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Fanatic! | Henry Rollins
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In 2004, when legendary Los Angeles radio station Indie 103.1 asked Henry Rollins to host a show, he jumped at the chance. He chose the name "Harmony in My Head, based on his favorite Buzzcocks tune. As lead man for Black Flag, Rollins was present at the raw beginnings of punk and knew many of its stars. But Rollins taste encompassed more than punk, and the show became a cult favorite featuring artists as disparate as the Stooges, Miriam Makeba, the Simpletones, Slim Galliard, and the Weirdos. An inspired Rollins began compiling extensive annotations for each song he played, a mix of history, anecdote, and Rollinss trademark trenchant opinions. His show can still be heard online in streaming audio, and his notes live on in this irresistible collection.
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robinb
Fanatic! | Henry Rollins
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Thanks for the tag @Andrew65 (I wonder why you thought of me 😂).

1. I honestly have no idea. 🤷🏻‍♀️

2. The more, the merrier…unless they start going off the track. My longest running is currently 55+ and still going strong (In Death, JD Robb).

3. Oh yes. Julie Anne Long‘s Pennyroyal Green; Darynda Jones‘ Sunshine Vicram … if it‘s a good one, I hate to see any of them end. 😔 I get emotionally attached. 🥹

#wondrouswednesday

Eggs # 3 - so true! Thanks for playing 🥳🥳 11mo
Andrew65 😂😂😂We do get emotionally attached to a series and often upsetting when they end. 11mo
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Soscha
Fanatic! | Henry Rollins
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🙀❤️

(Too bad my name isn‘t Cortney)