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In what most likely will be the last primary rock n' roll installment before I slow down production for a while, we hopscotch through a ton my favorite bands. This was a two hour episode that I spent all weekend on basically. I did take a two hour break to trot over to the local comedy club tonight to catch Doug Stanhope while he was in town. That show definitely did not disappoint and now it...

Titled after the Kendrick Lamar feature in the latter portion of the installment, welcome to I'm Dying of Thirst. The newest episode curated by your favorite internet disc jockey, DJ Witwickatron. A hip-hip majority installment starting in the 90's and ending at current features. I do love the Jai Paul demo soundcloud playlist, but outside of that? My favorite portions of this episode wo...

In this newest installment we got going ova hea now, I'm filtering through my favorite pieces from Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett, sprinkled with similar artists and a strong close. I'm telling you, I'm still jazzed up that I was able to find the single Demo drop of Jai Paul's Jasmine. The last feature on this episode is a snippet of Joy Anonymous sitting on the steps inside of...

Welcome to a soulful installment featuring everything from 60's jazz, outlaw country blues, to current day house music. It's hard to pick a favorite part of this almost two hour episode, but I'm thinking Luther Vandross singing live takes the cake. Of course, my personal bias with the Jai Paul Coachella bit, but holy smokes Vandross. The Gap Band was on fire, Sade slowed and throwed...

Your favorite local internet disc jockey is BYCK to present to you, my super sick listening audience, Sunshine Eternal. Last Friday one of my favorite musical artists, Jay Electronica, released four separate albums. Some old pieces getting an official release in a proper capacity and tons of new work to go with it. I don't agree with everything Mr. Elecrtonica has to say, but I do choose to l...

Welcome to Witwicky's Warehouse. Essentially something like I would put together to DJ a warehouse party. No breaks, just music curated by your favorite internet disc jockey. As always, thank you for being here. Hope you enjoy. Tracklist includes Daft Punk - Around The World, Harder Better Faster Stronger Kanye - Stronger slowed and throwed Romy & Fred Again - Strong Bullet Train Jai Paul...

Yet another installment from your chosen internet disc jockey. A slow and somber episode to match my current mood. Slippery Sun Dial being a creative play on Willie Nelson's featured song. My favorite piece on this episode is probably Willie live at Austin City Limits.. SOAD slowed, DMT by Jay Elect are both fantastic. When Joanna Loved Me by Tony B made me cry. A hell of an episode all toget...

We remember the summer of 2025 in a nice light as we move on into the fall. Football has officially kicked off, Carolina opens the Belichick era momentarily and my fantasy teams are drafted. This Labor Day weekend I spent at the lake and we watched Land of the Lost, which featured the Seals & Croft jam Summer Breeze. That inspired me to lay out a run of my 45's for my loyal listening audi...

Another fantastic installment we have over here now. Tons of wicked hot slowed and throwed action that you won't find anywhere else. No other internet disc jockeys will bring it quite like the Captain Kirk of this Enterprise. I hope somebody thoroughly enjoyed this episode. But if not.. Big whoop. I enjoyed it. Thank you for being here please visit www.coffeestainclothing.com to check out the...

This episode is cut short because I did not graduate at the head of my class, nor do I have an audio engineering plaque to humbly present over my tower of power. I'm merely a super sick internet disc jockey that had some intense audio issues through the first two attempts recording this eppy, I had a slight panic and just didn't do a dance episode at all. I felt life pulling me in anothe...

Blues only in this installation. Fully had a dance episode planned, but on receiving some family news, a dance record didn't seem to fit the mold. I hope somebody enjoyed the blues feel this week, I'll be back with a dance installment next week. Check out www.coffeestainclothing.com for the Summer Sale. As always, thank you for being here. Your Host with the Most, DJ Witwicky

In this newest installment, I set the marker and enforce it. Love songs only for this episode. Right now I'm thinking of making a dance eppy next weekend but we'll see what happens. Please go to www.coffeestainclothing.com and purchase a shirt printed by yours truly. I hope someone enjoyed the ear beating this week, stay tuned for more Your Host with the Most, DJ Witwicka Juan Don

Your absolute Arch Bishop of this enterprise is cracked over the passing of Ozzy Osbourne just weeks after his beautiful last performance. Two weeks ago I blasted a 90 minute tribute to Ozzy and his band mates of Black Sabbath. A band that has made my life better for going on 10 years now, since I fell in love with their sound in my early 20's. Highlights of this episode would be the awesome...

No planned rhyme or reason in this installment, just what I happened to want to hear when I got back from my road trip. A beautiful weekend, with my brother and his wife birthing their baby girl, I became an uncle. Life is beautiful people. Jam this episode, listen to the birds chirp, call somebody cool, eat some fruit that you put in the fridge earlier. Maybe even make your way down to a Buffalo...

Welcome to Big Pile of Black Sabbath, a tribute to the patriarchs of heavy metal. Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward and Tony Iommi played their final show together last week and it did not disappoint. From the special guest surprises, to Sabbath's last performance, I was happy to be a fan. TOOL performed Hand of Doom earlier in the day. To hear Danny Carey blast a Sabbath song was wicke...

Welcome to, yet another, fantastic installment from the absolute bro, DJ Witwicka Juan Don.. Wielder of the fastest hands in the West. We have an eclectic mix for this episode, spanning from an original 45 from 1961, Fats Domino.. To a slowed and throwed rendition of Fred Again me (heavy). I, myself, had a beautiful 4th of July weekend filled with love, laughter and good times. I can only hope tha...

Another fantastic installment for my beautiful listening populous on the inter webs. Solid eppy this week from Sinatra and Bennett to the prank call feature, Bon Jovi slowed and throwed, a melancholy mix, Jay Elect and the regular closers with a cherry on top. Come on people it's nothing but super sick game that I got for you's ova hea now. As always, thank you for being here and I'...

A late submission of the newest installment from the absolute master of disaster, DJ Shitwicky. Not trying to toot my own horn, but this eppy isn't half bad. The SOAD triple feach, tons of Jay Elect features, Andre 3k, a wicked hawt Genevieve demo mix. Get off my case, trust me with the aux and leave me alone. Keisha I duly apologize for the lackadaisical upload speed, if you get upset and ye...

The absolute broheem clocking back in for another fantastic installment. Nothing but swirled out love songs this week for my listening populous. A look into next episode, today I found a new UK Import Frank Sinatra record as well as Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison. I know some of these records are getting worn out but I'm the Captain Kirk around here and that's what I felt like blasting thi...

Starting off with the super sick Jai Paul mashup with Nelly Furtado and Phil Collins. I always love that Close To You mash but come on now. The Jai Paul Crush mash is stuuuupid. The universe is on my side with the NPR E-40 drop. Holy Schmokes. Buddy knocked it out of the park too. Those songs are extremely difficult to perform with a live jazz band. Kudos to E-40 for that one. As always, thank you...

This week alone, I imagine I've spent around 4-5 hours looking through crates in record stores.. and in other news, for the first time seriously inquired about playing records in a huge record store in person for shoppers and passers-by. Sent the email so we'll see what happens. I was geeked to find the original single of Jump Around from '92, the official tip-off song of my beloved...

Thank you for fondling around and clicking on DJ Witwickatron's newest installment. In this episode we celebrate A.K. Paul's single release of Watching' U, I also blast a few new 45's to the podcast. Lionel Richie, The Rolling Stones and KC & The Sunshine Band all making new appearances. I can't believe how nice that A.K. Paul song is. I swear it will be in rotation al...

Today there was a state-wide hail warning, but the biggest beating took place in the Paycom Arena. Nikola Jokic was a punching bag and I felt sorry for that ol boy. OKC advanced but if you ask a fella like me, Nikola Jokic is far and away the deserving MVP. I'm taking him first at the school yard. That's my MVP metric. Who's my first pick at the park. This year, that would be Nikola...

Comedy has been a passion of mine for 20 years running. My intro to stand up was the first days of Youtube, Dave Chappelle had bits of his first specials. The first full stand up special I saw was Katt Williams Pimp Chronicles Part 1, I watched the full special with bonus features in a hotel on HBO. Snoop Dogg's cameo is unbelievable. Starting around 2015 I started listening to Joey Diaz&apos...

I woke up early and found myself fondling around in the record store sorting through literally thousands of old 45's. I came away with some real heat. My favorites of the new 45 section were probably Brother Louie by Stories and James Brown's take on If I Ruled The World. My Fred Again concert footage at the end didn't turn out half bad either. I did just drop the Sheep Tee on www.c...