The Last Exit For The Lost Apocalyptic Underground Radio

Karen Crisis, formerly of the band Crisis, called in for an extensive interview, where she discussed her new project, Gospel Of The Witches. Present were, Just Joe, James, and, someone who has not been here in a long while, because he is the worst co-host in the world, that's right, Dave. True to form in keeping with his being the worst co-host in the world, he said he was leaving after only having been there barely an hour. Azkath told him he could not leave until they had given him a proper welcome back, and shown him how much they had missed him... Which they promptly did by beating the crap out of him, and then throwing him in the snow, giving him a thorough snow job. Also there, briefly, he did not speak on air, was Mark. There were segments of Movie Time, and some TV shows, and on-line shows were discussed as well, Just Joe had not seen any movies in two weeks, because he had been watching seasons of one TV show, and one on-line show. The last hour was The Old School Hour...

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Seriah talks with Karyn Crisis on the eve of the album release and 2 upcoming shows. They discuss how the album came togther, ending up on Century Media, and inspiration, among other things...

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This show actually marked one year that we have been in our new studio. Doesn't seem like it's been that long already. Anyways, we were supposed to have The Pushrods live on this show, but only Dano Voodie, their bass player, showed up. Great seeing Dano again, though, it's been years since he has been in studio. Dano is also in Recycled Zombies, and a few other bands. Previously he's played for Others and Punch Drunk Monkeys with Crappy the Clown, who was also present this night, in his alter ego, Mr. Linda. Jimmy Evans of Hollow Bodies also came up with Dano, and we got to hear some fun stories from both. Olivia and Tim of Undead Messengers were with us, and EVD. Quite the fun night. Also aired the Karyn Crisis interview that I conducted a few days before. It was long, so I broke it into 2 parts. It is also available in one piece without music in the interview section. Besides that we played lots of good music, new and old, and a exclusive old school set at the end for internet listeners (The show started really late this night due to Where Did the Road Go? running way over). Also, a couple songs got repeated, too much going on and some techincal issues. This wasn't noticed till after the fact. Ah well.

- Seriah