Not Another Locals' Show # 11

We were still recovering from a tryptophan overdose from our Thanksgiving festivities when this episode was produced.  Though the show may start off a bit more mellow than normal, don't let it fool you!  We have some incredible music this episode (as always) and pick up the pace in the second half hour!

Sleepy Sunday recording day; Frank may run half of the St. Jude marathon; the special musical guests had to cancel for this episode; the studio is citris fresh; technical difficulties once again plague Beans; send us some music; Rae-Ray is playing on Dec 1 at Otherlands with Bret Preston and Holly Cole; is "pandering" a word?; our dick head PR guy's name is "info;" more technical issues; listening to music for the first few podcasts; myspace battle of the bands review; critique of "battles" of bands and pay-to-play shows; Beans spills the beans on an Arkansas venue; Frank's gay bar story for his memoires, or as he put it, his life's "synapsis;" Beans doesn't believe in Nebraska; if you're a local band, you need to put your shit on the podsafe music network under a creative commons license; our two bits on Kramer's verbal diarrhea; logic plays no part in being offended; Beans has created a dysfunctional family relationship with the stars of TBS reruns; Frank's rant on "old school;" more commentary on the DJ at the Memphis Roller Derby bout; the noises vikings, cowboys and bengal tigers make; "my salt licks are the saltiest;" yes, even more technical troubles - listen as Frank tries to fill up dead air when the CD player quits working; Frank breaks down at the end of the show...

Featured Bands (Song)
Eighty Katie (Goodbye Caroline)   these guys aren't together anymore, but catch lead singer, Bret Preston, in The Lights
Sinister Grin (Set Me Free)  web, myspace
River City Tanlines (Black Knight)   myspace
Boston Chinks (Priority Male)   myspace
Second Saturday (The Fox)    myspace
The Clergy (Suicide King)  web, myspace

Thank you, thank you, thank you for spending this hour with us!  We hope you were entertained and that you're leaving us a bit more happy than before!  Peace out and come back next week for more original music from Memphis, the Midsouth and beyond!