Night Dangers. Ever since I heard this band a couple years ago, I’ve been hooked. Then Andrew Philp, the main Night Danger-er, sent me a copy of their soon-to-be-released full length record and whooooooo yeah, it was time for an interview. This Bobcast feautures an interview with Andrew about all kinds of stuff - music, mental health, the Midwest “sound”, who would win in a fight - Prince or Bob Stinson (that’s totally not in this episode besides they’re both dead how fucked do you think I am???) and more! Oh yeah, there are TWO ghost stories in this one as well, one by Andrew, one is a VERY SPECIAL GUEST (Hi Mono!). Music-wise, there’s a brand new Bobcast theme song by What Me Worry? and three Night Dangers songs - “All I Need”, “This Time” and “Let Myself Down Tonight”.

Michael Crusty of Crusty Media and The Miserable Failure Podcast comes aboard the Bad Ship Bobcast to play some songs and talk about the Halloween movies! And other stuff, we do talk about the bands and the music. That is our job as music journalists of the highest caliber. You’ll get 10 songs in this episode - 5 picked by me, 5 picked by Mr. Crusty. Here’s a track listing, in the order in which they’re played in the episode:

1. Doghouse Rose “Last Time”

2. The Bollweevils “Liniment & Tonic”

3. Hangtime “Too Many Days”

4. Night Dangers “Another Nightmare”

5. Lawless Sons “Mufasa”

6. Sad Girlz Club “I Think I’m Ready”

7. No Big Deal “A Million Things”

8. Parker “Ruin My Life (Live)”

9. Nothing Serious “Blabbermouth”

10. Riverboat Gamblers “Bonzo Goes To Bitburg”

Also, Carolyn Mauricette makes her triumphant return to The Bobcast with another installment of The Celluloid Catacombs! This time around, Carolyn is discussing the “Insidious” franchise of movies. Super-duper-spooky stuff! Brought to you by Midwife Made Naturals and Pomps Not Dead Pomade. Here are some links!

Midwife Made Naturals WEBSITE

Pomps Not Dead Pomade ETSY SHOP Click the link to buy some of the “Something’s Gotta Slick” pomade and help out Roger Miret!

Carolyn Mauricette’s A VIEW FROM THE DARK

The Miserable Failure Podcast on APPLE PODCASTS

Crusty Media WEBSITE

THE BANDS

Doghouse Rose WEBSITE

The Bollweevils BANDCAMP

Hangtime BANDCAMP

Night Dangers BANDCAMP

Lawless Sons BANDCAMP

Sad Girlz Club BANDCAMP

No Big Deal FACEBOOK PAGE

Parker FACEBOOK PAGE

Nothing Serious BANDCAMP

Riverboat Gamblers WEBPAGE

LEGAL STUFF

All the bands of this episode appear courtesy of themselves.

“I Wanna Party With Bob Theme” written and performed by Se Vende

Intro Music - ✘ Title: Quirky Dog ✘ Music: Kevin MacLeod ✘ License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR) ✘ Download: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... ISRC: USUAN1500053 © 2015 Kevin MacLeod

The Celluloid Catacomb background music - Music provided by "Vivek Abhishek" https://www.youtube.com/user/VivEKhsi... Music used : "Halloween Night 2020" originally composed and produced by "Vivek Abhishek" https://youtu.be/XpAg4BM7P0Y Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VivekEKhsihbA/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vivek.abhis...

No Small Children, the band, the myth, the legend. I first heard No Small Children while looking for a cover of the “Ghostbusters” theme song for a recent episode. The NSC version of the song hit me like a crossed beam hit the Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man. I mean WOW. This band, No Small Children, they are amazing. Three teachers, two of them sisters, a blistering combo of women who simply define the words Rock And Roll. This episode is an interview with No Small Children, plus four of their incredible songs. One of the songs in the episode was writtien for the kids! I think gold stars are in order for the teachers, in this case. Also featured in this episode is a review of the horror film “The Tattooist” by Carolyn Mauricette. Carolyn is the co-host of the Reely Melanted podcast, one of the main foces behind the “Blood In The Snow” film festival, a Rotten Tomatoes apporved film critic, the creator of the “View From The Dark” blog and website and more! Don’t be tardy for this episode, I wouldn’t want you to get detention!

What do you think of when Canada pops into your head? Molson Canadian? Hockey? Snow? Bob and Doug McKenzie? Poutine? Yeah, yeah, I think of all those things, plus Dudley Do-Right. Mounties, eh? MOSTLY, I think of Valerie Knox and her trifecta of incredible bands. Black Cat Attack. The Anti-Queens. The Hybrids (a Misfits cover band YES!!!!). Holy maple leaves, Valerie is one of the greatest things to ever happen to rock n’ roll. Her bands are absolutely amazing, catchy, they’ve got all the hooks in all the right iceholes. See what I did there? Ice fishing?Canada? Cold? I’ll shut up and say this, I had the greatest time talking to Valerie and here’s the interview. Plus, four songs by three of Valerie’s bands - Black Cat Attack, The Anti-Queens and The Hybrids. Best version of “Hybrid Moments” ever, by the way. Brought to you by Plan 9 Alehouse. Here are some links.

Valerie Knox on Facebook

The Anti-Queens Bandcamp

Black Cat Attack Bandcamp

Check out The Hybrids YouTube stuff below!

LEGAL STUFF!

All songs used by permission of Valerie Knox and the associated bands. The intro relaxing goodtime song is called “The Elevator Bossa Nova” by www.bensound.com" or "Royalty Free Music from Bensound". Photo of Valerie on the main episode photo thing was by Michael X. Crusty who does super duper RAD stuff HERE. Michael also did The Hybrids video posted below this stuff.

From their Self-Titled album Out Now! LP/CD/DIGI: https://bit.ly/31K5qDo https://www.facebook.com/TheAntiqueens Director/Cameraman/Editor: Michael Amaral Pro...

CRUSTY MEDIA PRESENTS: The Hybrids - Angelfuck This song was recorded in the summer of 2020 in every members own home. Mixed by Michael Amaral. Mastered by S...

Jalacy J. Hawkins, better known as Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, was one of a kind. His voice? Have you ever heard a volcano sing in the middle of a tsunami, while frogs were raining down from the sky? That’s close to the strange, powerful and goddamn charming beauty of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and that magic voice of his. He’d pop out of a coffin, sing a song about not being able to poop, strutting about the stage with a skull on a stick smoking a cigarette. If you think that last sentence was strange, wait until you hear the story of how “I Put A Spell On You” was recorded! That story is included in this episode, by the way. A brief history of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins from birth to death, the stories behind a couple of his more well known songs and more! The music of the bands in this episode brings something special - a shock-rock connection via Alice Cooper covers, that’s Sloppy Seconds and BL’AST. Then we have Rocket From The Crypt, because ROCK N ROLL, that’s why. The originator of “Shock-Rock” would be proud. Check out some links below!

Sloppy Seconds on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SloppySecondsJunkRock/

BL’AST website - http://blastofficial.com/

Rocket From The Crypt website - http://www.rftc.com/

Meteor Motorbikes! - http://meteormotorbikes.com/

Mouse And Monkey Button Company - https://mmbuttonco.com/

All music in this episode was used by permission of the bands themselves. Thank you to BA Sloppy, someone from BL’AST and the illustrious Swami John Reis!

Jalacy "Screamin' Jay" Hawkins - [7/18/29-2/12/00] * He called this tune "a song about real pain." ◦ He was an American musician, singer, songwriter, and act...

Provided to YouTube by ZYX Music I Put A Spell On You (Rare Original Version) · Screamin' Jay Hawkins Blues ℗ ZYX Music Released on: 2016-02-12 Auto-generate...

Merch: http://riserecordsstore.com iTunes: http://smarturl.it/blast-eyehategod

Sloppy Seconds' music video

Converse Represent San Francisco closed with a punk-inspired night of epic proportions, headlined by So-Cal legends Rocket From The Crypt and Suicidal Tenden...

Freedom Summer was a voting rights movement that happened in Mississippi in the summer of 1964. What makes Freedom Summer so important? Freedom Summer really brought the plight of Black Americans to the front of the national conversation at that time. Three men were murdered by the KKK during Freedom Summer, simply because they were helping Black residents of Mississippi attempt to register to vote, among other things. This episode also covers, in a very condenssed way, the history of the rights of Black citizens of the United States to vote, from the end of the Civil War until current times (2020). Voter supression has been an issue for Black Americans for so long and continues to this day. Let’s talk about it, think of ways we can fix this and VOTE the bastards that maintain voter suppression OUT! Music in this episode by Charles Bradley and The BellRays. Here are some links!

Chrales Bradley Bandcamp - https://charlesbradley.bandcamp.com/

The BellRays!!!!! - https://thebellraysrock.com/

Register to vote, or, start the process here - https://vote.gov/

Red Brontosaurus Records Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/redbrontosaurusrecords/?hl=en

The ACLU, donate HERE - https://action.aclu.org/give/now

Goodman, Chaney and Schwerner were murdered in 1964 by the KKK due to the fact that they were part of Freedom Summer. FUCK the KKK.

Check this out - https://www.facingsouth.org/2018/10/new-voting-restrictions-southern-voters-face-midterm-election Voting Fuckery, I’m telling you.

Official music video for Charles Bradley (feat. Menahan Street Band) - The World (Is Going Up In Flames). Stream/DL/Purchase: https://charlesbradley.ffm.to/n...

Music Video by The BellRays performing On Top. From Album: Black Lightning. Director: Rennik Soholt Director of Photography: Yaque Silva-Doyle Editor: Ariel ...

Joe Wood. The name brings to mind a smokey voice, soaked with whiskey and a lifetime of hard times and heartbreak. Joe’s songs are dark, no doubt, but guess what? So is life. Joe writes and sings about life, the dark corners of life, to be sure, but life nonetheless. After spending some time with Joe, I can’t help but think of how ALIVE the man is, especially when considering the normal topics of his songs - suicide, revenge, substance abuse, loss, love. The songs and music of Joe Wood can speak for themselves, so this episode has four songs from Joe’s time in TSOL. But his words, listen well, because Joe has some things to tell you, as only a man such as Joe Wood could. Check out these links, plus some info about some of Joe’s upcoming live shows!

Joe Wood Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/artist/541270-Joe-Wood

TSOL Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/artist/255060-TSOL

Joe Wood and The Lonely Ones on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/3DN4L2vcuhDtqFWvOM7M5d

Change Today at San Diego’s Casbah on 3/20/2020 - https://www.casbahmusic.com/e/joe-wood-change-today-poison-hearts-a-c-the-writhers-south-towne-sham-96950707175/

Joe Wood at O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub in Escondido, Ca - https://osullivansescondido.com/escondido-o-sullivans-irish-pub-escondido-events

Joe playing live Feb. of 2020 in Cardiff, CA

Yes, the big hair days are covered in this episode. GREAT fucking record, by the way!

Click the picture above to see more of Joe’s RAD art!

TSOL!!!!!

There’s a ghost story in this episode that’s creepy as shit. Here’s the picture mentioned in the story.

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