Mondays are for exclusives…
First, a premiere from Boston band The Lights Out. About the song by drummer and singer Jesse James: “This song is about an experience I had with a bully growing up. Every day he’d pick on me during the same walk from one class to the another, and one day I just snapped and punched him in the face with all of my little 7th grade might. I saw the welt on his eye the next day and he never picked on me again. That was the day I learned that sometimes there’s only one way to handle a bully. When I came up with the chorus lyrics I was picturing the kid standing over the laid out body of his foe. His stutter, once the cause of his torment, has now become his battle cry.”
Sweet. The Lights Out – ‘Didja Hear Me Stutter’
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Little,Big – ‘Best Death Party’
Mondays are for remembering the good times. xo
Gill Scott Heron – ‘I’ll Take Care Of You’ (Mighty Mouse Re Work)
Mondays are for having a new hope.

The Whisperians – ‘Life Is Coming True
Proud Proud People – Optimus Prime

The Matador Presents: Street Series #1. Biggs – ‘Lost in Space ‘
Annie Handley – ‘Bring Me Back Alive’
Silent Devices – ‘Una’
Suburban Sci-Fi – ‘Modern Day Love Song’ (via Bandcamp)
Mondays are for the holidays…
Tahiti Boy and guests – ‘Forget it’s Christmas’
Monday are for revelations.
Sandman Viper Command – “The Metal I’ve Spent”
