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| January 14th, 2008 |
| $trick9 And The Truth |
ready for the same thing; as was my guest $trick9 And The Truth.
We were running a little bit late (as usual), due to the fact that we were recording behind Mars Café at the always
fantastic Sonic Factory Studios; you can download those tracks for free, right here. Despite the tardiness we still
managed to play a number of records, which was good as they had a lot to choose from, many of which had never been
played on the show.
The first of which was an album that launched Weird Al into super-stardom, “Dr. Demento's Dementia Royale”, I never
would have thought that Nick was such a big Weird Al fan. The rest of the night was not quite so Yiddish, as we played
music from all over the place.
Here is some of the albums we played…
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Elton John – Greatest Hits Vol. 2
The Cars – Heartbeat City
Beastie Boys – The Mix-Up
Temple of the Dog
Johnny Cash – IV
Leonard Cohen – Death of a Ladies Man
National – Boxer
Ghostface Killa – The Pretty Toney Album
Bonnie Prince Billy – Cold and Wet Single
$trick9 And The Truth just released their debut album “Mother Earth” on their own label, White Poison Industries. The
album features a guest appearance from none other than Ed Fallon on accordion and is an excellent debut with a very
professional sound. We talk all about the unusual collaboration and more during the interview which you can also
download right now, for free.
$peaking of free, see where $trick9 speaks the truth at www.yostrick9.com You can get two different free mixtape
downloads, The Monday Jewel video of the week, plus some amusing antidotes that you can kill time reading well
working for the man.
We were running a little bit late (as usual), due to the fact that we were recording behind Mars Café at the always
fantastic Sonic Factory Studios; you can download those tracks for free, right here. Despite the tardiness we still
managed to play a number of records, which was good as they had a lot to choose from, many of which had never been
played on the show.
The first of which was an album that launched Weird Al into super-stardom, “Dr. Demento's Dementia Royale”, I never
would have thought that Nick was such a big Weird Al fan. The rest of the night was not quite so Yiddish, as we played
music from all over the place.
Here is some of the albums we played…
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Elton John – Greatest Hits Vol. 2
The Cars – Heartbeat City
Beastie Boys – The Mix-Up
Temple of the Dog
Johnny Cash – IV
Leonard Cohen – Death of a Ladies Man
National – Boxer
Ghostface Killa – The Pretty Toney Album
Bonnie Prince Billy – Cold and Wet Single
$trick9 And The Truth just released their debut album “Mother Earth” on their own label, White Poison Industries. The
album features a guest appearance from none other than Ed Fallon on accordion and is an excellent debut with a very
professional sound. We talk all about the unusual collaboration and more during the interview which you can also
download right now, for free.
$peaking of free, see where $trick9 speaks the truth at www.yostrick9.com You can get two different free mixtape
downloads, The Monday Jewel video of the week, plus some amusing antidotes that you can kill time reading well
working for the man.