How many are there? Can you name em all? Which ones your favorites including songs?
I dont know many but of course Thee Headcoats, The Milkshakes and... im drawing a blank
December 17, 2011 9:05 PM CST
How many are there? Can you name em all? Which ones your favorites including songs?
I dont know many but of course Thee Headcoats, The Milkshakes and... im drawing a blank
December 17, 2011 8:44 PM CST
Great post, John.
December 17, 2011 8:41 PM CST
What's the name of that place in New Orleans that looks like a Burlesque house on the inside? I'm told it was once a brothel. Great place. Warsaw in Brooklyn is a great place , too , if they still do shows. Joe "King" Carrasco's Nacho Daddy in Puerto Vallarta is pretty f'in cool , too . There's a small club in Berwyn , Illinois called Cigars 'n' Bars. I loathe cigars , but they keep that separate. The whole place is decked out in Biker , Horror and Wrestling memorabilia. There's even a mannequin dressed up like The Bride of Frankenstein. After I had five empty cabs pass me , in February , I asked the owner , an ex- Wrestling Promoter , if he knew of a more reputable cab company than the one that was turning down my business. He personally got on the horn and called the company , demanding that they have a cab for me in 10 minutes. It was more like 8. That would NOT happen in Chicago , and , probably not where you live , either....When I first went to New York , in '84 , I checked out as many venues as I could. Danceteria was actually pretty cool , when they were'nt playing House Music , or whatever Disco was called that year. They had a pavillion on the roof , with a bar , and a view of The Empire State Building. Peppermint Lounge was cool , but , it was "Rap Night" , and I was already tired of that. I did go to CBGB , but , it was too late for Punk , or anything interesting , and too early for The Punk Revival. It was'nt nearly as nasty as you've been told. The bathrooms were , but , they were downstairs . At the recently closed Ronnie's , in Chicago , the stank was in your face ! That goes double for the Fireside Bowl "Choking in The Boy's Room !!!". CBGB's looked like an old , worn out , Western movie set , to me. It was kind of depressing , because I figured Kristal could've afforded to give it a paintjob and some minor touchups. Met some cool people there , though. I just remember the jukebox was terrible. No Punk or Protopunk 45s . All I could find to play was "Walk , Don't Run" by The Ventures and "Sittin' in The Balcony" by Eddie Cochran.
December 16, 2011 5:22 PM CST
The 40 Watt Club in Athens, GA, of course.
December 16, 2011 2:56 PM CST
Been a looong time since I went clubbing, but I nominate Emo's in Austin, TX. Killer Jukebox, 2 stages, and even the bouncers are nice. It's also close to a great watering hole, Casino El Camino.
Haven't been to Europe, but I always hear nice things about Spain and the Netherlands, re band treatment, rabid fans, and cool scenes.
December 17, 2011 7:38 PM CST
I'm not here to argue , just to reply....I always thought "Eternally Yours" was a cool cover , in a moody sort of way (Imagine , moody and Chris Bailey together...). And I think "Kick Out The Jams " was a great use of glitter and collage from various live shots. It presented the band as very commercial and very uncommercial at the same time , like The Alice Cooper band 's "Love it To Death"....Take this , and the uncensored liner notes to "Jams",with the band wearing White Panther buttons IN THEIR SKIN , it blew my shit away when I was a kid and checked out my Brother's copy.
This is'nt the original Sir Douglas Quintet , on this album cover , but , the early 80's reunion lineup (Which also included Doug Sahm's Son , Shawn.).
Men are'nt my thing , but , while some guys are obviously handsome , others are'nt ugly , but don't really stand out too much , either . I met Doug Sahm , twice , and he looked like what he was , cool. He did'nt look like a boiler , that's for sure. Speedy Sparks (On the far right.) , I used to know him pretty well in the 80's and 90's. Like all of us , he's aged since then , but , he was always a pretty average looking guy , maybe some would say , a little better than average , in person , I don't know. His Godsons are the too pretty for words Charlie and Will Sexton , which means nothing or plenty . Augie Meyer is a friend of mine , and we should ALL look as good after we've hit 70. I guess I never gave his looks much thought , again , men are'nt my thing , but I will break code , here , concerning Alvin Crow (Second from Right.). I don't think I've EVER seen a good picture of him. But , I saw him play , once , and he was an average looking , somewhat older guy. The SDQ had BAD ASS long hair , long before most US Garage bands. Arguably , only Richard Tepp (Richard and The Young Lions) or Moulty could have touched Augie for massive long locks in 1965. And , he was bad enough to keep 'em , too.
But , this LP looks like a rush job on a small European label , and , while it's not the most flattering photo of the band , ca. 1981 , a lot of other , unauthorized LPs like this came out of Europe in the 80's. I've got one that's also , misleadingly , called "Mendocino (It's not a re- ish of the album of that name , but , it has some then - rare material. I told Speedy Sparks about some of the tunes , and he confessed to being unfamiliar with them. I did'nt have the heart to tell him , he's on the cover - a much better , pro shot of the same lineup.).
Country , Polka , Religious , Xmas , Psuedo - Ethnic vocal , Bad Lounge , and many others is where the ugly hides....And it's not even hiding. But , sure , there's some UGLY Rock'n'Roll records , too.
December 17, 2011 3:58 PM CST
December 17, 2011 2:46 PM CST
December 17, 2011 6:40 PM CST
You were right not to correct your Godchild , I think. Now it's got MONKEY meaning !
I TURNED INTO A MONKEY - OH , WHOA , OH !...... My friend had his little girl sing "Iron Man" for us , built it up like a big production , and she goes , "OZZY lost his mind....".
Bibliodiscoteque said:
My godson used to sing the Misfits' Attitude as "Attitude You got some MONKEY attitude" I never though to correct her and now the song has a new meaning.
December 17, 2011 4:51 PM CST
My godson used to sing the Misfits' Attitude as "Attitude You got some MONKEY attitude" I never though to correct her and now the song has a new meaning.
December 17, 2011 4:40 PM CST
Fred , God bless him , has got "Beans in his ears" , too , from playing loud music for so many years. What was the line "...And he's taking my place" ? I have'nt heard it in a while.
Then , there's your countrymen , The Dukes , with "I'm an Unskilled Worker" - "Every day , when I'm alone , I just become a lazy bone"....Oh , wait , that IS what he said.
Or , not exactly misheard , but , The Rattles with "Las Vegas"- "LA LA LA LA , AUS ! AUS ! LAS VEGAS !!" ("From , From Las Vegas ?!") , and "HAVE A WHISKEY ! HAVE A SODA !" (I THINK THEY MEANT "HAVE A WHISKEY SODA" OR "HAVE A WHISKEY AND SODA", but , maybe it did'nt break down that way , to them......For which , I'm grateful.
The Raw Cuts said:
A friend back in Germany thought for reasons unknown to me that Fred Cole sings in 'Walking On My Grave' 'there's a new kid on the block and he's drinking my blood'. He must have had beans in his ears(a famous German saying).
December 17, 2011 4:22 PM CST
A friend back in Germany thought for reasons unknown to me that Fred Cole sings in 'Walking On My Grave' 'there's a new kid on the block and he's drinking my blood'. He must have had beans in his ears(a famous German saying).
December 17, 2011 3:37 PM CST
That's hilarious. I think the closest Johnny got to that was on "Stations of The Cross" where he's doing yet another live version of "Do You Love Me" , dedicating it to HenryVIII.
Johnny: Yew broke mah HAHHT cuz ah cud'nt dance....SO AH FUCKIN' CUT YER HEAD OFF !!!.......Ah kin Mash POTATAH , AH KIN DO DA TWIST !
Walter : DO THE TWIST !
Johnny : Ah kin cut yuh head off ! Ah could fuck yo' bitch ! (??)
Walter : I could make you piss ! (BOTH) TELL MEEEEEE , TELL MEEEE .......
MikeL said:
I have a good one. Remember "Do You Love Me?" by the Contours? The line that says, "I can mash potato," well, I seriously thought the singer sang "I'm a masturbator" when I first heard that song:) I wondered to myself at the time, "How did they get away with releasing that song in 1962?" I wonder if Johnny Thunders ever thought to sing it that way.
December 16, 2011 4:48 PM CST
LOL, that's even better than my misunderstood lyric:)
Mark George Harrison said:
In Eddie Cochrans Drive in show theres a line which sounds like 'took my penis to the candy bar!' its actually 'i'll bet my peanuts to a candy bar' which I just had to look up after 30 odd years of wondering! God bless t'internet!
December 16, 2011 4:48 PM CST
I have a good one. Remember "Do You Love Me?" by the Contours? The line that says, "I can mash potato," well, I seriously thought the singer sang "I'm a masturbator" when I first heard that song:) I wondered to myself at the time, "How did they get away with releasing that song in 1962?" I wonder if Johnny Thunders ever thought to sing it that way.
December 17, 2011 5:08 PM CST
Empty Heart (Stones), Steppin' Stone (Raiders) are well-covered classics. For new stuff, I like the Mummies' Wild Fuck, and I'm bigger than you.
December 17, 2011 4:04 PM CST
Use Dropbox to send the files to each other, it's free and if you send each other invites from it you can get some more free storage.
I don't have a clue about GarageBand, never used it.
There might be some information in the Offical Recording Thread.
Good luck!
December 17, 2011 2:38 PM CST
Hey there,
I'm trying to record guitar using GarageBand, for a recording project where the bass player and drummer live in different countries. How do we sync up our parts? Do I have to use a metronome and if so, how is this done? Do I try to sync each downstroke to the beat of the metronome? 'Cos I tried it and it sounded kind of mechanical, not in a good way.
Also - anyone used the built-in guitar amps on GarageBand? Which amp/setting is best for a classic first-Ramones-album guitar sound?
December 17, 2011 4:02 PM CST
Just joined, so I don't really see too much to complain about. I like the connectivity, and the fact that it's specialized (try finding music fans on Diaspora, etc.). I would like to see a sidebar on our accounts letting us link to our fave sites, etc. Kinda lets visitors get a sense of you as well.
December 17, 2011 3:47 PM CST
Yes! Les Rallizes Denudes - strong out deeper than the night, this band is super: Crampsy, noir-ish, w/ washes of noise, and a hypnotic bass. Good to sway to... Article, thinks they're Japanese.
December 17, 2011 11:02 AM CST
Any other fans of the mighty CHROME CRANKS out there? I just learned they have a new LP coming out next month... their first since 1997!?! Can't wait! Here's a taste:
December 17, 2011 6:31 AM CST
December 17, 2011 1:18 AM CST
Show #353: "All Requests Show #2" playlist:
The Mahavishnu Orchestra - "Birds Of Fire"
The Factory - "Try A Little Sunshine"
Chicago - "Fancy Colours"
Etta James - "Baby What You Want Me To Do"
Tintern Abbey - "Vacuum Cleaner"
Joni Mitchell - "Songs To Aging Children Come"
The Music Machine - "Masculine Intuition"
Simon & Garfunkel - "The Only Living Boy In New York"
Consortium - "The Day The Train Never Came"
Bob Lind - "Mr. Zero"
Julian's Treatment - "Fourth From The Sun"
Bee Gees - "I Started A Joke"
July - "Jolly Mary"
De Maskers - "Death!!!"
Deep Purple - "Smoke On The Water"
The Attack - "Strange House"
Cat Stevens - "The Wind"
Scott Walker - "Duchess"
Death - "Politicians In My Eyes"
King Crimson - "Starless And Bible Black"
Stray - "In Reverse/Some Say"
The Seeds - "Can't Seem To Make You Mine"
Roy Buchanan - "The Messiah Will Come Again"
Be Bop Deluxe - "Adventures In A Yorkshire Landscape"
War - "Beetles In The Bog"
Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - "Don't You Just Know It"
The Turtles - "Somewhere Friday Night"
801 - "East Of Asteroid"
The Monks - "Oh, How To Do Now"
The Blue Banana - "My Luv"
David Bowie - "Life On Mars?"
Crabby Appleton - "Go Back"
The Dave Clark Five - "You Got What It Takes"
Wilkinson Tri-Cycle - "9-5, '59"
The Seekers - "I'll Never Find Another You"
Carole King - "Smackwater Jack"
Rush - "I Think I'm Going Bald
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December 16, 2011 9:01 PM CST
12-16-11
Santa Had a Wreck – Terry Anderson & The Olympic Ass-Kickin’ Team
Mr. Santa Claus – The Fleshtones
Dancin’ With Santa – The Trashmen
Christmas Stocking – Roger LaVern & The Microns
Christmas Lights – Wild Billy Childish & the Musicians of the British Empire
Lyin’ Girl – Reigning Sound
No Greater Love – The Flat Duo Jets
Cut it Out – Joe Tex
Let’s Do the Ubangi Stomp – The Outcasts
Run, Run, Run/Who Do You Love – The Plimsouls
Watch This – The Havox
Like Long Hair – Paul Revere & the Raiders
Keep Me Posted – The Norvins
Make Me Tremble – Joey Ramone & Andy Shernoff
Cake on My Pants, Baby – Gary “Pig” Gold
I’ll Always Be Around – The Higher State
Needles in the Camel’s Eye – The Hickoids
En Attendant La Fin Du Monde – Curlee Wurlee
Local Lunchbox
Old Lady – Trent Fox & the Tenants
Sounds Fine to Me – Trent Fox & the Tenants
Drinking Song – The Hussy
Social Critique of Madison – The Hussy
Numbers – The Barreracudas
Middle Way – The Gerry Alvarez Odyssey
Touch Sensitive – The Fall
Forensic R& B – The Spartan Dreggs
Back in the U.S.A. – Bloodshot Bill
Martha Berner live in the studio
Little Miss Keith Richards – John Wesley Coleman
Black Train – Mighty Fine
Monkey Man – Lonnie Youngblood & His Bloodhounds
Late, Late Party – The Martinis
Long Way Down – The Booze
Cold Deck – Trapper Schoepp & The Shades
Zero to Stupid – Tommy Stinson
Jesus Was a Wino – Lydia Loveless
Goodbye – The Cobras
Gunnin’ For Peter – The Wailers
Rockin’ at the Hop – The Red Counts
Worry, Worry, Worry – Tommy Knackin & the Four Jets
Red Hot – Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs
Little Runaway – Ramma Lamma
She Got Soul – The Live Ones
Hitman – Wax Idols
She’s Dancing Around – Eddy Current Suppression Ring
Skull Hair – Heavy Times
Terrapin – King Khan & The BBQ Show
Demon the Whiskey Down – The Naked Heroes
December 16, 2011 5:40 PM CST