Third Anniversary Special

No.146, aired November 16, 2011. As usual, Naval Aviation In Audio celebrated its anniversary with a showcase of the best musical artists its host had no knowledge of before the past 12 months. Many short tracks from the Emetics "Minute Album" were used to bridge the various punk rock and indie rock releases, plus as in past anniversary specials homage was paid to Frank Zappa's Lather album, the three-CD release that inspired Naval Aviation's violent approach to musical genre.

Part 1

1. Your host's intro / Eye speak icing - The Emetics
2. Wet Whistle - The Root In Fluents
3. Naval Aviation In Art? - Frank Zappa
4. Broken Leaf - Tangiers
5. Stretpthroat coach - The Emetics
6. We're All In - Royal Red Brigade
7. Retch reaching - The Emetics
8. Narrow With The Hall - Women
9. Sorrows - The Emetics
10. The Ocean Is The Ultimate Solution - Frank Zappa
11. Mad Remix - Genocide

Part 2

1. Beer can extravaganza - The Emetics
2. Hey Little Child - Jungle
3. Beef and bow - The Emetics
4. Reefer Madness - Kroovy Rookers
5. Gunboat moonshine - The Emetics
6. Double Space And Time - Agonal
7. Sand paper scissors - The Emetics
8. Contemporary Armour - Animal Slaves
9. Descent garden - The Emetics
10. Barry Bongwater - Contaminate
11. Leather Goods - Frank Zappa
12. Low sound is the voice - The Emetics
13. Rob The Dead - Red Hot Lovers

R.I.P. Flattus Maximus

No.145, aired November 9, 2011. This was the annual "Remembering The Present" episode, featuring passages from Noam Chomsky's speech titled "An American Addiction" and two World War II speeches of Winston Churchill preserved on the audiobook "The Road To Victory."

This episode paid homage to Cory Smoot - the last and greatest "Flattus Maximus" lead guitar player for GWAR - with three songs that showcase his incredible shredding. In honour of the departed Smoot, GWAR retired the Flattus Maximus character.

Happy Death Day, Flattus Maximus.

Part 1

1. Battle Of Algiers - John Zorn
2. War - D.O.A.
3. Naval Aviation In Art? - Frank Zappa
4. Hot Box Car - Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
5. Haiku III (From the Eastern Gate) - Alexina Louie / Erica Goodman
6. Metal Metal Land - GWAR
7. Haiku I (From the Eastern Gate) - Alexina Louie / Erica Goodman
8. Untitled track from Pathways To Unknown Worlds - Sun Ra
9. Bonesnapper - GWAR

Part 2

1. Ed's Wake - Zubot & Dawson
2. Drop The Bomb - Genocide
3. David Murray Dons A Cunning Alan Wilkinson Disguise And Blags His Way Onto A Bill At The Termite Club - Stefan Jaworzyn & Alan Wilkinson
4. Drafted Again - Frank Zappa
5. In My Room - Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
6. Happy Death Day - GWAR

Sinner Takes All

No.124, aired June 8, 2011, featuring more passages from the Focus On The Family theatrical re-staging of C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters.

Part 1

1. Sinner Takes All – Forbidden Dimension
2. I Know A Guy Named Larry – Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
3. Big Eater – The Bad Plus.
4. Look At What They Got – Genocide
5. Naval Aviation In Art? – Frank Zappa
6. Klavierstuck XI-1 – Karlheinz Stockhausen
7. Sex Mad – Nomeansno

Part 2

1. Make ‘Em Mad – Genocide
2. Dirty Bond – The Bad Plus
3. Devil’s Got To Burn – James ‘Blood’ Ulmer
4. Descent Of The Damned – Buckethead
5. Invisible Dimension – Forbidden Dimension
6. Highway To Hell – AC/DC
7. Aunts Invasion – Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
8. Running Meredith – Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
9. Anime Eyes – The Awkward Stage