The Warehouse
Stuff related to the radio show.
Halloween Show!
0- From The Nightmare Before Christmas – “This is Halloween”
- Misfits – “Halloween”
- Ramones – “Pet Sematary”
- Dokken – “Dream Warriors”
- Oingo Boingo – “Dead Man’s Party”
- The Cramps – “I Was a Teenage Werewolf”
- David Bowie – “Scary Monsters”
- Frankenstein Drag Queens – “The Ghost of Vincent Price”
- Michael Jackson – “Thriller”
- Misfits – “Monster Mash”
- Creature Feature – “A Gorey Demise”
- Alice Cooper – “He’s Back”
- Lordi – “Blood Red Sandman”
- Schoolyard Heros – “All the Pretty Corpses”
- Ministry – “Everyday is Halloween”
- Mutton Birds – “Don’t Fear the Reaper”
- Siouxsie and the Banshees – “Halloween”
- Insane Clown Posse – “House of Horrors”
- King Diamond – “Halloween”
- Rob Zombie – “Living Dead Girl”
- Misfits – “Scream”
- Ray Park Jr. – “Ghostbusters”
- Bobby “Boris” Pickett & the Crypt-Kickers – “Monster Mash”
- AFI – “Halloween (Misfits Cover)”
- Nine Inch Nails – “Bela Lugosi’s Dead”
- Motorhead – “Hellraiser”
- Type O Negative – “Halloween in Heaven”

SoundTap
0Today’s show available to listen/download. Check out soundtap.com for more! Soundtap is seriously so awesome. It goes with college radio the way peanut butter goes with jelly.
Here I am, doing my thing. You all can hear it, but never get to see it.
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Here I am, doing my thing. You all can hear it, but never get to see it.
Warehouse Promo
0whcs:
Catch The Warehouse with M2J on Mondays at 5 PM!
College Radio Day – Extraterrestrial TeenyBopper
0College Radio Day – Extraterrestrial TeenyBopper
College Radio Day bumper, put together by yours truly. I used the dry voice they had provided and an old Prevue Channel song, and they just worked perfectly together.
Last Semester’s Top Ten
0I had a top ten show last semester (5-16-11), which I was hoping I’d have a podcast of, but it apparently is lost in the abyss of time. So, here’s how the top ten looked at the end:
10. Devo – Whip It
9. Duran Duran – Come Undone
8. Crystal Castles – Not in Love (feat. Robert Smith)
7. Duran Duran – Hungry Like the Wolf
6. Gary Numan – Cars
5. She Wants Revenge – Tear You Apart
4. Covenant – Bullet
3. And One – Military Fashion Show
2. Billy Idol – Rebel Yell
1. A Flock of Seagulls – I Ran
Thom from WHCS interviews me about The Warehouse
0Thom from WHCS interviews me about The Warehouse. Thom has a sexy voice.
The Warehouse 9-26-11
0Playlist for 9-26-2011 (not in order)
Avenue F – Suffer Unto Me
El De Barge – Rythem of the Night
New Kids on the Block – Step by Step
Documentary about the word “Fuck”
Combustion – Building the House of Vanity
Soulbrothers – 21st Century Disco Shit
Arcade Fire – Sprawl II
Michael Jackson – We Are Here to Change the World
Children of Bodom – Shot in the Dark
Starfucker – Millions
Pet Shop Boys – Home and Dry
Dredg – Bug Eyes
Guns ‘N Roses – You Could be Mine
Megadeth – Trust
Daisy Chainsaw – Love Your Money
Within Temptations – The Heart of Everything
Tom Petty – Runnin’ down a Dream
Ana Lovelis – Wet
Moody Blues – The Story in Your Eyes
Digital Daggers – Surrender
Kerli – Walking On Air
Linda Sundblad – Cheat
Scooter – Aii Shot the DJ (Live)
Lady Gaga/Barry White – Lovegame’s Theme
someonElse – Winter in July
Stray Cats – Rock this Town
The Forever People – Love Myself
(podcast is only the first hour, again. FAIL)

“New Jersey artist Janet LaBelle is back and sharper than ever with her newest disk titled Moon Songs, a five song EP exploring the waters of pop tinged soul, girl powered alt-rock and the fire fueled world that she continues to light up.
True Apothecary started out as an electronica side project of mine, (David Brooks), while attending college and focusing my musical interests on bands that unfortunately don’t exist anymore. I picked up the guitar later than most and slowly migrated from keys to the former. Somewhere in there I picked up an acoustic and True Apothecary took a turn into the singer/songwriter adventureland. That story ends at thelionwillspeak.com
“Tired Wings” arose off the streets of the Bronx & Brooklyn New York at the beginning of 2009. Its members were united by a belief that the time was right to go back to the roots of rock and roll. In June of 2009 they played their first show and followed up with a 4 song E.P, ” You Snooze… You Lose” in July, and they never looked back. Their hard work paid off when their single, “Mountain Song” was recognized by the writers of Classic Rock Online Magazine in October of that same year. They went into the studio in December to record their second E.P, “You Slow … You Blow” which was unleashed in April of 2010.


