S5E193 - The Dead C - 'Trapdoor Fucking Exit' with Joe Tunis

<p>Returning guest <strong>Joe Tunis</strong> (Pengo, Carbon Records) brings us a music/art trio Thurston Moore called "one of the most interesting bands in the world", New Zealand's <strong>The Dead C</strong> and their blistering 1990 release <strong>'Trapdoor Fucking Exit'</strong>. The group's lo-fi, improvisational brand of post-rock is not for everyone, but brave listeners will surely come away with their ears ringing in a way they've never quite experienced before. File under uneasy listening.</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Doorway to the Sky</em> - Pengo; <em>Disappearer</em> - Sonic Youth; <em>Ninth Symphony </em>- Ludwig Van Beethoven; <em>Children </em>- The Dead C; <em>Sunrise </em>- Bardo Pond; <em>Judy is a Punk </em>- The Ramones; <em>White Light White Heat, European Son </em>- The Velvet Underground; <em>Heaven, Hell is Now Love, Mighty, Power, Bury, Sky, Bone, Krossed, Calling Slowly, Helen Said This </em>- The Dead C; <em>Guitar Solo - </em>Rat Bastard; <em>I'm Waiting For The Man </em>- The Velvet Underground; <em>Tally Ho </em>- The Clean; <em>Ghost Rider </em>- Suicide</p>