The Uncle Siris Show

What an episode we have for you today. Believe it or not Its been one year since our Motown Vs Doo Hop episode, so we decided its about time for Motowns next contender, Stax Records. I will be playing one song from the Motown label followed by one song from the Stax label.In this episode we will delve into the history behind both the Stax record label as well as Motown records and play you some of the finest artists in music history. With only playing two record labels you will hear joints from Stevie Wonder, Issac Hayes, Otis Redding, The Supremes, The Marvelletes, The Vandellas, Edwin Star, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, The Delfonics, Aretha Franklin, Sam & Dave, Barret Strong, Booker T & the MGs, The Contours, The Bar-Kays, Young Holt Unlimited and more!So strap on your ear goggles and lets time travel back to the golden era of music. Press play and send a link to your friend.

We got a great show for you this week,. We are going back to a hip hop party started in the 90s in NYC called the Lyricist Lounge. We are going to give you some savory samples of true hip hop from true MCs, some of you may know if your a hip hop head but most will not already be in your daily algorithm. On today’s journey we drop joints that didnt get the radio play that they deserved. So get ready to strap on your ear goggles and go underground into the sounds Lyricist Lounge. Milkweed and I will be diggin’ in the crates and droppin’ butterjoints from artists such as The High & Mighty, Cru, The Alchemist, Jay Electronica, Bush Babies, Mos Def & Talib Kweli, Echo, Al Tariq, Slim Shady, Guru, Group Home, DJ Premier, Bumpy Knuckles, PaceWon, Lootpack, Quasimoto, Camp Lo, Smooth The Hustla, Rob Swift, Lord Sko, J Dilla, DJ Muggs, E Double, Patch Lunch, De La Soul, Redman, the Beatnuts, Xzibit,  Bog L, Mobb Deep and of course fresh beats from the Missile President,the intergalactic Jew DJ Milkweed.  So throw of your favorite hoodie and turn up the volume, it’s time to take your musical medicine, #LivinLaHezbolloca Yalla mamis,T-

We have a great show for you this week. We will travel to 1964 to the opening of the iconic rock venue the Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles California on Sunset Blvd. This venue and this episode has everyone from the Melvins to Mudhoney, the Doors to Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper to Black Sabbath, Van Halen to Motley Crue, Johnny Rivers to ? And the Mysterions, Santana to Creedence, Frank Zappa to Yngwie Malmsteen, LA Guns to Def Leppard and other legendary acts.As well as a special guest appearance by the biggest legend, DJ Milkweed, the Hebrew Hammer to deliver a mashed up Sunset Strip soundtrack that will have you sweating thru your spandex.   This venue is so famous it even got itself inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame, not familiar with it? Well let me bring you up to date my friend, Press play, turn up the volume and time travel thru sound from the 60s up until the 90s at the Whisky on Sunset.  Strap on your Go Go Gadget Ear Goggles and let’s start the show.it’s gonna be INFIDELightful! #LivinLaHezbolloca 

All aboard the Soulcraft to Shiloh,Today DJ Milkweed and myself bring you a Reggae Dancehall Soundclash LIVE from the Temple Mount! As your Selektors we will be spinning some old vinyl records from artists such as The Upsetters, Max Romeo, Peter Tosh, Yellowman, Augustus Pablo, The Paragons, The Melodians, Buju Banton, John Holt, Eek-A-Mouse, Wayne Wonder, Barrington Levy, General Levy, Supercat, Bob Marley, Sean Paul, Sasha, Shabba Ranks, Tanya Stephens, Cutty Ranks, Sister Nancy and the Alchemist. In this episode we will give you a little history about Rastafarism and Judaism and why they are connected.  We will explain origins and locations of Shiloh, Bablylon and perhaps some other questions that you didnt know you had about rastafarism.   So board our Sonic Soulcraft and let today’s Shiloh Samaria Sound System start our Sunday Soundclash,~Peace in the Middle East till Shiloh ~T-10

In this weeks episode we explore the art of the diss track. We go back in music disstory to locate the origin of where the beef within music began. We begin with Mozart and end with BBL Drizzy . We  travel to Brazil in the 1930s and find the first recorded beef record by Silvio Caldas. We dissect Beef between John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Lee Scratch Perry, Queen,Carley Simon, UTFO, Roxanne Shante, MC Shan, BBP, Ice Cube, Dr Dre,Eazy E, Tupac, BIG, LL Cool J, Canibus, Jay Z & Nas, 50 Cent, Foo Fighters, Gwen Stefani, Lauryn Hill, Eminem, Drake & Kendrick. Lamar.  We learn why beef is bad and it’s better just to be friends.Essentially diss tracks are just two grown ass adults writing violent and disrespectful poetry about each other.  -Definition of a diss track?-  a song whose primary purpose is to verbally attack someone else, usually another artist. Diss tracks are often the result of an existing, escalating feud between the two people; for example, the artists involved may be former members of a group, or artists on rival labels. And who knows more about fueding and having beef than the Israelis themselves.So today we will give you a disstory lesson. A lesson that begins From as far back as the late 1700s right up to the A-eye- Drake diss song BBL Drizzy released this year.  We will not be playing songs in their entirety for the simple fact that we will be discussing the tracks today instead of creating a vibe.    It’s a great lesson in disstory , it’s ad free and it’s right there with a click of a button at your fingertips, just click play and your lesson will begin. So who wants BEEF?

In this weeks show we sit of the brink of something unknown while we recap some of Milkweed and myself’s favorite joints from the last 50 episodes. We dig thru the show files and reflect on what a great year it’s been. We drop the needle on records from Jimmy Cliff, Nina Simone, Rush, Sergio Mendes, Manu Dibango, A Tribe Called Quest, Cheap Grick, Jorge Ben Jor, David Bowie, The Slits, Jurassic 5, ZTrip,Menahan Street Band, Carlinho Brown, The Eagles, Sublime, DJ Shadow, Little Simz, Simple Symmetry, MK & Don Dolla, Smif & Wesson, the Budos Band and Willy Muthafuckin Nelson! It’s a banger of a show, just press play and celebrate with us thru audio sensory time travel. T- 10

In this weeks episode we celebrate the CB’s Sunday Matinee & time travel to 1973 to tell the story of a legendary music venue on 315 Bowery in the East Village of  NYC. We give you a punk rock history lesson with a soundtrack to go with it.  We explain the early days of CBGBs and give some background about the goings on inside the club at that time. This week your will hear some American ear candy from bands like Television, NY Dolls, Velvet Underground, The Dictators, Iggy and the Stooges, The Police, Blondie, AC/DC, Bad Brains, Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers,  Dead Boys, Beastie Boys, Ramones, Misfits and the Gorilla Biscuits, just to name a few. Press play and enjoy todays lesson, Punk 101.Oi Oi Yalla!“Now I wanna sniff some glue, now I wanna have something to do” -Joey Ramone ‘77

“I hear the gunfire, off in the distance, I’m getting used to it now” -David BryneIn this weeks episode we celebrate our 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Then we sonic boom shaka lacka for the 4th of July as we drop joints from the Talking Heads, the Meat Puppets, the Stranglers, the Animals, the Sonics, Ian Dury, Arthur Brown, UK Subs, Alpha Blondy, Elvis Costello and the Attractions, , DJ Milkweed, M.A.S.H, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Fugazi, the Specials, Jimi Hendrix, Robert DeNiro, Joe Pesci, Kwest the Mad Lad, Nirvana, the Budos Band, Black Keys, Beastiie Boys and Jose Rivas. We explaining the meaning of Sonic Booms and provide some examples as well. Time to take your weekly musical medicine. T minus 10“Can’t fall in love with a wheat field, can’t fall in love with a barn, when everything smells like horseshit, down here on the farm. Blue skies and swimming pools add so much charm, but I’d rather be back in SoHo, then down here on the farm” -UK Subs