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Turn Me On, Dead Man

Garage Rock, Psychedelic, Punk

DJ:	Dead Man
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Updated:	Nov 20, 09	TLH:
Created:	Aug 17, 01	Rating:
Audio:	CD 128 kbps	Rated by:	23 people
Garage, punk & psychedelia from the last four decades. Take this, brother, may it serve you well.

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What is this "Turn Me On, Dead Man" you speak of?
"Turn Me On, Dead Man" plays garage rock, punk and psychedelia from the last four decades. The starting point for the show is material that was recorded from 1965 to 1969 by bands that made a few records before disappearing into oblivion. Fortunately, these records have since been preserved on compilations such as Nuggets, Pebbles, Teenage Shutdown and many others. You ll also hear better known artists that delved into psychedelia. The show also explores punk, garage revival and neo-psychedelia of the late 1970s and 1980s, as well as garage and psychedelic influenced work of recent years. Also, be sure to check out the Turn Me On, Dead Man website for some interesting features.

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Is there a song you'd like to hear on "Turn Me On, Dead Man"? Do you have a comment or suggestion about the programming on "Turn Me On, Dead Man"? Send me an email at deadman@turnmeondeadman.net.

Special thanks to Shannon Adams.

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Barons - Now You're Mine - Mayhem and Psychosis 1
Greenhornes - Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand - Mojo: The Who Covered
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The Outta Place - We're Outta Place - We're Outta Place
Yellow Sunshine Explosion - It's Not My Fault - Dimensions of Sound

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