Thirty years ago, Hollywood's idea of a dystopian future featured Mick Jagger as a mercenary who captures people about to die in the early '90s and brings them to oh-so-futuristic 2009, where they serve as substitute bodies for rich people. And clearly, they predicted everything correctly. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs from 1992 in hour 2.
This playlist is free, Jack:
Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
Pet Fox - Only Warning/A Face In Your Life
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - My Echo/Endless Rooms
Black Midi - Eat Men Eat/Hellfire
Horse Jumper of Love - Ding Dong Ditch/Natural Part
Cola - At Pace/Deep In View
The Inflorescence - So Much of Nothing/Remember What I Look Like
Near Beer - Mixtape Generation/Single
Joyce Manor - Souvenir/40 Oz. to Fresno
Cave In - Floating Skulls/Heavy Pendulum
Horsegirl - World of Pots and Pans/Versions of Modern Performance
Nikki Lane - First High/Denim & Diamonds
Ian Sweet - Fight/Star Stuff
Shearwater - Laguna Seca/The Great Awakening
!!! - Here's What I Need to Know/Let It Be Blue
Sharon Van Etten - I'll Try/We've Been Going About This All Wrong
Porridge Radio - U Can Be Happy If U Want/Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky
Hour 2: 1992
Faith No More - Midlife Crisis/Angel Dust
Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack/Rage Against the Machine
Beastie Boys - Finger Lickin' Good/Check Your Head
Alice In Chains - Right Turn/Sap
Pavement - In the Mouth a Desert/Slanted and Enchanted
Pearl Jam - Sonic Reducer/1992 Christmas Single
Sugar - The Act We Act/Copper Blue
Helmet - Give It/Meantime
Kyuss - Green Machine/Blues For the Red Sky
Rollins Band - Grip/The End of Silence
The Afghan Whigs - Conjure Me/Congregation
Buffalo Tom - Darl/Let Me Come Over
R.E.M. - Monty Got a Raw Deal/Automatic For the People
The Black Crowes - Black Moon Creeping/The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion
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