Michael Kaiser's Haus

Something Went Wrong

2014-05-01T18:45:00.000-07:00

In 1991 Dionysus Records released a 7" single ID074535 - Thee Headcoats, "Something Went Wrong." It provides the backdrop for this post, so let's take a listen before jumping into the latest from Michael Kaiser's Haus.

Something Went Wrong Again

Last week I wrote that I was going to re-podcast all eppy-sodes of RadiOblivion by going all the way back to number one and embedding the new audio file links - which in turn would kick the feed and serve up every episode via iTunes or whatever service you use to subscribe to your podcasts. But as England's national poet... no, not Shakespeare - Billy Childish put it, "The car wouldn't start; just a little fart." So, too, the rocket known as RadiOblivion has a starting problem.

Turn Your Radio Up

RadiOblivion is hosted on Google's Blogger platform. It always has been. I've used the same mp3 player embedded in each eppy-sode post for a few years. Now I can't get it to work consistently. I don't know what the problem is - and I don't really care. I just want it to work. I can still get the episodes to podcast just by embedding the mp3 file in the posts, but it seems silly to do so if there isn't a working player there for regular, non-subscribing types to just listen and run.

I Gotta Move

I don't want to mess with it, baby. So now I'm planning on packing my rekkids and going some place that the plumbing works. I've thought of Tumblr. Their audio player works great. I can use the same feed. But it's not really a blog, is it? Ixnay on UmblerTay. I've thought about a Wordpress.com site. But you can't use the same plugins that you can on a self-hosted Wordpress site. But it's free. I have self-hosted WP sites. The podcasting plugins are top-notch. But you have to pay for hosting.

It's Your Own Fault

Maybe Wild Billy Childish is right. Could he be speaking to me from the title of the flipside of this little black launching pad? Could it be my fault - this predicament I'm in? Well, the bard could be correct if he means that my addiction to providing Better Living Through Discarded Music™constantly lands me in a quandary as how to deliver Wild Sounds and Rock 'N' Roll™ in the manner to which I'm accustomed. In that case, then yes, Mr. Childish, it is my fault. It's my fault, indeed.

To be continued when I know what do.

Any ideas out there? Let me know.

Back Up Baby And Start All Over Again

2014-04-24T10:40:00.000-07:00

Reduxin' the RadiOblivion podcast. Read all about it.

You know this blog title is a line out of a Gene Vincent POUNDER, right? Of course you do, you sound hounds! And it serves to set the tone fer this post because we are doing just that - gonna back up baby and start all over again. But first let's rock with the Blue Caps.

Gonna Back Up Baby...

The last couple updates on Michael Kaiser's Haus let you know the state of our podcast file hosting and to point you to the entire co-llection of RadiOblivion files on the Internet Archive. So stop and read those before proceeding, Jackson.

All done? Ok. Quick recap:

Our (that's the "Royal We" again!!) podcast host changed business plans
RadiOblivion moved
You can now download every file recorded (except one that was too dumb) at the Internet Archive

And Start RadiOblivion Again

Here's the kicker, though: now the show technically isn't being podcasted, i.e. the RadiOblivion Feed isn't being fed anything to send your way via iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or however else y'all automatically download podcasts. So we have to fix it. Which is easy enough to do, but ol' Michael Kaiser doesn't do things the easy way. I don't know why. I wish I did. So here's what we're gonna do:

Attach the new audio file to every eppy-sode on the RadiOblivion website
Which will trigger the RadiOblivion Feed to grab 'em
They'll each be scooped-up by whichever podcatcher you use (iTunes, etc.)
You will receive all previous eppy-sodes starting with #1

Personally I think eppy-sodes 1-29 really stink. If you agree you can just delete them as they arrive. If yer some kinda masochist you'll be able to archive them as they come to keep (and SHARE) them forever.

So strap on yer safety helmet, pally. They's gonna be comin' fast!

Michael Kaiser, Esq.
Propagating the POUNDERS since 2006

QUESTION: How do you listen to RadiOblivion? Comment below, turkey.

Every Episode Of RadiOblivion Now Available At The Internet Archive

2014-04-17T13:45:00.002-07:00

The complete collection of the RadiOblivion podcast is now available on the Internet Archive. One hundred and seventeen files to date have been handcrafted to provide Better Living Through Discarded Music - and now you can download each and every episode for your listening and archiving pleasure.

Archiving For Posterity

We (again, with the Royal We!) have been serving the absolute best in obscure and unknown Rockabilly, Rhythm and Blues, Surf, Exotica, Trash, 60's Punk, Garage, Punk Rock, and other strange and savage sounds since 2006. The reason is simple: these are songs, musicians, bands, commercials, movie trailers, and other audio that you absolutely must hear. These things are POUNDERS™!! And RadiOblivion propagates the Pounders. We have even established the Friends of the Pounders Preservation Society (F.P.P.S.) to further the cause. I think I'm the only member, though. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Got A Match?

The Internet Archive is a great place to archive the 'Oblivion. Their goal is to archive the entire Internet... for posterity. They don't want things to be forgotten or lost. A sample from the about page:

"The Internet Archive is working to prevent the Internet - a new medium with major historical significance - and other "born-digital" materials from disappearing into the past."

Do you see how we match? RadiOblivion exists to promulgate sounds with historical significance (i.e. they are boss!) via the new-fangled podcast format, and the Internet Archive exists to preserve such things. Yep. I used "exists" two times in one sentence! Sorry. The point is that we are two sides of the same proverbial coin. I want to expose the world to killer sounds; they want to preserve it for ever... forever? Whatever. I didn't know which word to use. I'll stick with forever and ever and ever. YEAH!

Play It Again, Clyde

So how do it work? For the completists that want to have all the recordings made at Kaiser Studios A and B, you can now go directly to the RadiOblivion co-llection on the Internet Archive and download as many eppy-sodes as you want. But first a little 'splaining...

The collection is 117 files. Of course anyone that is subscribed to the RadiOblivion podcast knows that there aren't that many episodes. Au contraire! Remember what I just said: all the recordings made at Kaiser Studio B. This includes:

Live, non-podcasted shows (originally called "Wild and Primitive LIVE!") heard on the now defunct Wild and Primitive Radio
Sound tests at the studio for configuration/levels purposes, etc.
SoundCloud only episodes
Other miscellaneous recordings

Also, there is an episode number 16.5 and 21.5. The former was an episode of the GaragePunk Surfcast, and the latter a Bo Diddley special memorial called RadiBOblivion.

Jukebox To Oblivion

On the RadiOblivion Archive page you have many choices for enjoying a cup o' POUNDERS™. The quick and obvious way is via the audio player on the the right side. And even that has multiple options. If you are looking for a total of 4 consecutive 24 hour days of Wild Sounds and Rock 'N' Roll™ just click the triangle-shaped play button to hear episodes 001-117 in a row. Which seems like a wild party just waiting to happen. Eegah!! You can also scroll along the list of files and click on any of them to hear it immediately.

Click fer largeness

Below the media player is a list of the individual files. You can download them one-by-one by right clicking the number in the second or third columns and selecting "Save As" (Windows) or "Save Linked Content As" (Mac).

Click fer bigness

There are other options available as well like the embed option at the bottom of the player, the VBR ZIP file in the left sidebar (which I suppose allows you to download all files at once), the BitTorrent file link at the very bottom of the files view, and much more. I haven't goofed with any of those, so you'll have to fill me in on all the nifty options in the comments below.

So there you go. I've got a lot more to tell ya, but I'm tired of typing. I'll post again soon and tell you some ideas I have for revamping the websites. And I need to tell you about the podcast feed. In the meantime make sure you've read the previous post. I still won't have the podcast situation ironed-out by tomorrow. But if you are subscribed to the podcast expect to see them all available again - starting with the first episodes. There. I sort of told you about the podcast situation. Consider that a bonus!

Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!!™

Michael Kaiser, Esq.
Propagating the Pounders since 2006

QUESTION: Are you a member of the Friends of the Pounders Preservation Society (F.P.P.S.)?

We Interrupt Yer Regularly Scheduled Podcast

2014-04-08T19:06:00.000-07:00

There will most likely be a suspension in services from Kaiser Studio B as we move the RadiOblivion podcast files to a new home on the interwebs.

RadiOblivion Got Kicked Outta The Webelos

For the longest time we've (that's the "Royal We", of course; and I'm sure it ain't s'possed to be capitalized) hosted the RadiOblivion podcast files at Mevio. They used to be Podshow, or something like that. It's been so many years now that I can't remember. Regardless, I've heard on the grape vine for a while that Mevio was making a pivot. A pivot which wouldn't include schmucks like me that blast out Wild Sounds & Rock 'N' Roll™ at maximum BOOM!

They even sent me a real pleasant letter:

Dear radioblivion@gmail.com,

My name is Ross Elliot, Senior Vice President of Production at Mevio/BiteSizeTV, and this letter is to inform you of the shutdown of Mevio.com and the removal of any hosted content effective April 18th.

They don't even know my name, *sniff*. Russ - I mean Ross - goes on from there telling how boss they are and how BiteSizeTV is going to revolutionize Internet TV. I was certainly impressed!

You Can't Fire Me 'Cause I Quit, Turkey

But the joke is on Russ. I mean Ross. Not that he'll ever hear said joke. I have been planning to upload all the RadiOblivion podcast files to another location for a while. I mean a long while. You know how I am. But a reminder came the other day from a 5 Star listener who shall remain nameless (except his excellent first name) because I didn't axe permission to post this message via Facebook:

It was this message that reminded me of my aforementioned plans. Thanks, Michael. I'm working on it. But before I upload the lot I wanted to make some changes to the meta data - truncated file names, links to the RadiOblivon website, etc.

That's A Mess Of Better Living, Pally

I'll be adding in all the shows that I did (well, the ones I recorded) on our short-lived (but KILLER!) Internet radio station Wild And Primitive Radio, as well as all the little Two Pack O' Pounders™ and sound tests that I've uploaded to our SoundCloud account. All told there's over 100 episodes n' such of RadiOblivion. That's a heckuva lot o' Better Living Through Discarded Music™!!

Whitney Houston, We Have A Problem

There's only one catch, friends. I don't think I'll have everything unpacked by the 18th. Actually, I t'ain't sure I'll have all the files packed by April 18th. I'm a busy sound hound. I'll do my bestest, though. If yer subscribed to the RadiOblivion Feed (whether via iTunes or yer favorite RSS Reader/Podcatcher) stay where you are unless told otherwise. If you only listen via the RadiOblivion website, just keep radioblivion.com bookmarked.

And above all else, get out your magic decoder rings boys and girls, and stay tuned to find out how you can win many valuable prizes - Lux Interior/the Purple Knif

Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!!™

RO 040114 April Foolses

2014-04-01T12:36:00.001-07:00

Fooled you! It's just another waste-o-yer-time sound level test. Yep. I goofed 'em up the other night trying out some software, and now I'm trying to correct my sin. But, lucky you, you get the Fismits and legendary Dutch wooden-shoe-wearing Batmobile... plus hours and hours (days, even) of more fun sounds fer today's April Foolses.

If the player is missing from the post then yer too late; I deleted the file. I only keep 'em up a short time, so check often, pally!

Sound Hound Survey For 2014

2013-12-28T16:16:00.001-08:00

Get your Wild Sound and Rock 'N' Roll the way you want it in 2014 by answering a quick question.

Riddle me this, turkeys: Most folk still subscribe to podcasts via iTunes. But listeners o' the RadiOblivion podcast, much like your host (me), are an odd lot. We don't do things the way we're "supposed to." That's part o' the reason that we have superior taste in the sublime sounds of discarded music. And why this show flies so successfully under the radar o' the Arrghh-aye-ay-ay.

So, how do you acquire podcasts for your listening pleasure? Do you subscribe directly from iTunes, a podcast app on your mobile device, listen directly from websites, use Soundcloud, or what? Let me know your podcast catching habits. It's gonna help me figure out how to cast out these savage sounds in 2014.

You can let me know in the comments on this here blog, on Twitter, or email (you know the addy - it's the name o' the show at gmail.com), Google+, or on Facebook. There is only a small minority of listeners o' RadiOblivion that actually speak up, so they's gonna help decide the future for all listeners. That's just the way it is, bub. So speak up!

In a nutshell: How do you want to get new eppy-sodes o' RadiOblivion?

Rockabilly Or Rhythm and Blues?

2013-12-11T17:35:00.001-08:00

I'm in the process of rating the music in my computer media jukebox program of choice in order to help make playlist selection a breeze for my podcast, RadiOblivion, in the New Year. Mo' on that in a later post, though. But I'm struck by an age-old dilemma in the life of any sound hound: Is this track Rockabilly or Rhythm and Blues?

Take this genius for example. Big Al Downing belted out pounder after pounder - one particularly savage beastie is "Down On The Farm." It's graced more Rockabilly compilations than I'm able to pin down. But my ears say "R&B belter all the way!" Take a listen fer yerself.

Question: "Down on the Farm," Rockabilly or Rhythm and Blues? Vote in the comments below, pally.

Polka Pounders?!

2013-07-07T15:49:00.003-07:00

POUNDERS come in all genres, pally. And for Polka (a genre I dig!) you cain't beat this alboom, "Oh Yeah! It's Payday At A Polka Party" by The Coal Diggers with Happy Tony. It boasts to contain "the greatest polkas ever put on records!!" With that kind of bold, adjective spewing statement you just know they's Michael Kaiser's kind o' folk!

I've played them on an eppy-sode o' RadiOblivion. I jest don't have the foggiest which one. First one to leave a comment including which podcast I played it on gets a shout-out on the next 'un. Guaranteed.

Quick Joey Small

2013-02-06T20:19:00.000-08:00

This little gem by the Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus has been stuck in my noggin' ever since playing it on the WAPL tribute to Lux Interior. I wonder why... POUNDER!!

Quick Joey Small went over the wall
With a ball an' a chain behind him
Quick Joey Small went over the wall
Send the dogs right out to find him.

In a striped prision suit with no room to move
He headed for the highway
With his chain still dragin'
He thumbed down a wagon said Well you're goin my way.
And they say now

Run Joey , Joey run run the hounds are on your trail
Jump-up Jump-up
Run Joey , Joey run run they're gonna send you back to jail.

Sheriff got a shotgun, he do
He'll fill you full of lead son, it's true.

He's also got a blackjack, he's mad
He'd bust your head with one wack,
Here I go now.

Run Joey , Joey run run the hounds are on your trail.

Sweet Mary Jane was goin' insane
When she heard of Joey's jail break
But she knew all the while 'cause
She sent him a file
Baked inside a fudge cake.

Run Joey , Joey run run the hounds are on your trail
Jump-up Jump-up
Run Joey , Joey run run they're gonna send you back to jail.

Sheriff Jack Banes was a light on brains
But he knew one thing for sure
He took some toughs and a pair of handcuffs
And headed straight for Mary Jane's door

Run Joey , Joey run run the hounds are on your trail
Jump-up Jump-up
Run Joey , Joey run run they're gonna send you back to jail.

Run Joey , Joey run run the hounds are on your trail
Jump-up Jump-up
Run Joey , Joey run run they're gonna send you back to jail.

To 'Oblivion And Beyond, Or The Future Of RadiOblivion

2012-12-04T10:33:00.000-08:00

What is the future of RadiOblivion? is a question that I get from time to time. A few of you know. Most of y'all don't. So let me lay it all out for the latter and clear up any confusion for the former.

Short version:

There will be (most likely) 5 more eppy-sodes o' RadiOblivion presented in the traditional podcast format and available through the normal channels, e.g. iTunes, RSS Feed, or your favorite method of procuring the show
After these planned 5 eppy-sodes RadiOblivion will not be podcasted in said traditional sense; it will only be heard LIVE on Wild And Primitive Radio (or something like it). However...
These shows will be recorded (I record everything!) and available for download for a short time on my SoundCloud account - unless I find that I need to host said files somewhere else
Remember the words "Wild and Primitive Live", and "Wild and Primitive Live with Michael Kaiser"

Medium version:

I quit doing RadiOblivion in January, 2011. In February, 2011 I was asked to join with a group of individuals to build a giant Internet social site for a very niche fan base. I was tasked with building an Internet radio station. My title: Station Director/Executive Producer. I hosted and produced several different regularly airing shows. I loved it. I love radio. I love LIVE broadcasting. But there were no Wild Sounds and Rock 'N' Roll. No savage sounds at all. And much like little Katie Sweet, I love to rock!

I spent 18 months on that project. Then I got a little tiny storm in my gray matter (a big storm wouldn't fit) and dreamt up a whole other Internet radio project separate and apart from what is described in the remainder of this post. First I needed to find a new host. But to know if I liked the host I needed to try out the software. And that is where Wild And Primitive Radio comes in. It's a test. Only a test. I have places to broadcast. The logical (and first) choice would be Real Punk Radio, of course. But I needed a place where I could jump on the stream to test out equipment configurations anytime I wanted. RPR is blessed with a very able stable of hosts that are hitting the "airwaves" at all hours of the day, and I'm too impatient to wait my turn. So I loaded up the WAPR Auto DJ with some of my very favorite songs, movie trailers, PSA's, and commercials, and hit "Go!" The result: folks tune in... all the time.

I've been jumping on the stream from time to time for impromptu live shows and recording them. These special eppy-sodes have been making their way to my SoundCloud account for a short spell so that the folks who didn't hear these live broadcasts may listen to or download 'em. I leave them up there for a week - or until I upload the next one; whichever amount of time is the shortest - and post a link to the files on Facebook and Twitter. And this will be the modus operandi going forward.

The plan is to release 5 new eppy-sodes of RadiOblivion in the same manner that the previous 70 have been. So If you are still subscribed to the show you will get these shiny new adventures in sound the same exact way that you always have. You won't need to do anything different! At the same time I'll be releasing any impromptu (again with that word!) shows - originally heard live on Wild And Primitive Radio - on my SoundCloud page. But they will only be available for a short time as described in the above paragraph. After those 5 eppy-sodes of RadiOblivion you will only be able to get new eppy-sodes via SoundCloud - or a like service. Now here is the real sneaky thing: they may be called either "RadiOblivion" or "Wild And Primitive Live." RadiOblivion - if I actually plan out the show; Wild And Primitive Live - if I just hop on the stream and play whatever. I anticipate the 2nd option more often than the 1st.

So how's that? Clear as mud? If so, I suggest just re-reading the 1st section, titled "Short version." It contains all the information and links you need.

For any questions that I didn't cover just post in the comments below.

SUGGESTED READING: LISTENING TO INTERNET RADIO IS EASY AND FUN

Bookmark my SoundCloud page for easy access to Better Living Through Discarded Music!

P.S. I reserve the right to change any system or method detailed in this post at any time, and may even deny that I came up with any of this baloney.

Listening To Internet Radio Is Easy And Fun

2012-10-30T08:44:00.000-07:00

As promised - albeit a bit late - here are a bunch of ways that you can tune in to Wild And Primitive Radio, or practically any of your favorite Internet radio stations:

SHOUTcast

Firstly, most Internet radio stations stream through SHOUTcast (read more about SHOUTcast on Wikipedia). SHOUTcast keeps a current directory of all stations broadcasting via their software that is accessible right from the front page of the site. Just input "Wild And Primitive" and you'll be taken directly to the result complete with a player. See screenshot:

Also, SHOUTcast is integrated with Winamp, which is a free, multi-platform media player which many people use on Windows and Linux machines. In fact, the majority of listeners that tune-in to Wild And Primitive Radio do so with Winamp. And don't forget the free, cross-platform SHOUTcast apps available for your mobile devices in the app stores.

iTunes

iTunes users, here is a simple tutorial to add Wild And Primitive Radio to your sidebar for easy, all day access:

With iTunes open, in the menu bar click Advanced > Open Stream. Paste this URL http://67.212.160.34:8417/ and click OK. That's it! If you have Radio enabled in the Library keep in mind that any stations you add this way will not show up there. I have created a playlist called "Radio" and add stations there for quick access. Make sense? Of course it does.

If you are an iOS user (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), you'll want to use either the free SHOUTcast app mentioned above, or, better yet, my favorite - TuneIn Radio.

TuneIn

If you're at the office and want to tune in to Wild And Primitive Radio with a web browser in lieu of a stand-alone program, then TuneIn (much like SHOUTcast) is for you! Again, go to the website and do a search for "Wild and Primitive." The page looks like this:

What is super about TuneIn is that you can create an account and access your favorite stations from any computer, anywhere you have Internet connection. But where TuneIn just blows every other service away is the cross-platform mobile app! It has everything you'd want in a state o' the art radio, including a sleep timer and (for the Pro user) a record function.

Other

Finally, just to wrap this tome up, here are several other options for tuning in to Wild And Primitive Radio:

Just click on whichever icon you recognize and science will do (most of) the rest.

Tune in often. Bring a friend. Stay sick. Turn blue.

Internet Radio For Rockabilly, Garagepunk and Primitive Rock and Roll Fanatics

2012-10-19T11:21:00.000-07:00

Radio is dead. Long live Radio!

Listen up sound-hounds, all you connoisseurs of Rockabilly, 60's Punk, Garage Rock, Rhythm and Blues, Surf, and assorted varieties of trashy, primitive Rock 'N' Roll - in short, fans of my RadiOblivion podcast - I'd like to point yer ears to Wild And Primitive Radio. WAPR is a 24/7 Internet radio station for folk like you, the discerning individual, not at all happy that the once great medium of radio has been co-opted by the the Pat Goones of the world.

There was a time when radio ruled. And, more specifically, regional radio was king. Where the likes of Pete "Mad Daddy" Myers or Dewey Phillips would provoke folk to wiggyness. A time when those in the know would tune in their radio and connect - through the magic of over-the-air transmission - with untold numbers of other noodniks getting hopped-up on exciting and savage sounds. If that speaks to you, friends, your time is here. Via amazing modern scientific breakthroughs you can tune in to Wild And Primitive Radio anywhere that you have Internet connection. Whether on your desktop or laptop computer machine, or on your fancy-schmancy smart phone, tablet or wrist watch/communicator device - any time of the day, any day of the week you can get an earful of real, wild Rock 'N' Roll.

Too, its the perfect place for me to jump "on the air" and play some Wild Sounds and Rock 'n' Roll while Providing Better Living Through Discarded Music (listeners of RadiOblivion will know exactly what I'm yappin' about) any time the mood hits. Like this special show that I did yesterday:

(If you don't see an audio player above this its probable that a week has passed since it was posted. I'm only leaving it up and available for one week)

I'll post the myriad of ways (complete with links) that you can tune-in in another post. But for now my favorite way is with TuneIn using either the website while I'm at my desk, or their amazing app while on my mobile devices. Or, you can listen by way of the embedded player at the top of the RadiOblivion website.

So go ahead... tune in to Wild And Primitive Radio. And bring a friend!

Everybody's Blogging, Nobody's Blogging

2012-07-01T18:46:00.000-07:00

Holy cow-zone (that is a clever word-play anyway you cut it), I have a blog!

I follow a lot of folk on Twitter that like - no, love - to blog. They claim to have the mental tools to allow them to blog when they have absolutely nothing to write about. They have tweetups to discuss blogging when one has nothing to blog about. Its great. I don't fall into that category. I've never known what to regularly blog about. I've got too many niche interests. But I sure do have a lot of stinking blogs!

So what do I settle on for Michael Kaiser's Haus? Do I focus on Internet radio and broadcasting/podcasting? Technical ins and outs & product reviews on recording and broadcasting equipment? How about wild sounds & rock 'n' roll? Or, perhaps why old stuff is neater than new stuff. Fantasy and Sci-Fi. A ton of other things that I'm involved in.

I don't know. But when I find out I'm going to blog about it!

Now Listening To, turkeys!

2012-06-23T16:20:00.001-07:00

A California Cut Comes To The Country

2012-04-27T16:09:00.001-07:00

Middle Tennessee Weather Report: Hail and Thunder!

2012-03-15T15:45:00.001-07:00

Middle Tennessee Weather Report: Hail and Thunder! (mp3)

Obligatory Yearly Bradford Pear Tree Blooming Snapshot

2012-03-05T07:53:00.001-08:00

An Anniversary Meal Fit For A Kaiser!

2012-02-07T12:16:00.001-08:00

Goin' Down To Tennessee!

2012-02-03T10:59:00.001-08:00

Goin" Down To Tennessee! (mp3)

Look! California Sun.

2012-01-24T08:08:00.001-08:00

Touchdown L.A. and Destroyed Double-Double!

2012-01-23T15:44:00.001-08:00

Touchdown L.A. and Destroyed Double-Double! (mp3)

Goin' Out West Where I Belong...

2012-01-20T16:01:00.001-08:00

Me and Jan & Dean are going to Drag City

2012-01-19T12:14:00.001-08:00

Testing The Window To Kaiser's Haus

2012-01-17T16:26:00.001-08:00

I'm A Lover, Not A Writer

2012-01-16T10:47:00.001-08:00

I"m A Lover, Not A Writer (mp3)