Napalm Nanny and The Shack

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It's easy to romanticize mental illness, but it is incredibly dangerous in doing so. From Syd Barrett from Pink Floyd to the average human bean walking down the street, when someone is trapped in their own personal hell, help should be accessible. So for this weeks episode, enjoy the playlist and trivia on artists who have been diagnosed with (or assumed to have) Schizophrenia and other disorders. I hope this brings forth conversations of the artists mental state and the art.

*This weeks playlist is a collection of artists who have had their own personal battles with mental disorders*

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-Daniel Johnston. True Love Will Find You in the End

-13th Floor Elevators. Reverberation

-Syd Barrett. She Took a Long Cold Look at Me

-Beach Boys. Don't Worry Baby

-The Kinks. Waterloo Sunset

-Daniel Johnston. Peek a Boo

-Nirvana. Where Did you Sleep Last Night 

-Amy Winehouse. You're Wondering Now

Background: The Scorpions. Ghost Riders in the Sky

The Napalm Special: Airline Peanuts

Whether you and your lover are miles apart or suffer a colder distance due to being emotionally unavailable, there is a remedy. Music/art can cure what ails a relationship. I feel like there's some other profound stuff I should say about love and music, but you already know it. It's said in your favorite song or book.

And to my good friend, I included the song you have dedicated to your girlfriend, you both may be miles apart but the love and adoration between you two is resilient and radiant. Cheers to you both. 

And if you haven't yet, find me on Instagram, let me deliver the next love note for ya. 

And if you feel like buying me a cup of coffee my Venmo is: Windexburnsmyeyes

-Chicano Batman. Para Agradecer

-Duncan Dhu. Te Quiero

-Karina. Concierto Para Enamorados

-Palito Ortega y Marisol. Corazon Contento

-Ricardo Roca. Granito de Arena

-Leo Dan. Como te Extrano mi Amor

-The Vogues. You're the One

-Bo Diddley. Love is Strange

-Negro. Amigos

Psycho

Pampadours and Betty bangs galore, this weeks playlist is bound to make you lose your sh*t in the pit.  

This weeks episode was suggested by Jose Ramos ! Check out his podcast found on Apple and Spotify!

Unfortunately, there really isn't much written on the Psychobilly scene, but your favorite four-eyed host managed to scrounge up some history on The Meteros and Reverend Horton Heat.

Also, if you feel like buying me a cup of coffee, my venmo is under: Windexburnsmyeyes

If not, find me over on Instagram and lets nerd out over history and music together! 

 

-The Grims. Ride to Solitude

-Frantic Flintstones. Depressions

-Demented are Go. Be Bop a Lula

-The Quakes. Jeckll and Mr. Hyde

-Klingonz. I Can't Help being a Bastard

-Batmobile. Do You Want to Touch

-Guana Batz. Loan Shark

-Reverend Horton Heat. Baddest of the Bad

Background: Frantic Flintstones. Chuck Blows a Fuse

The Napalm Special: Birthday Cake

TRIGGER WARNING: I mention a few sensitive topics on this episode (primarily suicide). Reach out to the appropriate channels if you need help

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

 

-The Tune Weavers. Happy, Happy Birthday Baby

-Shannon and The Clams. Midnight Wine

-Lesley Gore. It's my Party and I'll Cry if I Want To

-5678s. Bomb the Twist

-Jacki Weaver. Wild

-Habibi. Siin

-Angie and The Citations. Headache

-Black Lips. Bone Marrow

Background: Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys. Dark Eyes

One Man

There is something to be said about the breed of musicians who not only master more than one instrument, but that can play a few of them simultaneously. Tune in to this weeks episode that features some Abner Jay and Hasil Adkins trivia along with a one man band playlist. Also, if you haven't yet, find me on Instagram, lets be friends. 

No obligation: if you want to buy me a cup of coffee as a means to keep this broken down human being going, my Venmo is Windexburnsmyeyes 

-Abner Jay. I'm so Depressed

-Jesse Fuller. San Francisco Blues

-Joe Hill Louis. Good Morning Little Angel

-Dr Ross. Doctor Ross Boogie

-Hasil Adkins. I'm Happy

-Dr Isaiah Ross. Feel so Good

-Skip James. Crow Jane

-Abner Jay. My Middle Name is the Blues

Background: R.L. Burnside and Family. Boogie Instrumental (1978)

Napalm and Friends: El Tecnico

A huge thank you to Diego Luna for coming on to the show and a huge thank you to my social anxiety that made me speak at 100 miles per hour during this guest segment...I apologize for my hot mess of a self (but it can be a little charming, yes?), but indulge in the playlist curated by a luchador aficionado who captures culture and more from behind the lens. Check out his photography on his Instagram Page, then while you're at it find my little corner of the internet on Instagram, Twitter, Blog, and TikTok. 

-Daft Punk. Something About Us

-Cafe Tacvba. Como te Extrano

-Gustavo Cerati. Bocanada

-Blur. Coffee and TV

-Deftones. Cherry Waves

-Bee Gees. More Than a Woman

-Michael Jackson. Rock With You

-Zoe. Luna 

-Leon Larregui. Femme Fetal 

Doo Wop IV

Whether we like it or not, for majority of us, the highway/freeway systems is part of our daily commute. I can almost guarantee that majority of drivers don't give the systems that are so ingrained into our daily routines a second thought, but they have a pretty interesting and dark history. Learn a little on how freeways came to be while calming your road rage with these sweet tunes. 

-Jack Richard and The Falcons. We Dream

-Whippoorwills. Deep Within

-Ray Pollard and The Wanderers. A Little too Long

-The Dimensions. One More Chance

-Little Francisco Greaves. Necia de mi Corazon

-The Clovers. Rotten Cocksuckers Ball

-Dino and The Diplomats. My Dream

-Darvels. I Lost my Baby

Background: The Bobby Peterson Quintet. The Hunch

Mop Top Hootenanny III

Welcome back, folks! If you're new around here, stay awhile. Tune in to this weeks garage playlist sprinkled with some Monks trivia (suggested by The Shacks good friend Darell York!). I feel like I should probably fill this section slightly more....ummmm...*insert funny filler*...*cool transition for shameless self promotion* If you haven't yet, find me on Instagram, because why the hell not? (we've clearly got great music taste!)

-The Monks. 

-Los Saltos. Mi Amor Por Ti

-The Ferraris. Loving' Feelin'

-Little Alton and The Velvatones. She Said Yeah

-Roamin' Togas. Bar the Door

-Tasmanian. Baby

-Los Pajaros. Gato Negro

-Innsmen. Things are Different Now

-Adam and The Evils. Point Five

Background: The Legends. Lariat 

South of the Border V

Technology, amiright? Took me longer to access my iCloud account to reach this episode to publish on time, but here we are. *insert clever transition* Tune in and listen in to the sweet, sweet sound of my nasally voice and a playlist with some Maria Felix history. *insert cool outro* Not enough? find me on Instagram for some content in between episodes. 

-Los Profetas. A Donde Iras

-Abril. La Catedral de Winchester

-Los Ovnis. Voy Para Loco

-Los Babys. Jinetes en el Cielo

-Los Oxfords. Todo Termino 

-Miguel Angel. No te Conviene

-Los Shains. Hoy

-Los Belmonts. Alcanzalo

Background: Los Tarahumara Brass. Kahlua 

Napalm and Friends: Boots and Bandoliers

This weeks Napalm and Friends episode is with the incredible Mark DeAnda (AKA Mark Muerto). A creative who has served this country all the while maintaining a strong foothold in punk ideology. When he is not setting sail with heavy artillery he uses his voice that sounds like a haunted phonograph playing the soundtrack of gravel and rain (I mean this in the best hauntingly mesmerizing way) along with his lighting fast fingers plucking his trusty guitar. A member of the San Diego rockabilly and punk band, Los Muertos (find their album over on Apple, Spotify, and on major music platforms) and an adventurer at his very core, tag along his misadventures on his personal instagram or read on his meditations on the military and punk. As always, the episodes playlist is picked out by the guest. 

-The Bruisers. These 2 Boots of Mine

-Rancid. The Wars End

-The Ramones. Strength to Endure

-FEAR. Foreign Policy

-Crass. So What

-Conflict. C.R.A.S.S.

-Sid Vicious. My Way

-Anti-Flag. Die for Your Government