Does anyone have an opinion on the movie "CQ"? We're thinking of watching it tonight, but I am currently experiencing some trepidation.

Sex! Violence! Fake Beards! Cats!

Goofball Beatnik gets snuffed! Scene from the bizarre Fat Black Pussycat (1963). A slasher is on the loose in Greenwich Village. Beatniks are getting murdere...

Well, since I'm busy defaming him, here's a pic of the annoying stray cat currently living in our house. He does actually have his good points.

Does anyone know anything about Bud Mathis, who is behind the weird "Old Hickory and the Pirate" LP and the "Infamous" comp? He seems to be sort of a cross between Johnny Kitchen and Kim Fowley, maybe.

I'm a major-league softy when it comes to cats, but I must say that the stray cat who wormed his way into our house a week ago and now won't leave is kind of a pain in the ass. I feel sorry for him, and he is sort of endearing ... but, man, is he PUSHY.

The great culling continues: Clive Pig goes, Helen & the Horns stays.

A catchy headline in today's New York Times: "Movie About a Severed Leg Seeks Backers via Crowdsourcing." Of course, that's no match for the Post's immortal "Headless Body in a Topless Bar."

Today's radio show -- featuring barely released CD-R-only music by The Rascal Reporters, John Tabacco, and Kevin Harrison -- starts in just 30 minutes: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50742 . It will na' be archived, so....

Rehearsals are underway for tomorrow's "Tape Hiss" show, which will feature rare music by The Rascal Reporters, John Tabacco, and Kevin Harrison, plus the debut of my new Wolfman-Jack-meets-Donald-Duck radio voice. That's this Tuesday, from noon to 3:00 EST, right over here: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50742

Effective as codeine, but not narcotic.

Harold Sakata reprises his character, Oddjob, in this humorous VICK's 44 Cough Medicine commercial from the mid 1960s. Oddjob was Goldfinger's henchman with ...

It's odd how obscure major-label records can sometimes be. I've never seen the LP below in all the many years I've wasted poking through record bins, even though it was on Atlantic (it was released in '72, right after "Close to the Edge"). Has anybody heard it? Is it any good?

The playlist and archives for today's show are up now: http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50637

A crowd is gathering outside my door. Why? Because my latest radio show begins in 10 minutes: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50637

Can't you feel it? It's almost, almost time. Tune in, then tune out to the sounds of an all-new ray-Dio show -- that's this tomorrow, from noon to 3:00 EST: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50637

Nice to see someone put this up on youtube -- this was recorded live on my show 21 years ago. Makes me realize I should've asked people to play live more often over the years -- too bad I'm such a lazy stick-in-the-mud.

performed live at WFMU 4/7/92 from They Came, They Played, They Blocked The Driveway (WFMU - 1993) http://wfmu.org/

Just looked at a bunch of Amoeba's "What's in My Bag?" videos, which can be kind of entertaining; this was my favorite: http://youtu.be/J6fWmRPaS4I

Full list of picks: http://www.amoeba.com/whats-in-my-bag/index.html#/detail/2012-02-20_acid-mothers-temple Acid Mothers Temple go shopping at Amoeba San Fra...

Via Kurt Gottschalk

Dir: Rune Fisker & Esben Fisker / Denmark / 2013 Sometimes a song can get stuck in your mind. Become a little piece of unwanted music, that keeps looping for...

RIP, Nicodemus

https://www.facebook.com/prognotfrog "The second in an ongoing process for your viewing pleasure. This video was put together in my son, BluRaven, and I's sp...

The playlist and archives for today's show are up now: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50067

The playlist and archives for the Australia/New Zealand fill-in show Thom Jones did for me today are up now: http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/49961

Thanks, Thom!