Various - Radio Cramps: The Purple Knif Show flac album

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Radio Cramps: The Purple Knif Show.

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As Halloween draws nigh we’re revving up for our annual airing of The Purple Knif Show, the one-off radio program hosted by Lux in 1984 deep in the bowels of Hollywood. As master of ceremonies, Lux runs through his personal archives spinning the weird ranging from rockabilly and garage to early punk, campy novelty and exotica. His bag of tricks was the best. So go ahead, get out your magic decoder rings, boys and girls. Trick or treat. Download: Radio Cramps :: The Purple Knif Show (123mb). 01. One Way Streets, The – Jack the Ripper 02. Swamp Rats, The – Louie Louie 03.

The Purple Knife Show is hotes by Lux Interior and features 25 tracks from various artists including One Way Streets, Swamp Rats, Trashmen, Tides, Troggs, Billy Strange and more. from the cramps is the master of ceremonies of this KNIF radio show. basically, lux introduces the songs with a lot of reverb effects. it's fun to hear the original "chicken" song by the. sparkplugs and how the cramps cover it so loyally. some of the other bands are: the one-way streets, the swamprats, and enchanters to name a few. though the inner sleeve has a photo of poison ivy, she is not to be heard on the cd, which is a disappointment

A frankly stunning collection of uber-cool bands, and artists, the majority of which you will never have heard of; the collection being assembled around the central theme that the tracks were either played by The Cramps frontman and vinyl junkie Lux Interior during his Purple Knif radio show or formed part of his and Poison Ivy’s mountainous personal collection of rock ‘. n’ roll, doo wop, garage, trash and all associated genre. he record collection of Lux and Ivy has, certainly since his death in April 2009 taken on almost mythical status, and has spawned its own industry of compilation al. .