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
Crank up the show to experience the pre-digital joys of '91 (as well as some cool new stuff)!
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