Here is the podcast for tonight's show. We hear some new and recent releases as well as tracks from the heyday. The first set contains songs that relate to vampires in one way or another. The final set includes A Place to Bury Strangers and The Raveonettes, two groups that have achieved quite a bit of attention, especially as of late. Their songs are coupled with obvious (and quite wonderful) influences Suicide and The Jesus and Mary Chain. Rhino records remastered and reissued five Jesus and Mary Chain records this week. It's been a long time since they've been available at an affordable cost, so if you've got worn out copies, now's your chance to hook up. Hopefully by the end of the show you'll be talking to your chaotic souls in rhymes (yeah, I know, cheez-balleez, but whatever). Enjoy!
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Bonus Video: The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
PsychoCandy Radio March 23, 2008
Playlist:
Ministry – Everyday Is Halloween (Twelve-Inch Singles 1981-1984) Wax Trax! 1985 *Music Bed for Introduction*
Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead (1979-1983: Vol. 1) Beggars Banquet 1986
Sohodolls – My Vampire (Ribbed Music for the Numb Generation) A&G 2007
Old Time Relijun – Vampire Sushi (Witchcraft Rebellion) K Records 2001
*Station Break* Joy Division – Incubation (Substance: 1977-1980)
Death House Chaplain – Burning Up
The Duke Spirit – Lassoo (Neptune) Artist First 2008
Patti Smith – Space Monkey (Easter) Arista 1978
Magazine – Definitive Gaze (Real Life) Virgin 1978
Joy Division – From Safety to Where…? (Substance: 1977-1980) Qwest 1988
*Station Break*
Suicide – Rocket
The Raveonettes – Aly, Walk With Me (Lust, Lust, Lust) Vice 2008
The Jesus and Mary Chain – Darklands (Darklands) Blanco y Negro 1987
The Smiths – Panic (Louder Than Bombs) Sire 1987 *Music Bed for Closer*
