August 17th

Lowcut Guest DJ : Doomed Denmark's Nils

T2 : Highway
The Hook : Son of Fantasy
Chico - Magnetic Band : Explosion
After Shave : After Shave
Flower Travellin’ Band : Satori Part II
Juan de la cruz: I Wanna Say Yeah
Jerusalem : Frustration
Bang : Lions, Christians
Hawkwind : Silver Machine
Speed, Glue & Shinki : Sniffin’ & Snortin’ Pt. 2
Morgen : Welcome to the Void
Lucifer’s Friend : Ride in the Sky
Antonius Rex : In Hoc Signo Vinces
November : En Annan Värld
Piel de Pueblo : Silencio para un pueblo dormido
Highway Robbery : Fifteen
Blues Creation : Checkin’ Up On My Baby
Bent Wind : Going to the City
Tarkus : El Pirata
La Ira de Dios : A 3000 años blues - live from Dragens Hule, 20/06/08

Lowcut Classic:

Dirty Sweets : No Time
Jay Reatard : Hammer I Miss You
Cola Freaks : Dødt Batteri
Hjertestop : Vi Ses I Helvede
De Høje Hæle : Kære Du + Kra Det Fedt
Under Al Kritik : Robot
Cheap Time : Too Late
Motörhead : When The Eagle Screams
Gallon Drunk : Gallon Drunk
Terrible Twos : Tuning Song
Cheater Slicks : Used Illusions
Blank Dogs : Outside Alarmer
Hospitals : She Not There
Mirrors : Annie
Endless Boogie : Low-Lifes

August 10th:

18.00-19.30 Guest DJ : Lars from Bad Afro Records

The Bronx - Heart Attack American
Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Sister Surround
Rodrigues - Sugar Man
Roky Erickson - The Interpeter
Sly and the Family Stone - Dance To The Music
Dolly Rocker Movement - Yell Like It Is
Blacktop - Here I Am
Black Angels - Young Man Dead
Dirtbombs - Pretty Princess Day
Mojomatics - Nothing About Nothing
Death From Above 1979 - Romantic Rights
Hex Dispensers - Are You An Assassin
Boxtops - The Letter
Merle Haggard - Today I Started Loving You Again
Oblivians - Mama Look At Sis
Skip James - Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues
Sam & Dave - I Thank You
Gene Clark - So You Say You Lost Your Baby
Dragontears - Borderline
Dandy Warhols - Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth
BRMC - Aint No Easy Way
22 Pistepirkko - Rat King

Lowcut Classic 19.30-20.30 with Jens

Kill-A-Watts - Pissing My Life
Catatonic Youth - Out Of Control
Piranhas - Sound Mutilation
Murder By Guitar - This Aint New York City
XTC - Radios In Motion

-Shittown Festival Special-
Hjertestop - 1-800-Suicide-Club
Masshysteri - Tvivel
Disco Volante - Burn In Hell
Nitad - Brun Utan Sol
Cola Freaks - Ingenting Set
De Høje Hæle - Drukmås
Dean Dirg - Fix My Head With A Knife

Cabaret Voltaire - Nag Nag Nag
Weirdos - Solitary Confinement
Gang Of Four - Naturals Not In It
Oblivians - Siamese Purse
April March - Chick Habit
Urinals - Sex
Cold Sun - Rama
Albert Ayler - Holy Ghost (live 1966)
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I have been through many fuzz tone boxes over the years. Currently I use two on my pedal board. First is a Boss Hyperfuzz in the second setting which delivers a huge abrasive fuzz sound that is very thick with a lot of bottom end ala early Black Sabbath or early Fu Manchu. The second is a early 70's Ibanez Wau Fuzz which has been very beat up. None of the tone knobs work however the fuzz is blistering like an asthmatic mosquito and the wah is a low octave bass range number that delivers a very warped out sweep. Instead of the "wee-ahh" sound you get from a Crybaby it is more "woo-owww" If I punch the wah pedal while either fuzz is on pushing it all the way into the high frequency it acts as a boost and provides a brain-melting fuzz that is pretty punishing. I play an SG with a Rio Grande P-90 "fat bastard" pick-up and run it into an Orange Tiny Terror that drives a Marshall 4x10 and a Avatar 2X12. Its a relatively compact set up that is perfect for any of the club show we play.

Those of you who've heard the "Heart So Cold" and "Cry Of Atlantis" compilatons, will know the Thunderbolts and Vistas... check out the Vistas pix and the Galaxies pix (Thunderbolts pix are in that album) at this site: http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewAlbums&friendID=287891453 Billy Yantz was in the Galaxies and then joined the Vistas, after their Melbourne 45s, but he's got pix of the Vistas from the era when they were doing originals for Melbourne... the pix of the Thunderbolts are priceless...

Mongrel Zine is a 8 ½ x 11" print zine with a solid 40 plus pages o' art and garage rock plus rekkid reviews and more... based outta Vancouver. Mongrel Zine #3 is 48 pages of hipping ya to Rick Trembles, Mark Sultan/BBQ, The Tranzmitors, The Pointed Sticks, Bloodshot Bill, Oily Chi, The Stolen Minks, we meet Defektors, plus music reviews, live reviews, drawings, Make-A-Match, and more! BUY ONLINE AT www.bobscottartwork.ca/mongrelzine.html We'll also have zines for sale at the PARALLELS and DEAD GHOSTS show presented by HEY SOUL CLASSICS at The Astoria this Friday, August 15 in Vancouver.

Some pics and a quick blurb I wrote about 'em up @ Smashin' Transistors http://smashintransistors.homestead.com/readiesmagicroche.html

Right now I'm reading "The Stranglers: Song By Song", an interview-style account of every Stranglers record ever recorded as commented by Hugh Cornwell. Frankly, it was a toss-up between this and the "Golden Brown" autobiography and I chose this because I'd rather hear him talk about his music than his childhood. There's still a lot of band and personal history discussed in the book, and I think Jim Drury did a good job steering the conversation towards all the interesting facets of the band's work.

Thanks, appreciate it.

Eastwood said:

Well, I do -- sort of

the Inclusions were from Minneapolis, and as far as I know only released the one self-released 7 inch with Un-American Activity and a song called Russian Youth on the B-side. It's a pretty uncelebrated record, and I don't know how rare exactly, but pretty damn rare.

Well, I do -- sort of

the Inclusions were from Minneapolis, and as far as I know only released the one self-released 7 inch with Un-American Activity and a song called Russian Youth on the B-side. It's a pretty uncelebrated record, and I don't know how rare exactly, but pretty damn rare.

Does anyone have info on the Inclusions from Killed by Porn #41 (?)?

I'm friends with Gregg Turner, former Angry Samoan. He told me years ago that The Troggs was one of his first big influences. I've heard him do a real nice "Love is All Around." Rosa said:

recently a young employee of the hip local record store asked me to get him up to speed with 60s garage (he's a local big honcho in the grindcore scene) - i have to say i was pretty taken aback - what a nice compliment! well since he has all the records he wants at his disposal, i told him to start with this: the troggs.

now he's got the fever and we email back and forth on a daily basis. just today he sent an frantic note, incredulous that i hadn't told him about "99th floor" by the moving sidewalks (we are in zz top country, afterall). of course i apologized profusely! ha!

"Garage Nazis" is a scary concept. But I know what you mean.

Song's are good too! http://ratbike.org/motorcycho/cgi/songs.php I'm looking to frame up some LP's for my shop so I need some cool art work.

"Bad motorcycle" by The Crestones a good rocker complete with motorcycle sound effects!

That a sweet page, but what about songs sans motorcycle covers, like "Motorbikin" by Chris Spedding?

Anyone got a list of motorcycle records like Davie Allan & the Arrows, Wild Angels sound track... Here's one: http://ratbike.org/motorcycho/7/

Fuzz,

Yep, count me in.

Smashman

If enough people are interested, (and if there's a slot available...) i'd like to do an instrumental podcast on a regular basis. I know we have the occasional Surfcast already, but i'd like to do a regular show featuring nothing but instro, and most Rock n Roll styles from the 50s up until now - so i'd be featuring some surf but more....

To give you an idea i would be featuring people like Link Wray, Lonnie Mack, Duane Eddy, The Ventures, The Shadows, the Spotnicks, bands from comps like Planetary Pebbles (Surfbeat Behind the Iron Curtain), the 60s / surf era right up to bands like Los Straitjackets, Laika and the Cosmonauts and current.

If you are interested in hearing such a podcast, reply to this post and if i get enough interest I will put together a "pilot" podcast and submit it to the powers that be..

Regards

Fuzzmeister

Gringo Starr said:

Check your band's email. I sent you contact information for Thee Vox guitar expert here in Switzerland. Let me know how it pans out.
Gring.

Hi Gringo I got the email! Thanks so much for going out of your way. I sent the Vox guy a friend request, and will send him a proper message once he approves. Kind regards Chris

Check your band's email. I sent you contact information for Thee Vox guitar expert here in Switzerland. Let me know how it pans out.
Gring.

Ratfink66 said:

That's a tough one. It might be worth checking with Jack Charles at Phantom guitar works in case you haven't already. Good luck. Post back if you locate them!

~michael

Thanks Michael. I thnk I spoke to Jack about this before, and had no joy. There must be someone somewhere in the world that knows how these effects work, and how to repair them. I just gotta find that person! I put a notice on my homepage with tons of keywords, so hopefully I should get some good search engine hits, and someone in the know will find me. I'll let you know if I have any luck. Fingers and toes crossed...

That's a tough one. It might be worth checking with Jack Charles at Phantom guitar works in case you haven't already. Good luck. Post back if you locate them!

~michael

HEEEELLLLLP! I have a real Vox problem.

I'm looking for schematics of the ACTUAL effects modules of the Starstream, and Grand Prix guitars (not the regular guitar wiring diagram). Do you think anyone actually made their own schematics? Apparently Vox didn't make schematics for the modules themselves, as they were just to be entirely replaced in the case anything went wrong.
Alternatively if anyone knows the individual V number for each individual effect, it would be very helpful!
Kind Regards
Chris Jack