Exactly.

Alison said:

Selling out means changing your sound/vibe/look/ethos in order to please the masses and get more attention and make more money.

FIRST POST - Post all your favorite Troggs songs here, I love the songs I have heard but have never owned an album or any 45s, just wanna hear some of the ones I may have missed...

**BUD AND KATHY - HANG IT OUT TO DRY

Im new to this, how do I get it to come up with a thumbnail of the video. 

ROCKANDROLLSEN said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx49acCdzmw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx49acCdzmw

Guten Morgen!!

Ask away. Come and say hello if you manage to get to our gig on the 27th.

Cheers

Allan

Adam Kemp said:

Hi Allan,

Thanks for getting back to me. So many amazing bands you've been in! I'll get some questions written up and email them to you. I'll try and come see your new band when you play in Dalston too, not too far from where I am.

Cheers

Hey Garagepunk Hideouters...

After years of lugging CD's and LP's with me to DJ gig, I think I'm finally ready to switch to working off of a laptop. 

Any suggestions for decent and usable DJ software to run on a Mac laptop? I'm willing to pay if it's totally killer, otherwise something free would be preferred.

Also.. any thoughts about an outboard soundcards? My friend runs one so he can designate one soundcard (cpu headphone jack to mixer) as channel one, and the other (external USB driven soundcard to mixer) as channel two.  He then plugs the unit into the external mixer for choosing the channels, fading etc.

I'd appreciate any thoughts on the matter.

Thanks

D.E.

Come and listen to The Mobbs! There's some songs on our profile here or links to all the social networky things on www.themobbs.co.uk

x

Have a look at a band called the Witches from Brighton on FB, bit darker and psychy, they're also on tour soon. As above with Dirty water, all I posted was what I'd bought recently, the Dustaphonics album is excellent. Snakeman 3 were in France for a week and are trying to finish their new single so probably wont be playing again for a while, check out the Fallen Leaves, their guitarist was in the Subway Sect, they regularly play at a club night in Hackney, name of which escapes me now but they have a couple of albums out. Not English but Acid baby jesus are also excellent, their album was played a lot by me. And the Embrooks need to be checked if only for Jack!

And for a lovely bit of psychyshoegazing look for the Koolaid electric company, Untitled is ace!

Blimey! Bit of a ramble there, it's me age!!

Nice one guys - knew this was a good idea.  I've got more than enough to sink my teeth into now.  Thanks again. Will check these out and feedback

PS: anyone with other recommendations are always welcome!

There are quite a few really great UK-based bands included on the Hideout Comp Series. The Thanes, The Creeping Ivies, Pussycat & the Dirty Johnsons, The Parents, The Past Tense, Lot Lizards, Les Bof!, The Blue Giant Zeta Puppies, Rattlin' Bone, Los Tentakills, Atomic Suplex, Mutants of the Holocaust, One Fathom Down, The Mourning After, Agent Twang, Acid Fascists, and Al Hotchkiss are all from either England or Scotland.

And yeah, like Dave said, check out Dirty Water Records. They're one of our advertisers here, too, and offer a discount in their store for Hideout members.

Check out the Dirty Water label.

OK, liking the hypnotic eye, although a bit tamer than I'd like. I'm gonna go check them out soon, they look like they are playing a fair bit.  Wasn't so keen on the Wicked Whispers, or Higher State, but Snakeman 3 sound pretty fun, found a live video on Youtube, and might have to go searching for them.... have emailed them to see when they are touring next.

If anyone is in my postion, have also found a band that look very cool: The Dustaphonics.  Sadly, I just missed them playing on Friday - plus am out of the country on the 25th, so may have to wait until after decemeber... still, it's a start.

Anyone know anything else, perhaps something a little more garage punk

Lovely,

Bit late to check it now, but will do soon. Thanks for the response :)

Hey Tyler, check out the Hypnotic Eye, their single Marianne is on youtube, great stuff, the Wicked Whispers are a bit more jangly but have a new single out as well. Check out Mole on here, he's in the Higher State but put's out other stuff as well, Mole was also in the Mystreated and the Embrooks. Snakeman 3 are another good band, better live than the album but should have a new single out soon. 

Hope this gives you something to start with?

Damn, that's horrible. Thanks for posting.

The lead singer of The Hombres, most famous for "Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out)" was shot and killed in Memphis early Sunday.

He was working as a security guard in an apartment complex (at the age of 70!) Apparently he heard gunfire in a nearby complex, went to investigate and got killed.

In addition to The Hombres, Cunningham also played in Jerry Lee Lewis' band in the '90s.

An obit is here: http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2012/oct/14/east-memphis-shooting-leaves-two-dead/

 "Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out)" is the opening theme song of my local radio show. In his honor, tonight I played it twice.

Although I'm no bassplayer, I've borrowed my brother's – more upscale model – SG a couple times for studio work, and have no complaints.  In my experience, it is an "easy" bass to play, and personally I think four-stringed SG's look cool too. My bro. has several other basses, but the SG is usually his first choice.

Be aware though, that a properly set up guitar is – at least part of – the key to great guitar (or any instrument for that matter) sound and feel… 

Generally branding certain gear as "crap" based on a single experience (I'm sure there are a few shitty Casady's lying around too), hearsay, or even looks (and in my book the EB2 is a real non-looker – but each to his own) regrettably seems to be a quite popular "modus operandi" on the www.  Sadly, the quality of such opinions is… well, crap.  Hope you have the integrity to realize their limited value.

Now, I won't tell you that the budget-priced "faded" model SG is the only/best alternative for you, but if you want shortscale, and you dig the design, then it just might be… But, in any case; "try before you buy" is my best advice, and if possible; have a good guitar tech look it over before the "trying" part. 

Best of luck.

(e)

The Revox said:

Thanks guys for your answers. I heard it s a easy bass to play (it's shortscale) and it s one of the reasons of my interest. The Casady looks great but I'm really a shortscale guy (when speaking about bass :-) )...

I haven't been good about posting my playlists here. So here's the last 3 weeks or so:

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2012

TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, Oct. 14 , 2012
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M.
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrell(at)ksfr.org

OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres (R.I.P. B.B. Cunningham)
Psycho by Nick Curran
Flyin' Blind by Nick Curran with Phil Alvin
Dangerous Madness by Wayne Kramer
Bag of Bones by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
'The Desperate Man by The Black Keys
Negative and Hostile by The Grannies
Stuck in the Middle by Andre Williams

The Stranger in Our Town by The Gun Club
Girl Hunting by Found Dead in Trunk
Add in Unison by Mission of Burma
Pierce the Morning Rain by Dinosaur Jr
If I Can't Change Your Mind by Sugar
Mojo Hannah by Tami Lynn
Sometimes Sometimes by April March & The Makers
House of Smoke and Mirrors by The Nevermores
Gunpowder by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears (playing Santa Fe Sol on Monday!)
Old Black Joe by Jerry Lee Lewis

LET'S SWING!
San Francisco Fan by Joe Jackson
Beyond the Sea by Royal Crown Revue
Rockin' at the Dog House by The Love Dogs
Savage Night by The Blue Hawaiians
This Cat's on a Hot Tin Roof by The Brian Setzer Orchestra
No Mercy for Swine by The Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Slim and Sally by Alien Fashion Show
Reefer Man by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Stevie's Spanking by Frank Zappa
Cycle Annie by Gregg Turner
What's the Matter Now by The Oblivians
Til the Following Night by Screaming Lord Sutch
The Gravedigger's Blues by Mark Lannegan
Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012 

KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M. 
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrell(at)ksfr.org

OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
Shoot the Freak by LoveStruck
Teenage Head by The Flamin' Groovies
Ice Cream Killer by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Money Ain't Got No Loyalty by Andre Williams
The Clown of the Town by Rev. Beat-Man
She's Goin' Crazy by The Fast Takers
Shakin' All Over by Lolita #18
Have Some Mercy by The Sonic Reverends
Ramblin' Rose by Wayne Kramer & The Pink Fairies

Barbara by THEM!
Preachin', Prayin', Guitar Playin' by The Tombstones
Are You Serious? by The King Khan Experience
I've Become Flaccid from Eating Bad Acid by Gregg Turner
Angel with Bat Wings by The Improbables
I Love My Car by Dennis Most
Voodoo Barbecue by Big John Bates
Crescent Moon by The Nevermores
It's a Hard Life by The A-Bones

That's What They Told Mr by Mission of Burma
Dum Dum Boys by Sugar
I Know It Oh So Well by Dinosaur Jr
Nebraska Alcohol Abuse by David Thomas & Two Pale Boys
Like Flies on Sherbet by Alex Chilton
Manny's Bones by Los Lobos
Rock 'n' Soul Music/Love by Country Joe & The Fish
She Said, She Said by The Black Keys
Washington Bullets by The Clash
Dance Like a Leper by Al's Equinox Party
Sunny by Johnny Rivers
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012 
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M. 
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrell(at)ksfr.org

 OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
Shine on Harvest Moon by Laurel & Hardy
Black Mould by Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
TV Eye by Iggy Pop
Third Degree Burn by The Electric Mess
Dig That Groove Baby by Lolita #18
Who Are the Mystery Girls by New York Dolls
Staring Down by New Mystery Girl
Combat Zone by Found Dead in Trunk
Mickey's Son and Daughter by BBC Dance Orchestra

Ode to Billy Joe by Joe Tex
King Kong by Barrence Whitfield & The Savages
But'n by Andre Williams
Mama Talk to Your Daughter by Hound Dog Taylor
You Don't Know My Mind by Memphis Slim & Canned Heat
Welcome to the Jungle by Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears *
To the Left to the Right by T-Model Ford

Add in Unison by Mission of Burma
Bad Penny by Big Black
Funky Russia by Alien Space Kitchen
A Different Kind of Ugly by The Sons of Hercules
areyoutalkintome by Madd Blake & The Stalins 
Serious by The Fleshtones
Please Jesus Don't Let Me Go to Jail Tonight by Stout City Luchadores
House of Smoke and Mirrors by The Nevermores
How 'Bout I Slap Your Shit? by Weirdonia
Dumpster Dive by The Black Lips
I'm Wild About That Thing by Bessie Smith

Get Happy by Simon Stokes
Iron Lung Oompa by Legendary Shack Shakers
Dancing in the Head by The Mekons
Tin Angel by Bob Dylan
Love Letters by Kitty Lester
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

Ok I pm me your email address mate

It's O.K. but let's not kid ourselves that it's any kind of classic.

like it..

Best thing they've done for years, Jagger sounds less like a caricature of himself than he has done for a long time. Had to turn the Scorcese film of them off as it was like watching a really bad Jagger impersonator(vocally rather than visually), but on this he sounds more jumpin' jack flash again.

As promised, the 2012 Big Enchilada Spooktacular is up and reading to pounce on y!

http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/big-enchilada-53-20012-spooktacular