S5E248 - Dag Nasty 'Can I Say' with Tim Hinely (Dagger Zine)

<p>This week's guest, <strong>Tim Hinely</strong> (founder of <em>Dagger</em> Zine and editor of <em>'Where The Wild Gigs Were: A Trip Thru America’s Legendary Underground Music Venues'</em>) brings us the debut album by legendary Washington D.C. band <strong>Dag Nasty.</strong> Originally released in 1986 on Dischord Records, <strong>'Can I Say'</strong> is a blistering collection of masterfully-played, intelligent punk tunes about looking inward and moving forward. Turn. It. Up!</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Under Your Influence</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>In My Role As A Professional Singer and Ham</em> - Rat Bastard (Mark Eitzel cover); <em>The Godfather, Justification</em> (with Shawn Brown) - Dag Nasty; <em>Kids of the Black Hole</em> - Adolescents; <em>Unafraid</em> - Alloy; <em>Ohio is for Lovers</em> - Hawthorne Heights; <em>Values Here, One To Two</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>I Don't Care About Yo</em>u - Fear; <em>Circles</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>Suburban Home</em> - Descendents; <em>Thin Line, Justification, What Now, I've Heard</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>Attitude</em> - Bad Brains; <em>Under Your Influence, Can I Say</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>Celebrated Summer</em> - Husker Du; <em>Never Go Back</em> - Dag Nasty; <em>Love's My Only Crime</em> - Laughing Hyenas; <em>100 Punks</em> - Dag Nasty (Generation X cover)</p>