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Not a best of list, but it is the last show of the year. Here's some songs from 2019 that I enjoy. Maybe you will, too. Thanks for listening and supporting independent community radio and diy punk/hardcore/the rest of it. Last week's episode is always available to stream on the RePlay page at wfvr.org.

For the last episode of November 2019, we stuck to black metal to participate in some internet hashtag shenanigans.

The Bags, the Drags, the Sick Bags and the Black Flags. Spoon not included.

A few unrelated sets thrown together:

1. Songs from movies and TV shows I've been watching lately.
2. Songs on the Can You Hear Me: Live from the Deaf compilation.
3. Music from the Scholomance Webzine/label compilations Dead Emperor and In Black We Crust.

I've been feeling overwhelmed coming up with playlists and keeping track of new releases of late so I'm putting on the cruise control this week and just putting on songs I love. Maybe you'll dig some of these as well.

Nazis bad. Antifa good.

Satan is real, lives in teenager's breakfast cereal and Saturday morning cartoons.

Another random mix playlist. Some pop punk, some hardcore, some black metal. Weird mix but it somehow works.

Just another random mix of songs.

We lost a good one this week. Songs written, performed, produced, or otherwise somehow connected to Ric Ocasek.

Words can't do justice to the loss that is Kim Shattuck's passing. Maybe some songs can help.

Does anyone really ENJOY having a boss?

Just a random mix this week. Some connections between songs and artists but overall just a thrown together playlist of great songs. I'm not sure why there's so much NOFX on here but 2019 is a weird time.

Records josh picked up recently and mp3s josh recently downloaded. Some new. Some old. Some in between. You know the routine.

Nazis aren't welcome here. Some songs indicating such.

Songs about or for or named after celebrities.

It's a show named after fire. Only took 3 years to do a show with a fire theme. Here it is.

Bunch of songs with numbers in the titles.

Josh is hauling his family's camping gear across a lake in Vermont. Here are some songs he picked out ahead of time to keep your ears fed this week.

music by bands who played Decolonise Fest in London, some UK82 classics, and some loud songs from the new comp Riffs For Reproductive Justice put together by Black Flags over Brooklyn.