I GUESS MOST PEOPLE THINK SO....THERE IS ANOTHER , MORE RECENT "BUBBLEGUM" BOOK , THAT FOCUSES MORE ON BOY BANDS , SPICE GIRLS , BRITNEY , WHOEVER , AND THE ACTUAL LATE 60'S - EARLY 70'S STUFF IS ONLY MENTIONED AS AN AFTERTHOUGHT. I DON'T THINK KASENETZ - KATZ EVEN GOT NAME-DROPPED. THE "ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BAD TASTE " HAD A CHAPTER ON BUBBLEGUM THAT
  MENTIONS UK GLAM ROCK , NOT IN A FLATTERING LIGHT (FUCK EM.) , BUT , MAKES THE POINT , WHICH OTHERS HAVE , TOO , THAT MUCH OF THAT STUFF IS AN EXTENSION OF BUBBLEGUM . BUT,THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THAT , AND BRITNEY , BIEBER , ETC. , IS GLAM ROCK , LIKE EARLY BUBBLEGUM , IS SO DAMNED CATCHY !
Chris Henniker said:

I've heard of the book, which even covers Eurovision. Aren't people like Britney Spears and a certain Mr Justin Bieber contemporary bubblegum?

I have an internet rock and roll radio show on monday nights called, Kustom City Sounds and I celebrate the Bubblegum Classic of the Week during the third hour of the show, each week.  

https://www.facebook.com/groups/kustomcitysounds/

I've heard of the book, which even covers Eurovision. Aren't people like Britney Spears and a certain Mr Justin Bieber contemporary bubblegum?

I too love me some Bubblegum music and anyone who doesn't like it can eff off! :)

Professor Bubblegum's Echo Valley Podcast is hands down the best B-Gum podcast on the net.

Check it out for some of the more well known + LOADS of obscure B-Gum gems.

Kim Cooper & David Smay's "Bubblegum Music Is The Naked Truth" is a fantasic book all about B-Gum in all it's Capitalist, Snake Oil glory.

Yours,

Frank 

I NEVER FOLLOWED THE LEATHER NUN , BUT , I REMEMBER WHEN THEY CAME OUT. MY FRIEND WAS PLAYNG THEIR LP IN A RECORD STORE , AND A PRIEST WALKED IN , AND ASKED HIM WHAT THE NAME OF THE GROUP WAS..... "um.....they're called "The Leather Nun" , Father.". The Priest just chuckled and said , "Oh....interesting.". 
 
Mike M said:

Well, I've just read this whole thread and didn't know half the songs mentioned. However I've a few to add.

The Leather Nun FFA Can't get much more un PC than Gay Fist Fucking.

http://youtu.be/Wvq_Hbf9vys

Then There's the old punk group 'Raped' singing Pretty Paedophiles, I was searching on you tube for that and found these. I'm not even going to look at...

The Paedophiles I wanna Rape You

The White Van Paedophiles- Little Injun Boy Rape

Jeez.

eddie , I like this song , but, why is it politically incorrect?
 Did the Lead Singer say something "Naughty" that's buried under all the other singers' voices?

A lot of Doo Wop groups did do X- Rated versions of songs that were commercially recorded.
eddie said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHCuwEbhaUE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHCuwEbhaUE

Doc Phibes (Good name. Don't kill any of your colleagues , though.) , That's not silly , that's BRILLIANT. I wish I could have shown this to my Godchild , when she was two , playing Riff Randall and Angel Dust with her Barbies , and later introducing herself as "I'm_ _ _ _ , Rock'n'Roller! My other friend's Daughter , same thing.

Young girls like Riff Randall , because she's a FAN , not some coke - snorting groupie whore like Angel....ANGEL DUST !
 Doc Phibes said:

haha, yeah love it!

we made a silly little tribute video some years ago:

Find more videos like this on GaragePunk Hideout


Alison said:

Joey Ramone in this scene from Rock N Roll High School is one of my favorite things in the whole world.

OH ! He was saying "Fun Fun". I thought it was "Pleased to meet you....PUNK ROCK ! So you wanna be a pinhead? Hmm. It's so much easier to pick my nose?!".......I love that stuff , like at the end of "We're a Happy Family" - "Hey , where are my socks? Hey , where are my underwear?    Tell me , my Son. What is Minimalism?" . It's like Cheech and Chong , when they'd slip little jokes under the main joke.
 
Mike M said:

We're a happy Family & I don't care are my favorite Ramones tunes, it's already been said it's hard to name a bad one. Glad I saw them when I had the chance.

Gabba gabba, pleased to meet you, fun fun....

haha, yeah love it!

we made a silly little tribute video some years ago:

Find more videos like this on GaragePunk Hideout


Alison said:

Joey Ramone in this scene from Rock N Roll High School is one of my favorite things in the whole world.

+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. 

I have to pull out my originals (1 or both mono) and give them a listen so I'll be able to compare and give the reissues a fair shake (and enjoy any improvements if available).

kopper said:

I have these mono mixes of the first two Seeds albums and they sound great:

http://www.garagepunk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=18979

I have these mono mixes of the first two Seeds albums and they sound great:

http://www.garagepunk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=18979

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.

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?

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.

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!

?

It's decent.. for free and I have half the tunes already. 

Thanks for the Heads Up on the download. Squidbillies rule!

Here are the three newer posts/programs.Download links to listen/download the programs with each play list are found in the blog links provided. 

May 28th, 2013:

Blog post on The Replacements Let It Be album:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/05/the-replacements-let-it-be-show-457.html

Play List:

1.  Human Eye – Alligator Dance
2.  Young Benjamins – Less Argue
3.  Daniel Romano – He Lets Her Memory Go (Wild)
4. Talking Heads – Psycho Killer (1975 CBS Demo)
5.  The Rapture – Caravan
6.  Charles De Goal – Synchro
7.  Sheep Look Up - Burning
8.  Thrush Hermit – French Inhale
9.  Syzslak – Turquoise
10. Cold Warps – Hole In My Head
11. The Vondells – Go Go Gone
12. The Vondells – 2 Tone Blue
13. The Zeros – Beat Your Heart Out
14. The Basements – I Don’t Want you No More
15. Raised By Weeds – Here’s A Story
16. The Replacements – I Will Dare
17. The Replacements - Favorite Thing
18. The Replacements – Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out
19. The Replacements – Unsatisfied
20. The D4 – Invader Ace
21. Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin – Reverse Shark Attack

May 21st, 2013:

Blog post on The Doors Ray Manzarek:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/05/the-doors-ray-manzarek-1939-2013-show.html

Play List:

1.  The Orbits – My Rosa Lee
2.  The Rumblers – Surf Rat
3.  The New Dimensions – Bongo Shutdown
4.  This Machine Kills Robots – The Seaward
5.  The Driving Beats – Beach Girls
6.  The Gories – On The Run
7.  The Band – Helpless
8.  Kurt Vile – Snowflakes Are Dancing
9.  Big Surf – Stoker
10. Link Wray – Green Hornet
11. The Doors – Wild Child
12. Iggy & The Stooges – Job
13. The Obits – The City Is Dead
14. Decades – Tonight Again
15. Pluto – Thirsty
16. Active Dog – Rat Race
17. Bureaucrats – Feel The Pain
18. The Exploding Hearts – Modern Kicks
19. Thee Oh Sees – Devil Again
20. Mystics – Get Away (Demo)
21 Young Rival - T-Shirt And Shorts
22. Sex Pistols – Holidays In The Sun
23. The Clash – Overpowered By Funk

May 14th, 2013:

Blog post on Wavves Afraid of Heights album:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/05/wavves-afraid-of-heights-show-455.html

Play List:

1.  Guided By Voices – Crybaby 4 Star Hotel
2.  The Flaming Lips – Butterfly, How Long It Takes To Die
3.  The Thermals – Where I Stand
4.  Mudhoney - I Don`t Remember You
5.  Jay Sad – Home
6.  The Highest Order – Sacred Team
7.  Timbre Timbre – Demon Host
8.  Mikal Cronin – Better Man
9.  King Khan – Strange Way
10. Hank Davis – One Way
11. The Cramps – Domino
12. Actual Water – Dandelion Sun
13. Sam Coffey & The Iron Lungs – What Have I Become
14. Light Bulb Alley – Long Time Coming
15. The Vores – Forget That Guy
16. The Misfits – Return Of The Fly
17. Wavves – Sail To The Sun
18. Wavves – Paranoid
19. The Oblivians – I’ll Be Gone
20. Paul Jacobs – Kitchen Floor
21. The Black Lips – Cruising
22. The Vibrators – Judy Says (Knock You In The Head)
23. Devo - Come Back Jonee (Live Minneapolis, 1978)

Haven't posted in a while have had several blog posts and radio programs/podcasts since my last post on April 17th.  I will be making two posts one with three older programs/playlists and one with three newer.  Download links to these programs can be found in the blog links provided. 

May 7th, 2013:

Blog post on The White Stripes Elephant album: http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/05/white-stripes-elephant-ten-years...

Play List:

1. The Nils – Tuesday High
2. The Smugglers – I Need A Vacation
3. DMZ – Baby Boom
4. Zona 84 – Estan Buscandrome
5. The Count Five – They’re Gonna Get You
6. The Stomach Mouths – Don’t Mess With My Mind
7. The Sonics – Wake Me, Shake Me
8. The Vibrants – Wildfire
9. The Golden Hands Before God – Oh No
10. The Scenics – Oh Boy
11. Brother Dan’s All Stars – Eastern Organ
12. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Midnight Ravers
13. Public Imaged Limited – Albatross
14. Gang of Four – Armalite Rifle
15. Sloan – Bully
16. Sloan – Gimme Sopor
17. The Damned – Melody Lee (BBC Session)
18. Young Rival – Time
19. Thee Oh Sees – Minotaur
20. White Stripes – Hypnotize
21. White Stripes – Little Acorns
22. White Stripes - Well It's True That We Love One Another

Tuesday April 30th, 2013:

Blog post on Canadian Garage/Country band Indian Wars Songs From The North Album here: http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/04/indian-wars-interview-show-453.html

Play List:

1. The Migs – Fuzzy Sun
2. Allah Las – Catamaran
3. Dead Ghosts – Roky Said
4. High Drops – Street Girl
5. Generation X – Valley of the Dolls
6. The Modernettes – Confidential
7. Indian Wars - There And Back Again

DAVE McMARTIN (OF INDIAN WARS) INTERVIEW

8. Indian Wars – Mississippi
9. Indian Wars – Denny
10. Painted Ship – Little White Lies
11. The Bell Peppers – Hokey Cokey
12. The Teardrops - Meet The Teardrops
13. The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower - Saviours & Suckers
14. The Pointed Sticks - New Ways
15. Pink Mountaintops - Can You Do That Dance?
16. The Velvet Underground – Guess I’m Falling In Love (Instrumental)
17. The Velvet Underground – I’m Set Free
18. Tiki Tones – Sneaky Tiki
19. Link Wray – Hang On
20. Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin – Drop Dead Baby

April 23, 2013:

Blog post for this week on Thee Oh Sees Floating Coffin album here: http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2013/04/thee-oh-sees-floating-coffin-sho...

Play List:

1. Pow Wows – First World Rag
2. The Auras – Top Notch Surfer Girl
3. Deep Space Cowboys – Dreaming In Space
4. The Vaselines – Roaster
5. Hooded Fang - Ode To Subterrania
6. Ramones - Judy Is A Punk
7. Ramones - Chainsaw
8. The Strokes – Welcome To Japan
9. Fire Engines – Discord
10. The Smiths – Rusholine Ruffians (John Peel Session August 1984)
11. Jay Sad – Good Health
12. Fruit Tones – Coconut Shy
13. Pink Teens – Flying Colors All The Way
14. The Cinch – Get Up & Get Out
15. Teenage Head with Marky Ramone – Full Time Fool
16. Forgotten Rebels – It Won’t Be Long
17. Subway Sect – Don’t Split It (John Peel Session 1977)
18. The Prefects – Escort Girls
19. The Troggs – Your Love
20. Black Angels – War On Holiday
21. Young Rival – Black Popcorn
22. Thee Oh Sees – I Come The Mountain
23. Thee Oh Sees – Tunnel Time

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: 

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: 

KARMA TO BURN!

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.