Episode #264 - Living Proof (4/9/26)

9:01 PM | Bory | Living Proof 
9:03 PM | Dogpark | Dandelion 
9:07 PM | Jackson Browne | The Barricades of Heaven 
9:14 PM | Sorry | Alone in Cologne 
9:17 PM | Tim Buckley | Wanda Lou 
9:20 PM | The Police | Miss Gradenko 
9:24 PM | Talking Heads | Girlfriend Is Better 
9:30 PM | GIMMY | Running 
9:36 PM | Lézard | Coltrane & XTC 
9:38 PM | Vienna Vienna | Buzz 
9:41 PM | Cloth | Polaroid 
9:47 PM | Traffic | Many a Mile to Freedom

Transcript

SPEAKER_01 0:01

We are radio.

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From beautiful downtown Merryfield in the Shadow of the Mosaic District, it's the ready kilowatt hour on Radio Fairfax. Tonight, the latest from sorry, Dog Park, Kimmy, Vienna Vienna, the Belgian band Lazard and Cloth will let us play with their Polaroid. And we'll also hear music from the legendary Tim Buckley, Talking Heads, Traffic, and lots more. Right now, Brendan Ramirez is a musician from Portland, Oregon, who is the mastermind behind Bory. Their latest album is Never Turns to Night. This song is called Living Proof.

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Stretch of road running to LA just turning. Straight into the night of mine. Straight to the night of the phone. Have your redemption when you come to the Bible kids of the moon of one.

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Staring out to space. Doesn't care about me. I'm a lunch still alone. I'm a monster alone. And I'm with your burns like blood, like me. I'm a monster alone, I'm a monster alone, because the bees, I know the honeys. I'm a monster alone, I'm a monster line. She are where you are, lift the water spinning on. Fillin' up somebody's car. She are where you are, the water's in our faith in the sun. You've still got it going on. Yeah, things I did years ago. I'm carried spoken tricks. I like still right, I don't like still right. The main reason I do it all fees and I so far away such a night. So far away. Somebody's called you all where you are, it's the water spinning out. In the sun, you still got it going on. Oh there you are, it's the water spinning up. Stoo cage in the bus. Spin in somebody's car, did you all where you are? It's do what it giving up. I play in the sun, you still got it going on.

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Could you ever be true? I don't go where we go, feed it like a clone. I got a handful of Spanish flash and white bona. Get it in the back scene when I wanna make your shit on you all we go. I got one thing about you, watch them Don't tell the director I said so. What are you saying, Miss Red Core? We were at a policy meeting, they were planning new ways of cheating. I didn't want to wrap your boat, but you said this dangerous no You've been letting your feelings show Are you safe, Miss Bradenko? Miss Krachenko, are you safe? Are you safe, Miss Bradenko? Miss Krachenko, are you safe? Is anybody alive in here?

unknown 20:19

Is anybody alive in here?

SPEAKER_06 20:21

Anybody's old in here?

unknown 20:24

Nobody but us here, nobody butters. Is anybody alive in here? Nobody but us.

SPEAKER_06 20:32

Tell you what it won't seem stupid. How much you alive in it? You've been letting your feelings show. Are you safe, Miss Fardenko? Miss Ferdinand, are you safe?

unknown 21:07

Is anybody alive in here? Is anybody alive in here? Is anybody here? Nobody must sit here. Nobody but us.

SPEAKER_00 21:38

The police From Synchronicity from 1983, one of the lesser-known songs off that album, Mr. Gango. And uh the lyric sound like a final. And of course he moved to England at a relatively young age, and of course he became what he became Tim Buckley doing one the loo off his album in 1974. Look at the fool. Tim Buckley was also from Washington, DC. Spent most of his life in California. He was the father of luckly and luckily halfway at a very young age. And I think that's anything like when he half the way of heroin and morphine. We're making one appearance in the UN. You and I are listening to the world dreaming. From the studio of radio hair factory, Radio Fairfactory. Draw me a line of Rady K Radio. I am hackable Rady Kelly. I think I just make any sound there. Anyway.

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What do you know? Take you away.

unknown 24:51

Okay.

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I gotta go back. She has a smoke in the eye. She's gonna be surprised. I think it's right. I think you can fight I got a prospect of the back. Down in the basement. You hear the sound of the shoot out of the sins of time. I don't know. Something closer. All that it takes. I bet it's take a try. I got a first time. I got a custom, it's better than that. I got a custom better than this. But you don't remember at all. As we get older, stop making sense. You will find her way to know. Stop making sense. Stop making sense. Stop making sense, making sense. I'm not gonna be able to do that.

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Then you came alone.

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Then you came along. Then you came along I can see you right. My best friend Keep running along, keep running along, keep running along, keep running along, keep running along, keep running along. No better on the floor, you were there all along with my head in my head. It's my birthday, and I don't want to feel like any other day, like any other day. I don't wanna talk to anyone anymore. I was running away from a I was running away from a source.

unknown 33:03

I was running anyway. I was running anyway. I was running anyway.

SPEAKER_00 33:29

The song running from your latest album, Labor of Love. The band led by Yemma Owens, who is from Australia Gold Coast. A four-piece band currently touring the UK and Europe, playing alongside Druid Fluids and Royal Ratbags. Can I go see Druid Fluids and Royal Ratbags? Before that, Talking Heads Girlfriend is better from 1983, speaking in tongues. Not making sense. You're listening to the ready kilowatt hour on Radio Fairfax. Lizard is a band from Belgium. They take some inspiration from Talking Heads, uh, as well as Colter and XTC.

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Am I right?

SPEAKER_03 34:29

Are you wrong? To always people wondering why for these questions belong I think To blame keep on to birth things. Just do what's I say and listen to me. I said no nocturne must be cut to open your mouth. C cocaine BBC Q main C C B maintain Europ train C restrained refrain ducking and chain Annabelle Weight Just Until you die Profits are made, suffer the weight of the crusade, hang up for made, love to your maid, we will revont Against the ult, against the ass, be the new guy, who's our debate, but it's much raid It's a debate with no real faith still going on Mankind is strong, strong at its flaws, go break your laws, time for applause, don't play a pause, out of the classic cocaine M B B C May C C B Mandane Craig and Shane Hold on, wait a minute, put you back into it.

SPEAKER_06 38:02

I see no double, I see no double buzz. How much is eight dollars now? They're killing people for eight dollars now. Put you back into it, I've been good, uh I've been so good, uh, I've been good, uh, I've been so good, I've been so good, uh, I've been so good, I've been good, uh, I've been so good, I've lazy, I kill the lazy, I kill the fleece, yeah. I kill the fleece Spitz traps, spitz traps, split straps, boots traps, string yourself up again. I'm so for satisfaction, you know what? All the chance we set upstairs, those other days are rather nice. I'd like to see them again. The little bit too we said every day. So you stay the first days, I'm waking up on the floor in your own. Remember you surrounding me, I feel it again. She said,

SPEAKER_00 44:44

That's cloth. The song Polaroid. Off an album that's gonna be out April twenty-fifth called Pink Silence. The hail from Glasgow, Scotland. Very duo. Before that, as I as I look at my notes here, we heard Vienna Vienna. The song was off an EP called Entertain Me. Vienna Vienna comes from the hotbed of Fresno, California, which also happened to be the home of the classic Native American rockers Red Bone. Vienna Vienna calls his genre Glimmer Rock. He's gonna be joining the Warp Tour here in DC on June 13th and 14th, which will take place on what they're calling the Festival Ground at RFK campus. AKA the site of the former RFK Stadium. Something like 100 plus bands are gonna be playing over those two days. And as of yet they have not renamed anything from RFK Festival Ground. I'm sure many people may be thankful for that so far. Before that, we heard Lazard doing Coltrane and XP C of their latest album, HT Hot and Hill, which is Ready for What's Going On? Okay, what's going on? You're listening to the Ready Hill What Hour and Radio Hair Fact. We're gonna take it to the top of the hour now. It somehow made the Billboard top 10 but didn't even crack the charts in the UK. This is a song called Many a Mile to Freedom. And it I think it rings as true today as it might have back then.

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Call all my grain to grow, then together we flow like a river, and together we melt like the snow. If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know, and together we flow like the river, and together we live like the snow, you can see that. If you should ask me to give you the reason for life that we know Together we flow like a girl.

SPEAKER_00 54:01

Many a mile to freedom from the low spark of high heeled boys. Steve Winwood was at Wolf Trap last September, got the chance to see him. Didn't look a day over 38, but he he certainly can still sing. And you know what? He's coming back to Wolf Trap on September 15th. He's gonna be bringing John Fogarty this time. Yep. John Fogarty and Steve Winwood together at Wolf Trap on September 15th. Amazing. Steve Winwood celebrating his 78th birthday next month. Absolutely amazing. With that, it's time to unplug the ready kilowatt hour for another week. A reminder you can stream our old shows at readykradio.busroute.com and also on your favorite podcast apps. We have downloaded 10,000, or we've had 10,000 downloads, rather, from the podcast site. Which is amazing. We've had this last month we had something like over 700 downloads, which is absolutely outstanding and amazing. I never realized that many people actually listen to our show. We are back on Radio Fairfax Live next Thursday night at 9 with both rock and roll. Until next week, it's ReadyJ Kilowatt, your rock and roll servant. Stay well and stay safe. And please don't kill anyone.

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