Radio Rubber Room Episode 8: Grinding Stone

by | Apr 6, 2011 | MUSIC

This week’s guest was Grinding Stone, a six-piece blues/rock/soul band that’s been doing their thing for 7 years. Unfortunately, only Chris Johnson (guitar/vocals) and Allen Jarrell (drums) could make it, because the rest of the band (VCU alumni) had to be present to watch the game. We watched too, and for nostalgic purposes, gave score updates throughout the show. That didn’t slow us down, though, and we made the guys from Grinding Stone open up and get mad stupid-funny with us. They were awesome, and their music is badass. Check them out on iTunes.

This week’s fake ad: The Rick Springfield Dead Hooker Removal Service. Also: Episode 2 of Rubber Room in Space.

Big thanks to Dem 360 Boyz for letting us use their track “VCU Anthem” as our intro this week.

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Track list after the jump:


This week’s guest was Grinding Stone, a six-piece blues/rock/soul band that’s been doing their thing for 7 years. Unfortunately, only Chris Johnson (guitar/vocals) and Allen Jarrell (drums) could make it, because the rest of the band (VCU alumni) had to be present to watch the game. We watched too, and for nostalgic purposes, gave score updates throughout the show. That didn’t slow us down, though, and we made the guys from Grinding Stone open up and get mad stupid-funny with us. They were awesome, and their music is badass. Check them out on iTunes.

This week’s fake ad: The Rick Springfield Dead Hooker Removal Service. Also: Episode 2 of Rubber Room in Space.

Big thanks to Dem 360 Boyz for letting us use their track “VCU Anthem” as our intro this week.

Click Here to Download this episode!

Subscribe to the show free on iTunes and never miss an episode!

Also: follow the show on Facebook!

Track list after the jump:

Track list –

1) Dem 360 Boyz – VCU Anthem (INTRO)

2) Psychobilly Cadillac– Out Of Mind

3) No Dice – Going Home

4) Peoples Blues of Richmond – Only Insane

5) The Dream Machine – Dead Man’s Tongue

6) Opposite The Satellite – Blind Spot

7) The Rift – Fire Escapes

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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