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    • May 29, 2013 1:19 PM CDT
    • Jymn , OK , knowing who he is , now , I see where he falls into the "Controversy" of Alec Palao making The Seeds' back catalogue not sound like shit , or merely acceptible , when it could be great , as it is , now. Especially the mono mixes , but the stereo mixes sound fine as wine , too. I'm sure it's difficult to get such warmth onto a CD - only release , but , he did it.

      If he contested Hoffman , then , he knows what the Hell he's saying , as he's already been involved with some great CD reissues . Technical know - how is a good thing and all that , but , you , me , Glenn , anyone else who responds , we want better , and Alec rose to the call.

    • May 29, 2013 7:05 AM CDT
    • Don't know why I'm banned. The whole thread, well established, is also gone. Steve Hoffman is a mastering engineering, who was a pioneer for presenting warm, analog versions of classic albums on CD and SACD. Like you both, I want answers not blacklisting. Owner of both vinyl and CD's of the debut, I can tell you they both sound 'analog.' Not only that but with the room-filling reverb, who needs stereo?

    • May 29, 2013 12:09 AM CDT
    • I HAVE A TIN EAR , AND MY ENTIRE STEREO SETUP COST ABOUT $70 , NOT COUNTING A CD PLAYER THAT'S ABOUT 20 YEARS OLD , IT'S TRUE , BUT ALEC PALAO DID A GREAT JOB UNEARTHING AND REMASTERING THE MONO SEEDS MIXES. "A WEB OF SOUND" SOUNDS PARTICULARLY GOOD.

      BUT , "THE SEEDS" IS A DRASTIC IMPROVEMENT ON PAST REISSUES. That's saying nothing about all the rarities in both packages.

      I DON'T GET WHY YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN BLACKLISTED. I ALSO DON'T KNOW WHO STEVE HOFFMAN IS . Did he do the original denim delinquent magazine? Educate me , man,you know we went to different schools together.

    • May 28, 2013 8:31 PM CDT
    • I see a scan of the mono master. Where did it come from. Is that proof it wasn't lost? Also, Is the unedited version of Pushin' Too Hard a longer take on the lp (been a long time since I played the whole thing) or would it be the earlier single release that is an alternate mix (if not version) with earlier catalog#? And being banned for any such post sounds quite ridiculous and absurd. Sounds like a cover-up!

      ?

    • May 28, 2013 6:09 PM CDT
    • One more Seeds mono question for Alec Palao

      Me: On the Steve Hoffman forum, the host wrote this about the first Seeds album:
      "A few years ago I was going to work on a reissue until I found out that the actual mono tapes were dumped and all that existed in master form was the fake stereo. Their solution? Just fold to mono. They couldn't have saved one reel? Grrrrrrr."
      That quote is confusing many people on the forum. Any comment?
      Alec: ....the attached is my response to Hoffman. He clearly doesn't know what he's talking about.
      (When pulling out this scan, I remembered something interesting - as you can see, they originally intended using the unedited PTH.)
      UPDATE: A few minutes after posting this on Steve Hoffman's site, I was blacklisted as spammer. Strange.

    • May 29, 2013 11:06 AM CDT
    • The May 26th show.....Songs We Taught Led Zeppelin! 

      Listen here: http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20130526-0030-t1369524600.mp3

      The setlist: 

      BOBBY PARKER - WATCH YOUR STEP 
      JAKE HOLMES - DAZED AND CONFUSED 
      BOB DYLAN - IN MY TIME OF DYING 
      BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON-  JESUS MAKE UP MY DYING BED 
      SLEEPY JOHN ESTES-  DROP DOWN MAMA 
      BUKKA  WHITE - SHAKE 'EM ON DOWN 
      SMALL FACES - YOU NEED LOVING 
      EDDIE COCHRANE - NERVOUS BREAKDOWN 
      SPIRIT - TAURUS 
      HOWLIN' WOLF - HOW MANY MORE YEARS 
      ALBERT KING - THE HUNTER 
      WILLIE DIXON-  I CAN'T QUIT YOU BABY 
      BLIND WILLIE JOHNSON-  NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE 
      MOBY GRAPE - NEVER 
      MUDDY WATERS - YOU SHOOK ME 
      HOWLIN' WOLF - KILLING FLOOR 
      KANSAS JOE & MEMPHIS MINNIE - WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS 
      SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON II -BRING IT ON HOME 
      LEADBELLY - GALLOWS POLE 
      JOAN BAEZ - BABE, I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU
       
      MUDDY WATERS-  YOU NEED LOVE 

    • May 29, 2013 10:45 AM CDT
    • Listen to the May 19th show here!  Happy Victoria Day Canadians! 

      http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20130519-0030-t1368919800.mp3

      The Setlist: 

      gert wilden-   i told you not to cry
      herb alpert & the tijuana brass-   casino royale
      the kinks-   victoria
      jerry lee lewis-   little queenie
      rockadrome-   royal american 20th century blues
      the oblivians-   big black hole
      the who-   daddy rolling stone
      max frost-   shape of things to come
      the ramones-   do you remember r&r radio?
      the adolescents-   kids of the black hole
      jimi hendrix-   rainy day dream away
      the beach boys-   do you like worms?
      ween-   little birdy
      rock workshop-   wade in the water
      tyvek-   early spring
      randy alvey-   green fuz
      iggy & the stooges-   burn
      davie allan & the arrows-   blues theme
      the satans-   makin' deals
      kim fowley-   underground lady
      axcents-   hold it mary!
      thee wylde main-iacs -   not the one for me

    • May 29, 2013 9:15 AM CDT
    • Thanks for the Heads Up on the download. Squidbillies rule!

    • May 29, 2013 4:23 AM CDT
    • KARMA TO BURN!

    • May 29, 2013 3:12 AM CDT
    • The Revox 's bassist and drummer have a second band, The Dead Shamans who plays a kind of heavy blues... And you know what, this band will open for Kadavar in October ! Great new for us :-)

      Lutz Vipinderwoman said:

      I'm not sure if these guys have been posted already, but I CANNOT stop listening to this... I just fell in love with them today.  KADAVAR: Forgotten Past

      They're touring over there, but sadly :-( ....not here.

    • May 29, 2013 2:48 AM CDT
    • +1 for "You're Going to Kill that Girl"

      and also "Teenage Lobotomy", "Bop Till You Drop", "Bonzo Goes To Bitburgh" and so much more.... no, can't decide - they were just great most of the time!

      Jane Dear said:

      "Chain Saw" + "You're Going to Kill that Girl" = my all time faves. 

    • May 28, 2013 7:36 PM CDT
    • Playlist for 5/27/13.  More retro...tough spin as I was in a post Die Kreuzen concert haze.

      The Damned “Stab Your Back”

      Generation X “YOUR GENERATION”

      The Skids “Into The Valley”

      Lew Lewis “WIN or LOSE”

      The Cribs “Baby Don't Sweat”

      Hammersmith Gorillas “Gatecrasher”

      Eddie and the Hot Rods “Teenage Depression”

      Motor Boys Motor “Drive Friendly”

      The Stranglers “(Get A) Grip (On Yourself)”

      Dr. Feelgood “Hunting Shooting Fishing”

      The Stuck-Ups “My Time”

      The Undertones “Get Over You”

      Mickey Jupp “You'll Never Get Me Up In One Of Those”

      Patti Smith Group “Ask the Angels”

      The Slits “Typical Girls”

      King Kurt “Destination Zululand”

      Elvis McMan “Stuck On You”

      Ian Dury & The Blockheads “Sex And Drugs And Rock And Roll”

      Hawkwind “Motorhead”

      The Buzzcocks “Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?”

      Spookey “Star”

      The Pink Fairies “Between The Lines”

      The Hollywood Brats “Sick On You”

      Wreckless Eric “Semaphore Signals”

      Television “Little Johnny Jewel”

      Iggy Pop “Lust For Life”

      The Members “SOLITARY CONFINEMENT”

      Rich Kids “Ghosts of Princes In Towers”

      Tenpole Tudor “Throwing My Baby Out With The Bath Water”

      The Mekons “Where Were You”

      Ultravox “Satday Night in the City of the Dead”

      The Sparkles “Hipsville 29 B.C. (I Need Help)”

      Snatch “IRT”

      The Lyres “We Sell Soul”

      The Customs “Keep My Big Mouth Shut”

      Ron Thompson “SwitchBlade”

      Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds “Funky Fly”

      The Last “She Don't Know Why I'm Here”

      Flamin' Groovies “Jumpin' In the Night”

      The Gruesomes “Thanks For Nothing”

      The Crown Royals “All Night Burner”

      Social End Products “Kaleidoscopic Path”

      The Crawdaddys “I Can Never Tell”

      The Ventures “The Fourth Dimension”

      The Chesterfield Kings “Mystery Trip”

      The Screws “I See You, Baby”

      The Vertebrats “Left In The Dark”



    • May 28, 2013 7:31 PM CDT
    • Certainly not the best Oblivians but I am not disappointed. available for Dl today

    • May 28, 2013 6:53 PM CDT


    • The Longdrone Flowers said:

      I personally think anything by The Fuzztones is just awful.
      agreeed!

    • May 28, 2013 5:19 PM CDT
    • Zero Hour for 5.24.13

      12:02PM The Everly Bothers “Sleepless Nights” from A Date With the Everly Brothers (1961) on Warner Brothers
      12:05PM Belton Richard “Another Sleepless Night” from Another Saturday Night (1968) on Ace
      12:07PM The Ravens “Sleepless Nights” from Garage Punk Unknows Part 1 (1999) on Crypt
      12:10PM The Originals “Sleepless Hours” from Las Vegas Grind, Vol. 3 on Crypt
      12:12PM The Slickee Boys “Sleepless Nights” from Somewhat of an Anthology (2002) on Dacoit
      12:16PM The Singles “Sleepless Nights” from Use it for Yourself (2012) on Off The Hip
      12:23PM The Hangmen “I'm Your Man” from East Of Western (2012) on Cargo
      12:27PM Hollywood Brats “Then He Kissed Me” from Hollywood Brats (1994) on Cherry Red Records
      12:31PM Los Chicos “On My Face” from In the Age of Stupidity (2012) on Dirty Water
      12:33PM The Dukes of Hamburg “I Gotta Move” from I Gotta Move - I Need You - Single (2013) on Voodoo Rhythm New
      12:35PM Hammered Satin “Foxy Dude” from S/T (2013) on Burger
      12:38PM Cyanide Pills “Sit Tight” from Still Bored (2013) on Damaged Goods New
      12:41PM Thee Spivs “Lets Talk About the Weather” from The Crowds and the Sounds (2013) on Damaged Goods New
      12:44PM Giuda “Here Comes Saturday Night” from Racey Roller (2012) on Damaged Goods
      12:47PM Cowbell “Every Dog Has Its Day” from Hanging By a Thread - Single (2013) on Damaged Goods Records
      12:52PM South Filthy “Surfin' In Death Valley” from You Can Name It Yo' Mammy If You Wanna ... (2001) on Sympathy For The Record Industry
      12:57PM Travis Pendarvis “Southbound Line” from Sun Rockabilly Meltdown (2009) on Charly Records
      01:02PM Certain Stars “Off The Mark” from The Great Destroyer (2012) on Cuba Libre Records Local
      01:05PM Holly and the Nice Lions “Break Your Teeth” from Let's Get Wild! (2011) on Memorized Dictionary Local
      01:08PM Tim Schweiger & The Middlemen “Waitin' On Allison” from The Big Let Down (2010) on Duck on Monkey Records Local
      01:11PM Crappy Dracula “Earth Sucks” from Fantastic Dracula (2011) on s/r Local
      01:15PM Ramma Lamma “True Life Stories” from Big Street Time - Single (2011) on FDH records Local
      01:17PM Sacred Order “International House of Death” from Lest We Forget: Our Night to Remember (2013) on Milwaukee Rock Posters Local, New
      01:21PM Green Circles “Semaphore Girl” from Mr. Cocking's Descent (2013) on Off The Hip New
      01:24PM Donovan's Brain “Restless Nights, Many Dreams” from Turned Up Later (2013) on Career Records/Cobraside New
      01:28PM The Plastic Pals “The Final Remedy” from Turn the Tide (2013) on Polythene Records
      01:32PM The Three O'Clock “I Go Wild” from Live at the Old Waldorf 2-9-1983 (2013) on Burger
      01:36PM The Three O'Clock “Upside Down” from Live at the Old Waldorf 2-9-1983 (2013) on Burger
      01:40PM The Minus 5 “The Disembowelers” from Killingsworth (2009) on Yep Roc
      01:43PM Robyn Hitchcock “Devil On a String” from Love From London (2013) on Yep Roc Records
      01:46PM Vic Chesnutt “Big Huge Valley” from west of rome (1991) on texas hotel
      01:49PM Billy Bragg “Love Gets Dangerous” from The Peel Sessions (1991) on Strange Fruit
      01:53PM R. Stevie Moore “I Missed July” from Single (2013) on Sweaters & Pearls
      01:56PM Summer Twins “Forget Me” from Single (2013) on Burger
      01:58PM Games “Pictures of Your Mind” from Games (2012) on Hozac
      02:04PM Baby Woodrose “BubbleGum” from Light up Your Mind - Single (2013) on Bad Afro Records
      02:07PM The Monsters “Crawling Back to You No More” from Pop Up Yours (2011) on Voodoo Rhythm
      02:09PM The Routes “I'm Spent” from Alligator (2011) on Dirty Water Records
      02:12PM 60 Second Swingers “City of People” from Better With Fuzz, Babe (2013) on Soundflat New
      02:15PM King Salami And The Cumberland 3 “The Dilly Bop” from Cookin' Up a Party (2013) on Dirty Water
      02:18PM Telstar Sound Drone “Lost Our Love” from Comedown (2013) on Bad Afro Records New
      02:23PM The Popdudes “Your Own Soundtrack” from Starry Eyed: The Records Tribute (2013) on Zero Hour
      02:26PM Kurt Baker “Partied Out” from Brand New Beat (2012) on Collector's Club Records
      02:30PM Peach Kelli Pop “Julie Oulie” from 2nd Album (2013) on Burger
      02:32PM Colleen Green “You're So Cool” from Sock it to Me (2013) on Hardly Art
      02:35PM The Mergers “We'll All Be Stars” from Monkey See, Monkey Do! (2013) on Soundflat Records
      02:38PM Shannon And The Clams “The Rabbit's Nose” from Dreams in the Rat House (2013) on Hardly Art New
      02:43PM Salty Pajamas “Meat Country” from Salty Pajamas (2012) on Off Label Records
      02:46PM The Wobbly Lamps “Never Ever Bloody” from Drella EP (2013) on Polyvinyl Craftsmen
      02:51PM Paint Fumes “999” from Uck Life (2012) on Slovenly
      02:53PM The Goodbye Johnnys “Savage” from Single (2013) on Self
      02:56PM Purling Hiss “Lolita” from Water On Mars (2013) on Drag City

    • May 28, 2013 4:49 PM CDT
    • Jarmusch? Really?! I heard about the show , but , not the DVD. yEAH, DAN IS A FRIEND OF MINE FROM WAY BACK...I DID'NT WANT TO SOUND LIKE I WAS BRAGGING , HA HA. ONLY ONE OF US HAS A RIGHT TO BRAG , AND IF YOU'VE SEEN "PLASTERCASTER " ,YOU KNOW WHICH ONE THAT IS !  I'm in it, too, briefly , talking to Dan , before Cynthia "Pops the question.". The Dan and The Darleans 45 is good , minimal BFTG type Garage. Yeah , Dan came up here and played a Country Blues set with a friend. No promotion , no mikes or amps.
       
      KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas said:

      Very cool! I lived in the Ann Arbor area at the time of the blackout, so I was driving to the venue when I heard about the cancellation of the show on the radio. I just wound up continuing to drive further up into Northern Michigan where there was power and hanging out up there, doing some boating and such with family, for a few days until the power came back.

      All the local rockers, both "big" and "small", were present at the Stooges reunion. It was a great place to be ("scene, see, and be seen" if you know what I mean...) 

      A couple years back, the Iggy and the Stooges played a special Ron Asheton tribute show at the Michigan Theater in downtown Ann Arbor (later made into a DVD documentary), filmed by Jim Jarmusch and featuring guests such as Henry Rollins and Deniz Tek on guitar. It was an Ann Arbor musical homecoming of sorts. Thankfully, Deniz Tek appears to be in good health and is still rockin' strong.

      Rasmussen as well as Dan Kroha can be seen "around town" quite frequently, performing or hanging out at shows. Dan plays out regularly. His newest band, called Dan and the Darleans is actually really cool and it is pretty easy to catch them playing pretty much anywhere around town from very small free shows in the lobby of the Majestic Theater to bigger stages opening for national acts.  

    • May 28, 2013 4:41 PM CDT
    • Are Boy Bands called "Lad Bands" in England?

      No , John ,they're called shite.
       
      Andy Climax said:

      In Britain just now,. This shit is masquerading as 'music'. Wot a load of fuckin shite! It'll never catch on. Not like the popular 'Beat' combo's we're used to. Just a passing fad hopefully! haha

       

    • May 28, 2013 4:39 PM CDT
    • ME , TOO!  JOHN.  (YOU NAME HERE) ME , THREE!!!! THE CIRCLE WON'T BE BROKEN.

    • May 28, 2013 3:22 PM CDT
    • Never heard this before..... never wanna fuckin hear it again either, haha

    • May 28, 2013 3:05 PM CDT
    • In Britain just now,. This shit is masquerading as 'music'. Wot a load of fuckin shite! It'll never catch on. Not like the popular 'Beat' combo's we're used to. Just a passing fad hopefully! haha

       

    • May 28, 2013 4:32 PM CDT
    • .....It's not bad, Would'nt call it weird . The puppets and stuff , yeah , but, I like puppets.

      It sounds , mainly, like 70's Rock Riffage (Deep Purple , Thin Lizzy , eg.) , but , less heavy. The singer sounds a little too much like Siouxsie for my taste , but she has a GOOD voice. The hookah lounge....even jocks go to the hookah lounge in the states. And the lion with the pipe....Oh , well. It is funny.

    • May 28, 2013 3:41 PM CDT
    • just heard this slab of weirdness about 2 minutes ago. Debut album just out. Apart fae that, I know nothing about them. This is just lovely tho.

    • May 28, 2013 2:57 PM CDT
    • Its an amazing feeling when you've heard a song and forgotten it for ages, then totally out of the blue some radio station plays it. Ebay is a great source especially when you find the name of the track or band. Years ago I remember hearing a punk version of 'I Can See Clearly Now' by the wonderful Johnny Nash. Heard it at a local gig and asked an searched for ages. Totally forgot about it. I then heard a programme on 6Music from the BBC. Nicky Wire was asked for his 10 favourite punk covers. Low and behold number 6 was Snuff's version of it. I fuuuuuuckin loves it. £25 it cost me for the pleasure of owning it. Money well spent me'thinks?... Enjoy!