Andy plays all sorts of garage, punk, no wave, new wave and girl groups on the last Friday of every month.

People often go to bars and complain about the music. Sometimes you go and the reggae is just too much, and other times you are trying to enjoy your martini but Pete Yorn is giving you a terrible ear massage.

DJ Classic Bar has gone through those times also, except the difference between her and you is that she literally has balls, and on top of that loves to spit in the face of bad music via listening to reverse-bad music and playing good music to you, which she does well and with the right amount of arrogance, randiness, and blatant stupidity.

Rump kicks it old school with hits and near hits on labels like Volt, Stax, Sun, Chess and Motown.

Dwelling in the wooded hillside near Sutro Tower (goddamn that Mission gentrification), prehistoric wax wizard Sasquatch Borracho still descends from his subterranean lair on occasion to excavate new vinyl finds and stock up on al pastor burritos and 40 oz. bottles of King Cobra. Ditching his past obsession with soundtracks and space rock, the Bigfoot with the big headphones strips off his well-worn interstellar underpants and returns to the Casanova Lounge to revel in all things heavy for his new Saturday night monthly, BRONSON. Get a two-fisted dose of hard rock, punk, glam and metal as Sasquatch Borracho referees a beer-soaked battle royale featuring the likes of Budgie, Queens of the Stone Age, Thin Lizzy, REO Speedealer, T. Rex and the Runaways. No ballads, power or otherwise.

The Coop brings all his choice nuggets from his day job at Amoeba SF for your listening pleasure.

The oldest teenager in the Mission spins the hits from his personal collection, that he's amassed since me was a small boy in 1892. Good times!

Smart Rock Well, let's see... By Deejay Plastik Hassle's definition, Smart Rock would include an eclectic group of music that you SHOULD have tuned into while your head was begrudgingly buried in school books. Basically, music I absorbed during the late 80's the through 90's. Music from Scenes that I followed during high school, through college and beyond. The music reflects a youthful, creative, pissed-off generation of 20 to 30 somethings on fire.

Play list might include: Decendents, Husker Du, Minutemen, Dinosaur Jr., Archers of Loaf, Jawbreaker, Naked Raygun, Rapeman, Shellac, Jesus Lizard, Karp, Helmet, Social Distortion, Replacements, 7 Seconds, Minor Threat, Fugazi, Ramones, Circle Jerks, Lemonheads, Misfits, Bad Brains, etc..

Labels include: SST, Merge, Discord, SubPop, Alias, Lookout, No Idea, Amphetemine Reptile, Matador, 4 A.D. and more.

Peering out from behind the turntables is little melanie, playing a sweet mix of pop goodies from folks such as orange juice, serge gainsbourg, the zombies, the velvets, talking heads, the jam, the modern lovers, aislers set, the lilys, the go-betweens, the b-52's, the fall, dexy's, echo and the bunnymen and caetano veloso with maybe a little stevie wonder and some old new order thrown in for good measure. Come down, drink some beers, shoot the shit, and if you spot melanie lugging her records back to folsom street afterwards, please give her a hand as those goddamn things are heavy.

The most beautiful music in the world all night, all at 45 RPM with boss Girl Groups vids projected on the wall! And the World Famous Big Hair Contest where you may win such prizes as...an oven mitt! Or Sergio's tie! Or $0.25 so you can go digging at Rooky's!

Dj V-Neckular Mansweater generally sticks to the low-budget sounds of yesteryear... homemade DIY pop, hapless and ham-fisted stabs at punk, incompetent attempts at being 'psychedelic' and all sorts of catchy junk in between. You'll most certainly hear the Television Personalities, early Creation records bands, non disco-fied Rough Trade stuff, perhaps occasional rocksteady and soul records, maybe even some African stuff.