Cool PJ, I will check them out. Do they have their own pressingplant or do they press the records somewhere else?

We have used GZ Digital Media in the Czech Republic for all our releases. We are satisfied with the work they have done for us so far. We did get a 7" production in 1 week and 2 days when we were in a rush and that was very good service. They also press 10".

A friend of ours is using Handle With Care in Germany and he is recommending them.

Does anyone know which is the cheapest pressplant right now?

We have been thinking of turning to some US pressingplant as the US Dollar is so low against our swedish krona right now but we don't know which pressingplants that are good, any ideas?

Just curious what vinyl pressing plants labels are using these days. United? Also, which ones press 10"s?

where's the link to the blog?

its better than myspace!(myspace is terrible)

So I FINALLY got my blog, Raunchy Noise, kickin' & screamin' ...this is my first go at an actual "music" blog so any advice would be appreciated but won't necessarily be taken... check it out here

Latest edition of Caught in The Red, up now! I think the show has been kinda crap lately, but this episode is actually pretty good... Go to: http://www.citr.ca/podcast.php and tap on 'Caught in The Red' for Tuesday September 4th. Great stuff from The Ramones, The Sonics, The Surfaris, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blank-Its, Dax Riggs, Haunted George and much more! Rock On S3AN

For two years me and my buddy have been doing Under The Mattress, out in Boulder, CO on Radio 1190 (KVCU). Honestly, it's one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, and hopefully I'll be doing it long enough to get sick of it.

Kopper, sorry to hear you're not doin' the show anymore. But I dig the Garage Punk podcasts site. Mike www.wholelottshakin.net

I've been doing my show, Trash-o-matic Garbage A-go-go, on KUCI for over 3 years now. I've been able to meet a lot of great people through it and have been lucky enough to have some great bands on the program. If you're curious, you can find out more on my Myspace page: www.myspace.com/trashomatic.

The Rock And Roll Dance Party, Tuesday 9pm - midnight on WUSB 90.1FM Stony Brook, New York.... on the air since '94. Still knocks me out. Sure it's a hell of a lotta work but, it's an opportunity to unleash some wild sounds on the public at large. Oh yeah, there's that podcast thing. Rock'n'Roll Suicide.... a completely different animal.

I don't have one anymore, and I like it like that. But for almost 11 years, I hosted The Wayback Machine on KDHX FM 88.1 in St. Louis.

Doing that shit week in and week out for that long was enough for me!

Anyway, never mind me. What show do YOU do?

My day job makes me travel relentlessly. The occasional week at home in San Francisco is a rare blessing. I'm leaving on Sunday for another 2 weeks in the Quad Cities, followed by a weekend in Chicago Sept 7th & 8th. Any decent shows going on? After I'm done with Illinois I'm going to be back and forth to Alabama through October and November. Mostly just Monday through Thursday with occasional week at home. Should any Alabama-ites know of good shows, or just want a beer sometime, hook me up. Oh, I'm also a moderately well-known semi-professional photographer in California. I can bring my Nikon if anyone needs good photographs. Finally, Cavestomp is over my go-live weekend in Alabama, so I guess I'll run up to NY for two of the nights instead of flying back to SF. Be good to see some old friends again.

We have posted a few songs on our page and are going to start playing shows here in dallas again soon. Any of you traveling bands hit us up. Enjoy the music. There's more to come.

Finally have my new audioblog up and running - DAMN IT'S HOT!, which will feature all kinds of rhythm, blues, soul, funk, wild rock 'n roll, and anything else I think it HOT! Two posts went up today - the first is the Sharon Jones single that inspired the blog's name, the second a repost of the Mad Daddys' long out of print Apes Go Wild lp that I originally posted on an earlier blog. Check it out, and use the comment function, I wanna hear what you think of the tunes and what you wanna see on DIH! in the future. DAMN IT'S HOT!

hideout is hip and kicks. nothing else would work, imagine 'the lair' thats too fuckin dorky. ever more kick-ass is this new place. thanks man.

It makes me think of "Hideaway" by Freddie King... that's goood.

Definitely like the name Kopper, I think you nailed it.

Why not call it the Cave-in?

Hi Kopper,

Thanks for the invite. Actually, The Hideout was located in St. Clair Shores, a suberb of Detroit. MANY of Michigans greatest played there. Bob Seger and The Amboy Dukes just to name a couple.

Tom

Ha! Cool...

The office room where I check my internets is called The Hideout. So now I can check on The Hideout from The Hideout. Double secret!

Webzine, e-zine, or the real printed deal?

What is it? Tell us about it.

You can download any episode simply by right-clicking on the "podcast" link from the blog post and selecting "save to desktop" or "download file" or whatever it says (if you're on a PC). Option+click on a Mac will download it automatically, too.

How exactly is your iTunes fucked up, though?

YES! go right to www.garagepunk.com and download them under each posting; the button that says podcast links to the files, you may have to right click and go to save as if you have quicktime, but it's that easy!