Oh yeah, I like the concept of a GPH-Mob -headed by the "she-wolf"- invading the backstage! ...you already got the connection! hehehe

did you sent them a link? good idea to promote the hideout!

Tersicore said:

speaking of which, i wish we could once build a pack for the next Europe-tour and go together as a GPH-Mob, possibly even hang out backstage, wouldn´t be great? ;)

Like your pics too!
I´m not a year-long-fan as you but they got me now! still beaming as well! They´re a Bullet!
Couldn´t follow the Guitar Wolf cinema unfortunately but i will next time in a better venue.
speaking of which, i wish we could once build a pack for the next Europe-tour and go together as a GPH-Mob, possibly even hang out backstage, wouldn´t be great? ;)

IDON MINE said:

Hahaha, very nice!

Cool pictures, thanks! Looks like a lotta fun there! Hope the Rawk'N'Roll body aches of today flee fast.

Yeah, believe it or not, I'm still beaming from this show, they have tremendous energy! They are a fuckin unit, hittin you like a lightning bolt of good times! Played all the classics, I flipped when WILD ZERO came on. The intro videos (aka Guitar Wolf cinema), were nice too. I liked the caged Beast scene at the end, right before they entered the stage. Good metaphor.

Sorrily I didn't get to hang out for long afterwards, the venue is a bit out of town and subways don't go after 12.30........... but it was great to see them for sure. I had a 50/50 chance of seeing them in Munich the next day, but it couldn't be done, eh, next time.

Tersicore said:

ha ha, just AWESOME!!

I didn´t enjoy much the first half gig really, since the space was slander, low-ceilinged and crowded. Personally i actually need to be downstage to savor a gig. Half a concert was done as Guitar Wolf started to complain a bit about the audience (at least i believe but not sure, i was already Jolly!;), later on started to play tennis with his guitar chord (the balls sounded so heavy, at first i thought he´s shooting billiard balls). Anyhow slowly some people left and so i finally decided to go in front to enjoy the wolves....other freaks did the same. It went better and better... 
The end part of the concert was simply fantastic! Seiji was a water fountain himself but he had a better mood and was funny. After we the crow called for more, (a couple of times) they enchore with different great songs one of which, I love you ok, was fucking awesome!!  I got convinced (but i was pretty drunk by the time) it wasn´t Guitar Wolf singing, but The King himself!! I freaked out!! :D
here some pics of mine..
TORU

U G

SEIJI

:)

i love those pics!

after the great gig it got wicked! been invited to stay backstage with them and we all had so much fun!! we smoked, drunk and kid around for hours!! Actually till they left for a sleep and than to Hamburg. Despite of communication difficulties all the people there gel on well and we had such a nice time!! They are fantastic persons and funny too!
I do have now an awesome guitar wolf´s guitar pick! Looks beautifull! :)
I really had a great night!! I love them! I love Japanese!! This band rules!

ok, i post a pic of me with them ;D

...please Idon, don´t even mention sundays! OUCH!!  ;D

"ÄäähH?? Whatz did ya say??? TINNIWHAT??  I CAN´T HEAR YOU!!!

:D hahaha, no, no need for whistle. I´m a she-wolf myself and felt really confortable! ;) "

by the way, just got a mail from one of them and a new pic. :)
I think i´ll send the link of this thread so they may have a look in hier. :)

Doc Phibes said:

whooo, too bad that we were leaving right after the show to get some fresh air and ear treatment for tinnitus - backstage with the wolves - that's great!

did they hand you a whistle to blow if you're ever in trouble??? :D

Tersicore said:

after the great gig it got wicked! been invited to stay backstage with them and we all had so much fun!! we smoked, drunk and kid around for hours!! Actually till they left for a sleep and than to Hamburg. Despite of communication difficulties all the people there gel on well and we had such a nice time!! They are fantastic persons and funny too!
I do have now an awesome guitar wolf´s guitar pick! Looks beautifull! :)
I really had a great night!! I love them! I love Japanese!! This band rules!

Cool pics as well!! I missed to snap the Ad at the entrance... nice!

(I didn´t get Seiji's crowdsurfin'... actually not the best venue for it!)


Doc Phibes said:

yeah, totally agree with Tersicores report - despite of the poor location it was an AWESOME GIG! real fun!!! my friend Jana shot some cool pix...

crowdsurfin' Seiji's scratching the ceiling...

ROCK'N'ROLL LICENCE!

Tersicore said:

ha ha, just AWESOME!!

I didn´t enjoy much the first half gig really, since the space was slander, low-ceilinged and crowded. Personally i actually need to be downstage to savor a gig. Half a concert was done as Guitar Wolf started to complain a bit about the audience (at least i believe but not sure, i was already Jolly!;), later on started to play tennis with his guitar chord (the balls sounded so heavy, at first i thought he´s shooting billiard balls). Anyhow slowly some people left and so i finally decided to go in front to enjoy the wolves....other freaks did the same. It went better and better... 
The end part of the concert was simply fantastic! Seiji was a water fountain himself but he had a better mood and was funny. After we the crow called for more, (a couple of times) they enchore with different great songs one of which, I love you ok, was fucking awesome!!  I got convinced (but i was pretty drunk by the time) it wasn´t Guitar Wolf singing, but The King himself!! I freaked out!! :D

whooo, too bad that we were leaving right after the show to get some fresh air and ear treatment for tinnitus - backstage with the wolves - that's great!

did they hand you a whistle to blow if you're ever in trouble??? :D

Tersicore said:

after the great gig it got wicked! been invited to stay backstage with them and we all had so much fun!! we smoked, drunk and kid around for hours!! Actually till they left for a sleep and than to Hamburg. Despite of communication difficulties all the people there gel on well and we had such a nice time!! They are fantastic persons and funny too!
I do have now an awesome guitar wolf´s guitar pick! Looks beautifull! :)
I really had a great night!! I love them! I love Japanese!! This band rules!

yeah, totally agree with Tersicores report - despite of the poor location it was an AWESOME GIG! real fun!!! my friend Jana shot some cool pix...

crowdsurfin' Seiji's scratching the ceiling...

ROCK'N'ROLL LICENCE!

Tersicore said:

ha ha, just AWESOME!!

I didn´t enjoy much the first half gig really, since the space was slander, low-ceilinged and crowded. Personally i actually need to be downstage to savor a gig. Half a concert was done as Guitar Wolf started to complain a bit about the audience (at least i believe but not sure, i was already Jolly!;), later on started to play tennis with his guitar chord (the balls sounded so heavy, at first i thought he´s shooting billiard balls). Anyhow slowly some people left and so i finally decided to go in front to enjoy the wolves....other freaks did the same. It went better and better... 
The end part of the concert was simply fantastic! Seiji was a water fountain himself but he had a better mood and was funny. After we the crow called for more, (a couple of times) they enchore with different great songs one of which, I love you ok, was fucking awesome!!  I got convinced (but i was pretty drunk by the time) it wasn´t Guitar Wolf singing, but The King himself!! I freaked out!! :D

Hahaha, very nice!

Cool pictures, thanks! Looks like a lotta fun there! Hope the Rawk'N'Roll body aches of today flee fast.

Yeah, believe it or not, I'm still beaming from this show, they have tremendous energy! They are a fuckin unit, hittin you like a lightning bolt of good times! Played all the classics, I flipped when WILD ZERO came on. The intro videos (aka Guitar Wolf cinema), were nice too. I liked the caged Beast scene at the end, right before they entered the stage. Good metaphor.

Sorrily I didn't get to hang out for long afterwards, the venue is a bit out of town and subways don't go after 12.30........... but it was great to see them for sure. I had a 50/50 chance of seeing them in Munich the next day, but it couldn't be done, eh, next time.

Tersicore said:

ha ha, just AWESOME!!

I didn´t enjoy much the first half gig really, since the space was slander, low-ceilinged and crowded. Personally i actually need to be downstage to savor a gig. Half a concert was done as Guitar Wolf started to complain a bit about the audience (at least i believe but not sure, i was already Jolly!;), later on started to play tennis with his guitar chord (the balls sounded so heavy, at first i thought he´s shooting billiard balls). Anyhow slowly some people left and so i finally decided to go in front to enjoy the wolves....other freaks did the same. It went better and better... 
The end part of the concert was simply fantastic! Seiji was a water fountain himself but he had a better mood and was funny. After we the crow called for more, (a couple of times) they enchore with different great songs one of which, I love you ok, was fucking awesome!!  I got convinced (but i was pretty drunk by the time) it wasn´t Guitar Wolf singing, but The King himself!! I freaked out!! :D
here some pics of mine..
TORU

U G

SEIJI

:)

i love those pics!

after the great gig it got wicked! been invited to stay backstage with them and we all had so much fun!! we smoked, drunk and kid around for hours!! Actually till they left for a sleep and than to Hamburg. Despite of communication difficulties all the people there gel on well and we had such a nice time!! They are fantastic persons and funny too!
I do have now an awesome guitar wolf´s guitar pick! Looks beautifull! :)
I really had a great night!! I love them! I love Japanese!! This band rules!

ok, i post a pic of me with them ;D

...please Idon, don´t even mention sundays! OUCH!!  ;D

ha ha, just AWESOME!!

I didn´t enjoy much the first half gig really, since the space was slander, low-ceilinged and crowded. Personally i actually need to be downstage to savor a gig. Half a concert was done as Guitar Wolf started to complain a bit about the audience (at least i believe but not sure, i was already Jolly!;), later on started to play tennis with his guitar chord (the balls sounded so heavy, at first i thought he´s shooting billiard balls). Anyhow slowly some people left and so i finally decided to go in front to enjoy the wolves....other freaks did the same. It went better and better... 
The end part of the concert was simply fantastic! Seiji was a water fountain himself but he had a better mood and was funny. After we the crow called for more, (a couple of times) they enchore with different great songs one of which, I love you ok, was fucking awesome!!  I got convinced (but i was pretty drunk by the time) it wasn´t Guitar Wolf singing, but The King himself!! I freaked out!! :D
here some pics of mine..
TORU
U G
SEIJI
:)
i love those pics!

after the great gig it got wicked! been invited to stay backstage with them and we all had so much fun!! we smoked, drunk and kid around for hours!! Actually till they left for a sleep and than to Hamburg. Despite of communication difficulties all the people there gel on well and we had such a nice time!! They are fantastic persons and funny too!
I do have now an awesome guitar wolf´s guitar pick! Looks beautifull! :)
I really had a great night!! I love them! I love Japanese!! This band rules!

ok, i post a pic of me with them ;D

...please Idon, don´t even mention sundays! OUCH!!  ;D

IDON MINE said:

Cool, let us know how you been at the White Trash!

+ Just wait how will feel on Sunday, haha.

Doc Phibes said:

Yeah, got my tickets - can't hardly wait till saturday!

in anticipation I had to watch "Wild Zero" yesterday - today fighting with a massive hangover at work - eehh, but that's rock'n'roll, right?! - always willing to pay the prize!

Tersicore said:

Yeah! He´s coming to Europe!! 
Looking forward to see him in Berlin! :)

Jeez! I made a big-ass list of names and I was sure nobody would name many of them but you got damn near all of them, even most of the Canadian ones!

Here's what you left me:

Rod Bent/Firestone

Buzz Click

Pete Sake

Top Ten

Chriss Suicide

Peter Treason

The Touch

Hi Fi Junior

Gyda Gash

Captain Beefheart

Lightnin' Hopkins

Professor Longhair

Shorty Long

West Virginia Creeper

Cherry Vanilla

and my personal favorite:

Tom Morwatts, guitarist in The Mutants

Did anyone say Johnny Blitz & Jimmy Zero? I can't remember...

By the way, Exene's real name is Christine Cervenka.

Yeah, I know, some of mine were in no way related to punk rock. Sorry.

Sharon Needles

Cozwell tomb (coz for short... coz tomb = costume)

Anyone remember MAD's Punk Parody , where Anita Bryant is interviewing the Punk Band of THE YEAR , Johnny Turd and The Commodes? They're introduced to her as "Johnny Turd , Harvey Belch , Hugo Sweatstain and Jerry Greenblatt.....He's the weird one.".

There's a Johnny and Sid lookalike , the others could be anybody....Joey Ramone has an unspoken cameo .

I meant to say , is'nt Exene Cervenka her REAL name , but , HEAL is a better word to use for her.......

John Battles said:

HA HA HA HA, Chip Z'nuff. One of those guys was drowning his sorrows , telling my friend and I how bummed he was that E'nuff Z'nuff was opening for Poison and Lynyrd Skynyrd the next night , and sure to bomb. I think it WAS chip......

Is'nt Exene Cervenka her heal name? Maybe Exene is a psuedonym , but, I never read that it was. I know she briefly called her self "Cervenkova ", but , her late sister , Mary , called herself 'Cervenka" , too.... 

Spiv Shotstain. Spiv Shotstain and the Green Frog. Dundee's finest garagepunkers

Yeah i prefer their version too. way better. I haven't noticed the similarities between those two songs until you pointed it out...but yeah. Very similar.
 
Johnny Lurg said:

I love both Supercharger albums. I also strongly prefer their version of "Sooprize Package for Mr. Mineo" to the Mummies'. And is it just me, or does their song "San Bruno" have the same melody as "Surrender" by Cheap Trick?
 

Glasgow's finest and very very underrated at the time. Gettin' more recognition now, now that 'Kraut'rock is de rigeur over here. annoying coz it seems to be a bit faddish. Coz its used in adverts. I hate the idea that the music we love and grew up with is selling washing powder and jeans these days. This album recorded and released on a very threadbare shoestring. Ganger Rawk

How about Rock 'n'Roll Hits from the early to mid 70's that did'nt suck ....

1. Dwight Twilley Band - I'm On Fire .

2. Thin Lizzy -The Boys Are Back in Town.

3. Crabby Appleton - Go Back.

4. Nilsson - Jump Into The Fire.

5. John Kongos - He's Gonna Step on You Again.

6. Alice Cooper - School's Out.

7. Jo Jo Gunne - Run, Run , Run.

8. Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy.

9.Brownsville Station - Smokin' In The Boy's Room.

10.Golden Earring - Radar Love.

11.Lee Michaels - Do You Know What I Mean.

12. Black Sabbath - Paranoid.

13. Mountain - Mississippi Queen.

14. BTO - Hey , You.

15. Cheech and Chong - Earache My Eye.

16. Bay City Rollers - Saturday Night (Bonus points for the earlier version , only a hit in Germany.).

17. Elvis Presley - Promised Land.

18. Jerry Lee Lewis - Drinkin' Wine Spo - De - O- Dee.

19. Sweet - Ballroom Blitz.

20. Bobby "Boris " Picket - Monster Mash (Reissue , a hit for the scond time.).

Mind you , I'm just going by songs that were hits in the states , hence the dearth of great Glam Rock songs. "Get it On (Bang a Gong)" was , shamefully , T Rex's only U.S. hit , and Slade charted in teh states with "Cum on Feel Th'Noize" and "Goodbuy T'Jane" , neither song cracked the Top 50. Sweet , of course , had three other chart hits , here , but , like T Rex , failed to conquer America.

OK , what about "Midnight at The Oasis" by Maria Muldair? GOD , I hate that song , even as a kid , I hated it.....I know Muldair was keen on songs with sexual content , real or implied , but this just AIN'T sexy. Especially the way her voice keeps breaking. It's one smooth , but phoned - in ,  Guitar solo by acclaimed axeman , Amos Garrett , short of total garbage. And even that's too Jazz for my taste.   A wretched cover version was a hit , I guess , a few years back. Lightning strikes twice , so does do - do.

Ben E , Reportedly , they worked out "Waiting" because Lou Reed was in the audience. Yeah , all those later TV appearances are great. They really wanted to stay in the game , be there for the obvious giant step Rock was going to take ....or already had. But , it fell apart.

A couple of my friends saw The Yardbirds with Blue Cheer in '68 ( I met the guy who recorded BC at the Shrine Auditorium in LA . Did'nt get a chance to ask if he was also responsible for the Yardbirds recording , I believe , the same night.) , and The Yardbirds were second on the bill , because Blue Cheer had a hit record at the time. If you look up the documentary on Ghoulardi on You Tube , there's a picture of the Marquee  when the smae tour hit Cleveland , with Traffic , and , I think , The Youngbloods(?).

Cheers for the info John, I'll have to track down some of those later live Yardbirds recordings - it would be cool to hear them play "Waiting for My Man!" I've seen a few clips on YouTube of that last line-up playing on French TV shows, pretty great stuff. I love their version of "Dazed and Confused"..

There's another album that came out in the 'Owts , taken from a recently discovered soundboard tape by the same lineup , Mk. 2 Yardbirds. It's only 30 minutes long , but it maintains the same high standard , though I don't think the band knew they were being recorded !

 "Last Rave Up in LA'' is really interesting , tho' , as another writer noted , it sounds liek it was recorded from a parking lot , two blocks away. It came out as a bootleg , 3 LP set. It' s ONE OF the band's last shows , ever. Jimmy Page really stretching the boundaries of what late Psych /early Hard Rock could be ,before forming Led Zeppelin ,and , well ,in my hardly - shared opinion , becoming deathly dull....Keith Relf was really improvising , lyrically , taking familiar songs into unfamiliar realms. On "New York City Blues'' ,  ALL THE LYRICS ARE DIFFERENT.   The song selection is amazing , too , everything from "Happenings Ten Years Time Ago'' and "Over Under Sideways Down" and 'I Ain't Done Wrong' to covers of "Hey , Gyp" , "I'm Confused " (" Dazed and Confused"), "Beck's Bolero"(!!) and "Waiting For The Man" (!!!). It's believed that only one other  band had covered The Velvets before this, Sure , it's sloppy at times , but , the energy is still there.

Then , there's "Live Yardbirds with Jimmy Page", a much better - sounding document. Liner notes by Lenny Kaye , band blazing away , but , it was pulled by Page shortly after it was released.

Yes those live Robert Quine Velvet Underground recordings are amazing! I love the Live '69 albums too. Another great crazy live album that I'd forgotten about until recently is the first Yardbirds album Five Live Yardbirds - a brilliant rave-up with the group thrashing away and R&B standards like a punk band on speed..

I only got to see The Plimsouls during reunions -- one circa '96, the other about 10 years later, both at SXSW. Both times they rocked hard and were among the best acts I saw those years.

I've seen Peter Case several times and he's always good. especially enjoyed him up in Los Alamos a couple of years ago shortly after Wig was released. It was him and a drummer 9a local guy I know) and they were fantastic.

Wow. This live Plimsouls sounds good. I saw them once ,in 1981 (On a bill with Robin Lane and The Chartbusters , The Telefones , and SPlit ENZ - WHO DID JUST ONE SONG , DUE TO THE PISSING RAIN IN THE OUTDOOR SETTING) , and told myself, if they ever came back , I'd see them again. wELL......25 YEARS LATER, I did'nt feel like paying $25 for the privledge , but , hey , that's just me. Never heard of The 99ers , but , if Eddie ANGEL has anything to do with it , it's gotta be good .

new fuzzcast vol. 16

http://drfuzz.podomatic.com/entry/2013-07-06T07_49_57-07_00

Fuzzcast 16

No Age – Brain Burner

The Blues Magoos – Gotta Get Away

Streak – Bang Bang Bullet

Ronnie Dawson – Action Packed

The Spits – Bring

The Men – The Brass

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The Plod – Neo City

Andre Williams – Pass the Biscuit Please

Kip Tyler – She's my Witch

The Avengers – Teenage Rebel

Jimmy McCracklin – I Want to Make Love to You

Oblivians – Pinball King

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Warm Soda – Diamond Ring

Alex Chilton – Can't Seam to Make You Mine

Mabel Scott – Wailin Daddy

The Ringers – Mercy Bounce

Sneaky Pinks – I Can't Wait

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The Skatelites – Lucky Seven

Hank Wood and the Hammerheads – Walking down the Street

Lee Chandler – Tree Top

The Kinks – Sittin on my Sofa

The Hussy - Blame

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Deerhunter – Monomania   

I just realized I hadn't visited his site in a while, so I went there to see what he's been up to. I was pleased to find an interview he had done with LA artist/singer Julie Pavlowski Green for her blog Patterns and Tones. Check it out!
http://patternsandtones.blogspot.com/2013/06/rockin-jelly-bean.html