The Last Exit For The Lost Apocalyptic Underground Radio

Joining me on this show was Peter Robbins, a regular on Where Did the Road Go? and well known UFOlogist. As well, Peter is the brother of Helen Wheels, who, aside from her solo career was also involved with Blue Oyster Cult. We talked UFO's and more, and took turns picking sets of music. It's a very diverse show, and it actually went till 6pm, so you have three hours to enjoy.

Playlist

Psyche Corporation "Pound of Flesh"
Inviolate "Illusion of Mercy"
Future 86 "Let's Go"

Bob Dylan "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
Ella Fitzgerald "Two Little Men in a Flying Saucer"
The Ventures "Slaughter on 5th Avenue"
The Velvet Underground and Nico "Sunday Morning"

Def Leppard "Rock Brigade"
Phantom Blue "Goin' Mad'
One Eyed Doll "Envy"
Ashley MacIsaac "Brenda Shubbert"

Ramones "The KKK Took My Baby Away / Pet Semetary - Live"
Talking Heads "What a Day That Was"
Blue Oyster Cult "Tattoo Vampire"
Helen Wheels Band "Tattoo Vampire"

Laffing Buddha "Alien Angel"
Blue Oyster Cult "E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)"
Dead Man's Bones "My Body's a Zombie for You"
Nitework "Full Moon"
Micah Hanks "Never Without You"

Blue Oyster Cult "(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
Buck Dharma "(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
Spinal Tap "Hell Hole / Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight"

Pandora's Lunchbox "John Henry Has a Hammer and the White Man is a Mountain"
Ballydowse "Open the Records"
Firewater "Get Out of My Head"
Carnival in Coal "Maniac"

The great Luke Ski "Star Wars Trilogy Homesick Blues"
The Brain Surgeons "Love Potion #9"
The Ventures "Secret Agent Man"
Saltillo "A Necessary End"
Squonk Opera "Inside Height"

Iggy Pop "Home"
The Lobster Quadrille "The Heavenly Host"
Belly "Star"

Peter Buffet "Thunderbird"

Right around Azkath's birthday, he plays some stuff he really loves in this edition. Again, pretty dark overall.

Playlist

Playlist Miranda Sex Garden "Peep Show"
Eluveite "From Darkness"

Arcana "Song of Mourning"
Brave "Lost (In Restrospect)"
One-Eyed Doll "The Loveland"

HPLHS "Tentacles"
Dream Into Dust "Wrong Side of the Glass"
Ookla the Mok "Arthur Curry"

Peaches and Crime "Never Came Back"
If Man is Five "Water"
The Gathering "Probably Built in the 50's"

Psyche Corporation "Strange Machine"
Sax Myle "IYPB"
Trespassers W "The Lost Souls"

Sopor Aeturnus and the Ensemble of Shadows "Dead Souls"
Where Echoes End "Only in War"
Belly "Star (Full Band Version)"

Ghoultown "Walking Through the Desert"
Sanjuro Fields "Ghosts in the Bank"

Dyonisis "Rainy Day"

This page is always under construction. Some older shows use playlist files still, in which case they won't stream unless you open them in something like WinAmp. Slowly fixing them, while trying to fill out the rest of the archive. 

Here you can find a plethora of entertainment. The Last Exit for the Lost itself airs weekly, live on WVBR 93.5FM, Ithaca, NY, and it starts at 11:30pm Saturday Night and goes till 6am Sunday morning. It it re-aired various times throughout the week on internet radio stations as well. Eventually they end up in this archive. The shows on this page go back years. You can find pictures, video, playlists, recaps, etc. You will also find a ton of material around the site, best of CD's that you can download, Best of DVD's that you can watch and download, our Old-School reclaimation project, with downloads of old demo bands and more. There is our side show, the Dealer's Choice show which is a bit different in style, there are tons of interviews, and much, much more. After 25+ years, there is probably more here than you can ever go through. 

You can talk to us in the popup and make requests during the live show, add us on Twitter, Facebook, etc, We have a catalog of well over 100,000 albums to pick from. Our shows are generally unpredictable. We try to mix new and old music, mostly Metal, but we feature a diversity of heavy and dark music. We have some themed shows now and again, and live bands many weeks. 

This show is a labor of love, love of music, and we try to make it fun. We hope you enjoy it. 

The very day of this LE, Sunday, the 23rd of November, was Just Joe's eleventh Anniversary here. Happy Anniversary, Just Joe. Present for it were, Just Joe, which was fortunate, it would have been a shame if he hadn't been there when his Anniversary was the exact day of LE, which can only happen about every six years, EVD, Rick and Randy from "The Metallic Onslaught", Eric, Rob and R.J. from the band Thirteen South, and, someone who hasn't been here in about fifteen years, but who was there from the very beginning of LE, and was a regular co-host for a long time, The Almighty Monkey! He was going to be here earlier in the year, for our twentieth Anniversary Shows, but we learned tonight that he had fallen thirty feet out of a tree, and broken his back. Funny, you would think that monkeys should be really good at climbing trees, I mean, isn't that what they are supposed to do? There was a lot of reminiscing about his time on LE. EVD duct taped The Monkey, Randy, and Eric together, and then Azkath and Just Joe beat on them with a big metal blade, a cookie sheet, a guitar. Randy got a balloon shoved in his mouth, which he bit and popped, and Randy got a lot of disturbing, disgusting man love from Eric and The Monkey while they were all stuck together. And Azkath also put Crappy The Clown's underwear on Randy, I mean, he wasn't wearing it, but had it put on him, rubbed in his face. Randy also had to wear Dave's gross, smelly beard, which EVD had ripped off of Dave with duct tape the week before, Just Joe got to put it on him, he was given that pleasure because it was his Anniversary, after all. Randy was quite traumatized by all that happened to him this night, but he did get to break a record over The Monkey's head, which made him happy. He had to wear the beard because Russian Roulette was played, where either he or Just Joe would have to wear it, and it turned out to be Randy. But apparently, if you are in the band Thirteen South, you like wearing Dave's beard, because last week Rob had worn it on various parts of his anatomy, he did all of it himself, and now R.J. willingly put it on himself. Music was played for The Monkey, bands he likes, or that Azkath thought he would like, although I must say, I'm extremely disappointed that his theme music, the theme to the old cartoon show "The Banana Splits" as done by some nineties alternative rock people was not played, I love that song, and that was one of my favorite shows when I was little, like about ten thousand years ago. A set of songs that used to be staples on the old radio program, "The Rock Shop", was also played, also for The Monkey, as he liked that. There was a lot of reminiscing about the past eleven years that Just Joe has been with us, there has been SO MUCH that he has done, and had done to him, in that time. I made him fall off the roof once, I was actually trying to help him, trying to talk him into coming down, but instead I made him fall off of it, which got him down, just not the way I meant to. Oh well, I guess I suck at therapy. Just Joe got to pick a set of music. There were segments of Movie Time, and Just Joe discussed a web series as well. The last hour was The Old School Hour... And, once again, A VERY HAPPY ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY TO JUST JOE!!!!!

-Fire Eater Wizard