Something I Learned Today

Punk Rock and Other Assorted Bullshit

SILT Podcast #2

February 13th, 2007 | Posted by: Eric | Category: podcast

My second stab at a podcast, this time with some annoying chatter from yours truly. At some point I’ll set up an RSS feed for just the podcasts.

Download the file (right click, save as - 72 minutes, 66 MB, 128kbps)

Playlist:
1. Dicks - Dead in a Motel Room
2. Soul Side - God City
3. Verbal Assault - Trial
4. 411 - Face the Flag
5. Cause For Alarm - Time Will Tell
6. MOTO - Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance to the Radio
7. Rhythm Pigs - Radio Silence
8. Skinnies - Out of Order
9. Huns - Glad He’s Dead
10. Fear - Now Your Dead
11. Misfits - Bullet
12. Dow Jones & The Industrials - Can’t Stand The Midwest
13. Mecht Mensch - Grinder
14. Red Meat - The Circle
15. Angry Red Planet - Curling
16. NNB - Slack
17. Coyote Men - Primitive Urge
18. Oblivians - Hey Mama, Look At Sis
19. Revelators - Don’t Look At Me When I’m Looking At You
20. Didjits - Baby, Ür a Dräg
21. Humpers - Plastique Valentine
22. Bastards - Shit For Brains
23. Guzzard - Glued
24. Gin Mill - Ex-patriot
25. Dare to Defy - Shut The Gates of Mercy
26. Sheer Terror - Rock Bottom on the Kitchen Floor
27. God & Texas - 1979 Under God

17 Comments so far

  1. Doc Johnson February 14th, 2007 8:14 am

    Soooooo much good stuff in this one. Thanks for taking the time to put it together. It’s helping me get through a fucked up morning.

  2. Chris Oliver February 14th, 2007 1:23 pm

    Ah, “Radio Silence” is one of my favorite punk tracks. Good lookin’ out, can’t wait to listen to this.

  3. Scott February 14th, 2007 2:23 pm

    Another good one, nice to have podcasting company. :)

  4. EvilDo'er February 14th, 2007 6:53 pm

    Nice to see the Dicks on here..the word from Gary is the March 30th show in Austin,Tx will be the last one ever..sad

  5. Todd February 14th, 2007 10:41 pm

    Hell yeah! Love the site and the podcast. I’m just starting my own site, check out -

    http://itsabeautifulday.libsyn.com/

    Hope you don’t mind the plug

  6. Peter Davis February 15th, 2007 6:19 am

    Wish there were a way to get JUST that NNB track. ;)

  7. Janne February 15th, 2007 7:47 am

    Excellent! Thanks!

  8. Eric February 15th, 2007 5:29 pm

    Glad you guys like this. I’m enjoying putting these together, more so than the usual posts. This may be the future for me…

    Peter - you can check out a nice rip of “Slack” on Bob Mould’s site

    Scott - just to say your weekly podcast rocks. I’ve obviously modeled mine on yours. Royalty check is in the mail!

  9. tim February 15th, 2007 7:44 pm

    Swell podcast, thanks for assembling. Keep it up.

  10. Jalapeno Bootyhole February 16th, 2007 12:24 pm

    Hey man, your blog kicks fuckin’ ass. Just discovered your podcast, and the first one rocks…just a question, do you normalize the volume of your tracks before you lay them down?

    There’s a nice free tool called Mp3gain (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/index.php) that non-destructively lets you normalize all your trax, and it really helps to create cohesive-sounding ‘cast. Very easy to use and indispensable IMHPOV. Chiggity check it out sometime.

  11. Rob February 16th, 2007 1:43 pm

    Gin Mill, nicely done.

  12. Joe Stumble February 18th, 2007 7:06 pm

    Eric — this is great. I’m leaning towards these too. If I do one, I’ll owe you a royalty check!

  13. Peter Davis February 24th, 2007 9:39 am

    Hey, Eric

    Thanks for calling that to my attention. Much appreciated. Went a few pages back on his 2004 archives and harvested a couple other nuggets, chief among them, THE SUBURBS’ “World War III.” Quite primo “‘Cause God said….kneeeeeeel yewwww bassssstards.” Kind of made my day ‘tween that and the NNB track, which yes, did stand for “No Name Band.” Old roommate of mine played bass in them and once upon a time I had a stack of them. Collector scum who shall remain nameless paid a premium for the last three I had too.

    Cheers!

  14. Ross March 2nd, 2007 10:09 am

    This is a rude mix, i’ve been listening to this at work !!Head phones nice n loud !!

    411 reminds me of my skateboarding days !!
    I really like Huns into Fear.
    Rockin !!
    R

  15. Anonymous March 8th, 2007 4:25 am

    Hi, Eric! Who’s playing the Husker’s cover in the radio’s theme? Is that Hammerhead?
    Love this podcast session!

  16. Eric March 8th, 2007 7:39 am

    Yep- that’s Hammerhead covering Something I Learned Today in the intro

  17. jen March 30th, 2007 2:15 pm

    Thank you for reminding me that years and years later, I *still* love listening to “Trial” at ear-splitting volume. thanks!

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