I was kind of down today, so I put together a show consisting all of music that I wanted to hear.  Not a lot of new stuff tonight, just stuff I really love – with any luck, you'll love it too, and we'll have a hell of a time rockin' out. I'll get back to playin' stuff you've never heard on Mother's Milk before, next week, with our first ever celebration of the worst songs ever written. On that note, please comment, or send email to mothersmilkradio@gmail.com with your suggestions for that show. I really want to know what the worst song you've ever heard is: something so bad, you have to drink just to get THROUGH it. I'll totally play it next week. And then make fun of it for being awful. It's gonna be a blast!

Meanwhile, please pour yourself some booze, and rock along at home with me. A'ight?

UPDATE: Sorry I'm so late with this, I uploaded the podcast when I got home, but then got sidetracked reading and didn't get around to linking it!  If you missed the show live – and personally, I think it was one of my better ones, and I don't do many bad ones – click here to download it. As always, click here to check out Mother's Milk on Facebook. We'd be much obliged if you'd 'Like' us. 

— devlocke

I'm in a celebratory mood, tonight… got back into town around 9:30 tonight, and I've still managed to put together some decent stuff…

Miss it live? Don't fret, just get it, by clicking here! Also, check out our Facebook page by clicking here. It's pretty cool, when it's anything, and it's not anything often enough to annoy you with a bunch of updates. It's a win-win.

— devlocke

Herschel Stratego is here!  We're gonna rock out with our uke out in short order, so stay tuned…

UPDATE: Has there ever been a more epic in-studio performance? Probably not. So you don't want to miss this! Click here to download the podcast, and revel in the sheer awesomeness of the Stratego they call Herschel. After you've listened, you will no doubt want to check out Herschel on Facebook, which you can do by clicking here. And as always, you can find Mother's Milk on Facebook by clicking here. 

— devlocke

That's kind of a Warhammer reference. Only not really, probably. How goes it? Let the booze flow; it's that time again, and we've ALL been waiting all week for it.

Rum Doings returns to Mother's Milk toinght, incidentally, with episode 11. That's going to take up most of the second hour, in typical delightful form.  Rejoice! We had to stop airing them to get through Live Album Month and our Local Shelves quest, but their regular schedule – the last show of each month – resumes NOW! 

UPDATE:  Another fantastic and boozy time.  If you missed it and would like to check it out, just click here to download the podcast from Radio4All.  As always, if you're not a fan of Mother's Milk on Facebook, you can check out our Facebook page and become one by clicking here.

— devlocke

It's that time again… hope you're drinkin'. I got my shit together, this week.  It should be fantastic.  Fingers crossed, and throw 'em back…*

UPDATE: That was fun!  Got more requests from more people than usual, and more phone calls in general; I hope that's a trend that continues.  If you missed it, you can download it from here and imbibe at your leisure.  Also, don't forget to like us on Facebook, if you do that kinda thing: here is our Facebook page. Requests, comments, questions, and general bullshit can be sent to mothersmilkradio@gmail.com – I'd love to hear from you!

* Protip: If you're going to cross your fingers and throw back a shot with the same hand, you're probably gonna wanna grip the shot glass with your thumb and little finger. There are other ways you could do it, but that seems the easiest.

— devlocke

… yep, it's still me.  Hope you're good n' soused.  I have some decent music lined up.  There's a little repetition of artists, as when I was putting together music for the Man In the Gray Flannel Suit Show, I ran into some songs I hadn't played/hadn't played in a while here on Mother's Milk, but I promise, I wouldn't REPEAT an artist in a four-hour window unless all the songs were WORTHY of that kind of attention.  So you'll have fun.  Thanks for listening, and keep drinking along at home!

UPDATE:  The show kicked ass.  And was all OVER the place.  Nice mix of classics and brand new shit.  If you missed it, it's okay, you don't have to cry in your beer:  just click here to go download it from Radio4All.net.  And, as always, if you use Facebook and were not aware that Mother's Milk had a Facebook page: We DO.  So now you know.  And you can click here to check it out.  It'd be awesome if you "Liked" it.  I only PROBABLY want you to want me, but I definitely, 100%, want you to like the Mother's Milk Facebook page.

— devlocke

Not like that, we still love you, River City!  But at long last, I'm pretty gosh-darned sure that tonight we will finish with the gargantuan Local-Shelves project that we started in February.  I'm looking forward to being free to rove my wanderin' eye over whatever boozy musical shenanigans I like, once that's done.  It's gonna be fun.  Stay tuned, drink up!

UPDATE:  Man.  Hardcore.  We had all kindsa issues once the wide-open full-throttle freedom of NO DIRECTION happened, so this show is more all-over-the-place than usual, and – quite frankly – scatterbrained as shit. Much gracias to long-time listener Nicole, for a few timely requests that jumpstarted my trainwreck and got things moving along.  Without her intervention, some dead air as I hyperventilated and vaccilated indecisively between tracks would have been pretty inevitable.  Thankfully, that didn't happen, and what you ended up with was a solid show in the fine n' dandy Mother's Milk tradition.  If you missed it live, download it from here and don't forget to become a fan of our Facebook page, which you can check out by clicking here.  Thanks for hangin' out!

— devlocke

First time ever! I had fun with it. Wasn’t really prepared, so I was rushing around looking for shit by bands I like, that might be creepy n’ love-y. Mostly nailed it, I think. Not what Charlie would’ve played, but a solid set of Joshian tunes, mostly in keeping with the theme.

Assuming you didn’t catch it live, you can download it by clicking here.

— devlocke

Hell yeah!  Startin' out with some J. Roddy Walston & the Business, who played tonight at the Camel, downstairs, then we're movin' right on into what is hopefully the last night of Local-Music-Shelves ramblin'.  I have high hopes to close out Live Album Month AND the Local Shelves thing tonight, the last show of March.  Speaking of Live Album Month, we've got a great bootleg from a 1978 Warren Zevon show in store for you.  Until then, it's all local, all booze.  Thanks for tuning in, and I hope you're drinking along at home!

UPDATE:  Another fantastic and boozy time.  If you missed it and would like to check it out, just click here to download the podcast from Radio4All.  As always, if you're not a fan of Mother's Milk on Facebook, you can check out our Facebook page and become one by clicking here.

— devlocke

I'm back!  I'm sure you didn't miss me too much, cuz' Tommy from Dog Germs most assuredly brought the Mother's Milk to the masses.  We're starting off the night with two from the Fisticuff's latest – they're the show I was at last week, in lieu of being here with you, and they are AWESOME – and then we'll pick up our Local-Shelves rummaging where we left off whence last I was here.  Around quarter 'till two, we'll fnish that part of the show and carry on with Live Album Month, our own way of celebrating St. Patrick's Day here at Mother's Milk.  This week's live album is a bootleg of a Mountain Goats performance from a few years back, since they're playing here in town at the National this Thursday.  I'm looking forward to the show, and I suspect you will be too, after hearing tonight's show…

UPDATE:  Another fantastic and boozy time.  If you missed it and would like to check it out, just click here to download the podcast from Radio4All.  As always, if you're not a fan of Mother's Milk on Facebook, you can check out our Facebook page and become one by clicking here.  

— devlocke