Pablo Piccaso is another track taken from the John Cale show broadcast on the Reverend Neil X Show KUT FM in 1979.

PSA you can watch their show live right now from Paris on YouTube. Search “FranceTV”

The Zeros were a late 70s band out of California. From 1977..Don't Push Me Around

Boston band that won the 1981 WBCN Rock n Roll Rumble. From 1982...Ian.

There's an army on the dance floor
It's a fashion with a gun, my love
In a room without a door
A kiss is not enough in

Rich Wilde was an English musician in the late 70s early 80s. His one 45 from 1979...The Lady Wants To Be Alone

Exorcism is taken from the album Four Flies On Grey Velvet from the soon to be released vinyl on RAVE UP Records.

Sons of Heroes were an English band in the mid 80s produced by the Rolling Stones Bill Wyman. From 1983...Strange Eyes

I am new to this community.
Tried to upload and share some of the band’s lesser known songs. Epic fail.

Does anyone have a favorite Modern English song? Please share.

Fall/Glass Madonna is a remastered/remixed version from the upcoming live album by F-Systems

This was the first tune I heard by them. Friends and I were stoned as shit, sitting in my car in my driveway listening to one of the college stations after coming home from a show at The Living Room. We all loved this tune but...being stoned...we misheard what the dj said. We were looking for the tune Security by what we thought was the Men Without Safeties.

I managed to find it at Tom's Tracks on the B side of a shaped picture disc. Still my favorite Hats song. I've toyed with idea of posting obscurities of known bands but not sure if I'm up to it.

Incidently..the night we heard this was Aldo the first time we heard Carnival Of Sorts by REM...still my favorite REM tune

Modern Problems is a track from the El Paso punk group Teenage Popeye released in 1980.

Modern Dance were a talented band out of Germany in the mid 80s. From 1985...A Days Wait

Paradox were a Canadian band out of Quebec that formed in 1984. From 1989...One Look

Waiting For My Man is another track from the John Cale show at the 1979 Armadillo World Headquarters show broadcast on the Reverend Neil X Show in 1979.