Keeping Promises - featuring music from Synthetic Killing Unit, Crazy Jane, Full Tilt, and A Simple Complex
The good news is that The Underworld is now on a new day and time! Our live show now airs Monday nights from 10:00 pm to midnight. This puts us in FCC "Safe Harbor" hours, meaning we can play ANY music we want - without fear of FCC indecency and profanity laws! So, keep listening to The Underworld. It's just got better!!
The great news is that the music featured in this episode of The Underworld will beat your ass like you owed it money. Finally making good on a promise to Mark from A Simple Complex, we played tunes from Synthetic Killing Unit, Crazy Jane, and Full Tilt.
Now, the bad news. First, our two scheduled guests - Eric from Q and St1tch from Mushroomhead were given the wrong date for our interviews. So, we'll catch them another time - soon. Second, I've discovered the loss of our show of September 30, featuring Dave Ellefson of F5 (former long-time bassist for Megadeth) and Pete from Twisted Roots. Nothing I can do about it, and it sucks ass.
Here's your podcast. I hope you choke on it.
The great news is that the music featured in this episode of The Underworld will beat your ass like you owed it money. Finally making good on a promise to Mark from A Simple Complex, we played tunes from Synthetic Killing Unit, Crazy Jane, and Full Tilt.
Now, the bad news. First, our two scheduled guests - Eric from Q and St1tch from Mushroomhead were given the wrong date for our interviews. So, we'll catch them another time - soon. Second, I've discovered the loss of our show of September 30, featuring Dave Ellefson of F5 (former long-time bassist for Megadeth) and Pete from Twisted Roots. Nothing I can do about it, and it sucks ass.
Here's your podcast. I hope you choke on it.
Labels: A Simple Complex, Crazy Jane, Full Tilt, metal punk mike kaley underworld new england rock
posted by The Underworld Radio Show at 5:58 AM
3 Comments:
Wow, thanks for playing SKU. It is awesome to hear on here. I thought I was the only one who knew about them!
Dear URS,
Thank you for playing my music on your station. It means the world to me and my crew. We have a theatrical presentation coming out next year, and we would love to see you there. It's kind of like Blue Man Group meets Terminator 2 if you will. Either way, should be a treat for the eyes. Nice station you got here. Talk with you soon.
ASC, I almost forgot. Yes, we'll be able to play "Sickness Addiction Pain." Pretty much anything is now good, as long as it's in the music and in context. We can air things in songs that we can't say on the air, but we've been freed to play the music we love.
I was wondering if anyone would catch my tongue-in-cheek reference to the Promise Keepers. Don't worry about me, I'd welcome them into my life with a baseball bat in my hand and a wicked smile on my face.
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