowledge,
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  curiosity, and tastes to the airwaves. That means
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  independent artists, unexpected discoveries,
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  local music, and songs you may not hear anywhere
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  else. This show is a perfect example of that.
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  Signal Society members help protect that freedom
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  across KPCR, Los Gatos, KMRT, Santa Cruz, and
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  KVBE Portland. Support radio made by people who
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  care about what they play. Join the Signal Society
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  at kpcr .org slash join. We started out that
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  last segment of music with Helmet. The song you
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  heard was impressionable and that's from the
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  Dope Guns and F***ing the Streets volume five,
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  seven inch compilation. Other bands on that record
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  are Gas Huffer, Melvins and the Dwarves from
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  Amphetamine Reptile Records. That's a classic.
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  Only 2 ,000 of those pressed. After Helmet, we
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  got into some of my favorite crossover metal
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  albums. We started out with Suicidal Tendencies.
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  We played Fascist Pig. That's from Frontier Records.
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  Then we played some Excel, and that was from
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  the Split Image LP on Caroline Records from 1987.
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  And we played Set Yourself Apart. And then we
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  played DRI from their LP Crossover. and the song
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  we played was IDKY and that LP is on death records
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  also released in 1987 and it has the name Dana
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  Hernandez written in 10 on my LP on the cover
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  and the record itself so thank you Dana for not
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  keeping that record so that I could acquire it
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  but I want to know why you got rid of that record
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  to begin with Dana that was a poor choice because
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  it's an amazing amazing LP thank you dirty rotten
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  imbeciles Last but not least there that was from
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  the crumb suckers life of dreams LP on combat
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  records and The song was lived to work, which
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  I'm sure many of you can relate to I know I can
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  Alright, anyway moving on we got a few minutes
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  left in the show. Let's play some metal for you
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  This is all vinyl always from 1977 to 1997. Thanks
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  for joining us at listen loud. I'm the dude appreciate
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  your ears crank up the volume APCR, Pirate Cat
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  Radio, 92 .9 in Los Gatos, KMRT, 101 .9 in Santa
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  Cruz, KVBE 91 .1 in Portland, streaming online
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  at kpcr .org. Check out my concert calendar at
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  www .listenloud .com. We played some Megadeth
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  for you from Killing is My Business and Business
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  is Good. We played Mechanics. I'm sure you recognize
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  that that sounded an awful lot like Four Horsemen
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  from Metallica's Kill 'em All. I'm sure you know
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  that Dave Mustaine was in Metallica in the early
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  early days and he wrote those riffs. And so he
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  took them with him when he formed Megadeth and
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  put it on their first album. And that was on
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  Combat Records in 1985. Came out at the same
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  time as Kill 'em All. After that we played Iron
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  Maiden, The Trooper. That's from a Maxi single,
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  super sound version that I got. I think I bought
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  that in Florida, Bananas Records. And written
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  on it is Bongo DJ in Penn. So thank you Bongo.
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  This record's mine now. Last but not least, that
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  was Acheron. I've also heard the band name pronounced
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  Acheron and Azeron. So take your pick. From the
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  rights of the Black Mass LP, that was Ave Satanis.
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  I bought that at Streetlight here in Santa Cruz.
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  Check them out as a Signal Society member for
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  KPCR. You do get a discount there. And at Streetlight
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  in San Jose as well. Thanks for joining us. I'm
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  the dude. I'm here Saturdays 1 p .m. bringing
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  you vinyl, only vinyl from 1977 to 1997, punk
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  metal hardcore hard rock. I'll see you next week.