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Tuesday, Sep 22, 2009

THE DRIVE-IN

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The Kitchen Sink embraces the return of Autumn with an exploitation-filled episode celebrating the raunch, the gore, the violence, the occult and hilarity of drive-in movies past.

The Dickies
The Reverend Horton Heat
PJ Harvey
Hammerbox
Marvin Gaye
The Cramps
Robert Rodriguez
Black Sabbath
April March
Richard O'Brien

We've also included audio clips and trailers from some of the drive-in "classics" for good measure.

For those of you old enough to remember the excitement of the drive-in, this episode will either leave you trembling in fear (at how old you are) or laughing hysterically.

And don't forget to support some of our friends by clicking on the links below.

www.eloquentbooks.com/trailsandtribulations.html
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www.monkeyrocker.com
www.balloonbass.com
www.lildevilsboutique.com
www.missiontiki.com

Posted by Christopher A. Floyd at 6:43 PM | 1 comments

Sunday, Aug 16, 2009

WINNING NUMBERS

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From birthday #44, to the Perseid meteor shower (8/12-14), to Woodstock's 40th, to honoring "Mr. 6-String" himself, Les Paul, and the 10th anniversary of my wedding date, this episode of The Kitchen Sink covers all the bases.

Beatrice Straight
Luscious Jackson
Jefferson Airplane
Sly & The Family Stone
Tom Waits
Santana
Pink Floyd
Earth, Wind & Fire
Portishead
James Caan & Tuesday Weld
Parliament

Enjoy the rest of your Summer and thank you for logging back on and checking in with us. Be sure to check out the links of our friends below and I will, as always, see you on the beach.

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www.balloonbass.com

Posted by Christopher A. Floyd at 9:09 PM | MAKE A COMMENT

Thursday, Jun 25, 2009

IN YOUR FACE: SONGS FROM THE SCRAP HEAP

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The Kitchen Sink puts it's foot down and gets around to playing songs that just couldn't get passed over anymore...a Pandora's Box of rejection, if you will.

Some seriously deep tracks, B-sides and songs we know you haven't heard in a while...if ever.

Television
The Beastie Boys
Keith Jackson
The Isley Brothers
O-Ren Ishii
The Young Fresh Fellows
Unpopable (www.balloonbass.com)
Sky Cries Mary
The Tubes
Cibo Matto
...and much, much more.

www.eloquentbooks.com/trailsandtribulations.html
www.moxirollerskates.com
www.monkeyrocker.com

Thanks for supporting my friends at the above links and for checking back in.

Everyone have a great summer!!

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Tuesday, May 05, 2009

GOOD VS. EVIL

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Welcome to what was easily the hardest show we've ever had to put together.

What was suppose to be a simple episode about cartoon superheroes became a near four month odyssey that morphed into something else entirely. How does one cull all this wonderful music and give it enough cohesion so it make any kind of "aurul sense"?

I don't know, but this is what we've come up with for your listening pleasure.

The Clash
Leon Klatzkin
50 Cent
Burgess Meredith
The Who
XTC
The Temptations
Charles Gray, Susan Sarandon & Barry Bostwick
Prodigy (featuring Pop Will Eat Itself)
David Bowie
W. Watts Biggers...and a whole lot more.

Music for heroes and music for villians.

We would love to have your feedback, so, please, leave a comment (good, bad or ugly).

THANK YOU for logging back on and spending some quality time with us.

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Posted by Christopher A. Floyd at 9:44 AM | MAKE A COMMENT

Tuesday, Jan 27, 2009

THE SENSUAL ART OF POLE DANCING

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And you thought the first episode of The Kitchen Sink in the new year would be about resolution, staying focused or about achieving your goals in 2009...some such nonsense?

Not this time around. For that, you may want to check out our 2008 "Resolute" episode, however.

Instead, for those with a discriminating taste, we present almost 90 minutes of music about and for those "pole dancers", those ladies (and gentlemen once in a while) who like to showcase the sensual art of pole dancing.

And for those who like to admire from the dark corners of the club, we've got something for you to.

You may think you know her, but you don't.

For admirers of the grace, the strength, the beauty and the eroticism...it's all here. So, ladies and gentlemen, close your eyes, picture yourself in the club, whatever...just press play.

Posted by Christopher A. Floyd at 10:17 PM |

Monday, Dec 22, 2008

A KITCHEN SINK CHRISTMAS

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The usual...eclectic mix of, in this case, Christmas music from us here at The Kitchen Sink. From standard holiday fare to WTF?!, this one will definitely get you in the Christmas spirit and, like Grandma's fruitcake, probably stick with you for just as long.

Sinatra
Cheese
Waits
Gypsys
Durante
Surfaris...and Hathaway all await you. So don't hesitate. Click and enjoy.

Also, please check out the links below and help support your local (Long Beach, CA) business.

www.viaderby.com
www.lildevilsboutique.com

The best to you and yours this holiday season from all of us at The Kitchen Sink. See on the flip side, 2009, see you...on the beach!!

Posted by Christopher A. Floyd at 4:08 PM |

Monday, Nov 10, 2008

HELLO HOPEVILLE: (ELECTION 2008) SONGS FOR THE AMERICAN VOTER

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An episode built around the 2008 election, before, during and after.

Some songs for Obama (McCain, Palin & Biden) but mostly, this episode plays songs for the long suffering American voter.

The Abe Lincoln Story
James Brown
Chris Rea
L7
Pink Floyd
Margaret Dumount & Groucho Marx
Cheap Trick
Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick & Richard O'Brien
Ministry
George W. Bush
Heart
Cleveland...and much, much more for your musical enjoyment.

Just when you thought it was safe to take the American voter for granted...