On today’s episode, Rose, Terence, and Tony talk to Texas-born, genre-blending multi-instrumentalist Lucas/Heaven about public libraries, the cultural significance of DJ Screw and his screw tapes, and information theory as it relates to music. We got some good stories about the Houston music scene in the 2000s, and a 3 week psychedelic life journey that opened him up to writing.
Lucas/Heaven on BandCamp, Spotify, and Instagram
Drank - TPain Cover
KCRW Today’s Top Tune - Every City Has a Rhythm
Grandfather Child on Spotify - Ride That Train
Heaven the Dude on SoundCloud and Spotify
Rawkwardness on Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube
Fat Tony on SoundCloud and Spotify
The Turkeys - they had rules: wouldn’t play unless there was a keg, all the songs had to do with turkey - Party Fowl, Get Basted in the Face - Butt Rock
LA Public Library Resources
Peavey Bass
Tejano/Conjunto music in the garage
Santana, War, Hall & Oates on the roadtrip - favorite bands
Bird and the Bee Hall & Oates tribute album
1991 was an incredible year for music: Pearl Jam - Ten,
Nirvana - Nevermind, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magic
Weezer - Blue Album
Master P and Cash Money Millionaires
DJ Screw - important to Houston music - slowing down/diabolical
Got big selling tapes out of his house - made people custom mixtapes, “Screw Tapes” - folk music, in a way
The Screw Shop - in Houston - a ton of CDs of his
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