Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Movie of the Week


You can Watch one of my fave movies right here!
The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962)
After a car crash, a man keeps his wife's head alive in his laboratory. As if this weren't enough, an evil beast pounds and screams from a locked room adjacent to the lab.Brilliant but borderline psychotic surgeon does secretive, experimental work with limb transplants and tissue rejection drugs, much to the chagrin of his surgeon-father. When he crashes his car and his fiancee is decapitated, his research - far from complete - is put to the test. His focus then becomes finding an appropriate donor body to make his fiancee whole, while the current and failed experiments in his basement laboratory grow restless.
Watch "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" here:

Man- What A Nasty Day!!!


Today was the first day all winter that I REALLY felt wet and cold. I got the winter blues, and the news about Alito and Bush's lying in front of congress doen't help.
I'm going to bed.

Friday, January 27, 2006

Prosecutor Will Step Down From Abramoff Case


By PHILIP SHENON and ELISABETH BUMILLER NY Times
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 — The investigation of Jack Abramoff, the disgraced Republican lobbyist, took a surprising new turn on Thursday when the Justice Department said the chief prosecutor in the inquiry would step down next week because he had been nominated to a federal judgeship by President Bush.
The prosecutor, Noel L. Hillman, is chief of the department's public integrity division, and the move ends his involvement in an inquiry that has reached into the administration as well as the top ranks of the Republican leadership on Capitol Hill.
The administration said that the appointment was routine and that it would not affect the investigation, but Democrats swiftly questioned the timing of the move and called for a special prosecutor.
The timing of Mr. Hillman's nomination "jaundices this whole process," Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said in an interview. "They have to appoint a special counsel. I think there will be broad support for one."
Representative George Miller, Democrat of California, called the timing "startling" and said, "You have one of the chief prosecutors removed from a case that has tentacles throughout the Republican leadership of Congress, throughout the various agencies and into the White House."

Thursday, January 26, 2006

It's a BURT Weekend!!!!!!!


Yeah I can't resist-I am on a Burt Bacharach jag.
So Sunday morning 8-10AM on the Hangover 2 solid hours of Burt songs and productions. Call in for your fave Bacharach-David tune at (541)346-0645.
This show is now available for listening and downloading at:http://ahammer.com/marctime/

Exeter=Mr. Softee?



You decide-Armin Hammer (see comments in the last post) thinks that the villian in the 50's sci-fi classic "This Island Earth" looks like Mr. Softee.

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Mr Softee


Mayor of the Arts in Eugene Peter Herley sent me this great pic of the Mr. Softee Ice Cream truck proving to me that they are still going strong on the East coast, referencing my playing of the Mr. Softee theme song on last weeks show- he was also blown away that my parents met Wonderama's kidee show host Sonny Fox on a Caribbean cruise in the 60's.

Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Help Me Plan My Show!


I have been on a HEAVY Burt Bacharach jag lately-I want to play 2 hours of classic Burt this weekend, but I am also toying with the idea of declaring WAR on Radio , particularly the other radio stations in radio brain dead Eugene. Or I might just wing it and do a Potpourri. Can you help me? I know NO-ONE reads this stupid blog but if you do, respond here or email me at marctime@netzero.net.

Saturday, January 21, 2006

New Republican Scandal Brewing



Democrats want ethics committee to probe 'day trading' allegations

by John Byrne from RAW STORY
Published: January 19, 2006
After a comment by Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-NY) on Air America's Majority Report Wednesday evening, RAW STORY has learned that House Democrats are pushing the ethics committee to investigate allegations of congressional offices providing privleged information to Wall Street investors.
On Air America, Slaughter alleged that "day traders" in the offices of Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN) and former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) had aided such investors. She mentioned as a specific example that individuals got advance notice that an asbestos bill was not going to emerge from the Senate.
An article that ran below the radar in November revealed the "day trading" practice, in which little-known firms use sources in Congress to glean information relevant to publicly-traded stocks.
Independently, RAW STORY has received word that such activity -- which involves passing on information to stock brokers on how the House is going to vote on legislation that affects large companies, such as Defense Appropriations bills -- is a practice that may go beyond a single individual or congressmember's office.More at RAW STORY.

Thursday, January 19, 2006

OH MY GOD A LITTLE MARCY VIDEO!!!!


RUN DON"T WALK over to Fudgeland for a fantastic freaky ass video of Springfield's own Little Marcy

This Sunday's Show on KWVA


Hey Little Girl--I want you to Listen to this Sunday's Hangover because Reverend Marc is playing some perverted Children's records for you. I think.
Sunday at 8 AM at 88.1 KWVA
This show is now available for listening and downloading at:http://ahammer.com/marctime/

Tuesday, January 17, 2006

Listen to My Archived Shows!


Go To http://ahammer.com/marctime/

#4


AND I would Drug Test all the Politicians, including Governors,Senators,Congressmen and Presidents.

If I were King of the Forest, Part 3


I would establish an Office of Auditors to follow where all the tax dollars go, to eliminate government waste(especially in military procurements).

Monday, January 16, 2006

Political Platform # 2


I would convene a world wide summit, perhaps at the U.N., to discuss a plan to convert U.S. military spending into funds for economic development. The United States would pledge to take the lead,with a promise from our (former) so called enemies to match us in disarmament and shifting of funds toward humanitarian projects.

Sunday, January 15, 2006

#1 Platform Goal


I would call the leaders of all the major U.S corporations to a week long Presidential workshop to hammer out:
1) Healthcare
2) Increased Minimum Wage
3) Tax Penalties for Outsourcing Overseas
4) Tax Credits for U.S. Job Creation
5) Alternate Energy, Fuel Conservation and Less Dependence on Foreign Oil.
6) Workplace Safety
7) Rewards for Environmental Ecological Controls and Safeguards
8) Tax Incentives for Profit Sharing and Bonuses

If the leaders of these corporations consider themselves Patriots who want to save America, they should be willing to convene to discuss solutions.

I Want To Be Your President


That does it! I am so pissed off about the way things are going I am running for Pres in 2008.I will put my platform together in the next few weeks.

Thursday, January 12, 2006

This Sunday's Radio Show


...will be a potpourri entitled "The Many Moods of Marc Time".
You'll laugh , you'll cry. Sunday at 8 AM.
This show is now available for listening and downloading at:http://ahammer.com/marctime/

Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Letter to the Austin Chronicle from KWVA's Peter !


Here is a picture of Roky Erickson's son, Sumner, Brian Wilson and Roky in 2003.

Dear Editor,

Here in Eugene, Ore., Texas bands of the Sixties are held in the highest esteem, and no band out of the vast truthful reservoir of Texas Sixties bands is lauded more than the 13th Floor Elevators. I've made sure the Elevators are played at the very least twice per two-hour program on KWVA 88.1FM Eugene, Ore., where I work. I can make sure of this because I play whatever I want and always play plenty of recordings by the Chessmen, the Briks, the Penthouse 5, and the Exotics, all from Dallas; Zachary Thaks Liberty Bell from Corpus; the Outcasts and Stoics from San Antonio; and Neal Ford and the Ramadas from Houston.

Even with that heavy competition the Elevators not only get more airplay, they sound even greater and more powerful to me every time always. The history, the mystique, the feeling of Stacy Sutherland's super-charged steam-drill opening attack on the fast version of "Tried to Hide" has a complete thrillness to it all its own that I'm sure Elevator fans have no problem connecting with. Or the very first time I heard "Slip Inside This House" 20 years ago. At the very end of the song after Roky stops, Stacy starts this really smooth Jimmy Reed riff only sped up and so just leaped out at me and still does that I realized that's the only ending that could ever be heavy enough for the most amazing hypnotic intensity flow eight-minute song in music history, let alone Elevator folklore. It was then I realized only Stacy could do this almost impossible job, that is lead guitar for the 13th Floor Elevators. God bless you, Stacy.

Peter Weinberger
Eugene, Ore

Sunday, January 08, 2006

Lotsa Closet Abba Fans



WOW! I can't believe the number of phone calls I got during my ABBA special today, and only 1 anti-ABBA call.The ABBA show is now up and ready for download at the Sunday Morning Hangover Archive:
Thanks to Armin Hammer for all the help!

Thursday, January 05, 2006

This Sunday!!!!!


ON THE AIR "The Sunday Morning Hangover" features the story of ABBA, celebrating the music of Mamma Mia!, 8am, KWVA 88.1 FM.]
This show is now available for listening and downloading at:http://ahammer.com/marctime/

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

The Jars Make Post Punk History!



I just bought a book in Corvallis called "Punk Diary" by George Gimarc, a Texas DJ. It covers every day of record releases and punk history by punk and post punk bands, and includes two entries about my band The Jars!!

Sunday, January 01, 2006

The Top 20 Hits of 2005 on the Sunday Morning Hangover


The Top 20 Hits of 2005 on the Sunday Morning Hangover

1) The George Bush Singers-4000 Years
2) Randy Newman/Mayor Nagin-Louisiana
3) Gunther-My Ding Ding Dong
4) Paul Anka-Smells Like Teen Spirit
5) Michael Jackson-Thriller/Molester Mix
6) Loretta Lynn-Portland
7) D.J.Riko-Whistler’sDelight
8) Unknown Eskimo D.J.-Heart of Stone
9) Acetatica-Coffee Break
10) Paul Harvey/Martin Denny-Amway Train
11) Twink –Pussy Cat
12) Puff and Toot-The Chocolate Train
13) McCleod Corporation-Landfill Recycling Song
14) Mood Area 52-Lujon(live)
15) Mr. Fig-I Kill Time!
16) Michael Magne-Perfida
17) Lionel Davis-Candy Pants
18) Bill Cosby-Dope Pusher
19) Robert Tilton-Farting For the Lord
20) Shooby Taylor-Tico Tico

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