I, too, am involved in a music review site, with a buddy of mine. Ours is far less professional than yours, and it’s generally just a couple of hacks writing about whatever record or concert we happen to take in. It’s just for shits and giggles, but if you’re at all curious (or more likely bored and looking for absolutely anything at all to read), we’re at http://www.keepsmealive.com. It ain’t much, but we call it home.

(NB My wife always gives me hell for being self-deprecating, but I still say she’s just biased.)

As for Mr. Childish, you’ll be spoiled for choice, but anything you get will likely please you to no end. As stated in the interview, he’s released an embarrassment of riches in his time, not unlike another of my favourite genius musician/artists, Robert Pollard. Anyway, there’s a super-awesome 2-CD greatest hits set called ’25 Years Of Being Childish’ that pulls from his extensive catalogue and does its level best to give you a taste of a little of everything. Of course, it falls short, but in the face of such choice it ain’t too shabby. There’s also a 34 track set covering his Thee Headcoats and Thee Milkshakes days, called ‘The Genius Of Billy Childish.’ I’m also partial to his ‘Native American Music Sampler,’ if you’re lucky enough to find a copy. There’s also a great book of interviews, with Childish, Henry Rollins, Lawrence Furlenghetti and Jello Biafra, all interviewed by Vicki Vale. It’s called ‘Real Conversations No. 1.’ I highly, highly recommend this read, if you can get your hands on a copy. Shouldn’t be too hard, methinks.

Anyway, I found the first two CDs, and the book, on Amazon.com for you (to save you some work and because I always love turning people on to this guy’s amazing music and output in general):

http://www.amazon.com/25-Years-Being-Childish-Billy/dp/B00006RSMT/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1196562906&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Genius-Billy-Childish-Milkshakes-Headcoats/dp/B00067FGNS/ref=pd_bbs_9?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1196562906&sr=8-9

Good luck in your search for all things Childish. Anything you find will be solid gold.

Cheers, and long live Culture Bully!