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Jon Solomon

Aug 10, 2022 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

With Jon Solomon

Every Wednesday night on 103.3 fm WPRB.

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8.10.22

5:00 PM		The Rub The Death Of Pop Bikini Gospel Happy Squid
5:04 PM		Set Break
5:09 PM		The Eat Communist Radio 7" Last Laugh 1979 single.
5:10 PM		Les Maledictus Sound Kriminal Theme N Midnight Massiera: The B-Music Of Jean-Pierre Massiera V/A Finders Keepers 2022 Originally released in 1968.
5:13 PM		Scud Mountain Boys Please, Mr. Please The Early Year Ashmont Records RIP Olivia Newton-John.
5:17 PM		Ken Vandermark Track 1 Momentum 5: Stammer (triptych) 2021
5:37 PM		Pelican Nightendday / Drought Australasia Thrill Jockey 2021 Reissue of their 2003 debut.
5:57 PM		Soul Duo Can't Nobody Love Me (Like My Baby Do) It's Just A Sad Xmas b/w Can't Nobody Love Me (Like My Baby Do) Shiptown 1969
5:59 PM		Jeff Hill Band Who'd Be Sweet Sixteen The Pathways Tapes Different Class 2020 Recorded in 1977, previously unreleased.
6:01 PM		Set Break
6:12 PM		Vintage Crop Under Offer N Kibitzer Upset The Rhythm 2022
6:15 PM		Etran de L'AÏr Tarha Ebouse Dighe Mane Music from Saharan WhatsApp V/A Sahel Sounds 2022
6:21 PM		CAN Brighton 75 Sieben Live In Brighton 1975 Mute 2021
6:39 PM		Tarwater Death and the Maiden Not Given Lightly (A Tribute to the Giant Golden Book of New Zealand`s Alternative Music Scene) Morr Music 2009 Verlaines cover.
6:43 PM		Kungens Män I Hjalles Kök Kungens Ljud & Bild 2022
6:54 PM		Jean-Claude Vannier Paris n’existe pas (Opening Titles) La Bete Noire Finders Keepers 2022 Previously unreleased 1983 film score.
6:56 PM		Envy Marginalized Thread Alnair in August Temporary Residence 2018
6:59 PM		Set Break
7:09 PM		Home Blitz 14:04 Live on WPRB http://homeblitz.bandcamp.com
7:23 PM		Set Break
7:28 PM		The Dream Syndicate Straight Lines N Ultraviolet Battle Hymns and True Confessions Fire Records 2022
7:33 PM		My Heart, an Inverted Flame You Will Never Hear From Me Again Plague Notes, Unnamed, Unknown, A Finger Dragged Through Dust Fat Beats 2020
7:48 PM		Sonic Youth Out & In In/Out/In Three Lobed Recordings 2022 2000 recording.

Chat is archived.

Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

My god I can't believe it's the middle of August already :(

Under three weeks until the start of school over here. Wild. Glad you're wide awake and alert, TAndy.

Little girl on radio says she don't want to repeat this no more, says the same thing on every opening on Wednesday at 5pm, LOL

So she does. So she does. Hey, Ossy!

Now you ain’t crazy, I know you ain’t crazy. #HumanRadioStation 📻

Before you see, it's 2024, like 2023 never happened!

All those KR something and other radio stations, she says, Wes, lmao

And the word "that" becomes "thot" or "thaahhhht". And the 80s "Valley Girl speak" vowels etc.... Really becomes "rully" etc ouch ya that speech affect is well...

Brian, it is something else!

Good Wednesday to ya Jon! Glad you were able to sort out the Eat tune, that can drive a person crazy

DSM, it was a rough 36 hours. Had no idea what it was, only that is was.

Cool that in the middle of that funky number they just murdered someone on tape lol

The worst is when you never resolve what the song is, and then forget even the melody of what you were trying to remember, then all is lost forever

DSM, I have a song I heard on WPRB in the 1980s I have yet to ID and I may never be able to figure it out. I search for it from time to time...

Maybe I'll talk about it next mic break!

In hopes someone can help. It is one of my two media white whales.

Such a great cover! Scud Mountain Boys/Pernice Prothers have a great discography :)

Ozzy you gotta hear the original Jon Solomon intro sometime . Same intro read by a great comic radio announcer voice

Or has that been retired ? I like the 2020s era intro

Send out the signal Jon, someone out there might know, probably Brian D actually!

Not retired, just updated / upgraded one afternoon when there was a blizzard. 2017?

It was a hardcore song that had the line "rigor mortis, rigor mortis. My baby's dead, she's stiff as a tortoise."

Band was being interviewed in-studio, think they played it.

From their demo or similar.

Heard that punk song that references Gary Gilmore on Jen Redlights recently. Similar vein

hmmm, doesn't ring a bell here.

Yeah, it feels like it was a pretty unknown band that happened into the WPRB studios. Best chance of ID-ing is from the band itself, I expect!

Everyone well out there tonight? Things are decent enough over here at the Ice Station.

Enjoyed a few handfuls of sungolds.

There's an 80's movie, goofy comedy that I saw on TV as a kid once, about two dudes at an amusement park, and I think they were trying to get 2 girls while saving things from either a bad guy who might have also been an alien? And I'm pretty sure one of the two dudes was Willie Aames, but whenever I try and find this movie I can't. And it doesn't seem to be on willie's filmography... ring a bell to anyone?

My first thought was Zapped Again!

Which Willie Aames might not even be in!

Doesn't appear that either of the Zappeds are at an amusement park, but I will delve deeper

Ah! Zapped #1 does have a section at an amusement park and does have Willie Aames!! Jon, You have solved my mystery!

I think I missed it thinking the whole movies was at the amusement park, must just be a segment. Netflix que get ready!

Zapped, a movie that DOES NOT HOLD UP WELL IN 2022 from the subject matter to the execution to the cast.

Oh HELL yeah, Pelican.

This record treated me very well this week.

Flex Luthor/ Ahab feels

funny I remembered Willie Aames and completely blocked out Scott Baio

You suffer from Charles Out Of Charge syndrome.

lol

These two tracks run into one another on the record, couldn't *not* play them together!

High praise indeed, Ossy.

The combo is really nice

weird, there was a 2014 Zapped starring Zendaya where she controls boys with an app.

Thought that was a bit, Pat. Delighted to be wrong!

zAPPed?

Zappa?

Thought it was The Supremes, Marveletts with Marvin Gaye or something, lol

gonna have to watch that one as well.

https://www.vulture.com/2022/08/olivia-newton-john-music-remembrance.html

I spent many years at Quaker bridge Mall selling movie and rock posters, pins, patches, photos and the like at the various collectible shows that used to be a thing in the malls.

my siblings and i watched Live AID while sitting in an IKEA ball pit while my parents shopped

If you would have come by, Jon, I could have sold you a grease poster!

Alas.

Was too busy being transfixed by Grease on Betamax!

Patrick, do you remember who was playing?

At LiveAID, not in the ball pit...

Saw Grease in the theater a bunch. Eric Theater Fairless Hills. . Wore out that soundtrack. RSO!

Evenin' Jon! Hello all!

We have the soundtrack on CD, for sure.

Hey hey Ambrose.

Did we discuss my idea for a Keep Honking! bumper sticker last week in the style of the Alice Coltrane one?

Day of watching Live Aid on tv was a fun in the hot sun summer day. July 13, 1985. We traded off between going down to the little league ballfields, walking around the grassy/creek areas of the burbs and heading to my friend's house whose parents were away to watch the many bands. In the a.m. hours before I even left my home I caught Black Sabbath reunited w/the main 4 and Judas Priest! Great fun teenage day.

By the time dinner-> onward rolled around it was strictly at my friend's house for AC and the last few hours. We had a radio with us when traipsing around the neighborhood to hear the FM feed of the concerts.

I recorded so much of it on VHS. Channel 17 (or was it 29 or 48) showed the same George Romero movie commercial constantly.

no i have no reliable memories of Live Aid from watching it live except for the big typo on the banner. later i would become a big sabbath head but i didn't know them then

Ya my other friend's parents recorded a lot of it. Forget if it was after the Beta to VHS switch they made ha. They held onto the Betas like trophies! Big wall of those. They had been making a cable tv movie & programs collection for a while.

LiveAID - I was there

How was it, Randy?

I worked backstage at Live Aid by getting a pass from the promoter because they where short on people [it became a warm bodies" situation, rather quickly Friday night: "call anyone you know, who can do anything, and they get a pass" My girlfriend at the time worked for Electric Factory, so she hooked me up.I helped with rigging on Friday [ok, I handed/carried duct tape], and catering on Saturday ... basically, working the food line Saturday morning, while I was lost someplace backstage at JFK

Incredible. Go on. The floor is yours!

Is this thing the 'Rigor Mortis' song you were trying to remember? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXD0c5g2nIQ

Saturday morning, while I was lost someplace backstage at JFK Stadium, and just using my sharky nose to find the scent of anything cooking and man my assigned station, I heard that same gravelly but playful voice ask "You have a smoke, mate?" I happened to have a pack of Camels on me, and a Zippo from the yacht club I worked when was exiled in Florida. I lit it for him, he said thanks and strolled along on his merry way I didn't see Ronnie Wood or Bob Dylan, though

I don't think so, Teresa but I have bookmarked it for later listening regardless!

Also that day: I made a grilled chicken sandwich for Madonna I told Jim Kerr [Simple Minds] his shirt was on backwards; he didn't care I helped deliver Jimmy Page's bar to his trailer - yes, enough for an entire bar, for a visit lasting 6 hours; his nickname was "The Toad"

Randy, who did you light for?

Also, WOW.

That first part was the SECOND time I'd met Keith Richards

Remarkable.

Went to big shows at JFK the previous 3 years. 1982 first big rock concert was Kinks, Foreigner, Joan Jett, Loverboy, Huey Lewis and the News. June 19, 1982. Then next year was Journey, John Cougar Mellencamp, Sammy Hagar, The TUBES! and Bryan Adams. Then 1984 was the Police, Joan Jett, Madness, REM. So ... the big 1985 Live Aid was a bit steep on the ticket and hot and seemed unreachable. I don't remember tickets being announced really....

this is all awesome stuff.

I saw the Jacksons at JFK

The first time was at a 7-Eleven in Cherry Hill; my friends & I were sitting around in our schwinn stingrays

this crazy looking glittery hobo zombie came wandering up. He clearly wasn't used to walking outside, even with his aviator sunglasses on. The sunlight seemed to weigh on him, like a stiff wind pushing him backwards ["The sunshine bores the daylights out of me", right?]. He walked past us, dodging our bikes, and in his best Keef voice, he said "Afternoon boys" and with a hoarse chuckle he went in.

We got scared and left!!! See, this was when Keith was getting off heroin and renting a house in Cherry Hill to dry out Apparently, Keith had come to 7-Eleven to get some smokes, but only had a $100 bill and no ID, so the cashier wouldn't break it for him. Mick came by, they got the smokes, then went to a nearby bar for the afternoon Yes, because seeing Keith Richards - in real life - scared the shit out of me, I missed meeting Mick Jagger as well by 5 minutes [I'd say]

...wow...

JFK shows: YES & frampton, Skynyrd & Frampton, Genesis, stones twice, The Who/the clash, the police

Saw Bowie's glass spider show at the vet

@Jon, like this track!

Glass Spider I saw at the Meadowlands. Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam was one of the openers. What a time to be alive.

Bowies serious moonlight at spectrum - I'm in the modern Love video (sort of) I'm next to the girl Bowie throws the flowers to; check out the Sigma Kids documentary on YouTube

Sounds like we need a weekly "Randy's Tales" segment on wprb!

that Can jam was great

Neil Young getting back wCrazy Horse @ Spectrum 1986. Tailgate scene in the usual "Pole #19" area of JFK Stadium parking lot. Wild. Wilder inside the show. People think of Neil and acoustics, gentle 70s radio sometimes... but... The Horse brings the beast. And some rowdy ass Neil fans. First time we ever had really close seats on the floor. Actual seats not Gen Adm. Well... seats became rickety step-stool ladders. And we were all hmmm.... "Low PH" scientists that night ahem.... wild wild night.

Randy, I think you host this show now.

Billy Talbot played Keytar Bass for the first couple songs.

My mom took my sister to see Sting at Stabler Arena and when everyone stood on the wood stadium seats she somehow got trapped in hers.

I remember a short statured gentleman that worked security @ The Spectrum. Saw him many times in action. Total pro at breaking up any trouble before it happened and keeping things just this side of safe/cool.

This is a nice chill version of the classic Verlaines tune!!

Richard, turns out there's a whole comp of classic NZ covers from '09 this is on. Had no idea.

Oooo I don't have this 2009 comp!!

RFK Stadium in Wash DC had that "too perfectly measured" circular engineering I guess. When 40-50 thou Deadheads got to dancing the whole stadium levels would bounce a bit. Not a low ph induced effect, the sober ones confirmed.

Link at the ready for ya - https://morrmusic.bandcamp.com/album/not-given-lightly

I thought I was the only one late to that comp party.

I bought the Vintage Crop album. I am really playing the heck out of it along with the newest Lewsberg and the Pinch Points discography

Speaking of (Happy 80 Jerry) Dead, I went to the last show ever at JFK in 1989. No it was not the Dylan and Dead show as many misremember it (that was almost exactly 2 years earlier in 1987). Went to both and both were highlights of my concert going experience. Roaming the grounds, getting sprayed by the firehoses to cool us down. I did not notice the broken down nature of JFK really in 1989.... always seemed like a slightly crumbling but lovable mess heh.

That's all good stuff, Richard.

And another JFK memory, some bleachers way up were just concrete rows to sit on. And some had this ancient plastic maybe fiberglass rows. The plastic would shed off and leave micro splinters in the skin. Yeah ... not a lot of upkeep there.

I don't believe I ever went to JFK, but wasn't a Lollapalooza held next to / where it used to be?

Yeah the dirt left over or the dirt of the parking lot left over maybe?

The Rage Against nude, silent, no songs incident.

Was that the same year as Boredoms? I remember Boredoms!

I think there was a Monsters of Rock circa 1988 there. Van Halen, Metallica, Scorpions and others...

Thanks for the link! Interesting it's on a German label.

I only saw one touring Lolla and that was Waterloo Field way up in Jerz. Stanhope. Good place to see a show. Grassy. It was year 2 I think... 1992 w/Lush, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam way early in day Ministry, Jim Rose Circus, Ice Cube, Chili Pepps. Was not really into any of the bands or knew much about some. But I remember Ministry really kicking a and standing out. Cover of Sabbath Supernaut. By Chili time it was dark and cooler and a never ending quest for bonfire as they kept being put out.

I went to Stanhope the year before. Nearly got run off the road by a tour bus.........

.....that Ice-T was driving!

Ahh the Jane's year eh?

Nine Inch

Yep. Rollins Band, Body Count, Living Colour, etc.

Got pulled over by the police on the way there AND on the way back (no tickets).

This would be a goodie for DJ ESO :)

Hmm cool sounds like the Andrew Weiss bass, Sim Cain era of Rollins band. Great lineup

Brian, it was so dry the shirt and hat I wore never truly got all the dirt out of either.

(Bowdin College hat and bootleg Big Black shirt. Why do I remember this?!)

"Sounds like we need a weekly "Randy's Tales" segment on wprb!" I'll see what I can do

We listened to WTSR weekend radio show back in the day. DJ was named Claudette maybe? Not great with the exact dates... we went to a Reggae Sunsplash at the smaller Waterloo Village "shed" venue in the park one year. Then we heard her announce it again the next year, same place. It is a lonnnggg azz drive from L-town, Bucks Co kids. So.. we get to Waterloo. Parking lot suspiciously contains plain cars, no stickers, no rasta colors, no hacky sackers. We go to ticket office. Nice person asks...

... Oh you're here for THIS show? Confused. Solved.... it was a Regis and Kathy Lee concert. Not Reggae Sunsplash. Thanks WTSR! Gas was less expensive oh well. Fun ride, explored the area, found some things to do....

I'm Not Holding Your Coat: My Bruises-and-All Memoir of Punk Rock Rebellion https://a.co/d/d5cUsrB

I highly recommend

I gotta go back and read the Buttholes chapter of Our Band Could be Your Life soon. Love that.

Yeah been enjoying these stories in the chat tonight! Thanks for sharing!

Prey was good! Led me to watching Predators to stay in the mood, which is less good, but amusing to hear Adrien Brody do a gravely Batman voice. OG Predator remains my fave for sure.

And tonight is... Brooklyn Style Pizza Delivery Night! *waits for knock..... Square pie, chunky tomato, fresh mozz, basil, olive oil. Dominick's (originally Trenton) our local central Bucks location.

I had ~14 pieces of a Brooklyn pie before I watched Prey (with a 4.5 mile walk home in between).

DSM, I have a weird soft spot for Predators. The Predator rotted.

Also eating a Dominick's pizza tonight, from Washington Crossing location tho, not sure if it's related Brian.

Don't get me wrong, I fully enjoyed Predators haha.

Any good, DSM? I have been right by there a couple times recently.

If we ever get back to plane travel again... Brooklyn Pie makes GREAT stash-in-carry-on plane food. Did it a bunch over the last 10-15 years. The square slices fit perfectly in a big ziploc fridge bag. 4 at a time. No airport food ever... solved!

Oh, the "KR" was for Keith Richards. Aha!

Just got a plain old cheese pizza, Jon, and it is pretty good! Sauce veers savory not sweet which I prefer. Quality cheese, and a good crust, not dry, which happens out here sometimes on this side of the river.

thanks for the book rec, Randy

DSM, yes indeed they are! Trenton, Wash Cross, Richboro, Dublin. There was an Oxford Valley not sure if it still exists tho. It has to have the certain font and "Original" in the name. And the Dominick's spelled with a "k" at the end.

Good to know! There was a Dominick's in Flemington when I was growing up, wonder if they were also part of the fold. Long gone now I believe.

You're all making me homesick and hungry for east coast pizza.

After searching I think the only main ones now are just Washington Crossing, Richboro and Dublin. Dublin is afiliated maybe started by an employee that worked at Richboro.

Reese, where are you located and what's the pizza scene over there?

I'm in Seattle and the pizza scene is kinda sad.

DSM from their site orig owner and starter of it all Vinny (RIP) had pizzerias in Clinton, Somerville, Newton, Flemington and Ewing

Reese, I liked Serious Pie when I was there!

Need to look up the names of the other two spots we hit...

Ah, now Serious Pie is a good choice! Fancy stuff though when you're missing east coast pizzas.

Gabbiano by the pinball museum?

Also, Rocco's?

That was once a serious Pizza empire! Good job Vinny.

Hmmm. I know where the pinball museum is but haven't been to Gabbiano. Will need to check that out.

(Checking my Seattle Trip Spreadsheet.)

This was a few years back. May no longer exist.

I'm a Little Mario's on Pike frequenter when I'm downtown.

Alas, permanently closed.

Mentioned a Japan comp last year or before that sounded like it had WPRB written all over it. Another one for 2022: " VA – Anthology of Experimental Music from Japan " . I bet there are half a dozen DJs here interested in that

https://unexplainedsoundsgroup.bandcamp.com/album/anthology-of-experimental-music-from-japan

https://seattle.eater.com/2014/9/23/6834871/inconsistencies-damn-the-weather-and-marron-pizzeria-gabbiano-review

Bookmarked, Brian!

Hiya JS!

Jeff! Quite a night for you already!

Hey, thanks for the reccos! Might need to plan a weekend NW pizza tour.

This looks cool too. I am all over any 1970s African Funk: https://www.clashmusic.com/reviews/the-movers-vol-1-1970-1976/

New Meridian Brothers is really fun too!

Hahah thanks Jon my son escaped with burned boots and an empty bank account. Hopefully he will be back on the road soon and able to DJ at WRUC in Sept

Another one that had me like a magnet: Tanamur City: Indonesian AOR, City Pop, and Boogie 1979 to 1991. https://www.nme.com/en_asia/features/music-interviews/indonesia-city-pop-boogie-compilation-tanamur-city-cultures-of-soul-3115549

i'm lactose intolerant. all pizzas are pizza haunts

One of my favorite local pizza places is Pizza Schmizza

https://schmizza.com/

gee, stepped away from the chat and missed the pnw pizza talk. don't know seattle but there are lots of super good pizza options in pdx - happy to weigh in via dm/email sometime though gotta run now to an event.

pizza schmizza? pdx too?

handsome pizza and cafe olli in pdx, but handsome closes a week or so from now . very sad news.

yes :)

Another one by Yugoslavian guitarist magician of sound Branko Mataja came out recently " Traditional and Folk Songs of Yugoslavia " a reissue. 2nd this year of recordings he did in the 70s that are getting released / re-released now. So crystalline and beautiful

Scottie's in Portland was very good and there's a place in PDX I really wanna get to I will now look up.

Lovely's 50/50! - https://lovelysfiftyfifty.wordpress.com

The "vegan metal slice place" wasn't as good as Scottie's. Name escapes me.

this makes me realize i gotta make a ranked list of pdx za. after all we're suppposedly the best in the country or something?

Eater had a good list I used.

But I'm sure many places have arrived and departed since I visited.

This was crazy good too : "VA – The Rough Guide to the Music of Yunnan" . Area way down in SW China near Tibet. Very cool sounds.

I got a message from a WPRB DJ in Philadelphia over the weekend asking for south Jersey pizza suggestions and I was delighted with how much they liked the place I recommended they ended up choosing.

Yes Lovely's is great! I can't eat flour anymore so my options became somewhat limited

I follow Lovely's on Instagram and always am placing hypothetical orders in my mind.

And file under WPRB dj's salivating as well: " Would It Sound Just As Bad If You Played It Backwards? A Collection of Sounds from the Studio Eksperymentalne Polskiego Radia (1959-2001) Vol. I & II " https://otherpeople.bandcamp.com/album/would-it-sound-just-as-bad-if-you-played-it-backwards-a-collection-of-sounds-from-the-studio-eksperymentalne-polskiego-radia-1959-2001-vol-i

Jon, what is that place? (the south jerz spot)

I provided 4-5 suggestions and they went with Back Door Pizza.

http://backdoor-pizza.com

https://pdx.eater.com/maps/best-vegan-pizza-portland

No seats, but quality eats.

i live for the cheesy cheese pizza and breadsticks

hey y'all. just tuning in. better late than never

I get hung up on getting my Tarantini Panzarotti when in South Jerz

Awesome, Richard.

Hey, Sebastian!

And yet another prb centric comp " Jon Savage’s 1977-1979: Symbols Clashing Everywhere " https://theartsdesk.com/new-music/music-reissues-weekly-jon-savages-1977-1979-symbols-clashing-everywhere

Brian, I can't keep up!

Ahhhh chat lasts forever!

This looks very good.

My family is going to western England next week and I have instructed them to hit up my favorite 3 singles for 5 pounds store and ask the owner to find me some post-punk gems.

Armenian American musician really cool sounds too: Souren Baronian – The Middle Eastern Soul of Carlee Records

all this pizza talk in the chat and NO pizza-centric tunes on the air? For shame.

Sebastian, I don't know how it happened. If I'd known I would have planned (panned?) accordingly!

Oooo. This is a bit Desert Cruisingish!!

@Jon. Haha

This is a sick track

I said this week might be heavier! Andee from A Minor Forest is part of this group.

https://myheartaninvertedflame.bandcamp.com/album/plague-notes-unnamed-unknown-a-finger-dragged-through-dust

I picked up a great track Capt Ahab played last week. A Washington one-man-setup. "Liquify"

Yes! Same here Richard!

Grabbed that on my 1st Friday splurge this month

I bought the discography. https://liquify.bandcamp.com/track/arrival-on-solaria

Nice!

Nice!!!

Bookmarked!

Richard Wright-ish on the Liquify keyboards.

That is right! That caught my ear

Feels like "The Wall" buildup.

Ha totally!

I remember you mentioning that Brian. This one here

Bookmarking this!

I feel like Pink Floyd could have titled a song named, You Will Never Hear From Me Again

Thanks Jon, great show tonight! And thanks Chat, great chat tonight, too!

Yeah, everyone delivered on all fronts tonight. Mike has his work cut out for him!

This is an epic follow up Jon. Thanks for the show. Learned and laughed.

That's all I can ask for on both sides of the microphone, Richard.

Cheers! See you on the other side

Oh! For those who were in Mike's chat last week I was able to fix hotovengrinder.com so it works as intended again.

Hey yo thanks for the show

LOL, nice.

My pleasure, TAndy.

I have zero on my docket once I get off the air so I am very much looking forward to some uninterrupted listening.

Great virtual hangout/get together, Jon, as always!

Thanks, Ossy. You're welcome around these parts anytime.

Nice! best $5 you've spent Jon