E.J. Matze said:

The Shadows - In The Mood

17 April 1967; live in the Australian Bandstand; ......... Entity:  Music Publishing Rights Collecting Society Content Type:  Musical Composition

 Very nice. I've been listening to a lot of Cliff and /or Shadows , lately.

But , in the mood is not my mood , today.......I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS.

 

I'm happy enough for sunshine pop, myself.

And , while it'salso not Garage , Elvis' only other known Dylan cover (He may have recorded others ,  for shits and giggles) , "Don't Think Twice , It's All Right" really "Brings it all Back Home" , if you will.

Mick Farren - It's All Right , Ma (I'm Only Bleeding).

Yardbirds - Most Likely You'll Go Your Way.

Soup Greens - Like a Rolling Stone.

Huns - Subterranean Homesick Blues.

Deadmoon - The Times They Are A - Changin' .

Nervebreakers , Antiseen - Positively 5TH STREET.

Johnny Thunders - Joey , Joey.

Roky Erickson - Baby , Let Me Follow You Down , Blowing In The Wind .

Them - It's All Over Now , Baby Blue.

Sir Douglas Quintet - Talking Tom Thumb Blues.

I realize I'm waving that artistic license around someting awful , but , in the event anyone wants to look any of these up.....
 

 Dana V. Hatch said:

On the Road Again - Novas, does the Race Marbles' Like a Dribbling Fram count? I hate the Dead but they did a few cool singles before shitting out a bunch of lame albums and It's All Over Now Baby Blue was one of 'em. It ain't garage but Elvis's version of Tomorrow Is a Long Time, tacked onto the Spinout soundtrack, is a beauty.

You can't go too wrong with film school kids wanting to make a video as long as they know vaguely what they're doing! Good effort everyone, lot's of inspiration here! :)

Thanks

My friend made this video.  A had it on my profile and a couple people commented that they liked it so I figured I'd put it here for the general forum:

"Surfin' with Slayer", a surf rock cover of Seasons in the Abyss

This video was shot on no budget by some film school kids using green screen techniques.

Las Drogas - Back & Sides

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MwOsTEsmLU&feature=plcp

Hey!! We're a brand new band, the CHAIN LETTERS, female fronted, female drummer, guys on guitar and bass! We're about to release our first 7"! We play fierce rough edged garagey powerpop like the Go-Gos and early Donnas jamming with the Zeros! Message me if you want me to email you an MP3 of our demo - just cuz, or maybe you are interested in putting us our on your label!!

Poly Styrene

We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It is the full name of the all-female indie pop quartet often known as Fuzzbox. Crossing noisy, enthusiastically amateurish punk à la the Slits with the bright pop harmonies of new wavers like the Bangles and the Go-Go's, Fuzzbox was one of the bands included on NME's now-legendary C-86 cassette sampler in 1986, and became pop stars in the U.K. for a short time in the late '80s.

The group featured guitarist/vocalist Maggie Dunne, her sister Jo Dunne on bass, vocalist Vickie Perks, and drummer Tina O'Neill, who got together in their hometown of Birmingham, England, in 1985; all were 16 except for 20-year-old Maggie, and none had ever played instruments before. Their eccentric fashion sense, which harked back to the theatricality of the early days of punk, helped gain them notice, and their C-86 appearance raised their profile considerably on the U.K. indie scene. The group's early-1986 debut single, "XX Sex," recorded for Vindaloo, was a hit on the alternative charts, as were a couple of follow-up EPs. The band signed with Geffen (in the U.S. only) and issued a self-titled debut album later that year; it was retitled Bostin' Steve Austin in the U.K. and released on Vindaloo. Toning down their image slightly, Fuzzbox signed with WEA in the U.K., and brought in Bangles producer Liam Sternberg to work on their second album. Released in 1989, Big Bang! entered the U.K. pop charts at number five, and Fuzzbox became media darlings thanks to their still-flamboyant look and irreverent sense of humor. They also landed Top 30 hits with the singles "International Rescue," "Pink Sunshine," and "Self!" In the summer of 1990, Perks announced that she was leaving for a solo career and Fuzzbox disbanded. A brief reunion occurred in 1998, but recording sessions were aborted; Perks later resurfaced under the name Vix Fuzzbox. The outtakes/demos/rarities compilations Fuzz and Nonsense and Rules and Regulations to Pink Sunshine appeared in 2000 and 2001, respectively. In late 2001, Maggie Dunne became the new bassist of Babes in Toyland.

by Steve Huey (Allmusic com)

lana loveland (Fuzztones organ player:))

I also can't get enough of Lana Del Ray.

 

I simply love "Ride":)

The Micragirls!

For me (especially as of late) it's Concrete Blonde, X, Hole, X-Ray Spex, Spinnerette, Hole, Imelda May, The Slits, Shannon and the Clams, The Creeping Ivies, and I'm sure many more I'm blanking on right now.  I also can't get enough of Lana Del Ray.  

CAPSULA:)

THE ENTRANCE BAND............to know 'em is to DIG 'em:):):))!!!!! Check out the bass player:)

goawayinternet said:

J.C. Satan-- A current french garage punk / psych band.  The main singer and the bass player are both badass girls.  

I was lucky enough to see them in Brussels while I was travelling through europe.

 

Real farout kick ass tunes :)

J.C. Satan-- A current french garage punk / psych band.  The main singer and the bass player are both badass girls.  

I was lucky enough to see them in Brussels while I was travelling through europe.

Show #394: "The Eggman Collection #126" playlist:

Grand Funk Railroad - "Paranoid"
The Turtles - "Too Young To Be One"
The Clique - "Love Ain't Easy"
Chad & Jeremy - "Rest In Peace [single version]"
Gillian Elisa - "Hedfan"
The Rascals - "You Don't Know"
The Cosmic Brotherhood - "Yentra II"
Heldon - "Mechamment Rock"
Andy Kim - "Baby, I Love You"
The Doors - "Hello, I Love You"
Anita Carter - "All My Trials"
Wings - "Give Me Your Love"
Thundermug - "Orbit"
Morning Dew - "Upon Leaving"
Jason Eddie & The Centremen - "Singing The Blues"
Juice Leskinen & Coitus Int. - "Zeppeliini"
The Kinks - "Nine To Five/When Work Is Over"
Ian Matthews - "Keep On Sailing"
The Mamas & The Papas - "I Saw Her Again"
Klaatu - "Sir Bodsworth Rugglesby III"
Golden Earrings - "Together We Live Together We Love"
The Beatles - "Taxman"
The Box Tops - "Together"
The Fugs - "Dirty Old Man"
Pink Floyd - "See Emily Play"
The Association - "Come The Fall"
Passport - "Jadoo"
Herman's Hermits - "No Milk Today"
The Rascals - "Stop And Think"
John Cale - "Child's Christmas In Wales"
Locomotive - "Get On Away"
Grin - "If I Were A Song"
International Harvester - "Sommarlaten"
Shiva's Headband - "Someone"
The Velvet Underground - "One Of These Days"
Jethro Tull - "Hymn 43"
Smile - "Polar Bear"
The Association - "Come To Me"
Quatrain - "The Tree"
Wild Man Fischer - "The Taster & The Story Of The Taster"
The Critters - "I Wear A Silly Grin"
The Ronettes - "Be My Baby"
The Sting-Rays Of Newburgh - "Fool"
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - "Suppose They Give A War And No One Comes"

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The Revox said:

dublE seems to be a wise man ;-)

I'm 50 years old bicyclist from the Rotterdam area (Netherlands (EU)) and I like music and I used to run Marathon but I'm not into that anymore. Just don't turn up the volume up too much or you will get hearing troubles later on. Go for it!!!

Sagittarius

Almost posted that video, but went with this one instead

Tersicore said:

Too sentimental to my taste but is a good song:

Mickey & Sylvia - Love Is Strange

Everything said, true. I think we baulk at the idea of our favourite band being used in commercials and all that because we want to keep them "our little secret." I think as long as an artist doesn't allow the use of their songs for something that they are fundamentally opposed to, just to earn money, then they are not selling out. Regardless what people think, they gotta eat! The Black Keys covered it pretty well.

In the UK, Iggy's done car insurance ads and John Lydon's done butter ads! Beats the latest slapstick, nose-jobbed face from The Voice!

Well said.

The Pygmies said:

The Black Lips definitely seemed to have influenced alot of bands when they first came out....maybe a little too much!!!