Sometimes the best moments of inspiration come at the last possible time. I had ideas for the final shows of 2011, but nothing for the first week of December. I bounced ideas around in my head for days. Possible bands, genres or time periods to feature. No success and then at the last minute, I had it, a new feature. The Fuzz Factory By The Numbers Special. Turns out I discovered another gold mine. Another successful feature that I will definitely have again next year. There is so much good rock & roll music that use the numbers of our everyday lives. By the way – those remaining ideas for upcoming shows will be a new Fuzz Rock special and a new Cover Song Spectacular.
Tonight’s feature also brought out some listener requests which always makes me happy. We had a requested songs (*) for listeners in Atlanta, Kansas City and Brooklyn.
Look at the playlist – see that the all the fantastic rock & roll this week was done – by the numbers. Click the link at the bottom to listen to the Fuzz Factory By Numbers Special podcast for a limited time. Listen, rock out.
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Hinda 65 – Brant Bjork
One More – Toadies
812 – Sahara Surfers
0 For 1 – Poster Children
Haunting At 1300 McKinley – The Black Angels
Natural One – The Folk Implosion
78 Stone Wobble – Gomez
Come In Number 21 – The Charlatans
Number Thirteen – Red Fang
Two Tears – Fireball Ministry
A#1 – Desert Sessions
Tale Of Two Women – The Jesus Lizard
101 North – Tomahawk
The Number Of The Beast – Iron Maiden *
Just One Fix – Ministry
4 Degrees – Tool
867-5309 (Jenny) – The Affected
Hymn 43 – Alabama Thunderpussy
One – Dokken
1000 Swings – Drivin’ N’ Cryin’
Three Days – Jane’s Addiction
Sixteen – T.S.O.L.
3’s & 7’s – Queens Of The Stone Age*
Four Sticks – The Rollins Band*
50ft. Queenie – PJ Harvey
100% – Sonic Youth *
50,000 Unstoppable Watts – Clutch
Lucky 13 – Smashing Pumpkins
1969 – The Vines
Thirteen – Red Five
Song 2 – Blur