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TFC Podcast Show #104 (Metal Shop)
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January 06, 2012 10:34 PM PST
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FIRST SHOT ACROSS THE BOW
Coliseum -  Blind in One Eye
Saviours - Earthen Dagger
Dark Castle - Awake in Sleep
Grief - Fleshpress

LONE STAR DIY
Watchtower - Tyrants in Distress (1983 demo)
Curse the Heavens - Time Expired
Iron Age - We're Dust/Violator

IT CAME FROM THE 80s (The Metal Years)
Ludichrist - Young, White and Well-Behaved (1985 demo)
Crumbsuckers - Live to Work
Cryptic Slaughter - Set Your Own Pace

THIS AMP GOES TO 11
Shotmaker - Spark Lights the Friction
A-Frames - Abstract
Pelican - Angel Tears (J.K. Broadrick remix)

TFC Podcast Show #103
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December 11, 2011 03:00 PM PST
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Welcome to the TFC Podcast Show, a show devoted to micro music heroes of most any genre. Million sellers need not apply. 

CAREER REVIEW: the ex
Adversity ("Too Much Cowboys" 2xLP, 1987)
Knock ("Too Much Cowboys" 2xLP, 1987)
A quick word or two about a show that never was ...
Hidegen Fújnak A Szelek ("Cold Winds Are Blowing" ... taken from "Scrabbling at the Lock" LP w/ Tom Cora, 1991)
Maybe I was the Pilot ("Catch My Shoe," 2011)

LET'S GET GONE GONE GONE
Intense Degree - Warp Spasm
Assuck - The Perpetual Cycle
Capitalist Casualties - Gig Violence
Deep Wound - Sick of Fun

LOCALS ONLY
Darker Days - At These Speeds
The Johnny Five - The Chupacabra Ate My Chihuahua
Corpus Gold - Bubbaa Baby!!!

HOW'S THIS FOR '90S NOSTALGIA?
The Young Pioneers - Regrets of the Doubters
The Motards - Cash America
The Didjits - Captain Ahab

LOVE SONGS FROM THE GREAT WHITE NORTH
Career Suicide - Explode
The Von Zippers - Agenda
SNFU - Cannibal Cafe
NoMeansNo - Victory

We don't take requests; we do take donations (preferably vinyl, CDs if you must). Email tfcrecordsatgmail.com for details.

TFC Podcast Show #102
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November 20, 2011 03:33 PM PST
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Welcome to the TFC Podcast Show, a show devoted to micro music heroes of most any genre. Million sellers need not apply. 

FIRST SHOT ACROSS THE BOW
The Nomads - Party Till I Die 
Reatards - Not Good Enough For You
Eddy Current Suppression Ring - I Admit My Faults
Duke and The Dutchess - Ship Made of Stone
Mother's Children - I Wanna Be Your Friend

LONE STAR STATE D.I.Y.
Really Red - Entertainment
Crown Roast - Pin in the Pigbed
Lord High Fixers - One Way Ticket (not the Nerves song)
Crying Out Louds - Swamp Woman

NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL EMO

Christi Front Drive - Saturday
Embrace - If I Never Thought About It

LOCALS ONLY

DMZ - I Think (1988 demo)
Red Eared Sliders  - Three Sheets (2010ish)
Vibrant Ones - Oh My God (demo) 
OLDIES BUT GOODIES
Verbal Assault - Personal Edge (demo)
Die Kreuzen - Enemies (1982 demo)
Broken Bones - Fight the Good Fight
Poison Idea -- Laughing Boy

We don't take requests; we do take donations (preferably vinyl, CDs if you must). Email tfcrecordsatgmail.com for details.

TFC Podcast Show: Halloween 2011
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October 31, 2011 02:26 PM PDT
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Happy Halloween from the TFC Podcast Show!

 

.....featuring macabre tunes by TSOL, Dream Syndicate, The Cramps, Roky Erickson, Splitsville, The Frantics, Jack Morningstar and much much more.

 

TFC Podcast Show #100
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September 11, 2011 08:32 PM PDT
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One Hundred Minutes on TFC Podcast Show 100.

Note: Most of these bands have either played Corpus Christi or are/were based here with the notable exception of The Avengers and Clinic.

"Corpus Christi: This is the Modern World:"
Greedy Mouth – Man With Koozie

“Locals Only – A History Lesson”:
Oscar Martinez – Corpus Christi Rock
Liberty Bell – Reality is the Only Answer
Bad Seeds – I’m a King Bee
Zakary Thaks – Green Crystal Ties
Stereo Shoestring – On the Road South
Bubble Puppy – A Gathering of Promises

“Road Show Fun, Local 361”:
8 Bark - Scam (1993)
All - Mary (Summer 1988)
Fu Manchu -  Whiz Kid
Riverboat Gamblers – My Choppy Yet Sincere Apology
Butthole Surfers – John E. Smoke
The Briefs – Normal Jerks
Hex Dispensers – It’s Your Funeral, Minon
Antischism - Greedy Bastards (Summer, 1990)
Christ on a Crutch - Food for Thought (Summer 1990)
Youth Brigade - Boys in the Brigade (at least 2 shows since mid 90s)
Verbal Assault - More Than Music (1988)
Neurosis (live)  - Shallow (Summer 1990)
Napalm Death - Nazi Punks … (at least 3 shows nice mid 90s)

"Locals Only":
Communal Death Duck - The Art of Forgetting (Revisited)
Childman - Kelsey's Lament
The Golden Age - The Wonder Years
Aspire - Future
Darker Days - Fear of Change
The Booked - Reds and Yellows
Prison Moon - Games People Play (world premiere track)

"Under the Radar Rock 'n' Roll":
The Unknown TechnoPychePunkRock Comic Band - Nina Hagen Das  (originally by Alabama's Vomit Spots who played here no less than four times in the late 80s)

"Three Songs with the Words CORPUS CHRISTI in the title":
The Avengers - Corpus Christi
Clinic - Corpus Christi
Angkor Wat - Corpus Christi

*** Unlisted bonus track since you've all been good boys and girls ...

Thanks for listening!

TFC Podcast Show #93: Remembering the Record Hole
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May 07, 2011 01:26 PM PDT
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The Record Hole was a cool record store in the Six Points area of Corpus Christi, Texas that was run by a pal of mine named Luther and his girlfriend at the time, Mine (sp?), circa the mid-to-late '90s. Luther's selection ran mostly on the pop punk and garage side of underground rock, but he did stock some hc notables and even some mainstream vinyl like Soundgarden's "Superunknown". I also bought a copy of Slayer's "Divine Intervention" on blood red vinyl that I still own to this day (Brick's inside voice: "Blood Red Vinyl"). Luther also promotes shows -- a nearly 20-year enterprise that includes everybody from Screeching Weasel to the Glow Skulls to the Sons of Hercules (see below). 

Luther's shop closed its doors in the late '90s but he did manage to unload a lot of tasty gems to his best customers -- his friends! And we're all the better for it.

 

In the early morning hours of April 17, 2011, Luther was seriously injured in a car accident and was in the hospital for more than two weeks following the incident. Friends and supporters are planning a benefit at the House of Rock on May 28, 2011. The benefit will feature some classic CC bands and current ones as well. More info is forthcoming.

In the meantime, here's the playlist*:

VERBAL ASSAULT - More Than Music
NOMADS, THE - Wasn't Born to Work
ECONOCHRIST - Take
DISSENT - Meathouse (originally by Negative Trend)
RIPOFFS, THE - Go Away
ADOLESCENTS, THE - Wrecking Crew
DAVE HARRIS - Dinner Music For a  Pack of Hungry Cannibals
SCHLONG - Tonight
COFFIN BREAK - Old 'n' Jaded
AVAIL - Song
MEATMEN, THE - Middle-Aged Youth
KATIE LEE - Will to Fail
SNFU - Reality is a Ride on the Bus
STIKKY - Spiderman
TEENGENERATE - Gonna Feel Alright
SONS OF HERCULES - Lost in Space
JAWBREAKER - Gutless ("Make the Collector Nerd Sweat" 10 inch version)
VELOCITY GIRL - Wake Up, I'm Leaving
NEW BOMB TURKS - American Soul Spiders 

* Thanks to Jerry, Arnold, Cris and Todd for the suggestions.

TFC Podcast Show: In Memoriam, Ken Broll
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September 01, 2010 05:34 PM PDT
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Ken Broll, a brilliant graphic designer and great friend to TFC Records, passed on suddenly on Aug. 22, 2010 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

This show will focus on some of the tunes that Ken championed, some famous, some not. NOTE: If you're not up for an emotional roller-coaster, SKIP THIS SHOW.

 

The Songs
WILCO: How to Fight Loneliness
WIRE: Outdoor Miner (single version)
STIFF LITTLE FINGERS: Nobody's Hero
THE ADVERTS: Bored Teenagers
THE BUZZCOCKS: What Do I Get?

MEGA CITY FOUR: Awkward Kid
JOYCE MCKINNEY EXPERIENCE: Armchair Critic
CHUMBAWAMBA: How to Get Your Band on TV
CHUMBAWAMBA: The Diggers Song
MORAL CRUX: Mindless Obedience

STRETFORD: Xerox Love
THE PAGANS: What's This Shit Called Love?
THE WIPERS: D-7
MCLUSKY: Collagen Rock
NEW PORNOGRAPHERS: Letter to an Occupant
STRETFORD: I Used to Know
THE WIPERS: Mystery

Special thanks to Carl Normal and Shuan Juarez for their assistance in acquiring the Stretford tracks.

 

Good Night, Ken Broll (1971-2010).