KFJC Month of Mayhem: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales at the KFJC studios, May 17, 2011. No More Censorship Defense Fund & Pow! Magazine's fundraiser show at One Step Beyond (Oct. 28, 1987): - Interview with The Frontier Wives -Music from The Frontier Wives: "Frontier Wives" -BREAK: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales -Dave Davis (co-founder of Pow! Magazine) introduction. -The Frontier Wives at One Step Beyond club at Santa Clara, California: *Scott Long (Lead vocals, guitar) *Matthew Rook (Guitar, backing vocals) *Kelly Castro (Bass guitar, backing vocals) *Lex van den Berghe (Drum kit, backing vocals) -Music from The Frontier Wives: "Love Planet" (Live) -BREAK: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales -introducing The Endmen Show Notes: We broke into the Frontier Wives segment too early. Thats why the songs are separated by a break. Oops on our part. KFJC Studio video by Eme O. Akpabio, May 17, 2011. Live video by Joy Engstrom. BIG thank you to The Frontier Wives for helping me out so many years ago. It was a good cause. - Interview with The Endmen -Music from The The Endmen: "Letter From Constance" Video. -The Endmen at One Step Beyond club at Santa Clara, California: *Timothy Stroupe (Vocals) *Chris Sharp (Bass) *Shella Sargent (Keyboards) *Michael Sears (Guiar) *Ric Cascelli (Drums) -Music from The Endmen: "Inside Out" (Live) -BREAK: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales -introducing Grey Matter. -Music from Grey Matter: "Save Your Tears" (It's 4:57 am EP) - Interview with Grey Matter (Talking about the strained relationship with One Step Beyond club.) Band members: Marty Flanagan (Bass, backup vocals) Sean Galvin (Drums) Jeff Ebbage (Lead vocals, guitar) Joe Simpson (Guitar, backup vocals) Thank you Sunny Flanagan for helping me out with the photos for the track, "Save Your Tears". Thank you Grey Matter for the good times and support of my little Fanzine. -Co-Founder of Pow! Magazine, Dennis Gonzales introducing Grey Matter on stage. -Grey Matter: *Marty Flanagan (Bass, backup vocals) *Sean Galvin (Drums) *Jeff Ebbage (Lead vocals, guitar) *Joe Simpson (Guitar, backup vocals) -Music from Grey Matter: "Blue Sky Way/Many Miles" (Live - Oct. 28, 1987) -BREAK: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales - introducing London Down. Show Notes: When I introduced Grey Matter on stage, I said "all the way" from Fremont. That was an inside joke. - Dennis Gonzales. KFJC Studio video shot by Eme O. Akpabio, May 17, 2011. Live video shot by Joy Engstrom. Thank you Grey Matter for the good times and supporting the benefit show so many years ago. No Censorship! -Interview with London Down. -London Down Music: "Chucky" (Strange Places Unknown) -BREAK: SAL 9000 & Dennis Gonzales signing off. London Down Band members: *Ken Hartsoe (Drums, vocals) *Chris Carbone (Bass, vocals) *Steve Hartsoe (Lead vocals, guitar) *Phillip Benjamin (Lead Guitar, vocals) -Co-founder of Pow! Magazine, Dennis Gonzales introduces London Down on stage. -Music from London Down: "Posession Obsession/Tomorrow and Today" (Live - Oct. 28, 1987) Show Notes: According to Phil Benjamin, Chris Carbone wrote the song, Chucky" inspired from a dream he had. It wasn't too long after London Down released the album, Strange Places Unknown that the movie by the same name (Chucky) and storyline was released. Phil always thought something was fishy about the movie, but the band could never prove anything. London Down had written the song close to two years before the album was released, so it was out there long before the movie. KFJC Studio video by Eme O. Akpabio, May 17, 2011. Live video by Joy Engstrom. Thank you London Down for the support so many years ago. I also like to thank The Ashtray for giving me permission to use his "The Horror aka "Killer Doll" (2000)" video for "Chucky". It was meant to be dude!

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