“Punktronic Disco Dirge – Ep. 004!” constructed by Richard F. Yates
Hey folks! Welcome back to the Orbiting Sub-Atomic Pirate Radio Satellite! We’re all fired up with PISS and VINEGAR for this show. I’m not sure (beyond the general shittyness of the world at the moment) what’s gotten stuck in my gullet lately, but this show turned out rather snarky! See if you can stomach the vibe---especially once we get to the triple-nasty-cover section of the show! Buckle up…it’s gonna be a bumpy ride!!!
Punktronic Disco Dirge – Episode 004
(approx.. 1 hour and 3 minutes long)
[Very short, no-nonsense intro…Well...a TINY bit of nonsense…]
David Bowie – “Rebel, Rebel” from The Singles Collection 1969 – 1993 (1993) (orig. released in 1974.)
Justin Robertson – “London 1967” from Leipzig Motorbike EP (2014)
Was (Not Was) – “Dad I’m in Jail” from What Up, Dog? (1988)
[DJ banter.]
Gil Scott-Heron – “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” from Evolution (And Flashback) (1999) (orig. released in 1971)
7 Seconds – “99 Red Balloons” from KPNK: All the Hits All the Time (1997) (orig. released in 1985)
The Circle Jerks – “Put a Little Love in Your Heart” from Wild in the Streets (1982)
Ministry & Co Conspirators – “What a Wonderful World” from Cover Up (2008)
[More annoying DJ talk. Doesn’t he realize that every minute he talks, that’s one punk song that doesn’t get played??? Jeeeze…]
Rubella Ballet – “Mummy” from Never Mind the Day-Glo Here’s… (2010) (orig. released in 1986)
Danielle Dax – “Big Hollow Man” from Dark Adapted Eye (1988)
Zombie Girl – “Dead Inside (Cardinal Noire Mix)” from Panic Attack EP (2015)
Uffie – “Weed & Drum Machine” from Weed & Drum Machine Single (2019)
[DJ blather and (finally) a sign off---promising two more cuts before the END!]
Happy Mondays – “Step On (Remix ’91)” from Step On Remix ’91 Single (1991)
OK Go – “All Together Now” from All Together Now Single (2020)
And we’re done!!! Thanks for stopping by! (Be sure to tip the wait-staff!!!)
[CORRECTION!!! I said that Was (Not Was) was active in New York’s punk / no wave scene, but they were ACTUALLY from Detroit. They did, however, release music on the New York based label, ZE Records, which was one of the big players in the no wave / mutant disco freak scene. Thought I should mention that… ---RFY]
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