Episode 363 - John Brannon (Negative Approach, Static, Laughing Hyenas, Easy Action)

CHECK IT OUT: JOHN BRANNON IS HERE!!! Today on the show, one of the most important vocalists of all time stops by to discuss punk! Listen in as Damian sits down with his biggest musical influence to talk: Static vs. Detroit Punk, the Minor Threat shows that bookend Detroit Hardcore, turning Nirvana on to Lead Belly, scaring the shit out of Ryan Gosling & so much more!

THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!!!

& don't miss the first ever release of one of the most storied lost recordings in punk history: Static's "Toothpaste And Pills"! OUT NOW on Thirdman Records!

Also Touched On:

A dream episode
punk before punk
Alice Cooper
Static: Class Of ’78
A faster Mott The Hoople: Sex Pistols at midnight on the radio
Reading about it in Creem
Being at the Kiss “Alive” gig
The first smell of weed: Rocking out to Judy Collins in ’69
Hearing the Stooges
“Kick Out The Jams” on CKLW
Destroy All Monsters at the Red Carpet
“It was horrible”: Detroit first wave punk
Fallout: John’s first band
Terrorizing Grosse Point
Thurston and the tape
“Everything I’m doing is wrong”: Discovering Hardcore
Ben Blackwell is the reason
Toothpaste and Pills: the stage show
“They all sucked”
The Coronation Tavern in Windsor
“Minor Threat is going to kill Negative Approach”
The Allied
OP and Graham join
The death of a scene
Violence overtakes the scene
metalheads becoming Oi Boys
The Birthday Party changes everything
“We aren’t ready”: opening for Black Flag for the first Hyenas show
“Fake NA”: The third line-up
Laura Lee
“I wanted more violence” where the NA sound would have gone
Hating Evacuate… still
Hangin’ with Belushi
going to Fear on SNL
“New York SUUUUUUCCCCCKKKKKKS”
Detroit: the Sweden of punk
“We don’t come from the Beach Boys and the Beatles. We like the Stooges”

& SO MUCH MORE!!!!


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