Stuck In Thee Garage #658: November 13, 2026

Sometimes you need to go above and beyond to make your point. Guitar feedback is a great way for artists to create interesting sounds. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I paid tribute to the late Richard Lloyd and played new music from Kiwi Jr., Twisted Teens, Dead Meadow and Caroline Rose in hour 1 and songs with feedback in hour 2. Don't mess with the bull.

This playlist gets the horns:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Television - See No Evil/Marquee Moon

Matthew Sweet - Divine Intervention/Girlfriend

Matthew Sweet - Sick of Myself/100% Fun

Kiwi Jr. - Something Wicked/Single

Twisted Teens - Stalks/The Holy Cross Tigers

Dead Meadow - The Unhounded Now/Voyager to Voyager

Caroline Rose - Calm/Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall

Chastity Belt - I Could Say Less/All My Friends

PISS - I wanted to be a singer/ You Made Me/Skin on Linen

Fake Names - Cover the Distance/Punk Ruins

The Silent Boys - 6 Milk Bottles/Lightning Bugs Are Smiling

The Cat's Miaow - Going to a Show/When You Smiled and Turned Away

DIIV - Us Against You/ZIRP!

Pet Fox - My Only Virtue/Balance

Rocketship - Passing Clouds/Hurt Feelings

Hour 2: Feedback

Kim Gordon - No Hands/Play Me

Sleater-Kinney - The Fox/The Woods

The Raveonettes - Aly, Walk With Me/Lust Lust Lust

Teenage Fanclub - The Concept/Bandwagonesque

The Jesus & Mary Chain - The Living End/Psychocandy

Gang of Four - Anthrax/Entertainment!

The Stooges - Loose/Fun House

Sonic Youth - Purr/Dirty

Nirvana - Radio Friendly Unit Shifter/In Utero

The White Stripes - Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground/White Blood Cells

Death From Above 1979 - Do It! (Live)/Heads Up

Yo La Tengo - Sugarcube/I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One

Tin Machine - Under the God/Tin Machine

Living Colour - New Jack Theme/Time's Up

Soundgarden - Beyond the Wheel/Ultramega OK

Guitar Wolf - 100M Girl/More Jet

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Stuck In Thee Garage #657: November 6, 2026

Life comes at you quick. Sometimes it's hard to take it all in, but somehow we muddle through. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from DIIV, Pet Fox, Rocketship and Fake Names in hour 1 and songs about life in hour 2. It'll give you something to listen to while a clown robs your bank.

This playlist comes in small, unmarked bills:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

DIIV - Dare Me/ZIRP!

Pet Fox - Holding On/Balance

Rocketship - Hurt Feelings/Hurt Feelings

Fake Names - Good Old Days/Punk Ruins

Cameron Keiber - Me and the Main Man/The Tide

Heavens to Betsy - Monsters/Baby's Gone

Fontaines D.C. - Mimesis/Dopamine Chamber

Queens of the Stone Age - Run Away from the Mob/Perfecth

Pardoner - Au Contraire/Target Practice

Westside Cowboy - You Could Have Died There on the Dancefloor/It Goes On

Death Valley Girls - Fire and Brimstone/Welcome to Earth

Roller Dome - Coaster Line/Still Feral

Bodega - Oxygen/All Inside Aquarium

The Cat's Miaow - Journey's End/When You Smiled and Turned Away

The Silent Boys - Number 7/Lightning Bugs are Smiling

Slow Pulp - Entertainer/Melodie

C.O.F.F.I.N. - Gettin' Down/Out in Oslo

Gurriers - Waiting for Fisher/Nobody's Coming to Save You

Evil Island - No Good/Terraform the Afterlife

Hour 2: Life

Jeff Rosenstock - Life Admin/Hellmode

Illuminati Hotties - Wreck My Life (feat. PUP)/Nickel on the Fountain Floor

Blondie - Living in the Real World/Eat to the Beat

The Hives - Legalize Living/The Hives Forever Forever the Hives

The Dears - Death or Life We Want You/Gang of Losers

Pulp - I Love Life/The Peel Sessions

R.E.M. - Life and How to Live It/Fables of the Reconstruction

The Kinks - Complicated Life/Muswell Hillbillies

Drahla - Stimulus for Living/Useless Coordinates

Alvvays - Forget About Life/Antisocialites

Juliana Hatfield - Hole in My Life/Juliana Hatfield Sings the Police

Fleeting Joys - I Want More Life/Despondent Transponder

Future of the Left - In a Former Life/The Peace & Truce of Future of the Left

Fu Manchu - Living Legend/Eatin' Dust

Led Zeppelin - For Your Life/Celebration Day

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Stuck In Thee Garage #656: October 30, 2026

Hey, Halloween's back and that means I get to play two hours of vaguely threatening music on Stuck In Thee Garage. It's chock full of scary, goofy and monstrous rock to crank while you're giving out candy or heading to a Halloween party. Just take it easy on the punch!

This playlist is monster-approved:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Queens of the Stone Age - Where the Goth Girls At?/Perfecth

Upper Wilds - Hellfire/Mercury

Chat Pile - Intruder/Who Loves the Sun

Fu Manchu - Evil Eye/The Action is Go

A Giant Dog - Creep/Pile

Chandos - Creepwolf/Rats in Your Bed

Blue Oyster Cult - Monsters/Cultosaurus Erectus

Motorhead - Killed by Death/No Remorse

Kam Fong - Get Behind Me Satan/From the Bottom of the Sea

Viagra Boys - Creepy Crawlers/Cave World

The Dirtbombs - Born in a Haunted Barn/Billiards at Nine Thirty

Grinderman - Evil!/Grinderman 2

Meatbodies - Haunted History/Alice

Pardoner - Totally Evil Powers/Came Down Different

The Black Angels - Haunting at 1300 McKinley/Phosphene Dream

Jay Reatard - Haunting You/Singles 06-07

The Von Bondies - Only to Haunt You/Love, Hate and Then There's You

Hour 2

Run the Jewels - Thieves (Screamed the Ghost) (feat. Tunde Adebimpe)/RTJ3

Superdrag - Do the Vampire/Head Trip in Every Key

Superchunk - Horror Business/Misfits & Mistakes: Singles, B-Sides & Strays 2007-2023

Scissorfight - The Gruesome Death of Edward Teach/New Hampshire

Misfits - Die, Die My Darling/Single

Iron Maiden - Still Life/Piece of Mind

Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman/Diary of a Madman

Primus - Mr. Krinkle/Pork Soda

Public Image Ltd. - Graveyard/Metal Box

Spinal Tap - Back from the Dead/Back from the Dead

The Afghan Whigs - Big Top Halloween/Big Top Halloween

Sonic Youth - Halloween/1988 Sub Pop Singles Club

PJ Harvey - Meet Ze Monsta/To Bring You My Love

Joy Division - Dead Souls/Substance

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Completely Conspicuous 685: Catch You on the Flip Side

Part 2 of my conversation with Phil Stacey about our favorite non-album tracks. Listen to the episode below or download directly (right click and "save as").

Show notes:

• Phil's #7
• The Until the End of the World soundtrack had plenty of good stuff
• Songs that take you back to a specific time and place
• Jay's #7
• The hunger for Nirvana music was enormous between the release of Nevermind and In Utero
• Give the bass player some 
• Phil's #6
• Zeppelin haven't released many B-sides
• Jay's #6
• The Who has some amazing songs that were never on studio albums
• Phil's #5 was Jay's #10
• Jay's #5
• Another classic from the Singles movie soundtrack
• Phil's #4
• U2's cup runneth over in the '80s
• We were both U2 obsessives in high school/college
• Jay's #4
• A song that wasn't initially included on the album but later added
• College radio stations started playing it and it caught on
• Phil's #3 and Jay's #2
• The quintessential '80s alternative song?
• Johnny Marr elevated the Smiths, but Morrissey was undeniable
• Shoutout to high school classmate who hipped Jay to good music
• Jay's #3
• Another hugely influential alt-rock song
• Joy Division released amazing music in a short period of time
• Phil's #2
• Another Beatles classic
• Phil's #1
• Phil named his fantasy baseball team after this song
• One of the Dead's best
• Was a concert staple but they never did a studio version
• Jay's #1
• Amazing that it was left off Purple Rain
• Controversial for an f-word that may or may not have been THE f-word
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Stuck In Thee Garage #655: October 23, 2026

Basic math can be depressing. Thirty-five years ago was 1991, which was a pretty tumultuous year for rock music (in a good way). But for comparison's sake, in 1991 when we looked back 35 years, it was 1956! Yikes. Nevertheless, this week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from Pardoner, Fontaines D.C., Cameron Keiber and Spanish Horses in hour 1 and songs from 1991 in hour 2. Time travel is groovy, man.

This playlist will light your fire:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Pardoner - Canary/Target Practice

Westside Cowboy - Kick Stones (The Boys)/It Goes On

Bodega - Combustible/All Inside Aquarium

Fontaines D.C. - Happy for You/Dopamine Chamber

Darren Hayman - Words Fall Out of Me/I'm Your Team

Anna McClellan - Do You Want Me Like This/South of Dodge

Cameron Keiber - Rockers/The Tide

Johnny Foreigner - The Great Work/Forwards!

The Tubs - Now and Then/Hard Life

Greg Freeman - Loser's Prize/All Set the Bone

Heavens to Betsy - Seek and Hide/Baby's Gone

Roller Dome - Raking Me Over/Still Feral

Slift - The Village/Fantasia

Spanish Horses - Some People/Small Notions EP

Lex Walton - Hipster Runoff/Ultimate Love Forever

Ceremony - Death Destruction Mayhem/Tell Me Your Dream

Today Junior - If You Want to/Stranger Days

Hour 2: 1991

Motorhead - Ramones/1916

Smashing Pumpkins - Bury Me/Gish

Superchunk - Seed Toss/No Pocky for Kitty

School of Fish - 3 Strange Days/School of Fish

Material Issue - Trouble/International Pop Overthrow

Teenage Fanclub - What You Do to Me/Bandwagonesque

Firehose - Down with the Bass/Flyin' the Flannel

Screaming Trees - Bed of Roses/Uncle Anesthesia

Dinosaur Jr. - Puke + Cry/Green Mind

Mudhoney - Into the Drink/Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge

Matthew Sweet - Thought I Knew You/Girlfriend

The Tragically Hip - Born in the Water/Road Apples

The Feelies - Time for a Witness/Time for a Witness

Pizzicato Five - Twiggy Twiggy/This Year's Girl

De La Soul - Let, Let Me In/De La Soul is Dead

The Nation of Ulysses - Love is a Bull Market/13-Point Program to Destroy America

Swervedriver - Rave Down/Raise

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Completely Conspicuous 684: Dark Side of the Tune

Part 1 of my conversation with Phil Stacey about our favorite non-album tracks. Listen to the episode below or download directly (right click and "save as").

Show notes:

• Back after a few months away
• The definition of "B-side" has changed over the decades
• Now a more accurate term is "non-album tracks"
• Sometimes B-sides were more popular than the A-side
• Got more airplay back when FM stations were new and adventurous
• You had to hunt them down because they weren't on the proper albums
• Some bands like U2 would regularly put non-album tracks on B-sides singles
• Sometimes covers, sometimes original songs that didn't make the album
• When CDs became popular, you had longer albums and more of those songs would be included
• Eventually bands released B-side collections; the Who was one of the first with Odds and Sods in the '70s
• So many Beatles classics weren't included on albums
• Phil's honorable mentions: Beatles, Who, Grateful Dead, Matthew Sweet, Phish, R.E.M., The Cure, Smashing Pumpkins, Pavement, U2, Goose, Prince, Pearl Jam, Talking Heads, Neil Young, Nirvana
• Pavement's "Harness Your Hopes" became their most-streamed song courtesy of Tik Tok
• Jay's HMs: Who, Motorhead, Chris Cornell, Rolling Stones, Dylan, Nirvana, Bowie, Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Sloan, Tragically Hip, Radiohead, Simple Minds, Beatles, Iron Maiden, Gang of Four, Mission of Burma, Beck, Beach Boys, Police, New Order, Cure, Clash, Soundgarden, AIC, Sugar, Joe Jackson, Hendrix, PJ Harvey, Robert Plant, Iggy Pop
• Prince vs. Neil Young for most unreleased material
• Phil's #10
• Jay's #10
• Phil's #9
• Jay's #9
• U2 just announced a stadium tour of South America
• Probably couldn't do that in North America anymore
• Phil's #8
• Jay's #8
• YouTube comments are the worst
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Stuck In Thee Garage #654: October 16, 2026

By the time Friday rolls around, the weight of the world can weigh heavy on your shoulders. Not that it goes away on the weekends, but at least you get a little break before the work week starts to grind you down again. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from Westside Cowboy, Bodega, Roller Dome and Slift in hour 1 and songs about everything in hour 2. They'll help you pick up the pace while you're getting some supplies.

I'll be taking this playlist and whatever cash you got:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Westside Cowboy - Pin Up Boys/It Goes On

Bodega - Weather Me/All Inside Aquarium

Spike Fuck - Getting Sober/Evidence

Roller Dome - Wrecked/Still Feral

Death Valley Girls - Plant Magic/Welcome to Earth

Slift - Waiting Man/Fantasia

Anna McClellan - Drank Earlier/South of Dodge

Greg Freeman - Decade/All Set the Bone

Pet Fox - Avoidant/Balance

Slow Pulp - Red Car/Melodie

C.O.F.F.I.N. - Sleep In It/Out in Oslo

Adult DVD - Jesus Christ Supercar/Adult DVD

Gilla Band - Giraffe/Pugnello

The Van Pelt - Linens Should Be Freshly Pressed/Remain Obscure

Gurriers - Today is Not Enough/Nobody's Coming to Save You

Smug Brothers - Blitz Meridian/Pinhole to Vortex

Hour 2: Everything

Charm School - Boycott Everything Everywhere/Debt Forever

Dinosaur Jr. - Everything at Once/There Near

Superchunk - Everything Hurts/Misfits & Mistakes: Singles, B-Sides & Strays 2007-2023

Descendents - Everything Sux/Everything Sucks

Husker Du - Every Everything/Flip Your Wig

Faith No More - Everything's Ruined/Angel Dust

Johnny Foreigner - The End and Everything After/Waited Up 'Til It Was Light

Kaiser Chiefs - Everything is Average Nowadays/Yours Truly, Angry Mob

Spoon - Everything Hits at Once/Girls Can Tell

Sloan - Everything You've Done Wrong/One Chord to Another

A Tribe Called Quest - Everything is Fair/The Low End Theory

Speedy Ortiz - Everything's Bigger/Real Hair

Piebald - Location is Everything/If It Weren't for Venetian Blinds It Would Be Curtains for Us All

Radiohead - Everything in Its Right Place/Kid A

David Bowie - I Can't Give Everything Away/Blackstar

Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile - Over Everything/Lotta Sea Lice

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Stuck In Thee Garage #653: October 9, 2026

Writers are often advised to write what they know. The same could apply for songwriters, and sometimes what they write about is music itself. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from C.O.F.F.I.N., Pet Fox, the Van Pelt and Gilla Band in hour 1 and songs about music in hour 2! It's like that time you got George Clinton to play at your college in the '90s.

This playlist is Piven-free:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

C.O.F.F.I.N. - Think Bad/Out in Oslo

Pet Fox - Balance/Balance

The Van Pelt - Kris is Riding Horses in Ojai/Remain Obscure

Adult DVD - Do As I Please/Adult DVD

Greg Freeman - Totaled/All Set the Bone

Gilla Band - Placeholder/Pugnello

Gurriers - Party Lines/Nobody's Coming to Save You

Green Star - Lush/Silver + Dust

Avery Friedman - You Move/Single

Protomartyr - The Old Hotel/Hotel Usona

Shudder to Think - Something to Do/Who Sent You?

The War on Drugs - Who's That/Single

Smug Brothers - Kind Enough to Share the Drop/Pinhole to Vortex

Joel Cusumano - Stigmata/Appendix

Slow Pulp - Entertainer/Melodie

Upper Wilds - Dark Road/Mercury

Hour 2: Music

Van Halen - Little Guitars/Diver Down

Ty Segall - Break a Guitar/Ty Segall

Thrush Hermit - Songs for the Gang/Clayton Park

Talking Heads - Electric Guitar/Fear of Music

The Hold Steady - Certain Songs/Almost Killed Me

Sloan - Waiting for Slow Songs/Between the Bridges

The Reds, Pinks and Purples - Writing Songs/Still Clouds at Noon

Thelonious Monster - ...And the Rest of the Band/Baby...You're Bummin' My Life Out in a Supreme Fashion 

Hunx & His Punx - Baby of the Band/Hardly Released: Bedroom Recordings, Demos, Rarities, Unreleased, and Widely Ignore Material

Peel Dream Magazine - Back in the Band/Pad

Thom Yorke - Dawn Chorus/ANIMA

Blinker the Star - The Band is Back in Town/Juvenile Universe

Colleen Green - Natural Chorus/Cool

Horsegirl - The Guitar is Dead 3/Versions of Modern Performance

Kathy Valentine - Guitar, Talk, Love and Drums/Light Years

Sleater-Kinney - Words and Guitar/Dig Me Out

Nirvana - Verse Chorus Verse/No Alternative

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Stuck In Thee Garage #652: October 2, 2026

According to the experts, we're in the midst of a loneliness epidemic. The American Psychiatric Association says 30% of American adults experience loneliness at least once a week and 10% feel lonely every day. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from Smug Brothers, Krill and Shudder to Think in hour 1 and songs about being alone in hour 2.

This playlist is talkin' to you:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Smug Brothers - Eureka Minor/Pinhole to Vortex

Krill - Dominate/Secret Language

Shudder to Think - Who Sent You?/Who Sent You?

Protomartyr - Exalted Eagles/Hotel Usona

Joel Cusumano - 7 x 7/Appendix

The Afghan Whigs - 77/Soft Control

The Reds, Pinks and Purples - Bad Poetry in Bed/True Love Daydream EP

Miley - Different Religion (feat. Model/Actriz)/Bass Persuades

Kristin Hersh - Dark Eyed Junco/Sugar on Blackstone

The Tubs - Stoop to Me/Hard Life

Today Junior - Keep On Pushing Me/Stranger Days

Ty Segall - Black Paint/Chrome

Public Opinion - Closed Captioning/The Curse of Public Opinion

Johnny Foreigner - The Sacking of Fairhill House/Forwards!

French Film - Rabbit Foot/Yours + Five

Wild Pink - Still Coming Down/Still Coming Down

Beck - It Ends Right Here/Ride Lonesome

Hour 2: Alone

Split System - Alone Again/Vol. 2

Jack White - All Alone Again/Frozen Charlotte

The Cure - Alone/Songs of a Lost World

Husker Du - Don't Want to Know If You Are Lonely/Candy Apple Grey

Foo Fighters - Alone + Easy Target/Foo Fighters

Living Colour - Leave It Alone/Stain

Titus Andronicus - Lonely Boy/The Most Lamentable Tragedy

The Smithereens - Alone at Midnight/Especially for You

The Replacements - If Only You Were Lonely/For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986

Silver Jews - Honk If You're Lonely/American Water

Jeff Rosenstock - Beers Again Alone/We Cool?

Ducks Ltd. - How Lonely Are You?/Modern Fiction

Mick Jagger - Lonely at the Top/She's the Boss

La Luz - Lonely Dozer/Floating Features

Ty Segall - The Loner/Fudge Sandwich

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Videodrone #27: Tribute

Videodrone is a weekly(ish) feature looking at music videos from the last half century. 

Tribute (2002)

The term "comedy rock" can be a tricky one, since acts that fall into that genre may swing too far toward one end of the spectrum or the other. Being able to combine musicianship with comedy is something that transcends your run-of-the-mill radio station song parodies. Weird Al Yankovic is the king of this stuff, but others have proven their worth, producing both memorable songs and TV or film projects. This is Spinal Tap is a legendary comedy and it helped that the trio of actors who played the Tap were also musicians who could pull off the musical side, releasing albums and touring as the band. Flight of the Conchords successfully straddled the line as well, starring in a terrific HBO show and releasing funny songs.

And then there's Tenacious D. Formed by Jack Black and Kyle Gass, the duo made its first appearance in 1994 as an opening act. They played the only song they had written, "Tribute," and then asked the audience to vote on what their name should be. Black was soon cast on HBO's Mr. Show while at the same time, Tenacious D was becoming a fixture in the Los Angeles music scene, headlining clubs and opening local shows for the band Tool. Mr. Show stars David Cross and Bob Odenkirk produced three episodes of a Tenacious D TV show that ran from 1997-2000 on HBO after Mr. Show. HBO offered the D a deal to make 10 episodes on the stipulation that Black and Gass would give up their executive producer titles; instead, the duo decided to make a movie instead (2006's Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny).

Tenacious D signed a deal with Epic Records in May 2000 and recorded their self-titled debut album with the Dust Brothers as producers. They were backed by a full band, including Dave Grohl on drums, Page McConnell of Phish on keyboards, Warren Fitzgerald of the Vandals on guitar and Steve McDonald of Redd Kross on bass. The album was released in September 2001 and while it wasn't a huge hit, it was certified platinum by the end of 2005.

"Tribute" was the second single off the album, released in February 2002. The video for the song was directed by Liam Lynch and begins with the guys cramming into a shopping mall karaoke booth so they can record their album. The song, which tells the story of the Tenacious D guys running into a demon (played by an unrecognizable Grohl) who wants them to play the greatest song in the world. In earlier performances of the song, Gass played the iconic opening to Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven," but on the album, the song steers clear of that part (for obvious financial reasons), although there are similar chord progressions.

The best part of the video (and the song) is when the demon asks them, "Are you angels?" and the D dudes reply, "Nay, we are but men. Rock!" And then the full band kicks in. 

The video cuts back and forth from the demon encounter, which includes Grohl miming an electric guitar solo before Black and Gass vanquish him back to hell, and the duo in the karaoke booth. After the solo, the guys bust out of the booth and start singing to passersby in the mall, who include Ben Stiller, Lynch and an old lady played by character actress Linda Porter (who has appeared everything from Malcolm in the Middle to the third season of Twin Peaks). The song ends as Porter returns with a mall cop, who drags the guys away for making a nuisance. The Tenacious D CD pops out of the karaoke booth and Porter picks up and looks at it, and then with red glowing eyes lets out an evil cackle.

In the decades since, Black's movie career took off, but he would make time to release Tenacious D albums and tour occasionally. However, the band has been on hold since 2024, when Gass made a quick joke about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a show in Australia. The resultant backlash and no doubt Black's desire to continue making movies led to the band cancelling the tour and all other work.

As a postscript, 2002 also featured a video from Liam Lynch for the comedy rock song "United States of Whatever." It's a punky classic that originally appeared on The Sifl and Olly Show in 1999, where it was performed by Olly, who was voiced by Lynch. The song actually started getting requested in 2002 by listeners of LA's KROQ after it was burned onto a CD-R that was sent to the station. A physical single was released and the song became a hit in the UK, debuting at #10 on the UK Singles chart. It was also a hit in Australia, Belgium, the Netherlands and New Zealand. Lynch later included it on his 2003 album Fake Songs. 

Stuck In Thee Garage #651: September 25, 2026

What goes up must come down. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from the Tubs, Kristin Hersh and Beck in hour 1 and songs about falling in hour 2.

This playlist is perfect for when you're driving off a cliff:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

The Tubs - Hard Life/Hard Life

Johnny Foreigner - The New Navigation/Forwards!

Today Junior - Waiting for a Change/Stranger Days

Kristin Hersh - Moths/Sugar on Blackstone

Working Men's Club - Devout/Single

Joel Cusumano - Buying Time/Appendix 

Beck - Ride Lonesome/Ride Lonesome

Futurebirds - Fly On/Far Out Country I&II

Allah-Lahs - Vini da Gama/Sirenas

Ty Segall - Let Go/Chrome

Chat Pile - Influence/Who Loves the Sun

Upper Wilds - Reaper/Mercury

Evil Island - No Good/Terraform the Afterlife

Velocity Girl - I Know Exactly What You Mean/1989-1992

Real Numbers - This Empty Frame/Was It Always This Way

Dinosaur Jr. - No Friends/There Near

Hour 2: Falling

Catherine Wheel - Waydown/Happy Days

Radium Dolls - All That Falls/Wound Up

Dax Riggs - Even the Stars Fall/7 Songs for Spiders

The Jesus Lizard - Falling Down/Rack

Tricky Woo - Fell from a Cloud/Sometimes I Cry

Bullet LaVolta - Swan Dive/Swandive

Black Sabbath - Falling Off the Edge of the World/Mob Rules

Yo La Tengo - Our Way to Fall/And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out

Ben Kweller - Falling/Sha Sha

Dude York - Falling/Falling

Tony Molina - See Me Fall/Confront the Truth

Scarce - We'll Fall Down/Noble Scars

The Pursuit of Happiness - When the Sky Comes Falling Down/Love Junk

Dumptruck - Watch Her Fall/CBGB '86 & '88

The Black Angels - Empires Falling/Wilderness of Mirrors 

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