Blogs

7pm Wednesdays
http://anonrocknroll.com
wesflexner@anonrocknroll.com

Denzel Curry w Bad Brains - I Against I
Anon - Michael Moore Knows Like I Know
Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove
Biden's NATO Speech
Clairo - Sexy2Someone
Folk Implosion - BobbleHead Doll
The Fall - Fit And Working Again
Silent Servant - M-87
RJD2-Resting One
Anonrocknroll- United States Attractive
District 14 Rep Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Presents Articles of Impeachment For Supreme Court Clarence Thomas and Alito

https://ocasio-cortez.house.gov/media/press-releases/ocasio-cortez-intro...

Columbus Community

7pm Wednesdays
http://anonrocknroll.com
wesflexner@anonrocknroll.com

Turnstile - No Surprise
The Fall - Middle Mass
Mingus - Nostalgia
Winston Hightower - Hip Swayer
Time and Temp - In Midnight
Camu - Intervention
Sinkane w Stout - The Anthem
RJD2 w Jamie Lidell - Through It All
Black Keys - Weight of Love
Feeling Figures - Swimming
André 3000 - I swear, I Really Wanted To Make A "Rap" Album But This Is Literally The Way The Wind Blew Me This Time

Columbus Community

Music Columbus “Earn As You Learn” summer intern Evan dropped the first episode of The Paisley Rug Power Hour during the Tuesday night "Ear Opener" slot. Evan did two interviews, one with Andy Pastalaniec of Chime School and another with Keith and Glenn Kochanowicz of Riverside. Jangle-freaks, take heed!

“Pink-paisley-tele-dec08-2” by Mike Rodriquez is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.

Playlist:

1. Riverside - Waterfall
2. The Connells - Darker Days
3. interviews - Chime School Interview
4. The Ocean Blue - Cerulean
5. R.E.M. - Disturbance At The Heron House
6. interviews - Riverside Interview
7. Chime School - Give Your Heart Away
8. Veronica Lake - Threnody

Winston Hightower - Wainbow
The Fall - Leave The Capital
RJD2 ------------- Catch The Exit Door
FrancoisHardy - Oh, Oh Cheri
21 - Lavish
Patti Smith w Soundwalk Collective - Pasolini
James White & The Blacks - Off Black
Childish Gambino w Ariana Gambino - Time
Sinkane w Stout - the Anthem
RJD2- Apocalypse March
Black Keys - On The Game
Black 182 - All The Small Things
Fall Out Boy - We Didn't Start
RJD2 - Cold Eggs

7pm Wednesdays
https://anonrocknroll.com
wesflexner@anonrocknroll.com

BSA Hip Hop
7pm Thursday

Wes Flexner - Who is RJD2’s favorite Star Wars Character? In the other Playboy issue you are in, the cover is Star Wars, Al-Qaeda and sexy aliens. RJD2’s 1976 in a Playboy playlist with Cocktails. Who is your favorite Star Wars Character?

RJD2 - Favorite Star Wars character. It would probably be Bubba Fet.

WF - The Bounty Hunter

RJ - I always thought he was cool. He was mysterious. Not knowing what he looked like. The helmet was cool. As a kid I found that more intriguing than character profile of anyone else.

WF- He knew Billy Dee Williams.

RJ - They’re all cool. Billy Dee Williams is cool. Luke Skywalker was cool. Han Solo. If I had to pick a person and you saw their face, it would probably be Harrison Ford. He had an irreverence and smartassedness appeal to me.

http://columbusfreepress.com/article/rjd2-interview
https://anonrocknroll.com/2024/06/21/bsa-hip-hop-7-20-2024/

june 12, 2024 playlist
7 pm Wednesday
wesflexner@anonrockroll.com
www.anonrocknroll.com

RJD2- Through It All
7rh Wonder - Daisy Lady
Sinkane w Bilal w Stout - Another Day
Childish Gambino w Ariana Grande - Time
Blink 182 - All The Small Things
Turnstile - Sailin
Pilots, 21 - Lavish
Pete Rock w Common - Dreaming
Dehd - Mood Ring
Washington DC ACLU Latitia James
The Black Keys - On The Game
Dennis Edwards w Siedah Garrett. Don't Look Any Further
Escape-Ism - Rome Wasn't Burnt in A Day
Fall Out Boy - We Didn't Start The Fire
The Others - New Part of Town
Weeknd - Starboy

Columbus community

Sugarhill Gang took the stage and rocked routines.We found ourselves involuntarily waving our hands, clapping, calling and responding. The entire room’s enthusiasm for Sugarhill Gang was sincere.

Sugarhill Gang has rocked parties, TV shows, arenas and stadiums since 1979. Wonder Mike shouted RIP Big Bank Hank. I’d forgot Big Bank Hank died in 2014.

I didn’t feel like a dick, sorta. But I did laugh at teenage me’s aversion of Sugarhill Gang. I don’t quite feel like I was guilty of Rockism.

I feel comfortable reporting Sugarhill Gang were extraordinary at late 70’s rap performance in 2024. Sugarhill Gang gave historical facts, denounced violence, and gave props in intervals while making everyone party.

https://columbusfreepress.com/article/bus-stile-activities-sugarhill-gan...

Columbus Concert Community Commentary

BSA Hip Hop 7pm Thursday

This show features new post-punk sounds that I'm so fond of and then mixes it up a bit with other pop sub-genres in the second half. Full playlist, as always, is below with bandcamp links.

"headphone graffiti!" by demcanulty is licensed under CC BY 2.0 .

https://columbusfreepress.com/article/does-sinkane-still-belong-columbus...

Sinkane’s new album is called We Belong, released by City Slang records.

Where you’re from, and where you belong are fundamental ideas of existence. For a reader, so is deciding if Sinkane is in their realm of music. Where does Sinkane We Belong in music?

Sinkane previously released music from LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy label DFA. Is Sinkane a dance hipster with alternative rock radio possibilities? Sinkane’s latest, We Belong falls under wherever his Okay Africa culture could take someone in American music.

I’ve found amusement that North American College Community radio, or NACChart.com, considers Sinkane college R&B. Consider the Weeknd, Sinkane’s friend Solange, sister Beyonce and Erykah Badu’s influence on music over a mass of music over a sustained period.

College R&B is a genre with interesting possibilities. Kids starting bands in school, and then releasing underground DIY R&B records like punk bands until labels sign them?

Bilal is featured from We Belong’s second song “Another Day” trading verses with Stout and harmonizing with Sinkane about black peoples’ past 400 years.

Bilal’s worked with Dr. Dre. Bilal was in the Soulquarians with D’Angelo, Questlove, Dilla, Badu, Roy Hargrove, James Poyser, Common, Q-Tip, Talib Kweli, and Mos Def. Perhaps NACC’s College R&B is a product of the intent of 1996-2002’s the Soulquarians.

“Another Day” exemplifies the difference of We Belong from previous Sinkane efforts. Sinkane now exists as a R&B producer playing arrangements while singing with other vocalists. We Belong sounds like Sinkane is leading a contemporary Earth, Wind and Fire or some other 1970’s R&B group. Sinkane doesn’t sound retro.