Here it is, the last clip from the “Lost” Episode 13 of Fat Robot Radio. Why am I posting these? Wasn’t that Episode lost for a reason? Where are my pants? All Good Questions. Stay Tuned for the answers, right after this:

 

 Episode 13, The Lost Episode [1:01m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Another fine clip from Episode 13 of Fat Robot Radio that never aired. Why? It wasn’t any good, and I know what you are thinking. What the hell do you have to compare it with when all the other 29 Episodes of that Podcast sucked too. I don’t have any of those answers. Nor would I care if I did have any answers. So enjoy, this is clip two, which features the one and only Dave Jobless (Benson). Check out his myspace page at FRR on MYspace . Enjoy.

 

 Episode 13, The Lost Episode [1:51m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Here is a special treat for all two of you Fat Robot Radio fans out there, a clip from the missing episode NUMBER 13. I’ve been able to obtain these in a trade from Steve Jiff who was in possession of the entire episode. We made a deal, he would get a writing credit on all the Episodes of MORNING SHENANIGANS Cartoon and I would get these clips. Fair deal I think, mostly since the Cartoon will never see the light of day. Sucker. So enjoy this one, I have two more that I am going to post this week. Listening to these almost makes me glad I was gone.

 

 Lost Episode - Clip One [2:59m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

THISTLE
Now in their thirteenth year of playing together, the men of Thistle are still hacking away at the frayed edges of modern music, churning out blistering riffs and ear bleeding bass surges atop a sea of crushing drums. The new tunes are as exciting as their description sounds, and they’ll be debuted on this Summer outing.
Here are the dates:

The Light Wires
Tiberius Records is pleased to announce the release of the Light Wires’ second full-length studio album, (tentatively titled ‘The Invisible Hand’). The band spent a very, very long time making this album and they’re extremely proud of it.
The emperor is tinkering with technology on this one as it will be an online-only release. This anticipated follow up to the band’s debut release a couple of years back has quite a few tricks up its sleeves. It will be available through I-tunes, Amazon and all other major digital media distributors October, 2007. If you absolutely have to have a hard copy, accommodations will be made in very limited numbers. Contact Tiberius for more information.

DARK FUNERAL TO RELEASE FIRST OF TWO DVDS ON OCTOBER 15

 

TRENTON , N.J. – Black metal legends Dark Funeral will release their first-ever DVD set, “Attera Orbis Terrarum – Part 1,” on October 15 through Regain Records.

 

The two-disc set consists of three complete, professionally-filmed live shows and rare bonus footage.  The first show was filmed with seven cameras o March 12, 2005 in Katowic , Poland .  The second was filmed the following March in Tilburg , The Netherlands with four cameras.  The second disc starts off with a camera-shot show from March 2006 in Paris , followed by the video clip for “Atrum Regina” and previously unreleased amateur footage that chronicles Dark Funeral’s entire career, including the very first, and now legendary, show in Oslo , Norway on May 4, 1994.  The total combined running time for the two discs is nearly four hours.

“Besides the three professionally filmed shows, we wanted this first DVD to also serve as a historical, live documentation of our career with rare and previously unreleased footage,” said band leader Lord Ahriman.  “This is the first DVD in a series of two that we will be releasing from touring for ‘Attera Totus Sanctus.’  This first DVD focus on European shows, while the second DVD will focus on South America .”

The Dark Funeral website will be re-launched shortly to coincide with the release of “Attera Orbis Terrarum – Part 1.”  Regain Records recently re-released three records from the Swedish band’s catalog – “The Secrets of the Black Arts,” “Vobiscum Satanas,” and “Diabolis Interium” – with bonus material.

The band will embark on a North American tour this fall, immediately followed by a short tour of Mexico .

Dark Funeral US tour dates are as follow:

 

10/09/07 Crocodile Rock Cafe – Allentown , PA

10/10/07 Jaxx – West Springfield , VA

10/11/07 Webster Theatre – Hartford , CT

10/12/07 The Chance – Poughkeepsie , NY

10/13/07 The Palladium – Worcester , MA

10/14/07 B.B. Kings Blues Club – New York City , NY

10/15/07 Imperial de Quebec – Quebec City QUE CAN

10/16/07 Club Soda – Montreal , QUE CAN

10/17/07 Opera House – Toronto , ONT CAN

10/18/07 Peabody ’s – Cleveland , OH

10/19/07 Pearl Room – Mokena , IL

10/20/07 Station 4 – St Paul , MN

10/21/07 The Bottleneck – Lawrence , KS

10/22/07 Bluebird Theater – Denver , CO

10/24/07 Galaxy Theatre – Santa Ana , CA

10/25/07 House of Blues – West Hollywood , CA

10/26/07 The Clubhouse – Tempe , AZ

10/27/07 The Rock – Tucson , AZ

10/28/07 Launch Pad – Albuquerque , NM

10/29/07 White Rabbit – San Antonio , TX

10/30/07 Ridglea Theater – Ft Worth, TX

11/01/07 The Muse – Nashville , TN

11/02/07 Harpo´s Concert Theatre – Detroit , MI

11/03/07 Uncle Pleasants – Louisville , KY

 

DARK FUNERAL – MEXICAN TOUR 2007

11/07/07 Cd. Obregon , Sonora
11/08/07 Guadalajara
11/09/07 Monterrey
11/10/07 Mexico City
More info at www.chasprod.com.

 

www.darkfuneral.se

www.myspace.com/darkfuneral

www.regainrecords.com

Man when I see clips like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwUl9HjahRg I can’t help but miss Chris Elliott.  A Comic Genius, who is a hero of mine. Oh well. At Least I have his new Book Mounting Mount Everest to look forward to this Fall. Still someone should collect everything he ever did on Letterman and put it out on a DVD. I would buy it.