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(opening theme “Peaches En Regalia” Frank Zappa)
mott the hoople - roll away the stone
joe walsh - turn to stone
santana - do you remember me
weezer         - everybody wants to rule the world
weezer         - happy together
weezer - billie jean
chris cornell - billie jean
michael jackson - p.y.t. (pretty young thing)(12" mix)
faith no more - easy
jeffrey dean foster - open book
jeffrey dean foster - the sun will shine again
tim easton - next to you
syd barrett - baby lemonade
the war on drugs - under the pressure
pink floyd - see emily play (alt)
the national - lit up
the cure - three imaginary boys
loudon wainwright III - the shit song
loudon wainwright III - hard day on the planet
john prine - common sense
jason isbell - speed trap town
josh ritter - old black magic
bob mould - the final years
bob mould - lost faith
guided by voices - you own the night
guided by voices - your lights are out
deer tick - bluesboy
deer tick - too sensitive for this world
lee harvey osmond - whole damn world
lee harvey osmond - colours 
frank zappa - the illinois enema bandit
traffic - shootout at the fantasy factory (live)
the twilight singers - on the corner
stan ridgway - talk hard (the studio version)
xtc - no thugs in our house
magazine - goldfinger
porcupine tree - anesthetize
william tyler - fail safe
william tyler - venus in aquarius
nick drake - one of these things first
steve gunn - new moon
anders parker - circle same
talk talk - ascension day
(closing theme “America Drinks & Goes Home” Frank Zappa)


Show Notes
Episode #44 (Joe’s Garage Act VI) finds us once again traversing the musical map with an emphasis on some new stuff from Carlos Santana, Weezer, Bob Mould, Steve Gunn, Josh Ritter, Guided By Voices, William Tyler, Deer Tick and the sublime Lee Harvey Osmond. Steven Wilson makes his usual appearance and there’s a recently unearthed studio rarity from Stan Ridgway, long a Basement favorite. Connective tissue is supplied by everyone from Nick Drake to Talk Talk, Magazine to XTC, Chris Cornell to Michael Jackson by way of Pink Floyd, The National, The Cure and Talk Talk, to name but a few. Thanks so much for the support (@ http://mikemarrone.com) and for listening most of all.