« Radio Mutation » Record Roulette Club #34
Set on the subterranean Mine-World, a band of human worker are treated like slaves under the power of the evil overlord Zygon until one, Orin, unearths the hilt of a mythical sword that only he can master. Escaping the planet, he runs into the rogue smuggler Dagg and a pair of helpful droids and the princess, who all team up to return to the Mine-World with a plan to defeat Zygon and free Orin’s enslaved people. Once again Danny picks out records for your earballs to listen to.
No theme.
- Les Lullies – Don’T Look Twice
- Bad Vibes – Watermelon Trucks
- The Blenders – Graveyard
- The Everly Brothers – Gone Gone Gone
- Gina Carroll – Bye Bye Big Boy
- Red Cross – Burn Out
- Bits Of Shit – Dirty Bomb
- Baby Shakes – Another Place
- Benny Spellman – The Word Game
- Wanda Jackson – Hard Headed Woman
- Mary Wells – Bye Bye Baby
- Datenight (Us) – In And Out
- Roger Miller – Whistle Stop
- The Number Ones – Lie To Me
- Shirley Matthews – Big Town Boy
- Big Charles Green – Rocking On The Moon Tonight
- Curtis Lee – Is She In Your Town
- James T Horn – Glory Bound Train
- The Poets – That’S The Way Its Got To Be
- The Plagues – I’Ve Been Through It Before
- The Toms – I Did The Wrong Thing
- Earl Curry – One Whole Year Baby
- 101 Strings – A Bad Trip Back To ’69
- Dave Dudley – 2 Six Packs Away
- Black Sabbath – Solitude
Record Roulette Club
Punk, Garage Punk, R&B, Soul, Oldies, etc.
Radio Mutation
Formerly known as GaragePunk Pirate Radio (2005–2015) and born of the original GaragePunk Forums message board at GaragePunk.com, Radio Mutation is a podcast network of DJ-hosted music shows featuring wild and untamed garage rock, punk, surf/instro, rockabilly, primitive R&B, power pop, swamp rock, proto-punk, post-punk, psychedelic rock, broken blues… basically all styles of gritty, desperate, REAL rock ‘n’ roll. All of them low-budget productions, independently produced and non-commercial (that means we make no money whatsoever from this endeavor).
Oh, and did we mention our shows are entertaining as hell? It’s true! Loads of personality and, just like the Young Lions Conspiracy*, a heaping helping of Integrity, Soul, and Attitude. Not to mention hours upon hours of great rock ‘n’ roll that you will simply not hear anywhere else.