Live Fast, Diarrhea

alright guys only took me about 14 months for this shit, so i hope the 47 minutes and change of punk rock and rambling is worth it for you all.

Wednesdays With Andrew, your weekly overdose of punk (and punkish!) rock, is back from semi-retirement. let's get fucking weird with it, you dirty dirty dawgs.

Liner notes:

Here's the web player link for you iframe-phobes

Tracklist

• 1Take it back by The Vandals
• 2I have a date by Simpletones
• 3UNDERWATER BOI by Turnstile
• 4Helena by Misfits
• 5Magic Word by Fucked Up
• 6The Big Drag by NOFX
• 7Fear and loathing on Long Island by Latterman
• 8Girls don't like it by The Undertones
• 9Narcissus by Napalm Death
• 10System Deceptive by TheLINE
• 11South Side by Moby

Stay safe and healthy out there, comradarinos. And keep supporting music. If you don't feel comfortable going to live shows, buy some shirts from your favorite artists. If you don't feel comfortable wearing clothes, buy some stickers or buttons. If you don't feel comfortable "owning" material goods, just send the band some fucking venmobucks or whatever, ok

DID YOU KNOW.....more than a quarter of all your bones are located in your feet? 

via GIPHY

editor's note - my lawyers have advised me to apologize for my remarks above, as they are construed as being insensitive to feetless or partially feetless people. Soooo, sorry.

The wrong happy pill

Hello everybody, and welcome to the latest episode of Wednesdays With Andrew, your weekly overdose of punk (and punkish!) rock.

I am getting back in the swing of non-beach life, and have compiled a list of dreary, non-sun-soaked tunes for us all to enjoy. Featuring songs from Swingin' Utters, Lagwagon, NOFX, and The Vandals, this playlist is sure to keep keep your vitamin D levels low....so what are you waiting for, go listen, NOW:


Liner notes:

Spotify playlist

Tracklist

• 1My Girlfriend's Dead by The Vandals
• 2Viet Nam by Minutemen
• 3 We call upon the author by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
• 4Fish in a gun barrel by NOFX
• 5Bubble by Lagwagon
• 6Blank generation by Richard Hell
• 7Soldier Boy by Swingin' Utters
• 8Agnosie by The Hirsch Effekt

Don't get this reference? Well too bad

This is extremely funny.

Go here, buy the new NOFX single, supposedly proceeds go to Moms Demand Action. Oh, you don't like NOFX? Good for fucking you, then just go here to contribute to Moms Demand Action directly. 


PEACE SEE YA LATER

THE DECLINE

Hey there you mid-week punk rockers and moon stompers, and welcome to Wednesdays With Andrew. Well, except, I am not doing an episode today. SORRY, too much shit and not enough time in the day and all that.

I gift onto you instead, NOFX's notoriously long song/short album, The Decline. Listen to it 2 ways through, and that should about cover what you usually get, time-wise, from these silly little podcasts I do.

Pro tip - if you're ever hanging at a bar with one of those Touch Tunes music players, use your dollar wisely...just put on The Decline...best bang for your buck, GUARANFUCKINGTEED. Added bonus is if the place is pretty crowded, this clears the room out pretty effectively most of the time.

Oh I'm all into CAPS now, by the way

Oh, also - for all my DC listeners, let me know if you're gonna be at the Black Star show on Friday @ The Anthem...I'll be there! Seems like an appropriate place to spend April 20.

Without further ado, The Decline by NOFX...

Bury me with it

Mornin' folks, and welcome to the latest episode of Wednesdays With Andrew, your weekly overdose of punk (and punkish) rock. This week I ramble on about how old Fat Mike is, touch on the 'Chicago sound', get people pumped for working out (what?) and play a lot of really awesome tunes...bands featured this week include NOFX, The Orwells, Kill Your Idols, The Rapture, Naked Raygun, Modest Mouse and more. Go listen, like, nooooowwwww


And here's the web player link for anyone that prefers that.


Liner notes:

Tracklist

• 1Soldier's Requiem by Naked Raygun
• 2They put a body in the bayou by The Orwells
• 3There's No Too Soon if Time is Relative by NOFX
• 4Holy Toledo by Vundabar
• 5Break it down by Fireburn
• 6Stuck in a rut by Kill Your Idols
• 7Bury me with it by Modest Mouse
• 8Wake up with a smile by Consumed
• 9House of jealous lovers by The Rapture

Go check out tour dates and more music from the lads in Vundabar, here.

I'm out, catch ya next week!

Fuck Authority

Howdy there people, and welcome to the latest episode of Wednesdays With Andrew, the #1 trending punk rock-specific podcast in Botswana for 2 days running!

And I want to also wish you a very happy birthday! Wait, it's not your birthday? Really? I thought you and I shared the same birthday.

Also, also - thank baby fucking jesus that the MS-13 guy won VA's gubernatorial election. We narrowly dodged a mini-Trump bullet there folks. Can we also get a lil' woot woot for Danica Roem, first openly transgender person to be elected to a U.S. statehouse??

Alright let's get cracking with some punk rock tunes. This week presents us with a plethora of good shit, including tunes from Svetlanas, Pennywise, T. Rex, NOFX, Black Flag and more. Check it out below!

Liner notes/bibliography

For all you people that are averse to podcasts and want just the music...don't fret, I got you. Here is the web player link to listen on your platform of choice.

Tracklist

• 1Linoleum by NOFX
• 2Obsessed With You by X-Ray Spex
• 3A.N.U.S. by Nihiloceros
• 4Crimson Carpets by Drakulas
• 5Jeepster by T. Rex
• 6Fuck Authority by Pennywise
• 7Lose Control by Svetlanas
• 8Slip It In by Black Flag

Check out the trailer for the (hopefully) upcoming documentary on Poly Styrene, here

Go check out Nihiloceros' website, and see where they're playing near you, here: www.Nihiloceros.com

Here's the link to that silly Black Flag music video.

Later gators

Podcast Numero Uno!

Oooooooooo haaaaaiiiiiiii there! Happy Wednesday, and welcome to the latest installment of WWA.

Now guys, we are doing something a biiiiiit different today. Instead of the normal playlist/write-up format, we ARE DOING A FUCKING PODCAST. You read correctly. I am about to be in your head, like those ear wig things from Wrath of Khan.

Go listen, be merry, replenish the earth, something something something.  Checks it out here:




Now, for anyone who can't stand the sound of my voice, I got you covered too. You can just listen to the playlist on your platform of choice, here.


Tracklist below:

• 1Black Sap Scripturesby Plague Vendor
• 2God Save the Queenby Sex Pistols
• 3Arduous Angelsby PEARS
• 4Blood on your Tongueby Direct Hit!
• 5Eat the Meekby NOFX
• 6Cheap Shot Youth Anthemby Kid Dynamite
• 7Business Papersby The Dopamines
• 8I Hate Childrenby Adolescents
• 9Whoreby FIDLAR
• 10Mooshby Bigwig

Keep the change, ya filthy animal

We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming for a SPECIAL FUCKING XXXMAS EPISODE. Just so happens our 20^th playlist falls on this exceptional time of the year, where we show the people closest to us exactly how many dollars worth we love them.  Regardless of race, creed, color, sexual orientation or situation…we are all joined together through this annual giving of gifts to celebrate the gods of materialism and consumption.

Annd of course here is the web player link: https://play.spotify.com/user/agood1no/playlist/7xeUI2pFExQEpJgd1x7xIP

I am not throwing together the usual write-up, but a couple notes…

This playlist reflects my efforts to resist the urge to simply throw on the Vandals’ Oi to the World! in its entirety. It wasn’t easy, but I did it! YOU’RE WELCOME. 

My apologies for including My Chemical Romance on this list…I really wanted a cover of ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’, and couldn’t find any better version. Anyone out there know of a better cover?

You may notice that these are almost entirely all Christmas-inspired tunes. BUT, in the spirit of barely trying to spread the love across holidays, I have managed to find at least (read: only) one song that’s about Hanukkah. Sorry for being a terrible human.

Alright, time to sign off and get ready for the annual Festivus celebration. Mentally preparing for the airing of grievances and the acceptance of Festivus miracles, not to mention picking out the perfect Festivus Pole, is not an easy task. I wish all of you the most intense happiest of holidays, and I hope you’re all able to spend some fun times hanging with family and friends. Here’s to hoping 2017 is less of a dumpster fire than this year was!