Future of the Left “Robocop 4: Fuck Off Robocop”

Live version of a (superbly titled) new song from their forthcoming record, The Plot Against Common Sense. 

Check out a portion of the awesome lyrics below (and read the rest here). This song kicks so much ass - especially the last minute.

Robocop 4 is in pre-production
Like Robocop 3 wasn’t bad enough
And George Lucas won’t be kicking his heels 
Til he makes some money from Howard the Duck

Robocop 4 is in pre-production
Like Robocop 3 wasn’t bad enough
I hope the projectionist likes his action
Motion tracked and medicated

(the first director died) 

Ween “Gabrielle”

Shinola Vol. 1 was probably that last Ween album I fully enjoyed. The records they released after had a few gems, but admittedly the band was getting a little long in the tooth. I’ve seen them live countless times though, and had some pretty incredible experiences at their shows so it’s fair to say I’m a little sad to hear about their breakup. Thanks for the mammaries, boys. 

R.I.P. Ween.

The Appleseed Cast “The Summer Before”

Warlock Pinchers “Where The Hell Is Crispin Glover?”

He only makes one movie a year
Surely he’s got time to spare… 

Alkaline Trio “I Found Away”

The only good song on Agony and Irony. Rachel said she’s never listened to this record all the way through, which is probably a real wise decision.

Errors “Cloud Chamber”

Public Image Ltd. “Don’t Ask Me”

Drummer “Serious Encounters”

Don’t you ever try to talk to me…

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - this is one of my all-time favorite records. It’s absolutely flawless.

Sparta 
May 22, 2012 
Troubadour
West Hollywood, California

Setlist:

1. Guns of Memorial Park
2. Mye
3. Untreatable Disease
4. La Cerca
5. Hiss The Villian
6. Most Vicious Crime
7. Unstitch Your Mouth
8. Taking Back Control
9. Born and Buried
10. Collapse
11. Breaking the Broken
12. Tensioning
13. Chemical Feel
14. While Oceana Sleeps
15. Glasshouse Tarot
16. Cut Your Ribbon
17. Air

Moving Targets “Can You Blame Me?”

I Hate The 90’s posted this record today. Pretty happy about that.

Sparta “Taking Back Control”

Since Rachel, Andy, and I are going to see Sparta tonight…

Band Shirt Of The Day: Hot Water Music

I got this Hot Water Music when the newly reformed band played at the El Rey on August 29, 2008. This was right after I had moved to L.A. - might have even been my first show as a resident. If I’m not mistaken, this was the band’s reunion tour. I think they did a few one off reunion shows before doing a full U.S. tour. Officer Lewis and I got to the venue late, so unfortunately we missed In The Red. But Hot Water Music were incredible.

Bob Mould Band “Changes (Live at Bottom of the Hill, 02/24/12)”

Chris Isaak “Go Walking Down There”

Listen to and download (for free!) the first three tracks from Copper Blue performed live in its entirety for the first time ever at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco on February 24, 2012.

(via Bob Mould - Bob Mould Performs COPPER BLUE at Bottom of the Hill, February 24th, 2012 on official.fm)