NERI' podcast

Último Volume Alternative Airplay Radio Show
Lumen FM 99.5 – Curitiba, Pr - Brazil
Sundays 23:00h By Marco Stecz & Neri da Rosa
(Since 1997)
www.myspace.com/ultimovolumeradio
www.lumenfm.com.br
www.myspace.com/stecz
www.myspace.com/nerirosa

07/DEC/2008

UV ESPECIAL “THE NAME” (BRAZIL)
“Interview + Minipocketshow”
www.myspace.com/thenamemusik
www.thenamemusic.com

ABOUT THE NAME
I met The Name from my friend Emil (Subburbia) that gave an ep-demo cd from them a few months ago. To tell the truth I am not impressed when I listened it in the first time but listening it more times in my fucking car i can tell you that The Name is a fantastic band. They reminded a lot THE MINUTEMEN, NO MEANS NO and (of course) ORANGE JUICE (Postcard era). But if you have the chance to see them live you will change the idea about 80’s/90’s style. I can percept something like Joy Division meeting Bravery or The Name meeting The Name. I told this words because they have a self style even as darkness powerpop influences.

I saw them live at Wonka Bar before the Último Volume interview and minipocketshow studio. Really man!!!!!! I wish you were there. Energy, chemical, powerful on stage. I never saw a brazilian band like them since Vzyadoq Moe, Fellini and recently Fotograma. OK you are thinking: - The Name is the currently fave Neri’s band – and I answer: - they are my currently fave band.

Neri – Último Volume Radio
41 – 9916-0001
neri@podomatic.com
http//:neri.podomatic.com
www.myspace.com/nerirosa

Setlist: Parte 01

THE NAME (Sorocaba, SP, Brazil)
“Can You Dance Boy?” (LIVE)
www.myspace.com/thenamemusik

THE NAME
“Older”
www.myspace.com/thenamemusik

LIQUID LIQUID (US)
“Optimo”
www.myspace.com/liquidliquidmusic

Liquid Liquid was a New York City post-punk band that was active from 1980 to 1983. Their track "Cavern", from the Optimo EP, recorded by Don Hunerberg was sampled (actually played by the Sugar Hill house band) on Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel's "White Lines (Don't Do It)". Since the band’s inception in 1980, the sounds of Liquid Liquid have haunted the clubs. The original records were pressed in very limited quantities on the 99 label, and can now fetch high prices. Though the pressings were small the impact the music has made is lasting and far reaching. The first three EPs, plus live material, were reissued in 1997 by Grand Royal (US) and Mo' Wax (UK). Their music was essentially groove based, influenced by the many different sources, funk, dub reggae of the 1970s, and primarily punk in its do it yourself garage approach. Scott Hartley, Richard McGuire, Salvatore Principato and Dennis Young were the band members. Dennis Young is still active and producing music, and has been remixed by Hot Chip and Tussle. Richard McGuire is well-established graphic designer with frequent contributions to both The New Yorker magazine, and The New York Times Book Review. Salvatore Principato is active in various electronic music recording projects, as well as DJ'ing professionally around the world.

ESG (US)
“Dance”
www.myspace.com/esgdance