“In Quarantine” long became an unnecessary qualifier. We are still at an undisclosed location making expunkimental music radio programs for Freeform Portland and the world. Your host Ricardo Wang would like to thank Ryan A. Ray for his massive technical assistance in this ongoing new garage radio environment. Last show the host’s son Lennon co-hosted, and this show his younger son Asa hung out in the secret studio. Goodbyes to Lee Scratch Perry and Charlie Watts followed by sonic experiments across genres and locations at the end of summer.

PLAYLIST:

1. Lee “Scratch” Perry “Here Come The Warm Dreads” [Heavy Rain]
2. The Orb “Ball Of Fire” [THE ORBSERVER in the star house (feat. Lee Scratch Perry)]
3. Mad Professor “Power to Mr Perry” [Black Ark Classics in Dub]
4. The Rolling Stones “Fingerprint File – Remastered” [It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (2009 Re-Mastered)]
5. The Rolling Stones “Jigsaw Puzzle – 50th Anniversary Edition” [Beggars Banquet (50th Anniversary Edition)]
6. The Comet Is Coming “Astral Flying” [Trust In The Lifeforce Of The Deep Mystery]
7. The Pop Group “Rob A Bank” [For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder?]
8. Masayoshi Fujita “Noise Marimba Tape” [Bird Ambience]
9. Kloob “The Blind Woman” [Music Inspired by the Lucio Fulci Death Trilogy]
10. Normal Hawaiians “Obedience” [Shake the Foundations – Militant funk & the post-punk dancefloor 1979-1984]
11. Dave Clarkson “The Insect Dancers” [A Pocket Guide to Wilderness: Deep Forests and Dark Woods of the British Isles]
12. Volume Ghost “How to Spot a Communist ” [Crackhouse Is a Name You Can Trust]
13. Ilitch “Morning Dream” [Un Jour Comme Tant D’Autres]
14. Sam Gopal “Midsummer Nights Dream” [Escalator]
15. Astor Piazzolla perfromed by GlassDuo “Libertango” [Glassified]
16. Amon Tobin “El Wraith” [Out From Out Where]
17. Family Fodder “Disco Purge” [More Great Hits!]
18. Orbital Elements “A Trip Down Memory Lane” [The Silence in Between]
19. Live Skull “Alive Again” [Dangerous Visions]
20. Giant Sand “Lean” [Backyard Bbq Broadcast (25th Anniversary Edition)]
21. Judas Priest “Last Rose of Summer” [Sin After Sin]