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Deeper's Nerve-Shredding Post-Punk and Lagoss' Unplaceable Exotica

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Exploding Head Movies – Episode August 21, 2023

This pre-recorded episode pays tribute to two recently deceased artists: Paul Reuben (1952-2023) and the music associated with the films & TV shows associated with his character Pee-wee Herman, then Robbie Robertson (1943-2023), guitarist/songwriter for The Band subject of the Martin Scorsese 1976 documentary The Last Waltz and occasional film scorer. 1. Les Baxter: Quiet Village (Ritual of the Savage, 1951) Capitol 2. Waivestate: Yellowknife (Sprout Sessions, 2022) self-released 3. Black Country, New Road: Track X (For the First Time, 2021) Ninja Tune 4. Le Ren: It s Hard to Tell the Singer from the Song (The Lagniappe Sessions, 2021) Aquarium Drunkard 5. Four Tet: Lahaina Noon (Anna Painting EP, 2019) Text 6. Tina Turner: Nutbush City Limits (Nutbush City Limits, 1973) United Artists 7. Dan Mangan: Just Know It (Being Somewhere, 2022) Arts & Crafts 8. Jerry Allen: Fuzz Duck (Fuzz Duck 7", 1966) Columbia 9. Cyndi Lauper & Mark Mothersbaugh: Pee-wee s P

Here's Where You Can Watch Pee-Wee's Playhouse

Paul Reubens made Pee-wee's Playhouse well worth a rewatch. Here's where the show is streaming.