Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Risk of Reality -- Out for Blood (indie)

2. Musclecah -- Musclecah (indie)

3. Muck and the Mires -- All Knocked Up (Amp)

4. Cattle Press -- Chords To Abolish the Divine (Hydrahead)

5. Mekanizm -- Prototype 2.0 (indie)

6. A New Breed -- Create Don't Conform (indie)

7. Rick Blaze and the Ballbusters -- Born To Die (Glam Dog)

8. Dirt Junkie -- Devil's Day (indie)

9. Evil Ends -- Angel (indie)

10. Various artists -- Amp Records Has a Hard On for Tromaville (Amp)

Submitted by the very independent Captain P.J., host of the Rock and Roll Rumble and Rockin' Revolution every Thursday night from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. on WCUW (91.3 FM).

Your top ten

1. Kyuss -- Blues for the Red Sun (Dali/Chameleon)

2. Paw -- Dragline (A & M)

3. Chemlab -- Burnout at the Hydrogen Bar (Filth Column/Metal Blade)

4. Sophie B. Hawkins -- Tongues and Tails (Columbia)

5. Faith No More -- We Care a Lot (Mordam)

6. Monster Magnet -- SuperJudge (A&M)

7. Afghan Whigs -- Gentlemen (Elektra)

8. Tom Jones -- Best of Tom Jones (Polygram)

9. Black Sabbath -- The Ozzy Osbourne Years (Warner Bros.)

10. P.J. Harvey -- Rid of Me (Island)

Submitted by Rilo Reese Schnyder, drummer for Skulltoboggan, who play a CD-release party for Hedsled on November 10 at Mulligan's.

Web site of the week

www.jesus.com

And you thought those WAAF guys were being sacrilegious? According to this Web site, Jesus is alive and well and playing cello (when not looking for female companionship) in northern Virginia. Win a shower with Jesus, see a photo of his recent Barbie shopping spree, read his sermon "Cobain and the Generation Numb," listen to his versions of "Summer Song" and "Windswept Emptiness," view a video clip of Jesus shopping for a Porshe, email the man himself, and pray Hell has no more room.