Warren Zevon - The Metro: Boston, Massachusetts, USA September 30, 1982 (FM) - Master 10.5 Inch Reel @ 7.5 IPS

Warren Zevon
The Metro
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
September 30, 1982
WBCN FM Broadcast - Master 10.5 Inch Reel @ 7.5 IPS
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Lineage: WBCN-FM Boston Broadcast > 10" Master Reel @ 7.5 IPS > TEAC A-7000 Reel to Reel with Manual Azimuth Adjustment > Creative Soundblaster X-FI HD Model #SB1240 Wav 24bit/96khz > MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab For Krw_co Track Marks, Volume Adjustment & Edits > Wav 16bit/44,1khz >Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 WBCN Intro
02 Johnny Strikes Up The Band
03 Overdraft
04 Certain Girl
05 Let Nothing Come Between You
06 Jeanie Needs A Shooter
07 Join Me In L.A.
08 Gorilla, Your A Desperado
09 Rolland The Headless Thompson Gunner
10 The Envoy
11 Simple Man, Simple Dream
12 Bill Lee
13 Charlie's Medicine
14 Junglework
15 Play It All Night Long
16 WBCN Intermission
17 Lawyers, Guns, And Money
18 Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School
19 Hula Hula Boys
20 Accidentally Like A Martyr
21 Mama Couldn't Be Persuaded
22 The Next Best Thing
23 Poor Poor Pitiful Me
24 Cadallac Ranch
25 Excitable Boy
26 Ain't That Pretty At All
27 WBCN Talk
28 Werewolves Of London
29 WBCN Talk
30 Carmelita
31 I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
32 WBCN Outro

Listening to this brought back the memory of being in my teens when "Werewolves Of London" was released. It was all over Detroit radio, being one of the few Warren Zevon songs to make the charts. It was, in my memory, a big hit and part of that years summer soundtrack. I used to spend a lot of my summers hanging out with my cousins. I had been to my cousin Preston's for a few weeks and had just returned home. I walked into my bedroom to find my older brother and an older cousin sitting in my room listening to the radio. I saw the "Werewolves Of London" single on my turntable that my cousin had brought over. I turned it on and turned it up. A few seconds later my Dad walked in with a pair of wire cutters, cut my stereo's power cord and walked out. Seems my brother and my cousin were playing the song over and over till my Dad threatened to cut the power. It became a thing, if my Dad thought my stereo was being played too loud he would walk in and cut the cord. When I moved out the power cord was about 4 inches long...

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