On this weeks edition of The Local Show Host David Campbell spent some time talking to the Marathon Man. We are talking about the one and only rock n' roll athlete Mark Mallman who recently performed for 78 hours straight. Mark shares the scoop on exactly how he did it and along with a glimpse into the wonderful world of hallucination from sleep deprivation. Plus Mark spun all three themes from Marathon 3, live stuff from previous marathons, and debut new tracks from his two side projects Waxx Maxx and Ruby Isle - the later which recently remade GnR's Appetite for Destruction.

In the second hour of this weeks show, STNNNG stopped by The Current studios. They have a new album out entitled "The Smoke of My Will." The band chatted about making the album and performed a few songs from it.

All of that plus music from Sims, Muja Messiah, Private Dancer, Dada Trash Collage and new music from Grant Cutler, and rockin' Steve Bakken.

Segments

Death Wish
Mark Mallman
Between the Devil and Middle C

Ladies and Gentlemen...We've Been Infected
STNNNG
The Smoke of My Will

A Giant Wave
Mark Mallman
Phase I of Marathon 3

Marry Me
Mark Mallman
Marathon 2

Blood Flow
Mark Mallman
Phase II of Marathon 3

Liquid Moth
Mark Mallman
Phase III of Marathon 3

The Corn Field (Live)
Mark Mallman
Marathon 1

Paradise City
Ruby Isle
Appetite for Destruction

Phenomena
Waxx Maxx
Single

Two Eyes
Dada Trash Collage
Two Eyes (Single)

House of Glory
Dead Man Winter
Wolves/EP

Leeche Lake
Muja Messiah
M-16 Mixtape

Bicycle
The Johnson Twins
Mississippi Monster

Our Love is a Mighty Fortress
Grant Cutler and the Gorgeous Lords
Grant Cutler and the Gorgeous Lords

The Riders
Private Dancer
Alive in High Five

Bearbones
Total Babe
Heatwave (EP)

Tape Deck
Sims
Lights Out Paris

Howling Man (Live on The Local Show)
STNNNG

Tremblin Blues (Live on The Local Show)
STNNNG

Continental Dog (Live on The Local Show)
STNNNG

Focus
Mayda
The Interrogation

Someone Taller
Steve Bakken
Nice Pupils

Bejing
Seawhores
Unreleased

Motor
Prof and St. Paul Slim
Recession Music

Monsters
Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles
Good of That