PODCAST
Collision Time Revisited
by Michael Stuart Grossman
Http://radiofreebrooklyn.comRadio Free Brooklyn is a non-commercial community freeform Internet radio station, streaming original content by artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough 24/7.We live in an age in which the media is too often used as a means to constrain and restrict rather than express. Radio Free Brooklyn is building a communication infrastructure to strengthen the community of artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough.Our Mission:We chose Internet radio not only because it is the most accessible medium for many, but because radio can be so many things: a subversive apparatus, a political cudgel, a prank, a ritual, a bond. We broadcast not the commercial dross that clogs the terrestrial airwaves, but original programming as diverse as the programmers themselves – stories, sound art, radical ideation, comedy, sex, and experimentation yet unheard. We are a community organization - all are welcome to participate.
Episodes
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Collision Time Revisited 1826 - The Series Finale of Collision Time Revisited
After more than three years and over 90 shows, Collision Time Revisited finally comes to an end. MSG commemorates this bittersweet end by remembering the friends we've made, featuring tales and clips of the bands we've had the good fortune to interview along the way: I Am the Polish Army,...
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Collision Time Revisited 1825 - The Penultimate Collision Time Revisited featuring The Morgan Interview
It's the second to last show, and CTR brings it crashing down with songs from Bodega, Nice Guys, Meat Beat Manifesto, The Dollyrots, Ty Segall & White Fence, and much more. Plus for the first time, finally, Morgan comes to the microphone to talk about his time on the show, adjusting to life in…
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Collision Time Revisited 1824 - The Industrial Genre Crossover
There's only three more episodes left, and CTR grinds your bones to make the bread of music from Sharkmuffin, The Exploited, Einstürzende Neubauten, The Number Ones, Purling Hiss, Slothrust and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1823 - The Very Big Announcement
CTR gets 'em on, gets 'em over, gets 'em in, with music from Human People, Ex-Girlfriends, Beach Day, Beth Orton & The Chemical Brothers, Guantanamo Baywatch and more. Plus, MSG has a very bittersweet announcement about the future of the show.
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Collision Time Revisited 1822 - The Rather Ridiculous Line of Dialogue From The Karate Kid
CTR clears the sinuses of your soul, with music from Mourn, Electric Frankenstein, For Lack of a Term, The Jukebox Romantics, and more, plus a tribute to late Pantera member Vinnie Paul
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Collision Time Revisited 1822 - The Universally Unintelligible Chorus
CTR is extra as fuck with music from The Menzingers, Deaf Wish, Morn, Active Bird Community, and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1821 - The Show Of The Year
CTR gets down on it with music from The Beths, Gymshorts, Candy Ambulance, The Goon Sax, Secret Nudist Friends and much much more!
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Collision Time Revisited 1820 - The Reason The Weezer Girl's Cool
CTR knows your jam, with music from Courtney Barnette, Mean Jeans, The Spits, Hot Snakes, The Georgia Satellites, and much much more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1819 - The Musically Induced Eurphoria
CTR rocks the funky beat with new music from THICK, Connections, Kitten Forever, Parquet Cours, and the surprise new full length release from Peach Kelli Pop and more, plus songs from The Vapors, Dance Hall Crashers, Poptone and much more!
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Collision Time Revisited 1817 - The Band You Actually Will Hear On This Show It Turns Out
CTR kills it with songs from Snail Mail, School Drugs, Banana Soda, Soccer Mommy, Naked Giants, Black Angels and so much more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1816 - The Generational Warfare Video Interpretation
CTR is back with new music from Peach Kelli Pop, Tokyo Police Club, and Speedy Ortiz, plus songs from Desert Sharks, Off With Their Heads, Pill and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1813 - The Monumentally Generous Merchandise Retrieval Offer
This week's CTR features new music from Culture Abuse, BAMBARA, Hinds, War on Women, Naked Giants, and lots more, plus a requiem for a tv obsession.
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Collision Time Revisited 1812 - The Frontwoman From Snail Mail (not an interview, sorry)
The April Fool's Day episode of CTR features new music from Soccer Mommy, School Drugs, Banana Soda, Back Track, and many more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1811 - The Enlightening College Era Quotation
CTR rounds out March with new music from Peach Kelli Pop, A Place To Bury Strangers, Wild Manes, Preoccupations, and Monster Magnet plus songs from Vivian Girls, Weeping Icon, Hunter & Wolfe and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1810 - The Surprising Facebook Memory Time Passage
CTR continues in March with new music from War on Women, THICK, Hot Snakes and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1809 - The Third Annual St Patrick's Day Special
St Patrick's Day 2018 is here and CTR is ready with Celtic Punk from The Muckers, Mr. Irish Bastard, The Mahones, and more, plus new music from Ought, Albert Hammond Jr, and Buffalo Tom.
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Collision Time Revisited 1808 - The Identical Independent Band Monikers
This episode of CTR features new music from The Men, Andrew WK and The Breeders, plus Bikini Carwash, Camp Cope, Nervous Triggers and so much more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1807 - The Brand New Retro Television Obsession
Today's CTR features new music from The Regrettes, Screaming Females, and Speedy Ortiz, plus Suicide Generation, Remo Drive, and, wait, Bananarama?
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Collision Time Revisited 1806 - The Possible Twin Misperception
The latest CTR features new music from Car Seat Headrest, Pianos Become the Teeth, and Superchunk, plus Weezer, Ten Foot Pole, Senses Fail and more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1805 - The Well Deserved Double Beatdown
February starts with new music from No Age, Alex Lahey, and Legend Of The Seagullmen, plus tunes from The Monochrome Set, The Gingerlys, and The Jacuzzi Boys.
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Collision Time Revisited 1804 - The Brush With Greatness Follow Up
February begins with new music from Jeff Rosenstock, Hookworms and Car Seat Headrest, plus tunes from Cayetana, Lovely Bad Things, Tournament and a tribute to late Temptations lead singer Dennis Edwards.
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Collision Time Revisited 1803 - The Guy From The New Pornographers Who's Not AC Newman
Last week Collision Time Revisited premiered it's new weekly edition. Now it really becomes official, as we air an all new episode for the second week on a row for the very first time! This week's show features new music from Ty Segall, No Age and TURNSTILE, plus over a dozen more and a tribute…
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Collision Time Revisited 1802 - The Rebirth of Collision Time Revisited
CTR is reborn! It's the premier of the one hour weekly edition (technically it's 59 minutes but who's counting?)! The leaner and meaner CTR kicks off with new music from Jeff Rosenstock, Turnstile, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, They Might Be Giants and more, plus songs from Tuff Sunshine, Hypoluxo...
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Collision Time Revisited 1801 - The I Am The Polish Army Interview
2018 gets off to a great start when critically acclaimed Brooklyn blues-punk trio I Am The Polish Army joins MSG in the studio! Topics of the frank and lively discussion include the trials and rewards of self-releasing music, the band's shout out in Rolling Stone Magazine, the dangers of shooting…
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Collision Time Revisited 1726 - The Christmas Eve Soundtrack
It's MSG's Christmas Gift to you! Two hours of punk rock covers of Christmas traditionals and holiday rock classics, delivered with minimal interruptions.
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Collision Time Revisited 1725 - The Third Annual Christmas Special
It's another December and time for the best Collision Time Revisited Christmas Special ever! With Christmas classics from Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Anti-Nowhere League, Cassie Ramone and more, holiday originals from the likes of Nerf Herder, Weezer and Dwarves, plus new music from Mogwai, Bugg and...
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Collision Time Revisited 1724 - The Erroneous Cover Accusation
The second CTR of November features new music from Pinact, Pia Fraus, Teenage Halloween and more, plus the bands of the inaugural 1st Thursdays at The Well concert series. MSG makes a pair of dedications, recalls a brush with celebrity greatness and explains why he doesn't play the bass.
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Collision Time Revisited 1723 - The 90 Minutes of Lost Life Savior
The first CTR of November features new music from Alex Lahey, Turnstile, Converge and others, plus tunes from Maneka, High Waisted , McKlusky, and dozens more. MSG discusses Bitchfork's long running judgment of one particular band, a great podcast interview and the specialized nature of his...
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Collision Time Revisited 1722 - The Cruel Hoax
CTR's last show of October is filled with songs about ghosts, zombies, werewolves and other festive tunes for Halloween from The Creepshow, The Groovie Ghoulies, The Cramps and more, plus new music from The Gotobeds, Wormburner and Makthaverskan, and dozens more. MSG recalls tales of technical...
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Collision Time Revisited 1721 - The One-Star Seamless Review
CTR's middle act for October features new music from Pia Fraus, Iron Chic and Melkbelly, plus songs from Clearance, The Business and The '94 Knicks. MSG discusses anachronistic cable tv programming, affordable holiday decorating and why his favorite time of year no longer exists.
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Collision Time Revisited 1720 - The Unexpected Caffeine Dosage System
The first CTR of October features new music from The Off White, Sløtface and Alvvays, plus songs from Gouge Away, Weeping Icon, Drugs & Attics and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about the holidays, maximizing his concert attendance and a soft rock icon's impact on punk.
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Collision Time Revisited 1719 - The Bands of Riot Fest 2017
Our second show of September features bands from this year's Riot Fest in Chicago, plus new music from Death From Above, Sharkmuffin and Deer Tick, and a tribute to late Hüsker Dü legend Grant Hart.
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Collision Time Revisited 1718 - The Albums MSG Was Looking For
The first CTR of September features new music from Thee Oh Sees, Protomartyr, A Giant Dog, Rainer Maria and more, plus tracks from No Age, The Anti-Nowhere League, Filthy Friends and dozens more. MSG discusses the sass of a fellow college dj, the treasure trove at a Brooklyn stoop sale and the...
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Collision Time Revisited 1717 - The Ethnocentric Musical Belief
The second CTR of August features new music from The Rural Alberta Advantage, Breakfast Muff and Metz, plus Devo, Art School Jocks, Uranium Club and dozens more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1716 - The 90's Radio Mixtapes
It's a very special episode of CTR when MSG takes a break from delivering the cutting edge of punk rock and takes us back to the 1990's. Back then, there was no music streaming or even Napster, and if you wanted free music you taped songs off the radio. MSG took this to a whole new level by...
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Uploading Collision Time Revisited 1715 - The Mistaken Residential Assumption
July's second CTR features bands from Brooklyn's recent Burger Records Beach Bash 2 at Coney Island, including Sunflower Bean, Nobunny and Sam Coffey & The Iron Lungs, plus new music from The Dirty Nil, Pinact, Fruit & Flowers, and dozens more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1714 - The 2017 Warped Tour
July kicks off with the bands of this year's Warped Tour, plus new music from The Dirty Nil, Thelma and the Sleaze and The Melvins, and dozens more. MSG talks about his upcoming vacation, varying movie formats and offers up recommendations for Christmas in July tv viewing
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Collision Time Revisited 1713 - The Power and Significance of Ludlow Street
The end of June features music from High Waisted, Culture Abuse, Fruit & Flowers, Urochromes and dozens more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1712 - The McCarren Park Aftershow
It's the end of the Northside Festival MSG is back at the Radio Free Brooklyn headquarters in Bushwick having run straight from the Northside Festival's free show finale at McCarren Park in Williamsburg, spinning new music from Benjamin Booker, Fruit & Flowers and Rancid, plus tracks from The…
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Collision Time Revisited 1711 - The Northside Festival 2017 and Chris Cornell Farwell
Summer's almost here and it's time once again for Brooklyn's own Northside Festival, and CTR is featuring bands from the four day lineup, with songs from Fat Heaven, Washer, Happyness, The Flux Machine, and dozens more. MSG also pays tribute to the late, great, gone but not forgotten music icon,...
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Collision Time Revisited 1710 - The Origin Of The Term "Shoegazer"
It's Collision Time Revisited's 50th episode! Featuring music from PINK MEXICO, Cinema Cinema, Loud Boyz, classics from Naked Raygun, The Celibate Rifles and dozens more.
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Collision Time Revisited 1709 - The Band You Will Never Hear On This Show
April's third act features music from Thick, Nobunny, Shiny Wet Machine, Boy Toy, Moon Duo, Pink Mexico, and as always, dozens more. MSG talks about his appearance in a music video, several positive experiences with friendly musicians, and an unfortunate family trait.
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Collision Time Revisited 1708 - The Gratification of Social Media
April's middle act features new music from Froth, The New Pornographers and The Rubs, plus tunes from Cafe Racer, DTCV, T-Rextacy, a special Easter themed set, and as always, dozens more. MSG joins the war against the detractor of a show friend, thinks out loud about his birthday plans, and...
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Collision Time Revisited 1707 - The Precise Moment of Dropoff
The first of 2017's April trilogy features new music from The Real McKenzies, The Orwells and I Am The Polish Army, plus songs from Pale Angels, CJ Ramone, Cessa, and dozens more. MSG uncovers a revelation about music streaming, gives a nod to tax season and pays an unlikely tribute to an…
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Collision Time Revisited 1706 - The Bands of SXSW 2017
The tradition of perennial favorites continues with CTR's second tribute to the music of SWSW, including songs from ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, Muncie Girls, The Sandinistas, and new music from Sharkmuffin, Meat Wave and Dude York. MSG also pays tribute to late music legend…
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Collision Time Revisited 1705 - The Second Annual St. Patrick's Day Special
St Patty's Day is almost here, and MSG is celebrating with Celtic Punk from the likes of mainstays Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly and the Mahones, plus more Irish tinged gems from Greenland Whalefishers, The McGillicuddys, Charm City Saints, plus new music from Ride, Diet Cig, At The Drive-In,...
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Collision Time Revisited 1704 - The Poorly Timed Act of Nature
February 2017 closes with new music from Tobin Sprout, Ex-Girlfriends, Moon Duo, plus songs from Daddy Issues, Worriers, Mikey Erg, classics from Killing Joke, Foo Fighters, Swell Maps, and dozens more. MSG talks about attention hogs, a moving rockumentary and the further malicious adventures of...
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Collision Time Revisited 1703 - The Unheard Music
It's February and MSG has no delusions regarding listenership during the Super Bowl, but is prepared to soldier on regardless, with new music from Ex-Girlfriends, The Menzingers and Ty Segall, plus Mourn, The Blind Shake, Pkew Pkew Pkew, and dozens more. MSG offers a running commentary on the big...
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Collision Time Revisited 1702 - The 250 Pound Orange Asshole In The Room
The first post-Inauguration CTR features brand new music from Cloud Nothings, Diet Cig, Japandroids and Priests, plus Alex Lahey, Pinegrove, Ted's Dead and as always, dozens more. MSG addresses our new dictator's mental state, expresses his respect for Philadelphia and lets us know about a very...
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Collision Time Revisited 1701 - The Escape Into Music Debate Deathblow
It's the first Collision Time Revised of 2017 and we're back with music from Side Bitch, T-Rextacy, Timmy's Organism, Castle Black, No Ice, Free Cake For Every Creature and dozens more. MSG reveals his Best Of 2016 picks, explains the fatal flaw of a recent rockumentary, and reveals the evidence...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Http://radiofreebrooklyn.comRadio Free Brooklyn is a non-commercial community freeform Internet radio station, streaming original content by artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough 24/7.We live in an age in which the media is too often used as a means to constrain and restrict rather than express. Radio Free Brooklyn is building a communication infrastructure to strengthen the community of artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough.Our Mission:We chose Internet radio not only because it is the most accessible medium for many, but because radio can be so many things: a subversive apparatus, a political cudgel, a prank, a ritual, a bond. We broadcast not the commercial dross that clogs the terrestrial airwaves, but original programming as diverse as the programmers themselves – stories, sound art, radical ideation, comedy, sex, and experimentation yet unheard. We are a community organization - all are welcome to participate.
HOSTED BY
Michael Stuart Grossman
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