Gregg Turkington AKA Neil Hamburger in conversation with Cris. Topics ranging from what it is like to play Madison Square Garden in NYC in front of 18,000 rabid Tenacious D fans to seeing John Cougar Mellencamp get clocked in the head at a show in Phoenix, AZ. (Where do cantaloupes go in the summer? John Cougar Mellencamp, of course.) Intro music is Teenagers by The Meat Puppets, outro is I'm in Your Band from Great Phone Calls by Neil Hamburger.

7: Gregg Turkington AKA Neil Hamburger

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Is dicking around a genre? i imagine this track could be used during the opening sequence of any 1985 Hollywood Action flick where the affable comic sidekick is trying to get to work, but keeps running into street situations. 

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captures the listless sadness that permeates our witness to the regressive legacy of entropy's indifference. 

No One Is Inside You

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"The Last Smile" by Don Muro is part of the new release "Synthesizer Pop for a New Age: 1974-1978" out now on @flannelgraphrecords 

Digital / Limited Color Vinyl: http://flannelgraphrecords.com/album/synthesizer-pop-for-a-new-age-1974-1978

Flannelgraph Records is very proud to present what we personally consider some of the best synthesizer instrumentals ever created, somehow unreleased for 40 years! A music educator, composer and more, Don Muro is one of the good guys. On this release, Don takes us on a delightful jouney through danceable jammers that would not be out of place on a Goodson-Todman production, sparse, contemplative prog and beautiful soothing space music. Imagine your favorite local television station ID bumper from 1976 extrapolated into a full album of sonic bliss. 

Synthesizer Pop for a New Age: 1974-1978 will be released in an edition of 259 copies on hazy multicolored vinyl, similar to the appearance of the lava on David Orr’s brilliant cover artwork.


SIDE A
Camel Ride (1974) 4:18
The Whistler (1977) 3:11
Protosquash (1975) 2:48
First Frost From Yon High Eastern Hills (1976) 4:05
Everything’s Going My Way (1974) 5:34

SIDE B
Unending Highway (1978) 7:19
Dakota Burial Ground (1974) 3:50
The Last Smile (1978) 6:09

Synthesizer Pop for a New Age (1974-1978)

DC Promo Tracks #55: Don Muro "The Last Smile"

Roseanne Cash cover from the EP Mike Adams At His Honest Weight Steals The Hits Off Country Beauties
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available on tape/digital at flannelgraphrecords.com

Steals the Hits Off Country Beauties

"Seven Year Ache" by Mike Adams At His Honest Weight

I'm shamelessly dabbling here in the new "Blend" genre that Keith Fullerton Whitman invented with his "Fleetwood Mac; Albatross (Blend)" ( https://soundcloud.com/kfw/fleetwood-mac-albatross-blend ), which rules.

I did forgo the studio version here, but this is every live recording I could find of Starflyer 59 performing "Traffic Jam" stitched together only to be eventually swallowed up by compression and reverb. It was fun to make, ok?

If you have more unique live recordings of this song, send them to me and I'll add them to it.

"Seven Year Ache" by Mike Adams At His Honest Weight

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