It's Mother's Milk's first-ever best-of show! We're playing the best of the stuff that came out in 2011 that we, err, played in 2011. It's gonna be fun… crack open a bottle, let's rock it.

UPDATE: That was fun. Like 2011 in general, tended more towards the country-fied than I would necessarily prefer, but everything was good, so it is what it is. See what it was if you missed it by clicking here to download it from Radio4All. As always, I would really love it if you would become a fan of Mother's Milk on Facebook. Or at least look at it. You can look at it, right? Sure you can. Just click here. 

— devlocke

Not really sure what this show's gonna consist of; I was all food-poisoned yesterday and didn't get a chance to put a show together. 'By the seat of our pants' is our unofficial motto, tho, so no harm done. Other than the miserable illness, anyways.

UPDATE: Podcast is UP! 'Better late than never' is starting to get a little repetitive so I won't say it. Honest. Click here to download the damn thing, you know you want to. Also, there is our Facebook page. Click here to look at that. 

— devlocke

Sup, y'alls? I got told today that my lack of appreciation for 'Jack and Diane' and 'Pink Houses' by John Cougar Mellencamp was an indication that I didn't like music with poetry in it. 'Fie on you, Satan!' says I! I'm rebutting that claim with a bunch of tunes/bands I think have the qualities of poetry about them. While still keeping to my regular theme – that's right, we're still gettin' drunk, just like the poet in that X-Cops song – because poetry is always the better for having some form to fight against. So sayeth I.

UPDATE: Download the podcast! It was poetic! Like, EPIC poetry! Okay, not that epic. But really good, anyways, I think. Mostly because it was me playing music I really love. About getting drunk. Check it out by clicking here. As always, we are on Facebook, and I get happy-faces when it says another person liked my Facebook page. You can check it out by clicking here. 

— devlocke

Today is the end of December for Mother's Milk, which means it's time for Rum Doings. Which in turn makes it super appropriate that I finally found a bottle of Stroh 80 (pictured) today. The first hour is an eclectic mix as per usual, and the second hour is episode 20 of the fabulous Rum Doings show. This was a great episode, featuring John Finnemore, writer of some truly grand comedy for radio and TV. He's like, an actual celebrity. Which makes his appearance on Rum Doings either amusingly inappropriate, or absolutely what one should expect.

UPDATE: The podcast of the music portion of the show is available from Radio4All by clicking here. It was good. You would do well to click. And listen. As always, if you use Facebook, it would be cool if you checked out our Facebook page. Click here to do that.

— devlocke

Yeah, know, I'm all "Eff Xmas!" but… it's a cat. In an elf-suit. That's just adorable! There are drinking songs in store for you tonight, as is ever my wont. Tune in and drink up, if you would, please!

UPDATE: If you missed it live, you can download the podcast by clicking here. As always, please feel free to check out our Facebook page by clicking here. 

— devlocke

But it's alright when WRIR people do it, I guess. The Haberdasher played a bunch of holiday tunes tonight that I hadn't heard before, which was a pleasant relief from the already-painful stand-bys. And I hear Phil n' Cici's Xmas Xtravaganza thingy-bobby this past weekend was great.

Anyways, I don't do holiday music. So more drinking tunes… Thanks for listening!

UPDATE: We got all of our podcasting caught up tonight, so this one is up THE NEXT DAY, like it SHOULD BE. You can download it by clicking here. As always, click here to check out our Facebook page. We'd love it if you 'Liked' us. 

— devlocke

Tonight, we're playing all stuff off of the WRIR shelves – it occurred to me there was tons of music I hadn't played in forever because I've mostly been going off my own collection, the last few months. So I grabbed all the stuff that I remembered bein' awesome, and we're just gonna run through it.

UPDATE: If you want to download the podcast of this episode, click here. And if you want to check us out on Facebook, click here. 

— devlocke

We're looking forward to tonight's Rum Doings episode, as we ALWAYS are, and in the meantime, we're playing a bunch of four-song sets by British bands. Because I've been listening to those a lot this week. There will be clever word-play, bleak and incisive irony, moving sounds, and at least a couple of utterly disgusted takes on the middle class. Sounds like a good time, right? Don't worry – even if it doesn't, there will still be lots of drinking, which we can ALL get behind.

UPDATE: Okay, a bit late here, but if you want to download the episode of Rum Doings, click here. And if you want to download the podcast of the music from this episode, click here. And if you want to check us out on Facebook, click here. 

— devlocke

No idea what I'm playing, tonight. Had no time to get anything together.

It took a month, but I finally got the setlist as sorted as I could, and the podcast can now be downloaded by clicking here. As always, please do feel free to be our friend on Facebook – check out our FB page by clicking here. 

— devlocke

Last week, we went with a morbidly self-pitying sound. So we're going to go up-beat, now!

Update: As you may have noticed, if you're looking at the setlist right now, most of the setlist got lost due to a failure on my part to update before getting logged out. D'oh! In a further failure, I brought home the wrong file, so I can't listen to the podcast and fill in the blanks, tonight. Hopefully, I'll get it all sorted out tomorrow. 

Update Redux: It took a month, but I finally got the setlist as sorted as I could, and the podcast can now be downloaded by clicking here. As always, please do feel free to be our friend on Facebook – check out our FB page by clicking here. 

— devlocke