Ep098: Eugene Robinson (Oxbow, Sal Mineo, Whipping Boy)

What if Yella from NWA sang the hit of Yellow the band (of "Oh YEAAAAAAH!" fame), that and a few other things before Conan and Josh dive right into the remarkable Eugene Robinson and his many bands, projects, sojourns and creative exploits. Eugene conducts himself with alacrity and poise and a good time is had by all! -The origins of Sal Mineo (The band) -Making art worth a good God damn -spending 12 hours in France and playing a show -not playing where you oughtn't -Advocating the encyclopedia of the voice. -Singing what your soul calls out -Old HC fellas that don't really "get" Oxbow. -Charating a musical course with no reference points -Shit talkers being good people to have around / speaking honestly -Getting hit on by one's idols. -the equivalent of automatic writing. -martial arts. -"Hey Frenchy, put the chainsaw down" - Compartmentalizing "Fight" -Writers vs. People who can write. -To Arms, two legs and the magic of subtlety. -Whatever happened to Dukowski -Cross-Cultural experience vs cross-class experience. -Where the stories come from Songs played: Oxbow - Clean Well-Lit Place Xiu Xiu - Sharp Dressed Man Sal Mineo - the Primary Bell Black Face - I Want to Kill You Oxbow - The Finished Line Shellac - The End of Radio (Closing Theme)