The Last Exit For The Lost Apocalyptic Underground Radio

This week we were joined not only by Tim Binder, but also Rick of The Metallic Onslaught, but also RJ of Rip Open the Sky. We did a Tribute to music that came out in 1986, and the background music for the night was all from the TV series, Babylon 5, as one of the actors, Jerry Doyle, passed away this week. 

Present were, EVD, Nathan, Just Joe, Tim, and, Crappy The Clown, who later became one of his many alternate personalities, Vilified, then, later, Crappy, and then, well, not Crappy. The band Sucker was there for about the first half of the program. They performed a couple of multi song sets live. It sounded great, once again, a shout out to Nathan for doing such a great job running the sound. After their performance, the band was interviewed, it was their first time here, and a track from their CD was played. They are cool, suckerrock.com is their web site, which has all their links, facebook, youtube, reverbnation, and, bandcamp. We spotlighted musically the year 1987. The Person Formerly Known As Crappy The Clown Played a game which he has played here before, called Is It Legal, he had with him a toy gun that was made in 1987, coincidentally, which could do some pretty damaging shooting, and looked real, and asked if it was still legal to have. It had to be researched, I think the answer was mostly no. Tim picked out one of the musical sets from 1987, as he had for one of the years last week. It was on the glamy side, as you would expect from Tim, Azkath gave it mixed reviews. I loved it. There were segments of Movie Time, a Netflix series was talked about as well...

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Present were, EVD, Nathan, Becka, Bi-Coastal Tim, Tim and Olivia, from the band Undead Messengers, and a band. Oh, wait... There was no band, but Nathan thought that there was going to be, so he got The Performance Room all set up with new equipment that he had acquired, and was very proud of, even getting there two whole hours early, which he never does, only, he was totally mistaken in thinking that there was going to be a band there this night (except for the members of Undead Messengers, of course, but, they weren't there to perform). Poor Nathan's brain must be damaged from attending, first Furry Fest, and then, the next week, Bronie Con. I mean, that can really mess someone up. So poor Nathan had to spend a good portion of the night dismantling everything he had taken all that time to set up for no reason. Instead of spotlighting, musically, just one year this night, for one night only, The Wheel Of Doom was marked with years, people took turns spinning it, and the year it landed on, a set of music was played from that year. So, the years 1991, 1994, 1989, and, the decade of the 1970's were spotlighted, the 1970's was done as a whole decade, because there wasn't enough metal back then to do every year. Azkath played about five minutes of an interview he had conducted with Steve Handell, the vocalist, lead guitarist, and, rhythm guitarist for the band 7th Calling, you can find the rest of the interview on this web site. The interview was followed by one of their songs. It rocked. Becka was dressed up like Peecachoo, from Pokimon, which drew her a lot of unwanted attention, like suggestions that they play tug of war, using the Peecachoo as the rope. There were segments of Movie Time, some TV programs were talked about as well. Some more of those "Shower Thoughts", from Tumblr, were read. And, Nathan announced that he has started a GoFundMe account to raise money for new and better equipment, so that the bands who perform here, when there actually is a band performing(!), will sound even better than they already do, thanks to his running it, say whatever else you will about him, and there is plenty to say(!), he is very good at that! So, this is a worthy cause, the link is, www.gofundme.com/lastexit if you can, donate whatever you can, every little bit helps, to a good cause! You'll also by doing so know you did something to help support local and independent music, by helping them to sound their very best! There was also a theme of summoning the rain since we have been going through a drought for the last few weeks...

-Fire Eater Wizard

Present were, Nathan, EVD, Just Joe, Tim, Rob, and, former co-host and vocalist for the band Chamber Law, Dee. Three bands were present for about the first half of the program, Sanjuro Fields, Genitor, and, Jared Light. Jared performed live, and the other two acts brought up their CD's, from which three songs each were played. They are all cool, and you can find them all on Bandcamp and Facebook, among other places. Rob told us a bit about the two bands he is actively in currently, both his metal bands are on hiatus, but he is in a hard rock band, Stranded With A Kiss, and a ska band, Viva The Mayhem. Dee had no voice, she had a bad cold, but she still made her presence felt, especially by Just Joe, because they would ask her questions, and tell her to answer by punching Just Joe once, if the answer was yes, and, twice, if the answer was no. Poor Just Joe got punched a lot this night. Also, Dee killed Hatty, Just Joe's tin foil hat, which he is very attached to, just like he was to Cuppy, back in the day. Dee crushed Hatty up and stomped on it. At the end of the night, they threw the remains of Hatty away, and made Just Joe cry. We spotlighted musically the year 1997. There were segments of Movie Time, some TV programs were talked about as well...

- Fire Eater Wizard