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The Atlantics -- When You're Young (1978)
The Outlets -- Bright Lights (1982)
The Pencils -- Time Of Your Life (1984)
The First Steps -- Anywhere Else But Here (1980)
The Hypsterz -- 66 54321 (1980)
Peter Dayton -- Skintite (1981)
La Peste -- Better Off Dead (1978)
LAX -- Ronnie's Song (1979)
Algebra Mothers (A Moms) -- Strawberry Cheesecake (1979)
The Upset -- Hurt (1980)
White Summer -- Power Poison (1984)
The Donkeys -- Monkey Business (198?)
Deep Throats -- Rock 'n Roll Discharge (1978)
The Valves -- It Don't Mean Nothing At All (1979)
Excel -- If It Rains (1979)
Bonus Third Set
The Jetz - Time Of Your Life
The Pencils - Time Of Your Life
Paragraf Pop - Med Dig
Fingerprintz - Houdini Love
Brave New Works - Mixed Up Feelings
The Click - Just Another Monday
The Vipers ~ "Never Alone", "Telling Those Lies", "We're Outta Here"
The Voltags - Shut up
DJ Ken has done it again. He's mixed a Halloween cake that is sure to knock your costume off with Louis, Lizzy, Siouxsie, Curry, Dolly, Lefty and so much more.
Better than I remember. That’s the title to a song falling somewhere in the middle of the new James Clark Institute release. And it's a perfect way to describe the album. No matter how good I think it is when I'm talking about it with someone, or blathering on about it like this on the modcast, it's so much better when I'm actually listening to it. So, here's my review you can use for James Clark Institute’s The Color of Happy.
It's the end of the season, the pennant race is on, the fall classic is looming. So, of course I had to call up some ringers to talk baseball and music. First up is DJ Ken from The Shingles, and batting cleanup is none other than Vista Blue front man, Mike Patton. All baseball related songs of course, and a few of baseball's greatest play calls as well.
You know the artists but do you remember these tracks? I've got deep cuts from the back catalogs of some of our favorite bands on this week's show. These are the songs that often get forgotten, or overshadowed by the bigger hits. We all know their hits, everyone knows their popular albums, and the true fans will know a lot of the back catalog for all the bands here, I'm sure. But I'm guessing even those diehards don't play many of these tracks very often. 
We're just a little past the half way mark for this year and already it's shaping up to be a great one as far as new music goes. A lot of music rumbles through my ears, and lately these are the artists who are in heavy rotation here at Suave headquarters. There are definitely some solid contenders for my annual best of list at the end of the year. These are acts I've already hyped this year, but the music is so good I decided I'd better play 'em again.