Radio Rubber Room, EP21 feat. Black Girls

by | Jul 14, 2011 | POLITICS

Black Girls were voted Best Rock Band of 2011, so you can imagine how excited we were when they joined us to talk music, play some original tunes and get goofy live with the

Black Girls were voted Best Rock Band of 2011, so you can imagine how excited we were when they joined us to talk music, play some original tunes and get goofy live with the guys. We also dug up a bit about the bands history, influences and they revealed their secrets about the best place to pick up cougars in Richmond(you’ll just have to listen to find out). It was easy to see why they where voted Rock Band Of The Year once they started playing and Dan spared no complements when verbally fluffing their egos. Though Manzelli is no longer with the show, in this episode we introduced Shaun to fill both his seat and his elf shoes. No new content, but we promise big things next week.

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TRACK LIST

1) Downbeat Switch – Room To Breath

2) The Trillions – Goodbye Rubbish Head

3) No Dice – Bicycle Girl

4) The Rift – Fire Escapes

5) Grinding Stone – Meet Me In The Middle

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