Lutz Vipinderwoman said:

I just checked out The Rats (YouBuBe).  I never heard them before. Yeah, good sound. Comment that on their Facebook page (that's what I do).... Hey when are going you coming to play in London;-) All the members are fairly approachable.  They obviously still like to play out.  Fred was standing next to me in the crowd at The Sonics show and I turned around and said hi to him and told the person I was there with that he probably has tinnitus or something.  Then, he looked straight at me and said Hi, very friendly.. hahaha OOOPs!  Their new drummer is a younger guy and probably would love to do a mini-tour. Just assuming. I don't know.

YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO ORDER IT ON DVD DIRECTLY FROM FRED AND TOODY VIA TOMBSTONE RECORDS MAILORDER.

Danny said:

I keep meaning to see  Unknown Passage, I don't believe its on UK netflix and there is no uploads on youtube :(

 

 

Danny said:

I keep meaning to see  Unknown Passage, I don't believe its on UK netflix and there is no uploads on youtube :(

 

 

I just checked out The Rats (YouBuBe).  I never heard them before. Yeah, good sound. Comment that on their Facebook page (that's what I do).... Hey when are going you coming to play in London;-) All the members are fairly approachable.  They obviously still like to play out.  Fred was standing next to me in the crowd at The Sonics show and I turned around and said hi to him and told the person I was there with that he probably has tinnitus or something.  Then, he looked straight at me and said Hi, very friendly.. hahaha OOOPs!  Their new drummer is a younger guy and probably would love to do a mini-tour. Just assuming. I don't know.

I would love to see the Pierced Arrows but they never stop over at lil' ol' England when they visit Europe. I haven't listened to their albums before, its on the list.

I did like the band Fred and Toody did pre Dead Moon; the Rats.  They have a bit more of a punk vibe than Dead Moon.

The Pierced Arrows still play out pretty often here in Portland, OR... they open'd for The Sonics when they played.

note to self, don't read these types of threads.  I promised myself no more buying new LP's for a couple of months but after reading this thread I had to order the Creation, Swamp Rats and Hypstrz albums.

thats what I love about a good best/worst list, there is always something to debate. 

They have a 20 worst hipster bands there too: http://blogs.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2012/08/worst_hipster_bands_all_time_c.php

Which was decent despite the inclusion of the Black Keys which I have a soft spot for :)

I sure don't agree with all those choices -- Sex Pistols especially. I also have to confess that I've also enjoyed TV on the Radio and Animal Collective.

And The Eagles are some of the greatest musicians in modern history.

( Not really. I just wanted to see if Kopper spit beer on his computer screen. Eagles should be on top of the Suck List)

Tersicore said:

i guess i feel blessed since i almost never heard anything of all those bands...
but yeah, i can´t stand U2 as well.  (are the Sex Pistols actually mentioned there? - I loved them)

swt said:

You want shitty bands? I got yer shitty bands RIGHT HERE: http://blogs.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2012/02/top_20_worst_bands_ever_complete_list.php?

i guess i feel blessed since i almost never heard anything of all those bands...
but yeah, i can´t stand U2 as well.  (are the Sex Pistols actually mentioned there? - I loved them)

kopper said:

Yeah, Pennywise sucks, too. In fact, they're probably worse cuz they just ripped off NOFX.

Yeah, I've never understood all that Warped Tour "punk," maybe because I've never been a teenage boy.

Thats a good article, I have to disagree with the inclusion of the Sex Pistols in that list though!

You want shitty bands? I got yer shitty bands RIGHT HERE: 

http://blogs.laweekly.com/westcoastsound/2012/02/top_20_worst_bands_ever_complete_list.php?

Yeah, this should be under Psychotic Reactions.. Mick definitely deserves a good-bye; however, it fits under the proto-punk cat. o well I work too hard and need one of these: 

This happened while garagepunk.com was on sabbatical: http://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2013/jul/29/charles-shaar-murray-tribute-mick-farren

Better still...

This would be better placed elsewhere perhaps...can't undo! Oops.

He will be missed... so sorry to hear of it.

From the Daily Mail (UK):

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2386837/Bob-Reuter-dies-Musician-plunges-18-feet-death-walks-dark-elevator-shaft.html

I mentioned this in the other thead, but the first Undertones album. the new wave version of "true confessions" throws that album off pretty badly. the rest of it I love though.

Mc5- Back in the Usa would be the perfect album if not for "let me try".

As a compliment to the topic, "Albums With One Good Song," what about the albums that would be perfect if it weren't for that one terrible song?  When I was little, the first rock album that I became obssessed with was Sgt Pepper.  I loved every minute with the exception of "Within You, Without You."  It drove my 8 year old self crazy, "Why so long? Why no chorus?"   Perhaps the only positive thing about digital albums is the ability to delete that one song.

Mmm, I think they may need a bigger house..

This isn't a discussion topic

Just curious, does anybody know of articles and playlists for songs that follow the Rivingtons papa-oom-mow-mow patterns? Were they the first ones using that vocal "riff"?