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    • August 10, 2012 2:49 AM CDT
    • Aaah, life and the places it takes us...

      gary gilmore said:


       -just remembered listening to this on a neon yellow sony walkman on my way to this chic-who-never-ended-up-being-my-true-love house! hah!


      Anyhow, I found myself pondering this question A LOT this morning, trying to come up with the perfect playlist song-by-song. I came to the conclusion that there are several variables to be taken into account - whether it's a brisk sunny morning and you're on your way to the gym or the beach, a grey afternoon and you're stuck in the after work traffic, of if it's a cool evening stroll, destination unknown. To me, the answer would be drastically different on each occasion.


      But, based on the commute this morning (it was a bit chilly but sunny outside), I would have to say that in the ideal situation I would've:

      - started off with some good ole 70s/80s power pop, as that tender, not-quite-awake-yet state of being calls for some sweet, up-beat melodies (btw, I consider it important not to put the music on before stepping out of the door, but preferably just as you breath in the first of the fresh morning air):

      POINTED STICKS - PART OF THE NOISE

      THE RUBINOOS - I WANNA BE YOUR BOYFRIEND

      THE LIMIT - UH OH

      - then, around the time I got on the bus, feeling energized and positive, I'd crank it up a notch, and the person sitting next to me would just have to deal with my lip-syncin'-head-boppin'-eyes-closed demeanor:

      RADIO BIRDMAN - MURDER CITY NIGHTS

      THE KIDS - THIS IS ROCK 'N ROLL

      PAGANS - WHAT'S THIS SHIT CALLED LOVE?

      SWEATMASTER - ANIMAL

      - finally, getting off the bus and taking the short walk to the office, I would pull out all guns and yank my neck like crazy with my fists in the air, parading my armpits to everyone present:

      TEENGENERATE - DRESSED IN BLACK

      THE REATARDS - TEENAGE HATE

      OBLIVIANS - CHRISTINA

      Then, when I got to work I'd be like "What? Those stats don't add up? That meeting's been cancelled? We're going bankrupt? SO THE FUCK WHAT, BRING THE MOFO ON! I'M READY! YEEEEEEEAAAAOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      (Holy shit - I really gotta try this out one of these mornin's...)

    • August 9, 2012 8:24 PM CDT
    • I used to think it was "Where the beer cans shine". Is'nt it "Real o - mind"?
       Believe it or not , I have an old 16  WITH THE LYRICS to "Down on The Street" and a pic of IG with his dog collar !
      gary gilmore said:

      Huh!

      Down on the street
      where the faces shine.
      floatin' around i'm
      a real low mind.

       -just remembered listening to this on a neon yellow sony walkman on my way to this chic-who-never-ended-up-being-my-true-love house! hah!

    • August 9, 2012 8:21 PM CDT
    • My favotite song to start out down the street with my ipod (I listen to tapes on my Walkman more often , if anything , these days.) is "I Don't Believe in Anything" by The Nevebreakers. Mainly because it's the first song of theirs that turns up , but , also , it's a good one to face the hordes out on the street with.... 

    • August 9, 2012 7:05 PM CDT
    • Huh!

      Down on the street
      where the faces shine.
      floatin' around i'm
      a real low mind.

       -just remembered listening to this on a neon yellow sony walkman on my way to this chic-who-never-ended-up-being-my-true-love house! hah!

    • August 9, 2012 1:08 PM CDT
    • While I'm walking down the street? Usually it's whatever song is playing in my head at the time.

    • August 9, 2012 3:16 AM CDT
    • Which make me think about the first song in the Radioblivion intro i can't figured it out, it goes "Wild Street, Wild Street, I'm just born on a Wild Street", i guess it's a psycho band...

      any idea?

    • August 9, 2012 3:05 AM CDT
    • Perfect song !

    • August 8, 2012 9:19 PM CDT
    • Well, as it seems much more easier to put on some music instead of listening to people's conversation while using the local public transport i.e., what's your favorite music on the go?

      some of my personal faves, no particular order...

      NEW BOMB TURKS - '!!Destroy-Oh-Boy!!', 'Info Highway Revisited', 'Nightmare Scenario' LPs

      BLACKTOP - 'I Got A Baaad Feelin'...' Comp.

      DIDJITS- 'Hey Judester' LP

      DEVIL DOGS - North Shore Bitch

      PVC - 'Punk Rock Berlin' Comp.

      T.V. KILLERS - Babyboomers Motherfuckers

      THE HOT POCKETS - 'Mess of Fire' LP

      THE MULLENS - 'The Mullens' LP

      SPACESHITS - 'Winter Dance Party' LP

      THE RIP OFFS - 'Got A Record' LP

      THE KIDNAPPERS - 'Ransom Notes...' LP

      THE PNEUMONIAS - 'Cheap Trash Rock & Roll' Comp.

      THE ONYAS - 'Get Shitfaced...' LP

      SUPERSUCKERS - 'The Smoke Of Hell' LP

      ROCK N ROLL ADVENTURE KIDS- Wild Man

      TEENGENERATE - 'Get Action' LP

      THE SHOCKS - 'The 7 Inches' Comp.

      THE BREEDERS - 'Last Splash' LP

      DAYLIGHT LOVERS - King Of Useless Drinking

      THE WONGS - 'Reanimate My Baby' LP

      THE CHINESE MILLIONAIRES - 'Detroit Double Cross' LP

      THE HUMPERS - 'Positively Sick On 4th St' LP

      THE SPLASH FOUR -'Do The Earthquake Shake!!!', 'Shame Shame Shame' LPs

      SCAT RAG BOOSTERS - 'Scat Rag Boosters' LP

      ANGRY SAMOANS - 'Back From Samoa', 'Inside My Brain' LPs

      BLACK LIPS - 'Black Lips', 'Let It Bloom' LPs

      MONACLES - I Can't Win

      DC SNIPERS - 'Missile Sunset', 'DC Snipers' LPs

      BASSHOLES - I Saw Beauty

      THE BEGUILED - I Walk Alone

      THE HARD FEELINGS - 'Fought Back And Lost' LP

      THE MOORAT FINGERS - 'Punk As In Prison' LP

      THE QUEERS - 'Don't Back Down', 'Love Songs For The Retarded' LPs

      THE KING KHAN & BBQ SHOW - Zombies

      THE REAL KIDS - 'The Real Kids'

      THE BRIEFS - 'Sex Objects', 'Steal Yer Heart' LPs

      BOBBY FULLER - I Fought The Law

      GAUNT - I Don't Care

      THE PROBLEMATICS - Bad Habit

      BEEHIVE & THE BARRACUDAS - The Real Blue Flame

      JET BUMPERS - 'It's A Sey Burnout' LP

      CHEATER SLICKS - Hook Or Crook and 'Don't Like You' LP

      THEE HEADCOATS - 'Elementary' Comp.

      HEX DISPENSERS - 'Hex Dispensers' LP

      THE DRONES - Corgi Crap

      THE MANIKINS - 'Agalmatophilia' Comp.

      THE KIDS - 'The Kids' LP

      BEASTIE BOYS - Egg Raid On Mojo

      ARMITAGE SHANKS - '25 Golden Showers' Comp.

      THE REDS - 'The Reds' LP

      SEDATIVES- 'Sedatives' LP

      SHAKIN' NASTIES - 'Refrigerated' LP

      BLITZ - Razors In The Night

      THEE HEADCOATEES - Punk Boy

      THEE VICARS - You Better Watch Out

      MURDER PUNK Vol 1/2 Comps

      THIS IS BOSTON NOT L.A. Comp.

      ZODIAC KILLERS - 'Society's Offenders', 'Radiation Beach' LPs

      ...

    • August 10, 2012 2:06 AM CDT
    • I found a live recording from back in the 60's at the Hollywood Bowl a while back on the net... Way cool performance, immaculate energy produced by the original line-up! Couldn't be matched in the later years by whatever randoms playing for Saxon...

    • August 10, 2012 1:51 AM CDT

    • Will do!


      KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas said:

      Cool, this should be good and interesting. Keep us posted!

    • August 10, 2012 1:51 AM CDT
    • *cracked me up here...*

      +1 I can't get over Bob's "C'mon guys, let's ROLL! I'm peeing my pants here!" pose...

      John Battles said:

      His friends call him "Kid".

    • August 9, 2012 8:37 PM CDT
    • Cool, this should be good and interesting. Keep us posted!

    • August 9, 2012 8:34 PM CDT
    • His friends call him "Kid".

    • August 9, 2012 4:54 AM CDT
    • Dunno if this is already old news for everyone, but since I couldn't find an existing topic for it, here goes:

      In The Red Records Facebook announcement:
      "This new un-named band recorded a single this week at NY Hed studios. Mick Collins, Bob Bert and Kid Congo Powers. Sounds awesome!!"

      The Great Uncles of Garage Rock! WIPPEEE! This should be sweeet...

    • August 10, 2012 12:37 AM CDT
    • Glad you all liked it. Will keep looking for more gems like this and get them on here.

    • August 9, 2012 6:43 PM CDT
    • Suedehead! Very good SoulSka... for the rude boy in us all !!!!

    • August 9, 2012 2:44 PM CDT
    • Cheap Freaks, Bury Them All. Trashy garage punkabilly/countryblues. Crampsy,surfy, psychedelic and with a 60's feel to it. Quite accessible and catchy yet GOOD and the album is inexpensive too.

    • August 8, 2012 5:54 PM CDT
    • At the risk of self-publicity, can I suggest you have a listen to www.dandelionradio.com - listed as the no.1 place to discover new music by the best UK music blog, Louder Than War?

      A broader, more ecclectic range of new and exciting music you'd be hard pushed to find.

      Pete

    • August 9, 2012 3:03 PM CDT
    • I really enjoyed Mo Foster's book on his life in the music industry "Seventeen Watts". It's a sort of mixture of a collection of interviews, anecdotes and gear descriptions, about the early days of British Rock and Roll and Mo's career as a session bass player through the late sixties to the eighties.....it seems to have got stupidly expensive at the moment....hopefully it will get a reprint......

      Seventeen Watts (Hardback)

    • August 9, 2012 2:27 PM CDT
    • I really like The (International) Noise Conspiracy a lot. The Mainliners are pretty great too. Mando Dio's first couple of albums had a nice garage/punk feel.

       

    • August 9, 2012 2:24 PM CDT
    • O and I forgot: another Geraldine album is mentioned "Abenteuer Eisenbahn". (All Music describes it's genre as: pop/rock, children's ??), but it's unclear to me if it was ever released.  Anybody out there who ownes it?

    • August 9, 2012 9:36 AM CDT
    • In 2001 Geraldine from (as far as I know) Athens, Ohio, made a speedy, grungy blues punk masterpiece called "Pure Bastard Rock". After that: Nothing.

      Does anybody know what happened to them?

    • August 9, 2012 3:58 AM CDT
    • Man I wish they would announce some dates... It's been so long just Greg running circles around the subject in interviews etc. Of course Reigning Sound is also working on an album, so we'll see which will come out first. I interviewed Greg for the Finnish Webzine NRGM a couple of weeks a go. He only wanted to do it via email, so I'm still waiting to hear back from him. Man it would be cool if he would make some sorta announcement...

      KILL A PUNK FOR ROCK'N'ROLL!!

    • August 8, 2012 3:45 PM CDT
    • And one more of the band having to sit way in the back of the Pub because they were underaged.