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    Worst Show Ever

    Permatouring bassist C.J. Boyd meets up with fellow musicians while on the road to ask them about the worst shows they’ve played. Ranging from the hilarious to positively tragic, these stories give a glimpse into how things can go horribly wrong while just trying to play music for people.

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    75 People With Bodies @ Park Place in Reno, NV (8-25-18) Jan 22, 2020
    Show notes

    Seasoned listeners of this podcast will note that the episodes vary pretty widely in length. I like having the guests present their stories without prescribing a predetermined amount of time. But I usually edit it to be sure it doesn't go over an hour or so. Not so with this epic series of stories from People With Bodies, a lovely band of buds from Reno, Nevada. I mean, I did in fact edit it down, but it's still 95 minutes even with a bit of editing. They had a story planned out, which they tell wonderfully. And then they realized they had a whole other show that was much worse. So I let it roll, and I'm glad I did. Listen to it in sections if you have to, but I highly recommend you hear the whole thing. Next week's will be shorter, I promise.


    74 Jasamine White-Gluz (No Joy) @ Joyful Noise in Indianapolis, IN (12-8-18) Jan 15, 2020
    Show notes

    At a Joyful Noise Recordings Xmas party in 2018, while some of the finest rock stars and weirdos were mingling and getting wasted on vegan chili, I was sitting in the office of dear friend and label owner Karl Hofstetter, talking to labelmate Jasamine White-Gluz of No Joy about some of her most harrowing tour stories. Jasamine was a blast to talk to, and had me on the edge of my seat trying to take in some truly awful and amazing events on the road.


    73 Marisa Demarco (Bigawatt) @ her Studio in Albuquerque, NM (2-20-19) Jan 08, 2020
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    Marisa Demarco had me over to her studio, where, in front of a table full of cheap gold earrings she was currently turning into a circuit board, she told me about her worst show ever. There's no way for me to accurately describe this amazing person without saying she's a living pioneer of experimental music and one of my personal musical heroes. It was an honor to have her on the show and get deep into intersections of politics, experimentation, and performance. Not only does she bring years of experience playing in some of my favorite musical acts (Bigawatt, Chicharra, Big Hen, and more), but her unique perspective as a founder and curator of Gatas y Vatas festival in Albuquerque made for some great stories and observations.


    72 Rence Liam (Dear Rabbit) @ Flux Capacitor in Colorado Springs, CO (9-6-18) Jan 01, 2020
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    Rence is a road dog if ever there was one, and I knew when I asked him to be on the show, he'd have a story that packed a punch. Boy howdy was I right.


    71 Melanie Radford (Built To Spill) @ Hotel Modern (Treefort Music Fest) in Boise, ID (3-24-19) Dec 18, 2019
    Show notes

    I had the pleasure of seeing Melanie perform twice last year at Treefort, and both performances blew my mind. First as the bassist in a harp-led chamber pop ensemble called Wend, and then in the legendary rock band Built to Spill. She was gracious enough to meet up with me to discuss some of her most awful shows, coming from her time with her previous band, Marshall Poole. The stories range from the tragic and somber to the humiliating and indignant.


    70 Liz Hysen (Picastro) @ her house in Toronto, ON (10-4-18) Dec 11, 2019
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    Liz Hysen tells an incredible story of turning into a wolf on tour, while also dealing with some of the most sexist and ridiculous behavior by her driver / tour manager that has appeared on this show, which is saying a lot because (as is no surprise to women musicians, but still seems to shock some of the guys) women deal with a lot of bullshit on tour that men don't experience, and seem to rarely even notice. Thanks to Liz for sharing her remarkable account.


    69 William Goldsmith (Foo Fighters) at his home in Port Orchard, WA (6-4-19) Dec 04, 2019
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    William Goldsmith played in the legendary bands Foo Fighters and Sunny Day Real Estate and has the crazy stories to show for it. Just a heads up, things get pretty gross pretty fast in the first of several stories William shows.


    68 Ohmme (Sima Cunningham & Macie Stewart) @ Postal Recording in Indianapolis, IN (12-8-18) Nov 27, 2019
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    Dear friends and Joyful Noise label-mates Ohmme share the story of their most bizarre tour experience at a haunted hotel in upstate New York, as well as a show in which the venue disputed the fact that there was a show at all.


    67 Lung (Kate Wakefield & Daisy Caplan) @ About Space in Cincinnati, OH (11/26/16) Nov 20, 2019
    Show notes

    Lung are one of my very favorite bands currently touring, and it was a delight to sit down and discuss so many ways shows can be shitty. This is a longer episode, with lots of twists and turns from these veteran badasses.


    66 Lupe Flores (Wild Powwers) at Sunset Tavern in Seattle, WA (5/31/19) Nov 13, 2019
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    Wether its her stellar drumming or her personality that fills up a room, Lupe Flores is a powerhouse of a lady. And it was pretty incredible to hear some of the crazy places touring has taken her.


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