As the name suggests each cast explores new interesting and sometimes some great old tunes not likely to be played on the freakin radio. A mix of indie, pop, alternative, punk, and experimental with no commercial breaks and only a little yapping. Cool?
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Tales From The Drop Box Episode 164 (2020-12) The Pandemic/BLM Episodes
A Father’s Day edition of Tales From The Drop Box amidst continuing national unrest in the wake of a growing number of police shootings of Black Americans following the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, increases in COVID-19 cases across America, and the release of the John Bolton book confirming what the nation suspected about the corrupt unhinged troll living in the White House. I wish this was a world created in a fantasy novel but, unfortunately, we are living this fantasy as reality. We must not lose the plot though. The fight for change is a daily struggle. It is much like fatherhood with some challenges scattered among the many joy filled days. When we look back on the challenges we are now facing I hope that enough time will have passed that these troubling times are but a blip on a road filled of hope and joy. For those of you are fathers, I wish you all a very happy Father’s Day as our children are truly our greatest blessing.
Episode 164 of Tales From The Drop Box is yet another banger filled with upbeat melodic music guaranteed to free you from the doldrums you might be experiencing from the past couple of months. It should be obvious at this point, but you need to turn up the volume, eh?
Here is what you’ll find in Episode 164:
- Impulsive Hearts – “Melody” (Cry All The Time)
- Je T’aime – “Fuck Me” (Je T’aime)
- Chemtrails – “Uncanny Valley” ( The peculiar Smell Of The Inevitable)
- Names Without Numbers – “Middle Ground” (Silos & Smokestacks)
- Kiwi Jr. – “Swimming Pool” (Football Money)
- Coriky – “Clean Kill” (Coriky)
- Spanish Love Songs – “Beach Front Property” (Brave Faces Everyone)
- Heavenly – “Mark Angel” (Operation Heavenly)
- Pixies – “Catfish Kate” (Beneath The Eyrie (Deleuxe Edition))
- Mush – “No Signal In The Padlock” (3D Routine)
- Johnossi – “Hot Thoughts: (Torch//Flame)
- The Animen – “From The Get-Go” (Same Sun/Different Light)
- Screeching Weasel – “Brain In A Jar” (Some Freaks Of Atavism)
- Greg Kihn Band – “Valerie” (RocKihnRoll)
- Amyl & The Sniffers – “Control (Live)” (Live At The Croxton)
She reached out a cup when the next she showed up replacement asking what’s been going on she says “Not very much” but she’s seen a lot of action . . . When I’m not with you, I jump in my car and drive to the place that I think that you are if you’re not there, I might just park
And dream about your face in the dark …
KFR