Ray Ahn from Hard-Ons, Nunchukka Superfly and The Victims

What happens when heroes become friends? Find out today as Damian sits down with one of his heroes, The Hard-Ons’ Ray Ahn, and quickly realizes that they are birds of a feather. Listen in as the two discuss their shared passions of punk and record collecting. From AC/DC playing earth shatteringly loud at the local park, to power erasing signed records, to confronting hate with humour, to why Jerry A should have thrown Mick Harvey off that boat and so much more: THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED! 

Also, don’t miss The Hard-Ons’ latest awesome lp “I'm Sorry Sir, That Riff's Been Taken” on Cheersquad Records! 

Also, check out the latest lp by Ray’s other fantastic band: Nunchukka Superfly’s “The Aussie Exorcism (Nah Mate, You Can't Punch A Ghost)” on Tym Records!

Also, head over to turnedoutapunk.com and grab a shirt for this podcast!

Also touched on:

The various species and sub-species of record collectors

Australian love for hard rock

Getting the SexPistols single from a friend who didn’t like it

“No one bought Tartus 

Beautifully instructional The Ramones and the Saints seal the deal

AC/DC playing in the park

The influence of the volume on kids in the 70s

Accidentally erasing Kym Bradshaw’s signature

(I’m) Stranded: the real Australian National Anthem

Record Collections not as places of enjoyment

Having to deal with Racists 

Confronting Nazis with humour  

The Celibate Rifles

The Slugfuckers

They not-so-good ol’ days

The Asshole Roster System

being in The Victims

Seeing Gauze in ’89

Touring Japan with Snuff and Sean ‘Fat Bob’ Forbes

AND TONS MORE GOODNESS


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