October 30th, 2009
Well, well, well, here it is. The first themed podcast and we decided to do the dual (collab, if you will) themes of Murder Ballads and Beer. The murder ballads came from y’all’s emails and my admittedly shit memory, while the beer came from Rogue Brewery courtesy our Portland friend Lollyrae. I hope I did okay, but I have to admit I am lacking a little confidence on this one. I think the main problem is that I wasn’t too sure how I was gonna do it before I started it, then I realized midway through that I needed to cut it off due to file size and my podcast host. That said, a couple more of these and I think I could have it down to an art…not that it matters. This bad boy is done, so let’s talk about it.
As I said, this month’s podcast features murder ballads and devil songs. I had asked for people to email me their suggestions and got enough songs that I could have done a two hour show, and that’s before I put in the songs I wanted to include. THEN, to add more time, I had all that wonderful (and some not so wonderful) beer to talk about! I’m really curious to know if y’all think it turned out very good. If I didn’t include your song, it’s probably not because I didn’t like it, I just ran out of time. Hopefully, next month we’re gonna be doing another one of these featuring Florida bands and Florida craft beers.
Y’all have a happy Halloween and check back here tomorrow for a Strawfoot giveaway. Til’ then, here is the tracklisting for this month’s show, please tell your friends and Facebook/Twitter followers about it. I’ll greatly appreciate it.
~ Autopsy IV (twitter/facebook/myspace)
October 2009 Tracklisting:
- Bone Thugs & Harmony - Neighborhood Slang [00.00.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [00.01.29]
- Violent Femmes - Country Death Song [00.03.38]
- Gillian Welch - Caleb Meyer [00.08.35]
- Bob Frank & John Murray - Bubba Rose, 1961 [00.11.32]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [00.14.39]
- The Eagles - Take The Devil [00.16.39]
- Jay Farrar - Devil In Disguise [00.20.26]
- Joan Osborne - Man In The Long Black Coat [00.24.02]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [00.28.52]
- Have Gun Will Travel - That Ol’ Death Rattle [00.30.24]
- Old Crow Medicine Show - My Good Gal [00.33.20]
- Okkervil River - Westfall [00.37.36]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [00.43.26]
- Scott H. Biram - I See The Light/What’s His Name [00.45.08]
- Strawfoot - Cursed Neck [00.52.15]
- Uncle Sinner - Shady Grove [00.56.39]
- Those Poor Bastards - A Bone To Pick [00.58.25]
- Sons of Perdition - Psalm of Retribution [00.59.33]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [01.03.38]
- Hank III - Cocaine Blues [01.05.09]
- Amy Lavere - Killing Him [01.08.57]
- Tim Barry - Dog Bumped [01.11.57]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [01.16.08]
- Chris Knight - Down The River [01.08.20]
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October 2nd, 2009
Well, here we are on our seventh podcast and I think I’ve gotten the swing of things. No longer do I feel too silly talking to myself in the middle of the night, and I think I’ve really figured out how to use
Mixcraft. What does that mean for you? It means that the actual creation of them will be much easier, so a greater amount of attention can be paid to the overall mixing/leveling/mastering of them. All of this will be good. Now, let’s get on with the show.
This month’s got a good chunk of unreleased material on it. We’ve got tracks from upcoming cds by Lucero, Strawfoot and Micah Schnabel (Two Cow Garage) as well as new material from brand new cds by Drivin’ & Cryin’ and Chuck Ragan. The new Lucero album is coming out on October 6 and if you live in the Tampa/St. Pete area there will be a listening party at Vinyl Fever which features pizza courtesy of yours truly but more on that in October (editors note: this was supposed to be posted in Sept.). I dunno why but for some reason in the middle of this podcast I got a hair up my ass and decided to feature nothing but female fronted bands. Why I did it aside, there is some awesome material included on the back half of the podcast including a track from Betty-Soo, an artist I was introduced to via the excellent blog, A Truer Sound.
And that’s all I gots to say about this months podcast. It’s awesome. You should listen and post about it on your blog, facebook, myspace and livejournal site. You should play it when you have sex with your self/boy/girl/person i met an hour ago friend. And you MUST come back for the October podcast! Why? Let’s get into that….
The October podcast is gonna be the first themed podcast. See, back in August some folks and myself on Twitter came up with the idea that October should be a #beerpodcast and we started getting the word out. The idea is for folks to send me some of their regional brews and I sample them/comment on them during the podcast. I think this is a fantastic idea because…well, for one, I get free booze but also because Florida has CRAP for beer selection where as the rest of y’all get all these awesome craft brews that I want to drink. Everyone tells me that if I’d ever had ______________ then I’d think Fat Tire was shit but we don’t even get Fat Tire, much less ______________ here so how would I know? So, you have a favorite craft brew? Mail me a bottle (address on the about page) and I’ll try it and as a thank you one day I’ll mail you the bottle back full of some of my personal homebrew. It’s a win-win situation. I hope to start getting box upon box of beer on my doorstep but that’s not all…..NO! The October podcast is also gonna be musical themed…
Since October is all about Halloween then we’re gonna celebrate death with the October podcast. It’s gonna be nothing but murder ballads and devil songs. If you have a favorite murder ballad of devil song….email it to me. We’ll celebrate Halloween and irritate the devil dodgers.
~ Autopsy IV (twitter/facebook/myspace)
Here is this month’s track listing:
- Adam’s House Cat - Nine Bullets
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Glossary - Lonely is a Town
- Micah Schnabel - American Static
- Lucero - Mom
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Strawfoot - Churchyard Cough
- Drivin’ & Cryin’ - I See Georgia
- Chuck Ragan - Glory
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Dan Bern - Chick Singers
- Betty-Soo - Never Knew No Love
- Eilen Jewell - High Shelf Booze
- Jessica Lea Mayfield - Kiss Me Again
- Alela Diane & Alina Hardin - Amidst The Moment
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Amanda Blank - Something Bigger, Something Better
- Kristeenyoung - Comfort Is Never A Goal
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August 27th, 2009
Here we are. Another month, another podcast. Can you believe it’s been 6 months? Traffic on these is improving a little and that’s raised my spirits about doing them…I know I’m supposed to be all about doing them regardless of the amount of people who listen….and I will be, just as soon as the podcast’s monthly traffic gets in the same neighborhood as ninebullets.net’s daily traffic. That said, let’s talk about this month’s podcast.
The moment I sat down and started mapping out what songs I wanted to play this month I started getting excited. It quickly became obvious that this month’s song selection was gonna be the bomb. We got unreleased tracks from The Fox Hunt, Left Lane Cruiser, Carolyn Mark, Malcolm Holcombe, Pete Bernhard (Devil Makes Three) and Chuck Ragan, as well as newborn songs from Chad Price (Drag The River), Mat d. and the Profane Saints, The Builders and The Butchers, The Takers and Lonesome Wyatt (Those Poor Bastards) w/Rachel Brooke.
In the middle of the show I decided to do a set featuring bands who will be performing at Suburban Home’s 14 Anniversary Weekend Party, which I’ll be attending in 11 days. Hopefully I’ll come back from it with some good stories, good pictures and a few interviews.
And that does it. I’m really happy with this month’s podcast and I think y’all will like it. Do me a favor, though. If you listen and you enjoy the show, please tell other people about it.
Thanks, everyone. ~Autopsy IV (twitter: @autopsy4)
Tracklisting:
- Adams House Cat - Nine Bullets [00.00.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [04.00.00]
- The Fox Hunt - It Suits Me [05.11.00]
- Carolyn Mark w/N.Q. Arbuckle - All Time Low [08.03.00]
- Lonesome Wyatt & Rachel Brooke - This Painful Summer [11.56.50]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [15.48.00]
- Chad Price - Cursed [17.30.00]
- Jon Snodgrass - Brave With Strangers [21.08.00]
- The Takers - Diamond Ring [24.14.00]
- Two Cow Garage - Swingset Assassin [27.36.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [30.28.00]
- Chris Knight - Highway Junkie [31.50.00]
- Malcolm Holcombe - A Bigger Plan [36.20.00]
- Deadstring Brothers - Sao Palo [39.16.00]
- Chuck Ragan - Let It Rain [45.04.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [47.34.00]
- Pete Bernhard - Townes [49.48.00]
- The Builders and The Butchers - Down in the Hole [53.54.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [57.40.00]
- Left Lane Cruiser - Black Lung [59.30.00]
- Mat D & The Profane Saints - Mudflap Mamma [63.54.00]
- The Drive-By Truckers - Play It All Night Long [67.02.00]
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July 31st, 2009

Holy. Crap. Talk about getting one in right under the wire. No matter. We’re here. tt’s still July and the podcast is live, so let’s talk about it.
This month’s podcast is divided into two halves. The first half is all about new music. In that section we have a song from the upcoming Lucero cd, 1372 Overton Park, as well as a phenomenal cover of Lucero’s “Better Than This” by ninebullets.net faves, The Fox Hunt. Incidentally, the new Lucero album is currently up for preorder. If you do preorder it, not only will you get the physical cd a few weeks prior to the “official” release date, you’ll also immediately get to download a six song preview of the album (from whence the song on this podcast came). While we’re on the preorder tip, there is a also song on the podcast from the new Chris Knight album, Trailer Tapes II. Like the new Lucero, Chris’ album is up for preorder, but if you preorder it now you’ll get to download a digital copy of the whole album immediately.
The second half of the podcast features bands from this year’s Deep Blues Festival, which I plan on posting a complete recap of next week. I featured American Relay in this segment who, unfortunately, played their last show ever at the Festival. I believe they have a new album coming out, but there will be no touring to support it. Also featured is Davina and The Vagabonds. I had high hopes for this band and they lived up to every one. Matter of fact, during their set I tweeted the following, “Davina and the Vagabonds. Music you should fuck to“. I also decided to include Woodsbossman, Tom VandenAvond. He looks like he could be Scott H. Biram’s little brother and he writes some fine, fine music.
I closed this month’s Podcast with a track from Gainesville’s The Takers. Their new album has finally been released and you can get it at all your favorite digital outlets, plus you can read about the album here.
And that does it. Another month comes to pass. I am pretty happy with this month’s podcast and I think y’all will like it. Do me a favor, though. If you listen and you enjoy the show, please tell other people about it. The website’s stats have been increasing this month, but the podcast’s stats have been in decline. I am gonna try to do more advertising of the show this month, but nothing beats word of mouth.
Thanks, everyone. ~Autopsy IV (twitter: @autopsy4)
Tracklisting:
- Drive-By Truckers - Nine Bullets [00.00.00]
- Lucero - Hey Darling, Do You Gamble [04.03.00]
- The Fox Hunt - Better Than This (Lucero Cover) [08.36.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [11.56.50]
- Truckstop Coffee - Ghost or an Angel [13.00.00]
- Drive-By Truckers - Zip City [19.09.00]
- Chris Knight - Highway Junkie [24.25.00]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [28.57.00]
- Matthew Dean Herman - Southern Belle [30.25.00]
- American Relay - Bonedry [34.13.25]
- Left Lane Cruiser - Amy’s In The Kitchen [37.19.25]
- A Night In The Box - Rich Man’s Table [40.38.50]
- Autopsy V Commentary [44.07.25]
- Davina and The Vagabonds - St. Michael Vs The Devil [44.46.25]
- Red Clay River - Rattlesnake Mountain [49.36.00]
- Tom VandenAvond - I cant help It If Im Still In Love With You [52.44.00]
- Autopsy Commentary [55.06.00]
- The Takers - Taker Easy [56.09.00]
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June 30th, 2009

Whew! Talk about getting this one in just under the wire. This month was nutzo with 80 Proof Music, a brief break and all sorts of other stuff. No matter though cause we’re coming in on time with some great music to fill your July 4th weekend up with.
I decided to shorten up the nine bullets intro music this month. I’m not very happy with how it ended up and I hope to make a better edit of it in the coming weeks or I’ll just go back to posting the whole song. What do you think? Do you like hearing all of Nine Bullets each month or would you prefer a shortened version of it?
This month’s podcast includes a new track by one of our favorite rock bands, The Whipsaws as well as a track from fellow Alaskan, Matthew Dean Herman which comes from his Evan Phillip’s (The Whipsaws / E.S.P.) produced debut, Blackbird. The album is fantastic and I’ve got a nice little write-up about it I plan on posting next week. As you’ll see in the track listing below there is also a fun little segment of cover songs and we round things off with a rocking/punk-blues segment followed by a set of songs with a more traditional blues sound.
I decided to close the show with some nerdcore hiphop tracks. The Master Onion song is from an old video game called PaRappa The Rapper that I just adored. I followed that up with two artists from Scrub Club Records that have just been blowing me away for the past week. You can download both of their albums over on Scrub Club for free and I’d advise you to do it….they’re doing the whole nerdcore thing on a totally new level.
July is gonna be another crazy month. I am hitting up Nerdapalooza and The Deep Blues Festival in July. I’m sure I am gonna be exposed to (and get) a shit ton of new music and my guess is that the July podcast will be focused on that stuff….I dunno about you, but I can’t wait.
Okay, that’s enough typing, let’s get to the track list and the music:
- Ninebullets Podcast Intro [00.00.00]
- The Whipsaws - Dr. Please [00.12.03]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [04.40.25]
- Matthew Dean Herman - Blackbird [05.49.00]
- Jace Everett - Bad Things [09.57.45]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [12.38.75]
- The Takers & Austin Lucas - Mama Tried (Merle Haggard cover) [13.27.50]
- Todd Snider - Corpus Christie Bay (Robert Earle Keene Cover) [15.38.00]
- Jon Snodgrass & Cory Branan - Wild One (Thin Lizzy Cover) [19.27.75]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [21.22.75]
- Little Foot Long Foot - Junebug [22.22.25]
- Seasick Steve - Cheap [25.53.00]
- The Pack A.D. - Blackout [29.55.00]
- Scott H. Biram - Judgement Day [32.27.75]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [35.00.00]
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Cootie Starks & Neal Pattman - Prison Blues [35.41.50]
- Swampcandy - South County [40.16.00]
- Mississippi Marvel & Lightnin’ Malcolm - Black Mattie’s Face [42.13.25]
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd, George Butler & The Howlin Wolf Band - Spoonful [44.19.25]
- Autopsy IV Commentary [49.36.75]
- Master Onion - Chop, Chop [51.19.25]
- Kabuto The Python - Open Season (feat. Margaret Thatcher) [53.40.50]
- Dr. Awkward - Geekquilibrium [57.30.00]
As always, any suggestions on how to make this thing better are always appreciated. As are any efforts to promote and advertise it….so please, Tweet about it, post links on message boards, post myspace bulletins and force your little sister to listen to it.
See y’all next month.
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May 21st, 2009

We’re back with another podcast. This month features a couple of tracks from the upcoming Evan Phillips benefit album, as well as a track from the upcoming Joey Allcorn album All Alone Again.
Evan Phillips is the front man for one of my favorite new rock and roll bands, The Whipsaws, as well as a member of the trio E.S.P., with Tim Easton and Leeroy Stagger. Seven years ago he suffered an injury while climbing a mountain in California and had surgery to try and repair it, but the surgery was ineffective. He’s been trying to live with it, but last year it got much worse and The Whipsaws were forced to cancel the remainder of their tour so Evan could get it fixed properly. Unfortunately, there is no insurance plan for touring musicians, so Evan was left with a mountain of bills. The benefit album was put together to help Evan out, while also getting some awesome music out to us (seems more fair than the Paste deal). Featured on the album are 11 bands including Tim Easton, Leeroy Stagger, Ryebender and Wrinkle Neck Mules performing their takes on Evan’s songs. It comes out June 15 so keep an eye on the myspace profile and buy one or two when they become available.
I also decided to do a segment featuring some local area bands, Will Quinlan & The Diviners, Truckstop Coffee and Roppongi’s Ace. All three are part of the upper-crust of the Tampa/Central Florida music scene and they all have albums for sale. I hope y’all like this segment and check out their music in greater detail, I am gonna do this again next month with three more bands from my local scene. I also plan on writing up Roppongi’s Ace’s completely awesome album, Into The Night, next week so be on the lookout.
You may also notice that I’ve added the timestamp to each song in the track listing. That was a suggestion from a reader that I thought was brilliant. If you have any suggestions on how I can make this podcast better, please email me. I’m not too proud, and lord knows I am learning this podcast thing on the fly. And if you’re a band that would like their music featured on the podcast, again, email me.
Okay, that’s enough talking, let’s get to the track list and the music:
- Drive-By Truckers - Nine Bullets (00:00:00)
- The Devil Makes Three - Working Man’s Blues (04:02:50)
- They Might Be Giants - Number Three (07:39:00)
- Autopsy IV Talking (09:01:00)
- Rye Bender - Highway 395 (10:21:00)
- Aaron Lee Tasjan - Fighting For The Man (14:03:00)
- Autopsy IV Talking (18:00:75)
- The Whipsaws - Jessi Jane (18:54:50)
- Michael Dean Damron - Waiting Around To Die (21:58:50)
- Autopsy IV Talking (24:38:25)
- Joey Allcorn - Lonesome, Lovesick Man (25:27:25)
- Drive-By Trucker’s - Great Car Dealer War (29:02:25)
- Autopsy IV Talking (34:37:00)
- Truckstop Coffee - Blackbird (35:41:25)
- Will Quinlan & The Diviners - The Theiving Life (39:35:25)
- Roppongi’s Ace - Lord (44:19:25)
- Autopsy IV talking (47:15:00)
- Bob Log III - It’s The Law (48:26:25)
- The Pack A.D. - Wolves and Werewolves (50:45:25)
- Autopsy IV Talking (55:30:00)
- Little Foot Long Foot - June Bug (55:58:00)
NOTE: This is it! I am headed to the beach for a couple of days and I’m leaving the laptop behind. No internets, no emails, no tweets (okay, probably some from the iPhone) and no updates. Just whiskey, homebrew, a beach, a grill and some ribs begging for 10 hours of low heat. I’ll be back to posting on June 3rd.
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April 23rd, 2009

Okay, last month we stumbled, both technically and performance wise, through the debut podcast. Now come month two we’re pretty much about to drop the cream of Americana podcasts (from one of the best Americana blogs) on you, and our tech is prepped for the amount of awesome that you’re likely to find yourself listening to multiple times a week. I know I’m coming off like the Kanye West of the Americana blogging community, but I don’t give a fuck. I like fish sticks and (having listened to this thing 10 times since I made it) I’m telling you, you’re gonna love it and you’re gonna listen to it numerous times. I feel that confident.
Some of the improvements this month are a new microphone (thanks to Trevor’s suggestion) so there’s no more overwhelming hiss and instead of shuffling (and struggling) through 3 different programs for the podcast, I found a one-stop shop program in Mixcraft that’s programmed in the same manner as I work. These changes have given the whole effort a much more professional feel, and added to that is the fact that I am starting to embrace the drunken talking to yourself in the middle of the night reality of podcasting. That said, I worry this may be the crest. I fear this may be the best 9b podcast ever and it’s all downhill from here. Yes, I am that confident in the material in the hour that’s posted under this text. That said, I am gonna bust my ass to match it in May.
So, here is the tracklisting for what very well may be the best ninebullets.net podcast there ever will be:
- Drive-by Truckers - Nine Bullets
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Strawfoot - Cursed Neck
- Pinebox Serenade - Woven Arms
- Uncle Sinner - When Jesus Comes
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Olin & The Moon - Call Me Up
- American Aquarium - California
- Eileen Jewell - Sea of Tears
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Drag The River - Old Sad Songs [extended] (Lucero Cover)
- Gillian Welch & Old Crow Medicine Show - The Weight (The Band Cover)
- Scott H. Biram - Sinking Down (FD Session)
- Jon & Chad (Drag The River) - Dancin’ In The Moonlight (Thin Lizzy Cover)
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Grayson Capps - Going Back To The Country
- Chris Knight - Enough Rope
- Autopsy IV Commentary
- Two Cow Garage - Should’ve California
IF YOU LISTEN TO THIS AND ENJOY IT PLEASE FORWARD IT TO SOMEONE ELSE!
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March 26th, 2009
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Here it is. The first ninebullets.net podcast. I was originally gonna clean this up and try to add a few bells and whistles to it but then I remembered I am gonna be out of the office all day today so if I was gonna put up anything it would need to be this.
Anyhow. The plans are to get a better microphone before I make another one. Also, does anyone know how to make a podcast so that it displays what songs are being played? Or, a wordpress plugin that will let you skip songs should you want to.
Anyhow, give it a listen and tell me what you think. Any creative criticism is welcome. Here is the tracklisting:
- Drive-By Truckers - Nine Bullets
- Leonard Cohen - Everybody Knows
- Autopsy IV
- Lucero - I’ll Just Fall
- Drive-By Truckers - Women Without Whiskey
- Scott H. Biram - Blood, Sweat & Murder
- Autopsy IV
- Jawbone - Saucy Sauce
- Left Lave Cruiser - Big Mama
- Autopsy IV
- Slim Cessna’s Auto Club - This Is How We Do Things In The Country
- The Legendary ShackShakers - County Of Graves
- North Mississippi Allstars - Goin’ Down South
- Autopsy IV
- American Relay - Bonedry
- Chris Knight - Down The River
- Autopsy IV
- Drive-By Truckers - Nine Bullets
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