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NEW FOR APRIL 1, 2007

Well, I ain't no April Fool, but I sure do hope that the fools who have access to "the button" are minding their P's and Q's.

As the title suggests, all it will take is "One False Move" in the serious chess game this planet is engaged in and it's Rock 'em Sock 'em Warheads.

My suggestion : A series of sit downs between the heads of state, a cooler full of cold ones and a blast of the new podcast, "One False Move."

Like to be a fly on the wall at that party ?

1. Cities In Dust - Siouxie and The Banshees
2. Life During Wartime - Talking Heads
3. My City Was Gone - The Pretenders
4. Deserted Cities Of The Heart - Cream
5. Street Fighting Man - Rage Against The Machine
6. Over The Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
7. Surivalism - Nine Inch Nails
8. Buried Alive - Rick Wakeman w/ Ozzy Osbourne
9. Lithium - The Polyphonic Spree
10. Neckties - Paper Or Plastic
11. All The Way From Memphis - Mott The Hoople
12. Hang On To Yourself - David Bowie
13. Oops! I Did It Again - Richard Thompson
14. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - Elvis Costello and The Attractions
15. Well Enough Alone - Chevelle
16. Downed - Cheap Trick
17. Just Like Me - Paul Revere and The Raiders
18. The Flesh Failures/Let The Sun Shine In - Hair-The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

One False Move-The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 59.

The Best Radio You Have Never Heard.
This podcast rated "Defcon 1. "
Accept No Substitute . . .

Don’t forget to leave some feedback !

Perry/Chicago

Compiled and Mixed/Edited by Perry Bax/Chicago/USA
perry@bestradioyouhaveneverheard.com

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TPN Rock Again – Featuring The Brunt of It (MP3 5.08 mb 5 min 27 sec)
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TPN Rock Again #62:
Daddy’s Little Boy, by The Brunt Of It
(www.bruntofit.com)

Originally aired in TPN Rock #37.

Tags: Brunt of It.

TPN Rock Takeover – with Mike Wills (MP3 25.2 mb 27 minutes and 27 seconds)
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Today’s TPN Rock Takeover comes from a bit of America that I’m not visiting in March (surprisingly there are some states I’m not reaching). Minnesota based MIke Will’s takes up the reins with a sterling music of rock to get the week under way.

Endless Struggle, by Throw the Fight (www.throwthefight.com)
Hear Me, by Caitlyn Smith (www.caitlynsmith.com)
Left Here, by Throw the Fight (www.throwthefight.com)
Tokyo, by Supraluxe (www.supraluxe.com)
Tell Me How a Man Gets Close to You, by Mark Mallmen (www.markmallman.com)
Get it! Get off!, by Gingerjake (www.gingerjake.com)

Read Mike’s blog at www.podcastmike.com.

TPN Rock – The Second Anniversay Show (MP3 29.4 mb 32 minutes 6 seconds)
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Friday, 22nd March, 2005. The Rock Show Episode One. And now, two years later, here stands TPN Rock. More than 200 shows later, the unsigned, the unknown and the unforgettable gather three times a week for your enjoyment.

BUt what happens to the bands on TPN Rock? How good a guide is “The Rock Show on The Podcast Network?” So I thought I would go back to the very first show, pull out the MP3 files, and find out what happened to the bands that appeared on the very first show…

Bleed, by The Revolutions (www.therevolutions.com)
Dream Escape, by Den of Iniquity (Soundclick Homepage)
The Devil and the Foolish Lover, by The Rising (www.therisingonline.cjb.net)
Somewhere Someone Like Me Is Dying, by Silo Zane (www.silozane.com)
Falling as One, by Rise To Addiction (www.risetoaddiction.com)
Mindicide, by The Pretty Machine (www.theprettymachine.co.uk)

TPN Rock Again, featuring Rocket City Riot (MP3 3.39 mb 3 min 41 sec)
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TPN Rock Again #61:
Hypodermic, by Rocket City Riot,
RCR on Magnatune

Originally aired in TPN Rock #29.

Tags:Magnatune, Rocket City Riot.

TPN Rock Takeover – with Chris Green from IT Pro Magazine (MP3 32.4 mb 35 minutes and 19 seconds)
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Chris Green is the editor of online technology magazine IT Pro, and when he has a spare second he can be found podcasting about technology. These days his main podcast of choice is the IT Pro podcast, a regular look at the world of business and technology. It’s a lot more interesting than the title suggests, honest! A former local radio DJ (well, for about six months), Chris can get a little hyper when he’s doing radio, so don’t be surprised if he forgets its a podcast and starts trying to get you to call in to win a car or something.

Critical, by Sound Breaking Ground (www.soundbreakingground.com)
Things Are Looking Up, by American Heartbreak (www.americanheartbreak.com)
Stand, by Beth Thornley (www.beththornley.com)
1975, by Zamarro (www.zamarro.com)
Starting Over, by The Deadline (www.thedeadlinemusic.com)

Read Chris Green’s Blog, visit IT Pro, or subscribe to their podcast.

TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show at SXSW Music (MP3 27.4 mb 30 minutes exactly)
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You think I can sit in a studio and record this week’s Friday Rock Show in perfect surroundings? Naw, me neither. It’s rough and ready, but with Austin playing host to the hippest music conference and showcase on the planet (SXSW Music). So here’s a showcase of some of the artists that have caught my ear at SXSW.

Oh and next week’s show is a special Two Year Anniversary show – look out for it, and subscribe to the TPN Rock Show feed if you want it (and every rock show) delivered to your PC, Mac, iTunes or MP3 player!

Bloodhounds on my Trail, by The Black Angels.
Beige Station, by Canada.
Clones Were Made For Them But Not For Me, by The Foundry Field Recordings.
Out of Sight, by Uncut.
Cold Days From The Birdhouse, by The Twilight Sad.
Shadows, by Honeycut.

(URL Links to follow…)

NEW FOR MARCH 15, 2007

"Et tu, Brute?"
The final words from Julius Caesar as Brutus shanked him jail house style.
But it came with warning; "Beware The Ides of March."

And in the immortal words of Don Vito Corleone "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. And make sure you tell both of them about The Best Radio You Have Never Heard . . . "

1. Vehicle - The Ides Of March
2. I'm Shipping Up To Boston - Dropkick Murphy's
3. Black 47- Black 47
4. Honky Tonk Women - The Pogues
5. Dancing Barefoot - U2
6. Nothing Compares 2 U - Prince
7. 9 Ways- Gidgets Ga Ga
8. Fifty-Fifty - Frank Zappa and The Mothers
9. Is Once Enough - Jean-Luc Ponty
10. County and Eastern Music - Jerry Goodman and Jan Hammer
11. Pennants - Steve Howe
12. Foreplay/Long Time - Boston
13. Ringfinger - Nine Inch Nails
14. It's Yourself/Los Endos - Genesis

Beware The Ides Of March-The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Vol. 58.

The Best Radio You Have Never Heard.
Never double crossed nobody who didn't have it coming.
Accept No Substitute . . .

Don’t forget to leave some feedback !

Perry/Chicago

Compiled and Mixed/Edited by Perry Bax/Chicago/USA
perry@bestradioyouhaveneverheard.com

Click Here to Listen or Control+Click (mac)/Right Click (windows) here and “Save Link As” to download “Beware The Ides Of March" to your computer.

TPN Rock Again, featuring The Bloody Irish Boys (MP3 4.06 mb 4 min 25 sec)
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TPN Rock Again #60:
Full Moon, by The Bloody Irish Boys,
www.thebloodyirishboys.com

Originally aired in TPN Rock #20.

Tags: The Bloody Irish Boys.

TPN Rock Takeover – with Trev and James from The North South Divide (MP3 27.4 mb 30 minutes and no seconds)
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Trevor Ship and James Hart are the quiet casters on the internet, doing shows for a small group of people, their frineds from mesage boards, and because they enjoy it. Which, in a way, is just as important as 50 million people flocking to Ricky Gervais. With quirky UK humour, and a love of good music, why shouldn’t they get a chance on TPN Rock? Isn;t takeover all about new talent in all areas?

Pirates, by Shearer (www.kleinfisch.de/shearer)
Plant a Seed, by Jammin. inc (www.jammin-inc.de/)
Painful Tears, by Dark Entity (Dark Entity at My Space)
A Thousand Kisses, by Ella Blame (Ella Blame at My Space)
The Sky Is Beautiful, by Stairway (www.stairwaymusic.co.uk)

Hear more of Trev and James at The North South Divide.