PUNKCAST#99046 Awesome Color - 'Hat Energy' (2006) Awesome Color performing live at the record release party for their debut album on Ectatic Peace Records at Cake Shop NYC on Jun 23 2006. They are joined on this song by Matt Mottel of Talibam! on keyboards. More info: http://punkcast.com/990 This item is part of the collection: Punkcast Producer: Joly MacFie Audio/Visual: sound, color Language: English Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

The band bateatsplastic played, as a duo, their last show in current memory - June 30 2004 - at NYC's Knitting Factory. This was the first song of their set. More info: http://punkcast.com/487 Producer: Joly MacFie Production Company: punkcast.com

PUNKCAST#1095-02 Frightened Rabbit, from Glasgow, Scotland, performing live at Micheline's, Brooklyn, on Jan 15 2007. This was the band's first ever USA show. More info:http://punkcast.com/1095 Producer: Joly MacFie Production Company: punkcast.com

Cool psychodelic piece by Edmonton's favourite son, none other than Mr. Johnny Flash. This one's part Beatles and part Pink Floyd. Definitely want to watch full screen. Johnny's website is crazymilkmen.com

PUNKCAST#1186-01 ninetynine, from Melbourne Australia, performing live at Cake Shop NYC on Aug 6 2007.

PUNKCAST#1186-01 ninetynine, from Melbourne Australia, performing live at Cake Shop NYC on Aug 6 2007.

Artrockers Oneida wailing up a storm in the psychedelic environs of Brooklyn's Mighty Robot - Jul 17 2004. More info: http://punkcast.com/506 Producer: Joly MacFie Production Company: punkcast.com Audio/Visual: sound, color Language: English Keywords:

7 July 2006 - Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett, one of the original members of legendary rock group Pink Floyd, has died at the age of 60 from complications arising from diabetes. The guitarist was the band's first creative force and an influential songwriter, penning their early hits. He joined Pink Floyd in 1965 but left three years later after one album. He went on to live as a recluse, with his mental deterioration blamed on drugs.