My program for October 22nd, featured music from Public Image Limited, Television, Neon Boys, The Spys, XTC, Monomyth. 

The play list:

1.  Monomyth – Trash Day

2.  Astral Gunk – Herky Jerky

3.  The Crescendos – Now She’s Mine

5.  Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages – Dracula’s Daughter

6.  Luke Thompson & The Howl – Stack O’Lee

7.  Breeze – Serve The Servants

8.  Hooded Fang – Tourette’s

9.  Luck of Eden Hall – Sassafras Overcoat

10. Teenage Fanclub – Slow Fade

11. Sebadoh – Oxygen

12. Frantic Elevators - Hunchbank Of Notre Dame

13. Toy Dolls - She Goes To Finos 

14. The Teardops – Colors

15. Tanz Der Youth – Delay

16. Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Faded In the Morning (Acoustic Version)

17. Lost Patrol – And I Walked Out

18. Television – Careful (Brian Eno Demo)

19. The Neon Boys – High Heeled Wheels

20. Thee Rum Coves – GCSB

21. The Spy’s – Underground

22. XTC – Statue of Liberty

23. Public Image Limited – Fodderstompf

Stream/download this podcast here:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/36-Revolution_Rock-20131022-1030-t1382434200.mp3

My blog post on The Neon Boys:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/10/the-neon-boys-show-478.html

My podcast for October 15th, 2013 focused on the new Nirvana In Utero re-issue.  Also played some songs from Duane Eddy, Tricky Woo, and a cool new garage band called Shady & the Vamp.  Also played some more music from the new Clash boxed set, Sound System. 

this week's play list:

1.  Shady & The Vamp – Let Me Know

2.  Teenanger – Singles Don’t $ell

3.  Tricky Woo – Allright

4.  The Orwells – Open Your Eyes

5.  Arctic Monkeys – Fireside

6.  Dr. Dog – Minding The Usher

7.  The Stance – Sweet Tooth

8. Shooz – Rocking Out To Montreal

9. Dice – Tired Of Living Like This

10. The Blokes – All American Girl

11. The Bad Seeds – A Taste of The Same

12. Duane Eddy – Kommotion

13. Racoon Wedding – Local Ghosts

14. Cousins – Crew

15. Construction & Destruction – Waving At Ships

16. Nirvana – Serve The Servants (2013 Mix)

17. Nirvana – Forgotten Tune

18. Nirvana – The Man Who Sold The World (MTV Live & Loud 1993)

19. Golden Grrls – Take Your Time

20. Elvis Costello & The Roots – Walk Us Uptown

21. The Clash – Innoculated City

22. The Clash – 1977 (Beaconsfield Demo 1976)

23. The Clash – City of the Dead (Live The Lyceum December, 28, 1979)

Download/listen to the podcast here:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/36-Revolution_Rock-20131015-1030-t1381829401.mp3

Also here is a blog post I did about Nirvana's In Utero 20th anniversary:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/10/in-utero-20-years-later-show-477.html

Hi.

3rd album which you think is actually the 1st album "The First & The Last"! ;)

http://radiobirdman.x90x.net/newrace.htm

http://youtu.be/vynJE3gV1jU

The remastered CD has 2 bonus tracks.  Anyway, it's worth getting!

Hi fans of Radio Birdman, Stooges and MC5,

I have the New Race albums 1st To Pay and 2nd Wave but I've read somewhere on this forum of a 3rd album. The 2 I have are amazing so can anyone tell me anything about the other album which I have no info about?

Thanks

Ian

I've been enjoying The Night Beats' new album Sonic Bloom lately. They're somewhere between Thee Oh Sees and The Black Angels

I have been doing a garage punk psych new wave radio show since 1982.  I am on ALTERNATING Saturdays from 1:00-3:00PM EST. The show is on 89.7 WITR-FM in Rochester, NY or streaming live at http://witr.rit.edu.

Playlists and show dates can be found here:  http://garagepunk.com/forums/topic/1459/punk-garage-radio-show-from-roch/view/page/4

I usually post to this forum a few hours before the show and on Facebook. 

Mad Jack & The Hatters:

Maybe not the best band in the world, but probalby only surf band in Poland is called Kaseciarz:

http://kaseciarz.bandcamp.com/

I dig the Exotics from Milwaukee--they are great.  YINYWL from Sweden are cool too.

There was really bad disco and really bad punk, such as The Pork Dukes and The English Monks, who were an offshoot of The Strawbs ( a prog rock band).

Just a thought: With all the drugs in the disco scene and AIDS, is it any wonder why many kids became straight edge?

At the time as a kid I hated it but then again punks scared me. Now i like some of it. It sounds like it came from a happy carefree, almost innocent time, a bit like glam rock does. I know the times were not like this but then again for gay New yorkers it was a time when they had been legitimised somewhat but before AIDS.

Disco Sucks seemed unkind. Of course there was shit like Disco Duck but there were some great funky grooves and proto-techno (especially from the euro scene). Don't forget there was shit bandwagon jumping punk too (1988 Activator by Steve Hillage or the Monks (not the 60s tonsured Monks).

I can't get into the superstar dj thing myself but think about it; suddenly you could make huge crowds dance without musical virtuosity or much equipment. It was music of the people before Studio 54 and similar elitist attitudes ruined it.

So love your disco and love your punk; they were both revolutionary.

Lil' Pete said:
I'm too young to appreciate disco's hey day but from what I've read, a lot of anti-disco mentality at the time had to do with society being rather racists and homophobic since disco was born of the two subcultures in America.

Not neccessarily, there were also legitimate artistic reasons to be critical of disco that were overlooked. Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys likened Disco to the cabaret of Weimar Germany, he regarded it as apathetic and politically disconnected. Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo likened it to "a beautiful woman with a great body and no brains" (Ris Low, anyone?), which is quite unfortunate. I even think of one of disco's descendents, Lady Gaga, as quite vaccuous and superficial. She portrays herself as avant-garde, but I find her so formulaic that she seemingly has no original creative thoughts of her own. She just copies what went before and everyone thinks she is original, look at the meat dress as a case in point (it was created in the 1980's).

Personally, I think Madonna should retire because someone old enough to be my mother acting like a 19 year old stripper on stage makes me cringe. Her act doesn't shock, I find it contrived and formulaic. Tim Westwood is the same, an aging ang moh acting like he is from South Central Los Angeles, with this patronising "down with the youth" spiel. I think he's just another Smashie and Nicey, though someone told me he was just another version of Jim Davidson with tunes for the kids.    

I think GG is a compelling character, but even more so were the other members of the Murder Junkies esp drummer Dino Sex. Strangely a good place to start I reckon isn't a record but is the Hated dvd for good insights into the characters. A dvd called live and pissed shows him in a much more dynamic setting going pretty apeshit and not just shambling around trying to hit people like a punch drunk old boxer. It's a pretty tense affair with the audience as interesting as he is. 

music wise, he's a bit hit and miss in my opinion. My advice is go to Spotify first as there's loads there. Youtube has got some cool stuff too. One of my favourite clips was of someone pissing on GGs grave and Merle his brother sauntering down and smacking said 'fan' over the head with his acoustic guitar!

I have 'you give love a bad name' which is pretty rough but wth some good stuff and some scary as hell stuff (I'm a rapest (sic)). The ROIR hated in the nation set has demos and live recordings. He even did a country album. Some of his stuff is pretty duff like the sub sub heavy metal of 'live fast die fast' and its funny as hell video.

GG's trouble I think was that he would ruin things by going on Gerry Springer type shows being a wild punk rocker; he should have retained some mystique.

The MC5 are cool, the Stooges are cooler. Who'd win a fight? The Stooges but only cos Scott Asheton would take them all on single handed. Iggy would have beat himself up, Ron Asheton would have hid and Dave Alexander would have been drunk and sniggered in a snide kind of way! 

Hi

I read that 3 tracks didn't get used on Ya Know. 1 is Duke of Earl which is on Youtube, but what about the other 2? what are they and can they be listened to/ downloaded anywhere?

Thanks

Ian

Rudi Protrudi surely although  Lance D'Boyle from the Poison Girls is a good one. I was in a band once with Zen Spacker which still makes me smile.

Thanks. I'll check these out.

If you go to the main forum view for Shakin' Street and do a search from within this forum for "radio," you can find a lot of topics about various radio shows. Here are a couple that compile some various shows, though:

http://garagepunk.com/forums/topic/1465/good-campus-radio-shows-in-your
http://garagepunk.com/forums/topic/439/underground-online-college-commu

Maybe I'm hallucinating, but I seem to remember someone compiling a master list of known GaragePunk-oriented radio shows. Is that still floating around here anywhere? I'd likle to publish such a thing on my music blog..

If there's not such a list available, maybe we could start compiling one right here. 

If you have a show and would like to be included, respond to this with something like this:

Terrell's Sound World

Host: Steve Terrell

KSFR 101. FM Santa Fe, N.M.

10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 

Webcasting live at http://www.ksfr.org  (not archived)

Plalists at http://steveterrell.blogspot.com/search/label/soundworld

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TerrellsSoundWorld

Love this record! Can't stop playing it.

BLACKCAT69 said:

Sylvie Vartan.  

 

 

She's Pretty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

John Battles said:

Link Wray should have been in the so - called Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame at least 20 years ago , and even that would have been draggin' ass on the man's time.... It took 'em forever to induct Gene Vincent , so why should'nt it take forever and a day to consider Link Wray? 

I mean , I like Deep Purple fine , but there'd be no Heavy Metal , Hard Rock OR Punk Rock if Link had'nt taken some chances , pushed a lot of barriers and OOZED cool -as - fuck attitude.  I LIKE tHE ZOMBIES , EVEN , BUT , THEY NEED SOME MORE DANGEROUS MUSIC IN THERE IF THEY'RE TO CALL IT THE R'n'R Hall of Fame .  I realize , if Link makes it , it'll be a fluke. Nirvana , sorry , never got it. I knew they'd be inducted , though , when eligible. But , The Replacements , that's sorta out of left field. Never got it with them , either , but , of course , I could settle for one day being deluged with Grunge and Drunk Rock on the train and in the street and in stores , instead of "Revolutionary" Hip Hop.....Likewise , Linda Rondstadt and Yes have a better chance of being inducted than Link WRAY , OF COURSE , BECAUSE THEY'RE BETTER KNOWN, but , also , because , for every Stooges that got in , there's two dozen CSNY's or Madonnas that also got in.....

 

Ramones , Clash , Dave Clark 5 , all get inducted shortly after their lead singers die. Hmmmmmmmm.

 

Paul Revere and The Raiders , Roky Erickson/Elevators , Syd Barrett , Arthur Lee/Love , The New York Dolls , The MC5 , The Treniers  , Screamin' Jay Hawkins , is he in? Don't think so. The Raiders only are'nt nominated because of the fucking suits. Who cares ? They were a great Rock'n'Roll band , but , don't expect to see them inducted , nor The Sonics , The Wailers or even The Kingsmen......There's so many others......But , I've kind of stopped letting it upset me like it used to.

I'd definitely go with this exquisite selection here, along with The Monks. Why isn't John Peel in there too, as there is a slot for DJ's & promoters?

Just a thought: If Michael Jackson was convicted of being a nonce, would he be ejected from the RRHoF? 

Link Wray should have been in the so - called Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame at least 20 years ago , and even that would have been draggin' ass on the man's time.... It took 'em forever to induct Gene Vincent , so why should'nt it take forever and a day to consider Link Wray? 

I mean , I like Deep Purple fine , but there'd be no Heavy Metal , Hard Rock OR Punk Rock if Link had'nt taken some chances , pushed a lot of barriers and OOZED cool -as - fuck attitude.  I LIKE tHE ZOMBIES , EVEN , BUT , THEY NEED SOME MORE DANGEROUS MUSIC IN THERE IF THEY'RE TO CALL IT THE R'n'R Hall of Fame .  I realize , if Link makes it , it'll be a fluke. Nirvana , sorry , never got it. I knew they'd be inducted , though , when eligible. But , The Replacements , that's sorta out of left field. Never got it with them , either , but , of course , I could settle for one day being deluged with Grunge and Drunk Rock on the train and in the street and in stores , instead of "Revolutionary" Hip Hop.....Likewise , Linda Rondstadt and Yes have a better chance of being inducted than Link WRAY , OF COURSE , BECAUSE THEY'RE BETTER KNOWN, but , also , because , for every Stooges that got in , there's two dozen CSNY's or Madonnas that also got in.....

Ramones , Clash , Dave Clark 5 , all get inducted shortly after their lead singers die. Hmmmmmmmm.

Paul Revere and The Raiders , Roky Erickson/Elevators , Syd Barrett , Arthur Lee/Love , The New York Dolls , The MC5 , The Treniers  , Screamin' Jay Hawkins , is he in? Don't think so. The Raiders only are'nt nominated because of the fucking suits. Who cares ? They were a great Rock'n'Roll band , but , don't expect to see them inducted , nor The Sonics , The Wailers or even The Kingsmen......There's so many others......But , I've kind of stopped letting it upset me like it used to.

Playlist 10/19/13

I will be on the air and the web on Saturday October 19th from 1:00-3:00PM EST. There will be fuzzed-out psychedelic garage punk for your listening pleasure. You can listen live at 89.7 WITR-FM in Rochester, NY or streaming live at http://witr.rit.edu.