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Internet Radio Broadcast
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"Turn Me On, Dead Man" is an Internet radio broadcast on Live365.com playing garage rock, punk and psychedelia. The playlist runs around the clock with occasional special shows. The core of the show is material that was recorded 1965-1969—by bands that recorded a few songs and then disappeared (and preserved on the Nuggets, Pebbles, etc. compilations) as well as better known artists that experimented with psychedelia. "Turn Me On, Dead Man" also explores punk, garage revival and neo-psychedelia of the late 1970s and 1980s, as well as psychedelic influenced work of recent years. Special shows are more eclectic—check the schedule for upcoming special shows.
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Website
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This website contains information about the webcast and a number of interesting features about the music and the bands featured on the show, as well as strange but true stories about pop culture generally. Be sure to check out the "Features" section of the website.
What happened to the discussion boards and blog?
I have used the same Internet service provider for five years. When it came time to renew my service for the coming year, I switched to an "upgrade" package with more disk space and bandwidth. Little did I know that my ISP would be so careless in changing my service that they would wipe out several of my files and installed programs. I had backed the web pages and poscasts, but I hadn't backed up the files produced by the message boards and blog. When I called tech support, I got the message that (and I'm quoting) "some times these things just happen. Needless to say I canceled my service that day and signed up with a different ISP.
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