I've used TuneCore to get my releases on all the major online stores (Amazon, eMusic, iTunes, Napster, etc.), and yeah, setting up a Bandcamp store is good, too. TuneCore also takes WAVs (I think that's a requirement, actually). They charge $49.99 per release to get digital distribution to all the stores, which I don't think is too bad. They often run specials, too.

Does anyone know labels which dig beat music???

Have you tried Wormtone Records?

http://www.bigk.com/shop.html

Here is the play list from my radio podcast last Tuesday (March 13th).  Last week's program focused on Them's 1965 debut album The Angry Young Them.  You can view a post on that here: http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2012/03/angry-young-them-show-385.html

Download the podcast here: http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/36-Revolution_Rock-20120313-1030-t1331631001.mp3

March 13th Play List:

1.  Mystics – Wasting Time

2.  The Famines – The First World War

3.  Vivian Girls – Such A Joke

4.  The Clean – Anything could Happen

5.  Mother’s Children – Dance To The Rock and Roll Band

6.  Beach Blankets – Greatest Hit

7.  The Diodes – Action Reaction

8.  Terminal Sunglasses – Could That Be People Crossing My Lawn

9.  Hunx – Private Room

10. Silent Movie Type - Pastels

11. BA Johnston w/ The Moby Dicks - McDonald's Coupon Day

12. Them – I Like It Like That

13. Them – I'm Gonna Dress In Black

14. Jack Oblivian –Rat City

15. The Libertines – Up The Bracket

16. Buzzcocks – Harmony In My Head

17. Generation X – Wild Youth

18. MC5 – High School

19. The Sonics – Dirty Robber

20. Deja Voodoo – Rock Therapy

21. Young Rival - Workin'

22. The Mark Inside - House of Cards

23. Long Weekends - Shame On You

24. Radio Birdman – Anglo Girl Desire

25. The D4 – Omerta

The Trip March 18th Show! 

Listen here:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20120318-0030-t1332027000.mp3

Tracks: 

Thanx Rufus...will see you on Apr 21st!!

This has been one of most interesting forum topics for me, as it really shows what obsessive collectors of cool music we have on the garagepunk hideout!!

Keep the posts coming!!!

Rufus F. said:

Dave, I'm in awe of your Cramps collection. I lost about 2/3rds of my Cramps stuff when I moved to Canada and am still building back up my collection. They're a huge band for me. I was a teenage punk rocker who bought Songs the Lord Taught Us in a Virginia Beach record store on a whim 23 years ago and it became the alpha and omega of everything I've listened to since. 

whatwave dave said:

OK Alex...you asked for it:

 

I didn`t count -cause it`s too much work now-but Motörhead,Roky Erickson and Radio Birdman(+their sideprojects!!).

WHY??? Think I don`t need to comment-3 MILESTONES in R´n`R-history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'd like to see a photo of that!

Mr Yates said:

Have to be Big Black for me, I had to get everything Albini released for awhile, so got UK, USA and Australian pressings of most LPs as well re issues and CDs.

Have to be Big Black for me, I had to get everything Albini released for awhile, so got UK, USA and Australian pressings of most LPs as well re issues and CDs.

Dave, I'm in awe of your Cramps collection. I lost about 2/3rds of my Cramps stuff when I moved to Canada and am still building back up my collection. They're a huge band for me. I was a teenage punk rocker who bought Songs the Lord Taught Us in a Virginia Beach record store on a whim 23 years ago and it became the alpha and omega of everything I've listened to since. 

whatwave dave said:

OK Alex...you asked for it:

 

1. Ramones

2. Rolling Stones

3. Who

4. Brian Jonestown Massacre

YEBO,the one you need is:ROKY ERICKSON AND THE ALIENS-THE EVIL ONE(plus one) as the cd version,because it has the "modern humans radio show" as bonus cd.

This CD is a Roky`s best-and every good man should have something of his musical output!!

I second that!Got to see these guys a couple years ago with the Fevers and they still got it!

kopper said:

Here's one you probably don't have, but is an amazing live recording from a Minneapolis band who was around in the late '70s playing wild & raucous garage trash when no one else was! It's insanely good...

http://www.bompstore.com/servlet/Detail?no=11972

Hey man!

There are some Hideout threads here that will maybe satisfy some of your ear-ballin needs, just a starter there:

Panti Christ's:IS THERE ANYTHING WE HAVEN'T HEARD?

Some collection of the greats from the 80's & 90's.

CRIMINALLY OVERLOOKED AL-BOOMS!

BEST CURRENT GARAGE BANDS!

See ya!

So i want some new sounds to sink my earballs into... 
Any recommendations? Garage, surf pop, rockabilly, Psychobilly.
Old, new, either way, send suggestions this direction X

Aaaww! Thanks! Now, I think I just got killed and revived by that!!

Should you come along, we would sink that ship!

Cath said:

No, just your ass contains enough talent and awesomeness. The US couldn't handle the whole of you.

IDON MINE said:

If it's gonna be whatever in Europe, I'll do whatever is needed to help out, haha. To even be more fictional, if it's in the US I'll be there to work on it too - if someone flies my ass over there (...and the rest of myself too, of course).

Behold, the definitive Madchester band. Oldham's finest, The Inspiral Carpets:

http://youtu.be/DPTpBoYVD8Q

"Psychedelic Sunrise" by the Chesterfield Kings.  I also really like "61/49" by the Romantics.

I also like all of those Cynics' albums that John mentioned earlier, especially "Rock'n'Roll."

I agree about 'On Fyre.' A great album!
 
LastofmyKind said:

The Lyres - "On Fyre" 1984 or The Monks "Black Monk Time" 1966. I also would throw in The Black Lips "Let It Bloom" 2005.

I lasted 1 minute and 4 seconds.  That's 1 minute and 4 seconds I shall never get back!  Aww crap!!!

"Great things are not accomplished by those who yield to trends and fads and popular opinion." Jack Kerouac

http://www.e-chords.com/chords/question-mark-and-the-mysterians/96-tears

dying slowly said:

Two points:

1)any one know any cheap organs.

2)can any one post how to play some songs;96 tears, liar liar, and some similar organ parts.

To be fair, for any one wondering Dirty water is just;D,G,C,B (triads, note B is quite complex cause the layout of the keys means a standerd triad is Bm diminished).

Also the basis for 96 tears is a C7 chord (C with a Bflat added at the high end) and G

That has made my day.

Emily Thomas said:

A friend of mine somehow managed to get "Fellas the Goose is Dead" out of Bauhaus "Bela Lugosi's Dead"

Show #365: "Moon Songs" playlist:

Gandalf - "I Watch The Moon"
Tommy Roe - "Moontalk"
Mike McGear - "The Man Who Found God On The Moon"
King Crimson - "Moonchild featuring The Dream and The Illusion"
Yesterday's Children - "Hunter's Moon"
Nick Hoffman - "King Of The Moon"
The Magic Mixture - "Moonbeams"
Davie Allan & The Arrows - "Moonfire"
Paul Revere & The Raiders - "Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon"
Quicksilver Messenger Service - "Maiden Of The Cancer Moon"
The Gamblers - "Moon Dawg!"
Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies - "Moonsong: Pelog"
The Poets - "I'll Cry With The Moon"
Kissing Spell - "Yellow Moon"
Jonathan King - "Everyone's Gone To The Moon"
Cat Stevens - "Moonstone"
Sue Lynne - "Reach For The Moon"
Nick Drake - "Pink Moon"
Amon Duul II - "Stumbling Over Melted Moonlight"
The Travelers - "Spanish Moon"
Linn County - "Moon Food"
The Deep - "Psychedelic Moon"
Tenderfoot Kids - "Tomorrow The Moon"
Tiny Tim - "Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight"
The Mothers Of Invention - "Concentration Moon"
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - "Moonlight On Vermont"
Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Bad Moon Rising"
The Nice - "Diamond-Hard Blue Apples Of The Moon"
The Coachmen - "Mr. Moon"
Slapp Happy - "Casablanca Moon"
Procol Harum - "Skip Softly (My Moonbeams)"
Kenny & The Fiends - "Moon Shot"
The Walker Brothers - "Turn Out The Moon"
Nicholas Hammond - "Don't Switch Off The Moon Mr. Spaceman"
Galactic Federation - "Moon Shot"
Sparks - "Moon Over Kentucky"
The Fourth Way - "The Far Side Of Your Moon"
Kevin Ayers & The Whole World - "Shooting At The Moon"
Taste - "Blister On The Moon"
Electric Frankenstein - "Moon Walk"
The Cape Kennedy Construction Company - "The First Step On The Moon"
Paladin - "Mix Your Mind With Moonbeams"

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Playlist Mar 15/2012

6PM EST start for this show and we had The Shanks as special guests towards the end of the show. The Shanks came on in full stage regalia which created a bit of a stir as they marched through the student population, prop whisky bottle in hand with straight faces all around!

1. Uranus....Cruisin'...from a live to air on CFNY May 1980. And speaking of live to air, next week's show marks the 30th anniversary of Uranus live to CHRW from the Embassy Hotel. We'll have Frank and Jack from Uranus on air to talk about that show and other stuff.

2. catl...Hey Hey...from their first LP Adonde Vas A Ningun Lado...catl will be playing tonight at Call The Office here in London Ontario.

catl at The Black Shire Pub in London Ontario....at one of our shows from a few years back.

3. catl...Cinderblocks...from their brand new CD, Soon This Will All Be Gone.

4. catl...Caroline...recorded live at Call The Office 9/29/11

5. catl...Cocaine Blues...from their 2nd LP, With The Lord For Cowards You Will Find No Place.

6. catl...Working Man's Soul...recorded live at Call The Office 9/29/11.

7. Flat Duo Jets...Wild Wild Lover...from their first LP on Dog Gone Records from 1989. Finally saw the Dex Romweber documentary, 2 Headed Cow, so it was time for a double shot of Flat Duo Jets.

8. Flat Duo Jets...Flat Duo Jets Anthem...from the Go Go Harlem Baby LP from 1991.

9. 63 Monroe...bad Bad Rawk'n'Roll...from their latest 7" and they play Call The Office on Saturday night.

10. 222's...Hold Up...from the Only In Canada Eh 1977-1982 CD and goes out to Light Bulb Alley who will be playing in London on Apr 21/2012.

11. White Lung...Atlanta...from their self titled debut LP and they play London on Monday Apr 16th.

12. Legend Killers...Gunpowder...from their 1989 7" that we put out.

13. Teenanger...Don't know the song name, but this was recorded at Call The Office 3/2/12.

14. Strange Attractor...Mutant Love...as above.

15. The Kills...I Kill Me...from a 7" from this garagepunk hideout band.

And it was about this time that we were invaded by The Shanks and their entourage.

16. The Shanks...Tenderizer...from their latest CD, Skordalia

17. The Shanks...Jesus Make It Fun...from their Dark Richard Show CD.

18. The Shanks..Like A Bomb..from the Skordalia CD.

19. The Shanks...Christmas Star...from the Dark Richard Show CD.

20. The Shanks..Coyotes...from the Skordalia CD.

21. Pack AD... Sirens...from their latest LP, Unpersons and they will be in London on Mar 29/2012.


Next week it's the 30th anniversary of Uranus playing live to air on CHRW so we'll be playing some of that show from exactly 30 years ago and bringing Frank and Jack from Uranus onair to talk about their latest projects and stuff.

http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/..94-9CHRWThu1800.mp3


http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/..94-9CHRWThu1830.mp3


http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/..94-9CHRWThu1900.mp3