This song is a note to myself to play it cool. It’s such a good song, I am sharing with you. Oh yeah, it’ll be in the playlist this week. Listen, to the Fuzz Factory, Thursday night at 8 PM (EST).
Time flies. Time stands still. 20 years ago can seem like last year. Recently, I was thinking (as I always do) about the mysteries of life. The usual subjects came to mind. Time, space, the power of the groove. In the midst of those deep thoughts, I began contemplating the death of Kurt Cobain and how it really was 20 years ago. That is amazing to me. Like many people of my generation, I remember exactly what I was doing the moment I heard about his death. It was early April 1994. I was moving into an apartment on Campbell Street in Chicago. I heard on WXRT as I was parking to unload my car. Do you recall what you were doing when you heard the news?
That’s why this week on the Fuzz Factory, the Compare/Contrast feature was Nirvana and cover versions of Nirvana songs.
Tune into SCAD-Atlanta Radio (www.scadatlantaradio.org) Thursdays from 8-10 PM (EST) for the Fuzz Factory big rock & roll show.
Here is the latest playlist.
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Hut Nut – Black Nasa
Prophet – Truckfighters
Superhuman God – Astroqueen
Jaywalkin’ – Urge Overkill
Crawling Over Bodies – Sweetapple
Teacher – Bend Sinister
I Sleep In Nature – Quilt
All My Own Stunts – Arctic Monkeys
Kick The Stones – Chris Whitley
Bass Sounds – Karate
I Appear Missing – Queens Of The Stone Age
The Lottery – The Afghan Whigs
The Lane – Sleepy Sun
G.L.O.W. – The Smashing Pumpkins
Enders Toi – Tame Impala
(Can’t You) Trip Like I Do – Filter & The Crystal Method
Phoenix – The Prodigy
Lake Of Fire – Meat Puppets
Dive – Nirvana
Stay Away – Charles Bradley & The Menahan Street Band
Scentless Apprentice – Nirvana
Something In The Way – Jeff The Brotherhood
Negative Creep – Nirvana
On A Plain – Telekinesis
Lounge Act – Nirvana
Smells Like Teen Spirit – Melvins w/Leif Garrett
This week on the Fuzz Factory, the Compare/Contrast feature will be Nirvana and cover versions of Nirvana songs. Tune into SCAD-Atlanta Radio (www.scadatlantaradio.org) this Thursday from 8-10 PM (EST).
Recently, I was contemplating the fact that Kurt Cobain died 20 years ago. It was early April 1994. Like many people of my generation, I remember exactly what I was doing the moment I heard about his death. I was moving into an apartment on Campbell Street in Chicago. I heard on WXRT as I was parking to unload my car. Do you recall what you were doing when you heard the news?
20 years ago. Wow.
In honor of this being Holy Week, the holiest of all weeks, the Fuzz Factory had its first ever Jesus is Lord Special Feature! That’s right, I’m fighting back against this Blood Moon negative vibe with some good old fashioned rock & roll religion. I am also reflecting on two other things. The first being memories of being home in Chicago, going to Catholic school and church every Sunday. The second being thoughts about all the rock & roll out there about God and the Lord Jesus. Great rock & roll too, AKA – no Christian rock. After all, Jesus likes authenticity. Therefore, Jesus likes the Fuzz!
The Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero, bringing you great rock & roll every Thursday night from 8-10 PM (EST). Served fresh to your computer speakers every Thursday. Tell your kick ass cool friends!
This latest playlist shows what you heard (or missed) – two hours of great rock & roll. Check it out.
JESUS IS LORD! Hehe.
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Hard On For Jesus – The Dandy Warhols
Jesus Says – Ash
Jesus Came From Outta Space – Supergrass
God! Show Me Magic – Super Furry Animals
Jesus Crux – Greta
Jesus Sings The Blues – Junkyard
Dear God – Monsters Of Folk
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison
God Put A Smile Upon Your Face – Coldplay
Jesus Of Nothing – Soulsavers
God’s Children – The Gutter Twins
Jesus Doesn’t Want Me For A Sunbeam – Nirvana
Wooden Jesus – Temple Of The Dog
God Fearing Man – Ben Harper
The Other Jesus – Swervedriver
Jesus Forgive Me (For The Things I’m About To Say) – Concrete Blonde
Jesus Loves You (Not As Much As I Do) – Eve’s Plum
It’s Alright, It’s Okay, Jesus Told Me So – Verbena
Jesus Just Left Chicago – ZZ Top
Petition The Lord With Prayer – The Doors
Jesus – The Velvet Underground
Shakin’ Hands With The Holy Ghost – Blackberry Smoke
Jesus Built My Hotrod – Ministry *
Leather Jesus – Tenderloin
Jesus Christ Pose – Soundgarden
* = listener request
In honor of this being Holy Week, the holiest of all weeks, the Fuzz Factory will have its first ever Jesus is Lord Special Feature! That’s right, I’m fighting back against this Blood Moon negative vibe with some good old fashioned rock & roll religion.
So, listen! Thursday night from 8-10 PM (EST) on SCAD-Atlanta Radio (www.scadatlantaradio.org). Do it for Jeebus!
The word is out that Malcolm Young has suffered a stroke serious enough to affect the way he plays guitar. Malcolm Young was the glue. Therefore, AC/DC is no more, after 41 years. Sad but true.
Yeah, it’s still a little hard for me to believe, but it’s very true. With the exception of a couple of years, I’ve lived in the Deep South since September 2001. It’s been a cultural adjustment for a man like me, a native of Chicagoland. One of the noticeable changes has been my increased appreciation of the Southern Gothic narrative. My awareness and knowledge of quality rock & roll rooted in the southern tradition has been greatly expanded. So that’s why this past week here in the Fuzz Factory I decided to make the Compare/Contrast feature two bands that have set the standard for Southern Rock. I’m referring to Drive-By Truckers (from Athens, GA and Muscle Shoals, AL) and the Black Crowes (Atlanta, GA).
That’s all for now. Make sure you turn on the Fuzz Factory this coming week for the first ever Jesus Show. Yep, the Jesus Show. It’ll be Holy Week, yo. The Fuzz Factory with Brett Callero, bringing you great rock & roll every Thursday night from 8-10 PM (EST). Served fresh every Thursday. Tell your friends!
This latest playlist shows what you heard (or missed) – two hours of great rock & roll. Check it out.
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Dimension – Wolfmother
Dope Train – The Vines
Astral Vision – Sun Dial
Push – East Ash
The Return – The Black Angels
Contact Me Now – The Grifters
One Good Reason – Bob Mould
Rosechild – Stress
I’m Needy – James Hall
Pensacola – Deerhunter
Reptilia – The Strokes
Ball And Biscuit – The White Stripes
Where I’m Going – Down
Backwoods Travelin’ – Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies
Soul City – Southern Culture On The Skids
Greasy Creek – The Legendary Shack Shakers
Ronnie And Neil – Drive-By Truckers
Buttholeville – Drive-By Truckers
Come On – The Black Crowes
Remedy (Acoustic Version) – The Black Crowes
Self Destructive Zones – Drive-By Truckers
Used To Be A Cop – Drive-By Truckers
Thorn In My Pride – The Black Crowes
Wiser Time – The Black Crowes
