“Punktronic Disco Dirge (Pirate Radio) – Ep. 26” (RE-UPLOAD!)

This is music---whether you think it sounds like music or not! (John Cage said so!) I love all of these songs even though the are varied and strange and not cut from the traditional pop / Top 40 cookie cutter machine… (More probably, I like them BECAUSE they don’t sound like standard tunes…) Give this stuff a listen. There’s some extremely entertaining music in this mix! Ready? Let’s do it!

Punktronic Disco Dirge – Ep. 26
Approx. 1 hour and 15 minutes

---Intro jabber

---The Sinister Ducks – “March of the Sinister Ducks” from Etiquette of Violence (Expanded Version) (2013) (song originally released in 1983)
---The Soft Boys – “Positive Vibrations” from Underwater Moonlight (1980)
---Japan – “Don’t Rain on My Parade” from Adolescent Sex (1978)
---Man…Or Astro-Man? – “Big Track Attack” from Experiment Zero (1996)
---Leather Studded Diaphragm – “Chocodaemon Parts I and II” from Can You See It Yet? (1993)
---K-Voice – “K-Voice (Modulation Attack)” from Hard Beat 4th Compilation (1991)
---Jimi Needles – “Weird Haribo” from Jimi Needles’ Soundcloud page (2021)
---David Bowie – “Pallas Athena (TAO Jones Index)” from Earthling (Expanded Edition) (1997) (original version of song from 1993)
---Devo – “Speed Racer (Extended Version)” from Turn Around: B-Sides & More (2019) (original version of song released in 1982)
---Craft Spells – “If I Could (Whatever/Whatever Remix)” from Midnight Render (Nausea Rebuild) EP (2016)
---of Montreal – “Gallery Piece (JB Remix)” from John Brion Remix EP (2009)
---Tomita – “Firebird Suite: Firebird Suite / Infernal Dance of King Kastchei” from Tomita’s Greatest Hits (1980) (song originally released in 1976)
---Klaatu – “We’re Off You Know” from Hope (1977)
---Surf Punks – “Shark Attack” from Locals Only (1982)
---Anthony Head – “Behind Blue Eyes” from Staring at the Sun (2014)

---The reading of the playlist… (Majestic trumpets and angelic choruses ring out… Actually, I might have talked for a bit TOO long… Sorry!)

These are songs. I played them because I like them. I hope you enjoy them too. I picked these tracks for educational / appreciation purposes only. My hope is that folks will hear and LIKE some of these tracks, and then look up the artists and purchase work from them. I like music, quite a bit, actually, and I want it to continue to be made well into the future, but I also don’t want entertaining and original music to slip through the cracks of time and disappear. Keep them tracks SPINNING!!!

---Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool)