Forums » Shakin' Street

List of newest posts

    • February 10, 2013 10:34 AM CST
      Browse

    • Alopecia the label is/was owned by Sir Bald Diddley, hence the association to the balding condition.

      John Battles said:

      I've heard of that. My dad had Alopecia. But , it's cool. Strange name for a label , though.

      The way men are shaving their chests , and their heads (Both heads) , though they are'nt balding , if you could put Alopecia in pill form , it'd sell like annoyingly large backpacks.
       
      Shaun Coleman said:

      A series of comps called locked into surf.  From a label called Alopecia out of england.

    • February 10, 2013 1:27 AM CST
      Browse

    • I've heard of that. My dad had Alopecia. But , it's cool. Strange name for a label , though.

      The way men are shaving their chests , and their heads (Both heads) , though they are'nt balding , if you could put Alopecia in pill form , it'd sell like annoyingly large backpacks.
       
      Shaun Coleman said:

      A series of comps called locked into surf.  From a label called Alopecia out of england.

    • February 9, 2013 9:46 PM CST
      Browse

    • A series of comps called locked into surf.  From a label called Alopecia out of england.

    • February 9, 2013 2:08 PM CST
      Browse

    • Well , I only say "Hard to believe" , because it's just as easy to assume they'd fall back on all the obvious , lifeless stuff . But , they did'nt. Rhino was the shit , at one time....They'd drop the ball , on occasion , but , I was still getting turned on to a lot of great stuff in the pre-CD era , thanks to Rhino , when a lot of reissue labels were still dodgy (Particularly Eva , but they were putting stuff out that no one wanted to touch...Still sounded like ass , most of teh time.).

    • February 9, 2013 10:09 AM CST
      Browse

    • That's not so hard to believe. Rhino was a top-notch reissuer at one point, and the CD mentioned below would have been a good surf intro, as was the vinyl-only History of Surf Music, Vol. 1. (Volume 2 was all vocals, and #3 was all contemporary bands as of 1982.)

      AVI had a really good series called Rare Surf. After that label went out of business, that series went out of print. Still, grab a volume if you find it. 

      John Battles said:

      BELIEVE IT OR NOT , EVEN RHINO'S "LEGENDS OF ROCK GUITAR: SURF "IS REAL CHOICE.

       

    • February 10, 2013 9:06 AM CST
      Browse

    • Playlist 02/09/13

      Troggs  I Can Only Give Everything 
      Chelsea  No Escape 
      Kursaal Flyers  Television Generation 
      Elvis Costello  No Action 
      Klark Kent  Don't Care 
      Lene Lovich  Lucky Number 
      Joe "King" Carrasco  I Get My Kicks On You 
      Wreckless Eric  Take The Cash (K.A.S.H.) 
      Sector 27  Can't Keep Away 
      Beg Borrow Steal  Monkey 
      Death By Unga Bunga  Love Itch 
      Harmonica Lewinski  Code Green Jellyfish 
      Kiss Kiss Bang Bang  Desperate Teenage Living Nightmare 
      Livids  Savage Eyes 
      Lords Of Gravity  Danger Girl 
      Mobbs  This Pounding Heart 
      Fashion  Sodium Pentathol Negative 
      Stranglers  Sometimes 
      Damned  Disco Man 
      Sham 69  Hurry Up Harry 
      Black Shades  Bread N' Butter 
      Brats  Dancin' in the Backseat 
      Mahones  Makes No Sense At All 
      Trashed Romeos  Gotta Find A New Love 
      999 Me and My Desire 
      Eater  Outside View 
      101'ers  Keys To Your Heart 
      Nick Lowe  Born To Be A Woman 
      Mad Doctors  Black Magic 
      Plymouth Fury  The Basement 
      RJ and the Del Guapos  Shake!! 
      Scovilles  Bird Brain Master 
      Undertones  You've Got My Number 
      Blondie  Hanging On the Telephone 
      X-Ray Spex  Indentity 
      Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers  I Wanna Be Loved 
      Fleshtones  Todos Queremos A Lupe 
      Stingrays  June Rhyme 
      Big Boy Pete and the Squire  American Spring 
      Godfathers  Gone to Texas 

    • February 9, 2013 8:13 AM CST
      Browse

    • I will be on the air and the web playing garage and punk tunes on Saturday February 9th from 1:00-3:00 PM EST on 89.7 WITR-FM in Rochester, NY and streaming live at http://witr.rit.edu.

    • February 10, 2013 3:25 AM CST
      Browse

    • theres first shows,theres best shows,theres also worst shows,im talkin about bands you liked,waited for what seems like a lifetime for them to get 'round to your town,they came.....and they where shit.

      this topic requires a whole discussion all of its own.

      i'd like to nominate a mid 80s j. thunders gig i attended,now who dont like thunders?but im sure i probably aint the only one here....too wasted,the tour he done maybe 'bout 84ish supporting hanoi rocks in europe was shambollic.

      if i'd got through that much horse i'm pretty sure i would'nt be leavin' the house.never mind tryin to play in front of folk.i have however long since forgiven him.everybody loves johnny.

    • February 10, 2013 3:06 AM CST
      Browse

    • know what ya mean about joeys skin being like glow in the dark plastic.i shook his hand one time after a show,he was hot (and sweaty) and his hand was like holding a wet fish,a dead one at that.his legendary status remains unaffected by this in my book.

      Mark Freiseis said:

      First show - something called the Met Center Rock Festival. The bands were: The Litter, Brownsville Station, either Sweetwater or SRC, The Amboy Dukes, The Stooges, Grand Funk Railroad & Canned Heat. Not bad for $5.00!

      First punk show - Ramones at Kelly's Pub in downtown St Paul on their first tour. Joey got out of a cab right in front of me & his sking was the color of glow-in-the-dark plastic. I went out & bought a motorcycle jacket the next day.

      Best show - New York Dolls at the Mind Odyssey at the MN State Fair. The building was packed at the start of the show, but people kept leaving & I kept moving forward. I ended up right in front of the stage with Johnny Thunder's stage monitor right next to my ear. I went deaf in my right ear for about a week.

    • February 10, 2013 2:50 AM CST
      Browse

    • hey dave.....up until that point i'd been a fan,they'd only done two singles,bingo masters and new thing this was the tour for that live at the witch trials album.i was a kid and i just did'nt get it.in fact i aint liked 'em since (fuck smith and his pissed up gobby arsed attitude).however support that nite came from this american girl vermillion,anyone remember her?you can youtube her one and only single 'angry young women' although it hasnt really stood the test of time.she did have as a backing group that nite label mates menace.still love menace,quality old school london punk act,they rescued the nite as i recall.

      dave said:

      Wow, The Fall! What was wrong with 'em?

      sideshow Barty said:

      1st gig i ever went to was the fall in early 79,it was shit,as an impressionable 12 year old i remember thinking,sod this live music bit,im gonna stick to records.

    • February 9, 2013 1:46 PM CST
      Browse

    • First arena show: Tina Turner at the Winnipeg Arena, with John Parr opening. 1985.
      Best show: A tie - Man...Or Astroman? with Bob Log III at the Pyramid Cabaret (1998), and Heavy Trash/The Sadies/Fiftymen at the Pyramid (2005).

    • February 10, 2013 12:49 AM CST
      Browse

    •  I still like the first one I ever heard , the Stooges/Salt 'n'pepa mash- up.
      "ooh , baby , baby , oo, baby , baby - No fun , mah babe , no Fun. DA NA DA DA NA NA NA DA DA DA DAAAA NO FUN , MY BABE , NO FUN - BABY BAY , OOH ! BABY BABY !

    • February 9, 2013 2:57 PM CST
      Browse

    • Va bene, Carlucci, tu sei musicista, un ex-Fuzztones and you are on the inside track while my english sucks and sure I don´t have this expertise, but I beg to differ and so I´ll try... At least just to say my (to your eyes, incompetent) opinion. 
      Is not my intention to fight or to growl at you John, really, but as a Fan i feel offended by you! Since you can´t help doing discrediting the Fuzztones and Rudi as soon as those names are mentioned, you might expect  some Fuzztones´s fans to take issue with you! So you are gonna be my english-exercise today.
      "Rudi stole the entire image from The Music Machine"??
      Not agree at all... the mop-top haircut wasn´t their exclusive and the Fuzztones´s  haircut was much longer and so very singular if not unique! Wearing all black? Johnny Cash used to do this long before, lot of other bands did or do as well. Even myself, since about 81 i use to wear all in black (i still do, mostly!!). I don´t know whom i have stoled my image but more probably is just because it better extravert my dark disposition and my anger.
      Are you talking about the instruments? Typical 60s-bands aren´t? The Farfisa Organ? Deb had one in Tina Peel already, right? The Fuzzbox? One of the coolest inventions!! I seem to recall to have read Rudi owned a fuzzbox in the 60s already. (By the way he choose for his band the best name he could choose, to my little opinion!) 
      "Rudi played a Carvin Les Paul copy"?? Well, so i suppose to be a bad guitar? Maybe he just didn´t had the money for a better one at that time?! No idea! But I´ve seen Tina Peel´s vids in which he played a Vox... So?

      Of course the Music Machine were one of the greatest, most original and inspiring 60s-garage bands and yes, the single glove actually IS the prickly (?) attribute which however, could be intended as a symbol for their influences on Rudi or his love for them?.
      Did Sean Bonniwell ever complain to him for it? I don´t think so... 

      Talking about look: To me Fuzztones means: yes, betimes, a long mop-top-haircut and for sure long hairs (which I love much more than a mop-top ;). Tooted or Bones-Necklaces (which are extremely cool especially on black gear) and  the crossed phantoms as a logo!!! (even much cooler!!:) This way They influenced on the look bunch of bands still to this days. So what?  In my opinion, Rudi has a great taste... He´s been kind of trendsetter for many different things in the past.
      And he has a huge "Charisma"! while lots of great! musicians, don´t have this at all!! 
      (And i´m not even talking about his beauty, since is secondary to me!)
      "Tina Peel wore matching outfits of stripes, polka dots & checkers.."
      If you consider the time they were dressed that way (76?), you may rather say they influenced some New-Wave´s bands some years later.
      "In some cases, he had dudes that were bald, so he made them wear wigs"
      Ha ha, that´s funny!... But don´t most of bands work hard to have an (own) "image" different from other bands? Though, anyway, do you have to go blue that much???
       
      "We? had the chops & the spirit to put on an amazing live show."
      Those, in 85, were already amazing live of Fuzztones to me, they doesn´t look like the Music Machine. They not even sounds alike other bands, not even when they did a cover. 
      I loved them and you weren´t in the band yet!  Elixir festival 85 > 
       
      I´s a great pity that all those fantastic 60s bands disappeared so fast in your country (why wheren´t you all listen at them that much and buying their records and so let them live longer?) while the Beatles in Europe got that big??  
      (ok, sure, they were pop by comparison, but still..)

      We were grateful for the Fuzztones bringing those great tunes to Europe, (original or not). Personally i think they let re-surge those great tune in their own singular way!
      So, i would rather say they re-invented this music style! 

      The fuzztones sounds like Fuzztones and nobody else, even when the cover.
      (As well as the Cramps when they covered)
      Personally, i love most of the original Fuzztones songs too.
      "IMO The Ramones & Cramps are in a different league"
      In the USA they may be in a different league!! OK!
      But not here! In Europe they are in the same league!

      I don´t think your experience or music-taste must be the benchmark.
      IMO this is not the right place for you to conduct a campaign against a music colleague, (though i bet Rudi couldn´t care less), do You think YOUR carrier is gonna be better than? 
      Since i believe your behave is unfair, i guess you will give yourself a favor by stopping this picking at him. And if you really have an axe to grind with Rudi, please do it somewhere else, ideally, personally with him.

      LIVE AND LET LIVE!

      (Non mi fare vergognare anche tu di essere Italiana,
      ti prego, con Berlusconi abbiamo gia´fatto il pieno!)

       

      And now back to topic, i hope! 
       
       


      John Carlucci said:


          I think I have some expertise on this  particular topic and can shed some light on the situation having been in this band for 5 years when they were in their prime.... Yes, Rudi stole the entire image from The Music Machine. The Fuzztones started as a novelty side band to his "real" band, Tina Peel. Tina Peel wore matching outfits of stripes, polka dots & checkers and Rudi played a Carvin Les Paul copy.  The funny thing is that the novelty side band went over better than his main band, so he kept doing it.  He pieces his bands together by whoever is available, then dresses them up to fit his "image". He tells them what guitars to play, what clothes to wear & how to cut their hair. In some cases, he had dudes that were bald, so he made them wear wigs.  Some of his band mates knew nothing at all about garage music, and were basically hard rock dudes that he molded to fit the look.  I was from a Punk Rock background & had my most success to that point as a member of the Power Pop band, The Speedies. The most amazing thing about the line-up of the Fuzztones when I was in the band is that despite Rudi, the other 4 of us had amazing chemistry & we took the band to a different place. Try as he did to control us, I did not work. I am & always have been a non-conformist. We had the chops & the spirit to put on an amazing live show.  But the original songs Rudi wrote were nothing compared to the covers we did. You have to realize that in the 80's the internet did not exist. It was not that easy to find these rare songs by bands like The Sonics & 13th Floor Elevators. A lot of people did not realize we were doing covers back then.  This was their first exposure to this genre. So now you have young bands emulating what we did while we were emulating what came before. IMO The Ramones & Cramps are in a different league, They had their own voice & did something more original than we did. We tried, but it was an uphill battle the entire time. 

      Is it possible to call them "a Music Machine wannabee"-band just for a single glove used by a young Rudi, while on the other hand, still today, you hve bunch of bands wearing bones-chains a la Fuzztones? Are they Fuzztones wannabee bands?? I´m confused...  
      (but hell, it may be!.. ;)

    • February 9, 2013 2:34 PM CST
      Browse

    • What next, licensing from Ofcom? The FCc raiding Kopper's studio because he has no licence to put out a show?

    • February 9, 2013 2:32 PM CST
      Browse

    • It looks like a hoax, but I saw the patents and it really could ruin our enjoyment of free media. It gets more absurd. I know patents protect workers rights, as does copyright, but could this be a means to close down podcasting by making you pay for what you receive free. I suspect that when people are forced to pay subscription fees , people'll tune out and this will lead to fewer podcasts around due to lack of demand. What'll fill the void? https://www.eff.org/sites/default/files/us8112504.pdf

    • February 9, 2013 1:47 PM CST
      Browse

    • THAT DOES'NT SURPRISE. I ASKED CHRIS BRITTON IF IT WAS DIFFICULT WINNING PEOPLE OVER, WHEN THEY HAD TO DO CABARET . HE SAID , "NO , NOT IF WE HAVE SOME OF OUR FANS THERE. THEN ,THE BLUE RINSE BRIGADE , WHO'VE COME TO SEE GERRY MARSDEN, WITH THEIR WALKERS AND THEIR ZIMMER FRAMES STACKED UP IN FRONT OF THE FIRE EXITS LIKE SO MUCH SCAFFOLDING , IT MIGHT TAKE A WHILE WITH THEM , BUT , WHEN THEY SEE THAT WE'RE ENJOYING OURSELVES , THEY USUALLY START ENJOYING THEMSELVES , AS WELL .  " .    File THAT under great Punk quotes. But , he was quick to point out , also , how great it was  that they drew such a diverse bunch of people at their own gigs.
       
      Bryan Chapman said:

      I was 'lucky' to attend the BBC Radio 1 birthday party at the old Hammy O in 1982, and the only two bands who really impressed were the Troggs and the Nashville Teens. This was probably because even back then, they really went for it, unlike most of their contemporaries who had headed for the cabaret circuit.

    • February 9, 2013 11:02 AM CST
      Browse

    • I was 'lucky' to attend the BBC Radio 1 birthday party at the old Hammy O in 1982, and the only two bands who really impressed were the Troggs and the Nashville Teens. This was probably because even back then, they really went for it, unlike most of their contemporaries who had headed for the cabaret circuit.

    • February 9, 2013 11:17 AM CST
      Browse

    • “We aren't particularly talented. We try harder!” - Joe Strummer

    • February 9, 2013 9:03 AM CST
      Browse

    • I can't wait for it, for I haven't heard it in months.

    • February 9, 2013 12:03 AM CST
      Browse

    • Hi all, just wanted to ask what happened to this awesome show, hasn't been a new one for ages and I've lost count of the times I've cranked the old ones!

    • February 9, 2013 2:44 AM CST
      Browse

    • THE LAST 6 INTOXICA PLAYLISTS!!!

      INTOXICA!

      9/25/12

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      RUMBLERS- THE HUSTLER
      CRESCENTS FEAT. CHIYO- PINK DOMINOS
      CORVETTES- PICK UP
      JOHNNY AMELIO & THE DOWNBEATS- JUGUE
      JOHNNY AMELIO & THE DOWNBEATS- DOWNBEATS
      SHADOWS- BOP-ALENA
      LITTLE JOHNNY & THE RUMBLERS- RIOT IN CELL BLOCK #9
      LAUREL LONDON- DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK
      HAYDEN THOMPSON- FAIRLANE ROCK
      BUFFALO REBELS- MONKEY WALK
      BUFFALO REBELS- BUFFALO BLUES
      TELSTARS- TOPLESS
      ROYAL TEEN- MAD GASS
      JOHNNY CARLTON W/THE ESCORTS- BAMBOO BABY
      JERRY MARTIN & THE SOUNDS- JANET

      HARLEQUINS- EVERYBODY FISH PT. 1
      TEEM MATES- MOVIN' OUT
      DAVID MARKS & THE MARKSMEN- KUSTOM KAR SHOW
      ESCORTS- LEAKY HEART & HIS RED GO KART
      ROBERT WILLIAMS & THE GROOVERS- LOUD MUFFLERS
      THE ALABAMA KID- ROCKING JALOPY
      ANDY WYNN ACC. BY THE FIVE JAYS- BALLAD OF A HOT ROD KID

      RICKY LIVID & THE TONE DEAFS- NUTS & BOLTS
      JIM DANDY & SUGARBEATS- WARM UP
      LETTERMEN- HEY BIG BRAIN
      SHADES- VOODOO WOMAN
      VOLCHORDS- BONGO LOVE
      PETE BENNETT & THE EMBERS- FEVER
      RICHARD BERRY- IT'S ALL RIGHT
      CHAMPS- THE RATTLER
      JIMMY SEALS- GROUNDED
      JIMMIE BYRON- SCREAMIN'
      DOROTHY ELLIS- DRILL DADDY DRILL
      JILLETTES- DADDY DO
      FRANK MOTLEY & HIS MOTLEY CREW- HONKIN' AT MIDNIGHT
      JOHNNY LITTLE JOHN & GUITAR- JOHNNY'S JIVE
      LATTIMORE BROWN- YAK-A-POO

      GALLAHADS- BE FAIR

      ------------------------------

      -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      11/13/12 (LAST SHOW FROM THE OLD STUDIO)

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      MONZELS- SHARKSKIN
      FINETONES, INC.- SHORT CIRCUIT
      ZAKS- '66
      ARONDIES- '69
      BOBBY ANGEL & THE HILLSIDES- SUBMARINE RACES
      MORTICIANS- LOUIE LOUIE
      CHOIR- IT'S COLD OUTSIDE
      GEORGE WASHINGTON & THE CHERRY BOMBS- DON'T YOU JUST KNOW IT
      JAYS JAYS- BALDHEADED WOMAN
      MAD MIKE & THE MANIACS- THE HUNCH

      SABRES- TAKE UP THE SLACK DADDY-O
      HASIL ADKINS- DO THE SCALP
      RENEGADES- GERONIMO
      BUNKER HILL- THE GIRL CAN'T DANCE
      DEL-MARS- SNACKY POO
      FENDER BENDERS- DRAG STRIP
      LORD DENT & THE INVADERS- WOLF CALL
      KACT-TIES- WERE-WOLF
      GINO- HAND CLAPPIN TIME
      DEL RICOS- VOODOO
      MAD PLAIDS- BLOOD RARE
      GLENRAYS- HEY LITTLE WILLIE
      ROY HEAD & THE TRAITS- ONE MORE TIME
      RICHIE RICHARDSON & THE JAGUARS- THE JUMP
      DANNY DELL- POGO WALK
      WILLIE WARD & THE WARBLERS- I'M A MADMAN
      UNKNOWN- GO TO SCHOOL
      SHANE KAI RAY- JUNGLE TALK (I WANT SOME OF THAT)
      MOON MEN- OTHER SIDE OF THE MOON
      RITUALS- SURFERS RULE

      BLOODSHOT BILL- STOP!
      JAMES RED HOLLOWAY- A LA CARTE
      DUVALS- COTTON
      JJ JACKSON & THE JACKALS- OO-MA-LIDDY
      PREMIERS- FIREWATER
      CAPS- RED HEADED FLEA
      ARCH HALL JR. & THE ARCHERS- TWIST FEVER

      ESQUERITA- ROCKIN' THE JOINT

      ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      1/8/13

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      THUNDER ROCKS- WHAT'S THE WORD
      STOMPERS- QUARTER TO FOUR STOMP
      THE SOCIETY- NICOTINE FIT
      JOHNNY BACHELOR- BAD COMPANY
      THRASHERS- SLEDGE HAMMER
      OUTCASTS- THE OUTCASTS THEME
      THRASHERS- FORT LAUDERDALE USA
      SONNA ACE & THE TWISTERS- WOOLEH BOOLEH
      RAY VERNON & THE RAYMEN- BIG CITY AFTER DARK
      SHOESTRING- SHOOP-DE-HOOP-TWINE
      BOB & SHIRLEY- BRIGITTE BARDOT
      STATION KSWO (EUEL BOX)- LAWTON TWIST
      FRANK RONDELL & THE CHANCELLORS- THE BAT
      CATALINAS- LITTERBUG
      5 SHITS- LET ME TELL YOU

      JOHNNY VAGABOND W/EDDIE LUND & HIS TAHITIANS- TAHITI TWEEST
      THUNDER ROCKS- JOHNNY SAX
      SOCIETY- JUST AS MUCH
      INVADERS- SET ME FREE
      FURYS- BEACHIN'
      INVADERS- LET'S DANCE
      FURYS- PARCHMAN FARM
      (SCREAMIN) LORD JIM & THE PICADILLY SQUARES- WHAT'S A WOOLY BULLY?
      MAVERICKS- TENEMENT BOY
      LYTE- IT'S GONNA WORK OUT FINE
      ASTAROTH- SATANISPIRITUS
      PATTI JEROME- MOJO
      TOMMY SATAN & HIS PROFITS- SHU-FLY-TWIST
       SOCIETY- NICOTINE FIT (REPRISE!!)
      BOB LENARDE WILLIE JOE & HIS UNITAR- CHEROKEE DANCE
      BOB LENARDE WILLIE JOE & HIS UNITAR- UNITAR ROCK
      FRED NORMAN & THE ABNORMALS- THE CHANT
      SONICS- EVIL EYE
      CHIEFS- APACHE
      FABULOUS CONTINENTALS- BREAKIN' UP
      ADAM FAITH- MADE YOU

      -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      1/15/13

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      DAPPERS- CHICKEN TWIST
      LOS LEONES CON TONY VESUBIO- MOSQUITO DE TWIST
      KNIGHT KAPS- TWIST STOMP
      FRED NORMAN & THE ABNORMALS- CRAZY SHORT'NIN
      KNIGHT KAPS- MAMA LOOCHIE
      RIVIERES- KNOCK ON WOOD
      JOEL HILL- I THOUGHT IT OVER
      ROCKBUSTERS- TOUGH CHICK
      SINGERS- BORN TO LOSE
      JOHNNIE MORISETTE- BAD SHAPE
      LESLIE GORE- NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO
      MUSIC CITY FIVE- WIPEOUT
      ACUARIO "77"- DESLIZANDO ROCK

      KING CRUSHER & THE TURKEYNECKS- KING CRUSHER
      TEEN BEATS- SLOP BEAT
      CHAMPS- TRAIN TO NOWHERE
      LINK WRAY- TURNPIKE USA
      PASSENGERS- SAND IN YOUR EYE
      RAVENS ROCK GROUP- THE GHOUL FRIEND
      THE A'KIES- HAUNTED SAX
      MONOTONES- ZOMBI
      MODEL "T" SLIM- SOMEBODY VOODOOED THE HOODOO MAN
      HANK BALLARD- DO IT ZULU STYLE
      JAY BENTLEY & THE JET SET- WATUSI '64
      IMPELLAS- CONTINENTAL WHIP '65
      THE IN CROWD- DO THE SURFER JERK
      THE SQUARES- THE OUT CROWD
      STANDELLS- WHY PICK ON ME
      POSITIVELY THIRTEEN O'CLOCK- PSYCHOTIC REACTION

      VERSATONES- BILA
      TRENIERS- (WE WANT A) ROCK N ROLL PRESIDENT
      VERSATONES- TIGHT SKIRT
      OSCAR WILLS- FLATFOOT SAM
      PLAYBOYS- WHATIZIT?
      BOBBY WARREN FIVE- MEDICINE MAN
      PLAYBOYS- CHARGE IT
      O'JAYS- CRACK UP LAUGHING
      GAYLADS- AH SO
      TRINI LOPEZ- SINNER NOT A SAINT


      ALLEN SHERMAN- POP HATES THE BEATLES

      --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      1/22/13

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      LORD SUTCH- BLACK AND HAIRY
      GANTS- ROAD RUNNER
      TRU-TONES- SURFIN' HERE WE GO
      LES SINNERS- LES DISC-JOCKEYS
      VELVETEENS- CHING BAM BAH
      TIGERMEN- TIGER GIRL
      RATS- RATS REVENGE PT. 1
      A. JACKS & THE CLEANSERS- STRONGER THAN DIRT
      AMBERTONES- CHOCOLATE COVERED ANTS
      LOS SIREX- EL TREN DE LA COSTA (TRAIN KEPT A ROLLIN')
      SHEIKS- THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKING
      SHEIKS- TREAT HER RIGHT
      SONNY GEE & THE STANDELS- TIDAL WAVE
      TRAITS- NOBODY LOVES THE HULK

      LAWRENCE WELK (YUP!!!)- BREAKWATER
      WAILERS- WAILIN'
      CONTINENTALS- ROCKINENTAL
      CARELESS FIVE- QUESTION MARK TWIST
      DIVOTS- DRY CEREAL
      JOHNNY BACHELOR- MUMBLES
      BRET & TERRY- BEATLE FEVER
      BRET & TERRY- THE BEATLE HOP
      WES DAKUS- SOUR BISCUITS
      HITCHHIKERS- GOIN' TO L.A.

      SUGAR CHILE ROBINSON- SAY LITTLE GIRL
      SUGAR CHILE ROBINSON- NUMBERS BOOGIE
      SUGAR CHILE ROBINSON- VOOEY VOOEY VAY
      5 YR OLD JIMMY BRADLEY JR.- DRUMMER BOY ROCK
      ROY TAN & COMBO- ISABELLA
      POETS- VOWELS OF LOVE
      4 DEUCES- W-P-L-J
      POETS- DEAD
      MR. UNDERTAKER- HERE LIES MY LOVE
      CHARLES GLASS & ORCH.- SCREAMIN' & DYIN'
      MATTIE JACKSON- I WANT TO DO IT

      TENDER SLIM- HEY JOE! (NO NOT THAT ONE...)

      ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      1/29/13

      REVELS- INTOXICA

      FAT DADDY HOLMES- WHERE YO IS
      JAGUARS- DRIVE-IN
      VIBRA-SONICS- DRAG RACE
      JAGUARS- EXIT 6
      VIBRA-SONICS- THUNDER STORM
      JAGUARS- JAGUAR
      JAGUARS- ROUNDABOUT
      BOB MOORE & THE TEMPS- TROPHY RUN
      BOB MOORE & THE TEMPS- BRAGGIN'
      ROYALTONES- CLIP CLOP
      BILL ALLEN & THE BACK BEATS- PLEASE GIVE ME SOMETHING
      SAMMY JACKSON- LIVE FAST
      BOYD BENNETT- COFFEE BREAK
      PAT SHANNON- KNOCK KNOCK (WHO'S THERE)
      BOYD BENNETT- THE BRAIN
      CLYDE BATTIN- THE TWISTER
      JIMMIE O'NEIL W/ KIPPER & THE EXCITERS- TWISTIN' TRAIN

      CARRIE GRANT & THE GRANDEURS- MISH-MASH
      COMBO KINGS- MISH MASH
      MASHERS- DO THE MASH
      BUDD SPUD & THE SPROUTS- THE MASH
      DELCOS- ARABIA
      SHERRIFF & THE RAVELS- SHOMBALOR
      BO DIDDLEY- SHE'S FINE, SHE'S MINE
      RIFF RUFFIN- HOOP & HOLLER
      BOBBETTES- I SHOT MR. LEE
      ROSALIE LONG- SHAKY, SHAKY SHIM
      SILKY & THE SHANTUNGS- HE'S A FINK
      HARRY MUSTANG SINGERS- (FRANKIE YOU'RE A) RAT FINK
      SILKY & THE SHANTUNGS- BAZOOKI
      DICKIE THOMPSON- REAL ZAN-ZEE PT. 1
      WOODY & DAVE- SHUTUPS
      WILDTONES- SICK CHICK
      WOODY & DAVE- SWEET POTATO

      FIVE SHITS- STORMY WEATHER
      REAL DON STEELE- TINA DELGADO IS ALIVE
      NEUMANS- FUZZ FILLED DREAMS
      STOMPIN' RIFFRAFFS- BIZARRE
      STOMPIN' RIFFRAFFS- JUPITER

      SEE YA LIVE, TUESDAYS AT 9PM LUXURIAMUSIC.COM!

      YOU CAN LISTEN TO EVERY ARCHIVED SHOW RIGHT ON MY INTOXICA RADIO MYSPACE PAGE (PLAYER NEAR THE TOP RIGHT) AND/OR SUBSCRIBE FOR
      FREE IN ITUNES!

      SEE BOTTOM OF EMAIL FOR ARCHIVE OF SHOWS LINK.

      ALSO YOU CAN LISTEN ON MY GARAGEPUNK HIDEOUT PAGE.

      HOWIE PYRO
      LUXURIAMUSIC.COM

      PAST SHOW ARCHIVE/DOWNLOAD AT:
      http://jellsmayhemsgarage.podomatic.com/

    • February 9, 2013 12:18 AM CST
      Browse

    • Since I'm from Virginia, I recommend checking out Aliens, Psychos and Wild Things volumes 1, 2, and 3.  It's a compilation series of sixties era Virginia garage bands.  Also, there is an excellent documentary out on DVD call Hardcore Norfolk that focuses of the Norfolk, VA underground rock scene of the 80's and 90's.  It really is a great and well made film.  I highly recommend you check it out.  Here's a link to the trailer: http://www.hardcorenorfolk.com/index.php/movie

      There is also a companion CD to the film which is great also.

    • February 8, 2013 7:08 PM CST
      Browse

    • Shameless plug....we just released What Wave #24,  (a zine we did from the mid 80's to early 90's) a zine that was put to bed in 1996 and resurrected this past year as part of a project called  Graphics Underground: London 1977-1990 ( a visual display of the posters and zines from London Ontario that was on display at a local art gallery). Here's a link:

      http://graphicundergroundlondon.ca/

      With this ish of What Wave,we did a 90m cassette of all London Ontario Canada bands from about 1978 to 1992, almost all unreleased tracks.  The music ranges from 77 punk, artpunk, biker rock, garagepunk, hardcore to straight rock'n'roll. Most of it would probably appeal to members of the Hideout...

      The zine itself probably wouldn't, as it's over 100 pages documenting the band family trees from London Ontario in the time frame of mid 70's to the early 90's when grunge sorta took over...we sell them for $10 at the local record stores. But if anyone's interested we can sell them by mail, but the postage is killer due to the size...

      Here's a link to the facebook page:

      https://www.facebook.com/pages/What-Wave-Records/117360351668515?fref=ts

      end of shameless plug and i'll go back to lurking.

    • February 8, 2013 9:11 PM CST
      Browse

    • Found another podcast on Wolf Wolf's Face Book in Scotland. Interested?