I've read Please Kill Me.  It's a great book.  Anyone read Henry Rollins' 'Get In The Van'?  It's a good read too.

Anything by Country Joe and the Fish falls into this category! 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDhLYJMPlYg

The Vice Barons

check out the Urges, their Psych Ward lp from '07 is amazing, vinyl released on Screaming Apple

Today's bands: of course Curlee Wurlee! (see seeeeeeeensational new release on my page) feat. VOX Super Continental and Hammond, from Germany: The Hara-Kee-Rees on Farfisa, from Irland: The Urges, from Greece: The Frantic V on Farfisa (new release out now too), from France: Sheetah & les Weissmüller. And next to those great 80s bands you mentionned before, i was missing the fantastic Prisoners on Hammond (as well as almost all Graham Day bands). 60s bands: there are plenty of them... in addition to your suggestions, i'm also thinking of The Fabs and The Heard right now (ultra cheesy organ sound) and... of course The Monks (Philicorda)!

Check out the Crimson Shadows, from Sweden and the Sound Explosion from Greece.

It's not a problem man. :) I think the retro organ sounds of the 60's are one of the things that turned me on to it in the first place. Can't go wrong with this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8OLqNQm3hs

or this one for sure which you probably heard:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvNHp0b9l0k&feature=related

Check out The Movements from Sweden, Göteborg

ME 2 :):):)

SMF said:

I love women who can handle their liquor.

I love women who can handle their liquor.

Dunno why the first picture of Niagara was removed ......it doesn't have any nudity in it whatsover....go figure :(:(

I didn't realize she was so pretty.  Not one of my faves but definitely did some interesting stuff.

I think this pretty underratewd band can find its place in this section....right??? Who's a fan???:);:)!

loved reading all these.

1. Iggy Pop in 2001.  a small venue, too! Iggy commanded the energy in the entire place like Ive never seen before, he was like 54 years old or something...so animalistic and wild

2. Bad Brains in 2009, a truly out of this world experience, even though it was at a big festival. H.R. was in a trance and chanting things into the mic.He wore a white suit with a chest protector or a bullet proof vest or something.

3. Ian MacKaye, 2005 at this donations-only diy warehouse.  Amy Farina played drums and Ian played electric guitar. He joked with us and talked, reminding us to appreciate the friendly diy scene we have in Jax,FL.  I swear when they were done, everybody got in a single-file line to take turns shaking Ian's hand and having their own short chat with Ian.  He talked with everyone of us, if not for a few seconds. I've never seen anything like that.

really lookin forward to seeing the line up - it's looking like we will start our US vacation with the Shakedown and finish with the Norton shindig !

It's happening in October and I will be there! https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=221130901258379

The dates are October 13 - 15.  Line-up will be announced soon.  On the garage end, I can say Untamed Youth will be playing.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=221130901258379

The website will be open soon, www.lasvegasshakedown.com

Just so you guys know, here is the page for 365 guerilla shows a year... started 2 weeks ago!

Not dead, not sleepin', still alive just low down creepin'.

the VANES said:

Not dead.  Sleepin'.

Check these dudes out:

http://www.myspace.com/thejooksofkent

Start boiling the water, I need to make a phone call.

steam powered.

Johnny sic said:

Kopper, what kinda phone do you have? 2 cups and a string? :)
kopper said:

Doesn't work on my dumbphone. :(

Kopper, what kinda phone do you have? 2 cups and a string? :)
kopper said:

Doesn't work on my dumbphone. :(

Now my phone isn't completely useless. It now has a " special purpose"

Dead Moon, all the way!