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    • February 13, 2014 1:34 AM CST
    • Y'Think Skrewdriver kinda got into it?  They were the leaders of the whole White Power Punk movement in The UK.    But , they began as a Pub - Rock band with no Nazi affiliations. Then they got involved with The National Front. Their Singer , who died a few years ago , was facing a murder charge in the killing of a Black man. I don't know if his guilt or innocence was proven, or not. For their notoriety , and being banned in the US (sOME OF THEIR RECORDS TURN UP AS REISSUES.), their original releases are now fetching big bucks. I saw one for a dollar , once. I was tempted to sell it on eBay , and turn the money over to The Holocaust Museum. These things have a way of biting you on the ass , even if you mean well.

      That's not to say they did'nt have some good Rock'n'Roll songs , it's just the lyrical content I could'nt get into. I've known peopel who are'nt Right WIng at all , but , listen to Skrewdriver. Even some BlacK PEOPLE DO. It's not that I'm so PC , I'm for free speech , but , there's a lot of things that irritate me , not always on a political level , and I have the right to not listen to them.

      "Bad Habits " was kinda like a Bubblegum song. "Gimme Some Head" IS Bubblegum. Any song that says "Gimme" at least two or three times qualifies. "Gimme Gimme Gimme Some" by The Skunks , then , Sons of Hercules , is an excellent example.

      Feedera was some fucked up shit.....IN A GOOD WAY. I know Frank Discussions ex - roommate. Frank never "Stole " Jello's wife.

      Eater was a great group. "Get Raped" is rude , indeed , but a band CALLED "The Raped " followed in their wake  , and , reportedly , they were even younger than Eater !!! They had a song about pedophelia , too.

      Ah , yes, The Dictators had several . They turned a lot of negative stereotypes on their ear. "Back To Africa" , the title sounds caustic. But , it's about cultural confusion , when a White guy dates a Ghananian (?)  woman. This was a subject almost never touched on in the day , barring the Hot Chocolate / Stories classic "Brother Louie". IN A HUMOROUS WAY , the song attains PC status.

      "Master Race Rock" was'nt about bringing back The SS. It was ABOUT BRINGING BACK BURGERS, HOT RODS , HAVING FUN , GETTING SOME EXERCISE , HYGEINE , AND LOVING THE LADIES. LET'S GO !

      Just calling themselves "The Dictators" pissed the elders off. Why would proudly Jewish men call themselves that?  Because it's hilarious. It's reversing a stereotype. People thought Jews could'nt be macho , cocky , even arrogant , until they got a load of HANDSOME DICK MANITOBA.

      I always thought the infamous line " I knocked 'em dead in Dallas , they did'nt know we were Jews." was a reference to Jack Ruby . mAYBE NOT..........

      EVEN TODAY , WHEN YOU SEE HDM IN PERSON , HE SUMMONS MANY NON - BIBLICAL JEWISH HEROES - HENNY YOUNGMAN , LENNY BRUCE , MAX BAER (THE FATHER AND THE SON).   i'M SURE HE'S GLAD TO WEED OUT ANYONE WHO'D SAY HE'S NOT PC , LIKE IT'S A BAD THING......BUT , MOST PEOPLE GET IT. IT'S TOTAL BORSCHT BELT . HANDSOME DICK , SYL SYLVAIN , AND SCANT FEW OTHERS ARE KEEPING IT ALIVE.

      NEVER THOUGHT OF "Useless Eater" as un - PC , JUST A REFLECTION OF THE  OVER-INDULGENT LIFESTYLE THAT PUT MIKEY VOMIT INTO AN EARLY GRAVE. I DID'NT KNOW HIM ( I KNEW THEIR DRUMMER), But , I remembe rwhere I was when I heard he'd died.

    • February 12, 2014 10:37 PM CST
    • GG's Bad Habits is one of my favorite songs by him...insane lyrics

      Feederz - Jesus is another cool and politically incorrect song

      Queers - Fagtown

      Angry Samoans, as already mentioned - they have a lot of offensive songs. Easily one of the best punk bands because of it (my opinion of course).

      Eater has that song Get Raped...not very pc. 

      Dictators got several

      Vomit Pigs - Useless Eater

      Fang - Destroy the Handicap 

      Nobunny - I am A girlfriend

      Most FEAR songs

      Wire - Mary Is A Dyke 

      Some by band name alone: Hitler SS, Nazis From Mars, Child Molesters, Black Randy, Joy Divison, Martin and the Brown Shirts

      Then there are all the bands with Nazi facinations: Dead Boys, Stooges, Ramones, .... I think Skrewdriver kinda got into it too?

       

    • February 12, 2014 10:05 PM CST
    • For me, I'd have to say the first Monkees album. I watched the TV show all the time as a kid and was obsessed with the Monkees. That's probably what got me into garage rock, but actually "hot" for it would probably be the Nuggets comps. Blew my mind to hear so many insanely killer bands mixed with a few things that I was already into through my dad's records like Paul Revere and the Raiders, Amboy Dukes, Status Quo...etc. I listened to every song, read about every band and it just sort of blew up from there. Thanks Lenny!

    • February 11, 2014 5:32 PM CST
    • That's pretty cool. . When  Dead Moon were still around  , there was no buying their records on a whim.....They very rarely turned up in stores until the last few years of their reign. Or , if stores carried 'em , they'd seldom restock.   Most of their stuff , I had to order from Fred and Toody , or buy in person , when they finally started doing gigs , here.....

      I bought my first Dead Moon record at the legendary Wax Trax Record store , which was about to go out of busines. It was '92 , and I might not have even seen it , as it was in the Hardcore section !

    • February 11, 2014 5:05 PM CST
    • Defiance by Dead Moon, brought the LP on a whim and it blew my mind, I haven't looked back since. Still one of my fav garage rock albums

    • February 12, 2014 9:55 PM CST
    • Played a handfull of shows with Nobunny which have all been fun. Seen him last week with the Hussy. Hussy were great! Nobunny was good too, Justin is a great preformer. He seems to come to Toronto a few times a year.

       

      Sold my first press/ special edition of Love Visons last year for 80 bucks. Bummer to get rid of it, but times are tough. 

    • February 12, 2014 6:59 PM CST
    • I love Nobunny, but I am super sad because his show with The Hussy in Atlanta was cancelled tonight due to snow. By the way, Atlanta is totally retarded when it comes to snow.

    • February 12, 2014 12:39 PM CST
    • They're from Tucson.

    • February 12, 2014 12:20 PM CST
    • Ungodly 77s said:

      I am a Nobunny fan. Sadly, I just missed a show they played in Detroit last weekend because the weather was so bad and roads were dangerous I couldn't make it out there. 

      I dig Hunx, too. 

      You should check out the Okmonix (I think Nobunny was in that band). They are cool!

      The Okmoniks from Arizona? I didn't know that...

    • February 12, 2014 10:28 AM CST
    • I am a Nobunny fan. Sadly, I just missed a show they played in Detroit last weekend because the weather was so bad and roads were dangerous I couldn't make it out there. 

      I dig Hunx, too. 

      You should check out the Okmonix (I think Nobunny was in that band). They are cool!

    • February 12, 2014 9:46 PM CST
    • I saw this posted on another message board a few weeks ago. May be picked over by now? It'd be cool to check out regardless. 

    • February 12, 2014 9:23 PM CST
    • This week's podcast/program was on Detroit garage, mostly old a little bit of newer bands were featured.  I also threw in some blues, and R&B from the 50s and 60s.

      Detroit garage play list:

      1.  Sonic’s Rendezvous Band – City Slang (City Slang Single - 1978)
      2.  Blue Squares – Stop And Wonder Why (Live At GBS Studio, Detroit - 2011)
      3.  Star Tabernacle – Hotel Yorba (Live at the Gold Dollar - 1998)
      4.  The Von Bondies – Lack of Communication (Lack Of Communication - 2001)
      5.  The Fishcats – My Lips Are On Fire (It Came From The Garage II - 1987)
      6.  John Lee Hooker – Sally Mae (Boogie Chilen' - 1948)
      7.  Joe Weaver & The Don Juans – Baby, I Love You So (Baby, I Love You So - 1956)
      8.  Outrageous Cherry – ‘Til I Run Out (Outrageou Cherry - 1994)
      9.  The Sights – Send Your Loving To Me (Live) (Ghettoblaster Volume 2 - 2002)
      10. Hysteric Narcotics – Anna (It Came From The Garage - 1986)
      11. The Rationals – Look What You’re Doing (To Me) (Look What You're Doing Single - 1965)
      12. The Go – Keep On Trash (Whatcha Doin' - 1999)
      13. The Gories – You Little Nothing (It Came From The Garage II - 1987)
      14. 3-D Invisibles – I Married A Monster From Outer Space (It Came From The Garage - 1986)
      15. Chit Chat – Attitude (Chit Chat EP - 2012)
      16. King Sound Quartet - Annihilate This Week (Annihilate This Week Single - 1996)
      17. Fake Surfers – Nonsense (Fake Surfers - 2012)
      18. Death – Freakin Out (... For The Whole World To See - 2009)
      19. Destroy All Monsters – Nobody Knows (What Do I Get? Single - 1979)
      20. The Dirtbombs – Cedar Point '76 (White Stripes/Dirtbombs Split Single - 2000)
      21. MC5 – Looking At You tr.5 (Back In The USA - 1970)
      22. White Stripes – Little Bird (De Stijl - 2000)
      23. Andre Williams – Bobby Jean (Mr. Rhythm Is Movin'!. The Original 1955-1960 Fortune Recordings - 2011)
      24. Mary Wells – I’m So Sorry (I Don't Want To Take A Chance Single - 1961)
      25. Hentchmen – Late Model Ford (Hentch Forth Five - 2007)
      26. The Stooges – Down On The Street (Single Mix) (Fun House Deluxe Edition - 2005)

      Download/listen to this podcast:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/36-Revolution_Rock-20140211-1030-t1392114600.mp3

      A blog post I did on The Hentchmen from Detroit, MI:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2014/02/the-hentchmen-hentch-forth-show-495.html

    • February 12, 2014 11:13 AM CST
    • Angry Samoans - Inside My Brain

      Dictators - Go Girl Crazy and everything else

      Gang Of Four Entertainment

      Wire Pink Flag

      GG Allin Always Was Always Shall Be

      Cockney Rejects Greatest Hits Vol 1

      Slaughter and the Dogs - Dog Style

      Motorhead S/T and Overkill

      Some of my favourites, plus all those Please Kill Me bands that have been mentioned multiple times. A lot of good metal formed around this time too, much of it with punk influence—mostly the nwobhm stuff.

    • February 12, 2014 7:38 AM CST
    • Yeah, I know.  I have one or two their live recording(s), too.  Yeah, 7" bootleg EP which I have includes "Silver Machine"!  But the sound quality really sucks! :D

       

    • February 11, 2014 6:33 PM CST
    • Dead Boy , You're right ,  "Over The Top " and "Ballroom Blitz" were credited to Motordamn (Sometimes called "Motordamned"). But , when The Damned broke up , for the first of many times , Vanian , Scabies and The Captain briefly regrouped as "The Doomed" , and they WERE Doomed. But , I've heard one live recording , they sound pretty good. They even did "Silver Machine" !

    • February 11, 2014 12:48 AM CST
    • I AGREE. Motorhead was the first Metal band Punks could agree on . Before there was talk of "Crossover" or "Speed Metal", They were arguably more intense , more "Who gives a fuck?" than many Punk bands. They were'nt part of The New Wave of British Heavy Metal. "We are Motorhead , and We're Gonna Kick Your Butts !"- LEMMY.    I WAS JUST THINKING OF "OVERKILL" , YESTERDAY....My favorite early 80's LP , tho' , would be "Iron Fist"..... I EVEN LIKE THE EARLY STUFF , WITH LARRY WALLIS , WHICH ALMOST NO ONE LIKES. Lemmy was well liked by  the Punk crowd , even though he did'nt conform to their dress sense , and he even did a short stint playing Bass for The Damned as "The Doomed".

    • February 10, 2014 9:06 AM CST
    • Has to be The Ramones. Probably First one just for the way it flows. Does Motorhead's Overkill fall into this category? Lemmy said they had a lot in common with the punks. Some great songs on that album.

    • February 8, 2014 12:04 PM CST
    • "IT'S ALIVE!"  -  Ramones

    • February 12, 2014 9:15 AM CST
    • THE TRIP! FEB 9TH SHOW!

      Listen here!  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20140209-0030-t1391905801.mp3

      The setlist!  


      THE FUTURE PRIMITIVES - ZIG ZAG WANDERER 
      DR. SPEC'S OPTICAL ILLUSION - SHE'S THE ONE 
      NIGHT BEATS - THE RAT KING 
      CHARLIE AND CHAN - MY BOYFRIEND IS LEARNING KARATE 
      JACILDO E SEUS RAPAZES - TARZAN, REI DOS MACACOS 
      FANG - I WANNA BE ON TV 
      THE EX-CELS- LIKE A DREAM 
      THE GRUESOMES- GET OUTTA MY HAIR 
      TRINI LOPEZ - SINNER NOT A SAINT 
      THE DIODES- BEHIND THOSE EYES 
      SPUTNIK MONROE - SPUTNIK HIRES A BAND 
      ROSE DUBATS - SIGNALS FROM SATURN 
      THE TEARJERKERS - EARTHQUAKE DATE 
      MICK RONSON - WHITE LIGHT/WHITE HEAT 
      JIMMY WAGES - MAD MAN 
      THE NOMADS - THOUGHTS OF A MAD MAN 
      THE HEADCOATS - THOUGHTS OF A HANGMAN 
      THE ANIMALS - ROAD RUNNER 
      THE SPIDERS - BOOM BOOM 
      BILLY "THE KID" EMERSON- THE WHIP (PART 1) 
      TICO & THE TRIUMPHS - MOTORCYCLE 
      THE CHARLES - MOTORCYCLE 
      THE TRASHWOMEN - SHE'S A BAD MOTORCYCLE 
      THE LEATHER BOY - ON THE GO 
      DAVEY DAY - MOTORCYCLE MIKE 
      THE GRUESOMES - THEME FROM BIKERS FROM HELL 
      BRIGITTE BARDOT - HARLEY DAVIDSON 

    • February 10, 2014 9:47 PM CST
    • Do you know where to find a list of albums produced by Pete Curry (aside from the ones he did with Los straitjackets and Eddie Angels different projects)? Such a great producer, and sound engineer.

    • February 9, 2014 12:31 AM CST
    • .......Check out The Sirens , from Detroit , too. THEY FORMED AROUND THE TURN OF TEH CENTURY, as a glammed - out girl garage group. Eventually , they took in Male members (huh huh huh ). When they played Chicago in 2006 , they had a Male Drummer , and , later, a male second Guitarist. The band took some ribbing from "Serious " Detroit musicians and fans , because they only did covers. Yeah , but they were doing Sweet , Slade , Roky Erickson , MC5 , Hollywood Brats , Equals , Gary Glitter , Suzi Quatro , Stooges , and even the seemingly never - covered "Go Back" by Crabby Appleton. I did'nt have a problem with that.

      The band seldom got out of their own back yard , but toured Eastern Europe. They released two albums, breaking up not long after the second , but , reforming sporadically. Their Lead Singer and Costume Designer was Uber Vixen and really nice gal , Muffy Kroha. Yes , Dan Kroha's sister. She can scream her head off , but  her range is such , I really thought the band had two singers. She's probably laffin' about that one , still , today.

    • February 9, 2014 12:04 AM CST
    • Hmmmm....I only own two of their 45s. One being "She's A mONSTER", OF COURSE. Garage was uncool , here , then , almost as uncool as it is now, I mean with snarlin' vocals , fuzztone and tremeloed gutars , cheesy keys , thumpin' beats. When was that last hip ?    I saw The Uglybeats get it right , but that was about 6 years ago. When is "Pebbes MCXVIII + XI - Micronesia Attacks", due out , I wonder' ?

    • February 8, 2014 4:24 PM CST
    • Creation For All That I Am
      Five Americans Western Union
      Who Run Run Run
      Les Fleur de Lys Circles
      Gwen Mars Venus
      Cherrypops Jede Nacht
      Love Battery See Your Mind
      Screaming Trees Ocean of Confusion
      Cosmonauts Shaker
      Dum Dum Girls Evil Blooms
      Pack AD The Water
      Launderettes Hot Rocks
      Briefs Orange Alert
      Rubber City Rebels Paper Dolls
      Token Entry Doing It Again
      Fiendz Don't Point
      Attack Magic In The Air
      Heard Stop It Baby
      Grace Slick & The Great Society Somebody to Love
      Bob Seger System 2+2=
      Barbacoa Venus in Spurs
      Rebel Set Old Heart
      Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside The Eagle Has Landed
      Stupidity King Midas
      F.O.C. Just Like Mr. Trendy Said
      Adverts On Wheels
      Eater Outside View
      Incredible Kidda Band Can I Take The Car Tonight
      Baby Woodrose Information Overload
      Ugly Beats Take A Stand
      Cynics Last Day
      Fleshtones Roman Gods
      Fuzz This Time I've Got Reason
      Pampers Sack Attack
      White Fence Mr. Adams/Who Feels Right?
      Iggy Pop I Got A Right
      Dinosaur Jr. Yeah We Know
      Godfathers Gone To Texas