I'm Frank, 23, I'm from Brooklyn, NY. New Yorker born and raised, I first got into garage rock when I was 15. Me and my buddy would go to this place Wows!ville on St. Mark's after school and just listen to some records and smoke cigarettes (real cool, I know.) Anyway, it all started there. The owner of the shop got us into some DotDash shows so we were able to experience the likes of The Spits, Lost Sounds, Black Lips, Shopfronts, DC Snipers, Reatards, Little Killers, King Khan & BBQ, among many others. I mean, fuck, we were children! It was amazing. Such debauchery. That's also when I bought my first Back From the Grave comp. Needless to say, it changed me. 

Aside from that, my older brother is in a surf/metal band called The Giraffes, also from Brooklyn. He exposed me to the heavier side of things; doom metal, thrash, death metal, etc. My first few mix tapes were from him. He also showed me how garage rock and funk, and rock n roll in general is international. He provided me with a couple Sublime Frequencies records. Also, the golden age of riffs, the early 70s.

I'm a graphic designer, and I play guitar. No bands, but plenty of people that I jam with. Anyways, thanks for having me!

thanks andy!

Welcome to the Hideout, Andy, and thanks a lot for posting this! Buyer beware indeed!

This November, Bibliodiscoteque will be hosting its first ever listener-generated show. 

*Here's how it will work:

1)Name the song you want, the band, and a particular version, and album. Punk, hardcore, blues, garage, soul...Its up to you!

2)If it gets chosen for the show I'll dedicate it, simply give you credit, or awkwardly pause in place of your name. If you want your real name, cool. If you want your GPPN moniker, that is cool, too. 

3)Since podcasts go for 60 minutes, I can only take so many songs. First come. First served.

Thanks!

Yeah, I gotta butt in here too!

The Jackets starring the incomparable Jack Torera

Download or stream the Sept. 14 show right here.

Car Wash Hair – Mercury Rev
Malaysia – Mayflies USA
Nine Times out of Ten – The Undertones
He’s Coming Back – Hunk & His Punx
Prostitute – Chain Gang
Customer – The Replacements

Womp Womp – Freddie & the Heartaches
You Spin Me Round – Titty Twisters Orchestra
Beach Girls & the Monster – Phantom Surfers
Juvenile Delinquent – Ronnie Allen
This Train – Flat Duo Jets
Jezabel – The Mummies

Graverobbers – The Hangmen
Door to Your Soul – Beasts of Bourbon
Let it Ring – The Chrome Cranks
Tube Top – Jam Messengers
Blackout – Hank Haint

Local Lunchbox
I Know Where You Live – Couch Flambeau
I’m a Man (Sort of) – Muddy Udders
I Can’t Reach You – The Blow Pops
Did You Ever – Sugar Stems

You’ve Been Told – Born Loose
I Feel so Electric – Daddy Long Legs
Hell Hath No Fury – The M-80’s
I Can’t Wait Till Friday Comes – Big Bobby & the Nightcaps
Suburban Soul Man – The Master Plan

Back to School – The Fleshtones
Whatever Makes You Happy – The Fleshtones
Take a Walk With the Fleshtones –The Fleshtones

Pretty Please Me – Nobunny
Teenage Girls – Bad Sports
You Look Funny – Bad Sports
It’ll All Come Back to Haunt You – Nobunny
Fun Spot – Audacity
Hang Around – The Biters
The Magic – White Wires

Lies, Lies – Miracle Workers
Girl – Mono Men
Hot Rod Zombie – Wild Evel & the Trashbones
Love Me Kill Me – Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
I Live for Cars & Girls – Untamed Youth
La Bamba – The Plugz

Love Like a Flower – Baby Woodrose
Never, Never Go – The Chills
Where I Stand – Rainy Day Saints
I Didn’t Miss You at All – The Electric Mess
Everyone’s Fast Asleep – The Concussions

It’s Love – Midnight Woolf
All Night Long – Frowning Clouds
My Love – The Above
She’s Long Gone – Thee Fine Lines
Daddy Walk – The Felines
Good Vibrations – The New Surfsiders

Download or stream the entire Sept. 7 show right here.

I Want You Bad – NRBQ
I Want You – The Troggs
Turn on Your Love Light – Bobby “Blue” Bland
Nighttime is the Right Time – Carla & Rufus
A Man Needs a Woman – James Carr
Tired of Being Alone – Al Green

Baby, Won’t You Come Out Tonight – Buddy Holly
School is In – Gary U.S. Bonds
I’m Snowed – Joe South
Games People Play – The Pleasure Barons

Come on, Judy – Wheels on Fire
Paradise Heights – Natural Child
Your Mouth – Nobunny
Meet Frankenstein – Redd Kross
Careful What You Wish For – Gentleman Jesse
Salvation – The Liminanas
It’s a Lie – King Khan
Thirty Days – Daddy Long Legs
Make Love to Me – The Galaxies

Local Lunchbox
Enchanted Interrogation Room – The Exotics
Surf Burglar – The Exotics
Apache – The Exotics
Skimpy – The Exotics

Girl With the Exploding Dress – The Electric Mess
If At All – The Higher State
Electric Circus – Laughing Sky
Rolling Wheel – Buffalo Killers
Sylvester Greene – Rainy Day Saints

Hard Day’s Night – Los Primos
Shake it Wild – King Salami & the Cumberland 3
Satisfied – The Blackbelts
I Hate the Way You Make Me Feel – Vicky & the Vengents
No Sirve de Nada – Los Infierno
Gang – Ramma Lamma
Family Fun Night – Figures of Light
Cumin’ & Goin’ – Thee Cormans

Apprehending Zulu – The No Real Need
Disguised as Chairs – Certain Stars
Open Up Your Heart – The Magnolias
She’s Blind (But I Don’t Mind) – The Pushtwangers
The Socialite – The Mighty Fine
Dead City Fire – Jetbone

Nose Diving – The Living Eyes
Psychotic Episode – Royal Headache
Television Girls – Bare Wires
Black Glove/Rag – Ty Segall & White Fence

Betrayed – The Hangmen
Yesterday Mourning – El Pathos
Horse-Driven Ambulance – Million Sellers
Opelika – Lee Bains & the Glory Fires
Room for Rent – Dexter Romweber
Trying to Live My Life Without You – Otis Clay

Radio What Wave Playlist Sept 13/2012

1. Tranzmitors....A Little Bit Closer...from their brand new La Ti Da 7".

A well dressed Bryce Dunne of The Tranzmitors, Call The Office May 8/2011.

2. Radio Birdman... Murder City Nights...from the Radios Appear LP, late 70's. Guitarist Chris Masuak is coming to sleepy London Ontario Friday Sept 28/2012. Here's a link to the facebook event:

https://www.facebook.com/events/339507619463713/?ref=ts

Three Canadian dates only...and probably a once in a lifetime event that you can't afford to miss.

3. Radio Birdman...455 SD....from the Living Eyes LP.

4. New Christs...Like A Curse...from the Detritus 12" and features Birdmen Rob Younger on vocals and Chris Masuak on guitar. The flip side of this, Born Out Of Time is one of the most wicked and honest songs ever!

5. The Hitmen...Don't Hit Girls...from the 78-82 LP and once again, Chris Masuak on guitar. Hopefully those 4 songs are enough to get you out to catch this legend of Australian punk, who oddly enough, was born in Canada.

6. Sammy Ambrose...This Diamond Ring...This is the original version of this 1965 number one hit by Gary and The Playboys. Who coincidentally i went to see last night. Entertaining show, but Gary's voice wasn't in the best form. They went through all the hits and Gary explained who wrote them and many other tidbits about the time period.

7. The Standells...Barracuda...from the Rhino Best Of LP and part of a 60's set.

8. The Yardbirds...The Nazz Are Blue...from the Over Under Sideways Down LP, original mono version, which to me, sounds WAY better than the stereo version.

9. Eliza and The Strange...Lady Of The Night...from their self titled LP that came out early this year. This band is from Halifax and are now known as Bloody Diamonds. They are coming to London Thursday Sept 27th, Black Shire Pub. Plus, they'll be doing a live to air broadcast right here on Radio What Wave that day! There'll be a facebook event going up for that shortly.

10. Eliza and The Strange...She Ain't Pretty...as above.

The guy on the right is Jake, he's the bass player for Bloody Diamonds and his previous band, The Bad Bad Bad, appeared on Radio WW March 29/2012.

11. UIC...Pushed Into The Hole...from the unreleased Wiseman Sessions, late 80's. UIC were from Exeter Ontario, sometimes referred to as Hooterville (Petticot Junction TV show from the mid 60's reference).

12. Needles/Pins...Picture My Face...brand new La Ti Da single.

13. Chelsea Beat...Victim Of Circumstances...Montreal combo who have an LP on Brooklyn based Killer Diller Records.

14. Teenanger...Cops But Not Cops...from their recent Frights LP.

Teenanger from behind the stage at Moon Over Marin, London Ontario June 27/2010

15. The Hook Up.... 65 Has No Blues...recorded live at Grooves Records, Sept 8/ 2012.

The Hook Up at Grooves Records, London Ontario 9/8/12. That's new member Adam in the bright green shirt.

16. The Hook Up...Burnin'...from the recently remastered CD, Call Up The Devil. Next week we're going to have a member or 2 or 3 live on Radio WW to yammer about music and stuff.

17. Alligator Wine...Hidden Charms...from the Other Space Sessions download. Argentina fucked up blues/noise combo who just might have been listening to some early Simply Saucer.

18. Chris Spedding...Motor Bikin'..from the live Friday The 13th LP. Chris Spedding visited London a number of times in the late 70's/early 80's, but somehow i never got to see him. This version of Motor Bikin' is nowhere near as good as the version by Uranus which you will hear on the next What Wave cassette coming out Oct 26th.

19. Galileo 7...Anne Hedonia...from their about to be released LP, Staring At The Sound. Guitar player, vocalist and leader Allan Crockford was in The Prisoners, James Taylor Quartet, Thee Headcoats and many more legendary combos. For some reason his vocals remind me of Wreckless Eric.

20. Orrie Hit Machine...Slaving Meat Wheel....local combo and no other information is available....

21. Munday Nuns...recorded live at This Ain't Hollywood (coolest club this side of Toronto) June 3 2012. Re-united for one night only and for some reason i was deemed responsible. They fucking rocked!!!

22. Big John Bates...Wide Open Blues...from the latest Garagepunk Hideout download, Supercharged Sounds. Vancouver based rockabilly/Rhythm and blues style combo.

Sometimes it's tough to get a beer at Call The Office...putting your instrument up on the bar seems to help! Big John Bates bassplayer in action at Call The Office April 3 2011.

23. Ray Condo and His Hardrock Goners....High Voltage...from It Came From Canada Volume 2. Probably my all time favourite Canadian rockabilly influenced combo! No, scratch that, the BEST FUCKING ROCKABILLY combo to ever come out of Canada!! And they were WAY more than rockabilly as they delved into swing, gospel, surf instros, ballads and tons more! And they were all really nice and cool guys!! Spent way too many hours yammering to guitarist Erik Sandmark about old cartoons and bad movies.

One of my fave pictures of Ray Condo!! Rena took this one at Call The Office, late 80's at one of their very few times to come to London. Canada's skinniest cowboy was absolutely psychotic once he strapped on his guitar and hopped up on the stage!

24. Johnny Terrien and the Bad Lieutenants...Eyes...from their latest split 7". We're lucky to have a band like this right here in sleepy London Ontario, so get out and catch these guys live whenever you can.

25. The Living Deadbeats...Lost...from their self titled debut LP that came out this past summer. And they made 2 stops here in sleepy London Ontario!

The Living Deadbeats, July 23 2012...it was a hot evening!

26. The Johnnys...Motorcycle Mama...latest demo from this Toronto based combo who specialize in high energy late 70's punk.

27. The Chocolate Watchband...Milk Cow Blues...from the Now Way Out CD on Sundazed.

And that's a wrap, back again next week with a couple of The Hook Up members as they are in town for a little while. And the following week, Sept 27th we'll have The Bloody Diamonds on for a live to air.

Thanx for all the phone-ins, emails, facebook messages and the HEYS!!!

You can find the podcast here:

http://www.chrwradio.ca/audio/by/title/radio_what_wave

Show #389: "The Eggman Collection #123" playlist:

Black Sabbath - "Black Sabbath"
Agitation Free - "Pulse"
The T-Boones - "At The Club"
Family - "No Mule's Fool"
The Crystals - "Then He Kissed Me"
The Searchers - "What Have They Done To The Rain"
Majority One - "Get Back Home"
The Association - "On A Quiet Night"
Caleb - "Baby Your Phrasing Is Bad"
The Ventures - "1999 A.D."
The National Gallery - "A Negro Child Does Not Understand The Snow"
The Moon - "Someday Girl"
I Luv Wight - "Medieval Masquerade"
The Sorrows - "You've Got What I Want"
The Cowsills - "In Need Of A Friend"
AC/DC - "It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll)"
Blood, Sweat & Tears - "Spinning Wheel"
Bo Hansson - "Forsta Vandringen"
Shiva's Headband - "Undermine"
Big Jim Sullivan - "LTTS"
1863 Establishment - "Gained For A Fall"
The Emperor - "I'm Normal"
The Deep - "Trip #76"
Jay & The Americans - "Cara Mia"
David Hemmings - "After The Rain"
Hawkwind - "Seven By Seven"
Christine Holmes - "Here Comes My Baby"
Damnation - "Running Away/Turned To Stone"
UFO - "Unidentified Flying Object"
Danny & The Juniors - "At The Hop"
Love - "Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale"
Queen - "'39"
Os Lobos - "Miragem"
The Spiders - "It's You"
Eroc - "Ein Unhoflicher Anfang"
The Modern Lovers - "Girl Friend"
The Yellow Payges - "Jezebel"
The Allies - "I'll Sell My Soul"
Murple - "Antartide/Metamorfosi/Pathos/Senza Un Perche/Nessuna Scelta/Murple Rock"

Click here to stream this show now: http://eggmanrulez.com/m3u/389.m3u
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Egg

Show #389: "The Eggman Collection #123"

NOTE: Due to an illness in my family which has me a little distracted at the moment, plus working 50-plus hours a week, I will be doing only Eggman Collection specials in the next couple of months until things slow down in the fall. I'm calling it "The Back-To-Back Eggman Collection End Of Summer Super Spectacular Extravaganza!"
The Eggman Collection is basically a big potpourri of every song I've ever liked in my life...EVER! It's literally a huge mixing bowl full of songs written onto tiny pieces of paper. Over 15,000 songs that I've been compiling for the past 20-plus years of my life. Every song I've ever liked has gone into this bowl, and every three weeks I draw them out one-by-one and play them for you in no particular order. A mix of everything and anything I like, no matter what genre, era, style or year of release...if I like it, then I'll play it! No repeats of the same song ever! Tune in tonight (Friday) at 10pm EST for the 123rd installment of The Eggman Collection and hear bands and artists like: Black Sabbath, Agitation Free, Family, The Crystals, Majority One, Caleb, The Moon, The Sorrows, Blood Sweat & Tears, Bo Hansson, 1863 Establishment, The Deep, David Hemmings, Hawkwind, Damnation, UFO, Love, Queen, Os Lobos, The Modern Lovers, Murple, and many others!!!

***To stream The Metaphysical Circus live via the web click this link: http://portsmouthcommunityradio.org/listen ... to listen to past shows, view playlists and more, fan the show by "liking it" on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Metap ... 6748511750
Live every Friday night at 10pm to 1am EST on WSCA-LP 106.1 FM, Portsmouth Community Radio!

Watch my playlist unravel before your eyes LIVE here: http://wscafm.radioactivity.fm/

Egg

thanks for the options.  I'll be checking them out.  best-

Elastica ripped of The Stranglers too, albeit to great effect on "Waking Up".  I love The Inspiral Carpets too, especially their early stuff and Clint Boon's Farfisa organ. I'd love to see them live.

Matt H said:

Ha! A blast from the past! I lived in Manchester from 1988 to 1992 and can remember the Madchester scene well. Fond memories.

I shared a house with 4 other blokes and was the only one NOT to go to the legendary Stone Roses' Spike Island gig because I was a musical snob/dickhead - to busy with my mod/garage/psych stuff. Bitterly regret it now. I did see the Inspiral Carpets in the very first week I moved up there - their early stuff had a definite garage feel to it. The keyboardist Clint Boon had a cool 60s bowl haircut and used to wear the Paisley shirts.

Eastern Bloc Record Shop was where I bought all of my vinyl Pebbles comps and I managed to get a near mint copy of The Seeds 'Future' album, complete with inserts, in a second hand shop on the Oldham Road. Think it might have been called the Vinyl Exchange. That album cost me a months rent.

Ocean Colour Scene are still going - they had a strong 60s feel. I still love Supergrass - the first 2 albums are punk/pop classics. Anybody remember Shed 7? They knocked out a couple of classic mod-punk tracks. And Elastica blatantly ripping off Wire!

I've only got two rock 'n' roll claims to fame. They're both very sad and pathetic, but both revolve around the Madchester thing. I once literally crashed into Shaun Ryder of the Happy Mondays as he careered across the street whilst having a barney with someone outside Manchester Central Police Station. Also, if there's anyone out there who's old enough to remember the infamous 'Madchester' TV documentary, there's a section where the TV crew are outside Eastern Bloc Records and for a tiny fraction of a second, if you freeze-frame and look very closely, you can see my Converse All-Stars walking into the shop.

Sad I know, but fine times.

MattH

Missed V Fest, wish they'd played at the Stone Roses Manchester gigs...

I DON'T EVEN TAKE MY WALKMAN OR MY IPOD WITH ME WHEN I GO OUT FOR THE DAY , ANYMORE. IT'S PRETTY MUCH A GUARANTEE SOMEONE'S GOING TO BE BLASTING AURAL DIARHEEA ON THE TRAIN. I CAN'T CARRY FULL SIZED SPEAKERS AND AN AMP  TO FIGHT BACK.....ONE OF MY FAVORITE TAPES , THOUGH , IS A COMP I FOUND ON THE MEXICAN BAND , LOS YAKI......

"Screwed up , oh , I'm so run down....Still grin slightly when there's no one else around."HA HA. The"Screwed Up" EP SHOWS THE pUNK'S ELDERS (DEVIANTS , PINK FAIRIES
'...KIND OF THE SAME THING.... mistakenly called ""Hippies") giving 'em what for. Plus , it's on cool neon yellow vinyl. I like the first two Psychedelic Furs LPs , too.....

 Rev. Norb said:

I'm really big on walking around with my phone blasting music out of its little bitty Tart 'n' Tiny sized speaker. Under normal circumstances, i just let it play on Shuffle. However, if the weather or atmosphere suggests something specific, i play that instead...for instance, "Talk Talk Talk" by the PSYCHEDELIC FURS is good if you're walking by the river at night, but not as good if you're walking to get ice cream at Noon. 20/20 is good if it's damp out; "Where It's At With The Wind" works well in late afternoon. The DREAM SYNDICATE are good if it's Fall, and MICK FARREN & THE DEVIANTS "Screwed Up" is particularly excellent if you are by the river and it's dark AND you're all fucked up. Otherwise, as i said, shuffle play.

Wow , dig that production. Could Mike Leander  secretly be alive? I heard they were touring , but , their Visas are probably only good for two weeks , so they have to be selective about where they play.....

Check out this band Giuda from Italy. Saw em live in Baltimore and they blew me away!

For us is The Revox from Switzerland. Cool surf-raw-rock'n'roll

We're looking to update our NOW Sound with the addition of a live-dj (preferably) highlighting current, new and upcoming releases on the broad spectrum of garage punk psych surf soul r'n'b and the likes. If you think you got the guts, get in touch.

Main language should be english since we've got listeners tuning in all over the world but 'funny' accents are cool too so no worries if you're not native english, you can still drop in some of your local lingo :-) This is about the show and the music you like!

And always open for your attention is our mailbox for new releases you'd like to get out on the radiowaves. Bands and labels please send your pressreleases to promo@yeahright.eu

Yeah Right Radio

www.yeahright.eu

contact@yeahright.eu

Yeah, over the years, I've had many different Peavey products (guitars, amps, etc.). They may not be the most stylish, but they are solid pieces of gear. 

I have had many amps over the years, but for my purposes, the Delta Blues is great. It is just right amount of tube wattage, I love the 15in speaker, and all the controls are plenty to get a variety of tones (for a fraction of the price of a Fender tweed amp). 

I am happy with it. 

I don't have any experience with Valve Kings. 

I guess, as with any gear advice, do some research, go on your hunch, but try it out with your own ears and guitar and go from there. Remember, every amp (even every Delta Blues amp) sounds slightly different. So, plug and chug!

@KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas Thanks a lot, they are even pretty cheap used in the UK. I think Peavey is great bang for buck. Valve kings are great too & even cheaper. A pal of mine has killer clean tone from his with a Burns Hank Marvin guitar.

I have used a 1x15 for several years, and I personally know others that have used it live for instro, surf, rockabilly, etc. 

They are awesome amps for the money (and you can get them pretty cheap sometimes when used). Plus, they are made in the USA by a reliable brand. 

If you really want to improve the sound (even though they sound good out of the box), different tubes and an upgraded speaker do wonders. 

I don't hear any lack of brightness, or any overabundance of flab, due to the size of the speaker. I really like the way it responds, but that is just me (and probably the type of guitar, style of music, and technique of the guitarist).

make sure you watch to the end...at about 7:30 or so, he switches to a 335 and gets some different sounds out of it...and more bottom...good luck.

Thanks Adam, I hadn't found this clip. The bottom end is what gets me, seems if it's has a good top end too it could be a killer instro clean amp despite the blues tag. 

have you looked on youtube?...this guy seems to get some decent sounds from it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UruTS4ACrj0&feature=related