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    • July 5, 2012 10:36 AM CDT
    • I think the first five albums are gold start to finish (six if you incude It's Alive). Every album after that still contains at least one or two classics that justified the band's existence.

      What I can't stand to hear is any live recordings from the late 80's onward, when Joey started doing his Morrison-ish metal growl and the band played so fast there was no room for melody. 

    • July 4, 2012 7:12 AM CDT
    • 2 periods :

      Before and After TOO TOUGH TO DIE...

      BEFORE : The Best Punk Rock Band ever playing the best Pop songs ever.

      AFTER : The Best Band EVER.

    • July 5, 2012 10:25 AM CDT
    • Hilarious !

    • July 5, 2012 10:17 AM CDT
    • "How do I know if anyone cares about my band? A good rule of thumb is: they don't."

      Hahahah!!

      Ohh, it's painful cause it's true.

    • July 5, 2012 10:11 AM CDT
    • That's gotta be me favorite Wikipedia article ever!!

    • July 5, 2012 7:46 AM CDT
    • i laughed

      Onstage, he plays a Bingleworth J-9000 7-string with a neo-chromium humbuckers.

    • July 5, 2012 7:45 AM CDT
    • Find it pretty amusing and accurate in fact ! ;)

    • July 5, 2012 6:58 AM CDT
    • Makes perfect sense to me. Not every band needs a Wikipedia entry, does it?

      Also, don't confuse their definition of "garage band" with "garage rock band" or "garage punk band," or, in other words, bands that play this particular style of music (i.e., trashy rock'n'roll vs. metal/numetal, mainstream rock/alternative, hardcore punk, emo, goth, mall punk, jam band crap or any other kind of music a band could play). This article is simply talking about ANY band that's just starting out. If you take it in the context that the article was intended, it makes perfect sense that not every band forming in their parents' garages or basements needs to try and set up its own Wikipedia page.

    • July 5, 2012 10:00 AM CDT
    • Honoured and thrilled to be part of this comp!!!

    • July 5, 2012 7:44 AM CDT
    • Great find! I agree that the sleeve tends to add the most novelty to a 7" but theres not much fun in looking at a record if you aren't gonna spin it!

      Here's a new one I picked up recently. You can only get it on their tour though (at least for the time being). DZ Deathrays have the B-side.

    • July 5, 2012 5:59 AM CDT
    • I'm more interested in picture sleeves than the actual music, I confess. Recently got this one, which I've been looking for forever.

    • July 4, 2012 3:09 PM CDT
    • I have been buying 45s like crazy lately and would love to know what everyone's favorites are. Personally, I can't stop listening to the Ketamines 'Line by Line' 7". Really great stuff.

      Honorable mentions would be GG King - 'Adult Rock' and Thee Ludds - 'Where to Begin'

      Post up your favorites new and old.

    • July 4, 2012 10:52 PM CDT
    • Waveclipper,

      Thanks for the insightful input!  Yeah you are right it does cost a lot to sound cheap.  I've been on a quest for the right fuzz.  I do love that mid-60's fuzz sound.  I checked out North Effects website.  I really like the way the Primitive and the Rite sound.  Either one gets me the sound I'm looking for, and it seems that will get me the sound I want at a price that works for me.  Due to budget constraints, I'll probably lean toward the Rite.   

      Fuzztone vs Fuzzrite tone, what is your preference for trashy garage rock?

      waveclipper said:

      Costs a lot of money to sound this cheap!

    • July 4, 2012 9:57 PM CDT
    • The International Noise Conspiracy - Armed Love

    • July 4, 2012 6:54 AM CDT
    • Michael Yonkers "microminiature love" 

      It's not the latest trend but it kicks HARD !

    • July 4, 2012 8:24 PM CDT
    • Haven't tried. Best place to buy online?

    • July 4, 2012 12:48 PM CDT
    • yeah keep us posted, i am always chasing good distortion.... everyone else makes it seem so easy.

    • July 4, 2012 12:47 PM CDT


    • The Mighties said:

      I'm still waiting to recieve it by mail...I also have a normal rat pedal but I can't use it well because with my '78 Telecaster I got problems with tones and if I try a distortion like rat without close all my guitar tones, the amplifier starts to whistle without control.

      I know that this version of the pedal is a half way between a classic fuzz and a Rat distortion...I will tell you my test in a few days ;-)

      Bernh

    • July 4, 2012 11:38 AM CDT
    • Oh ya....I know 'em. The singer is an attorney now. That's punk rock!

    • July 4, 2012 11:35 AM CDT
    • Happy Canada Day Folks!  100% Canadian primitive rock and roll! July 1 Show!

      http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/381-The_Trip-20120701-0030-t1341099000.mp3

      The setlist:

      THE PINECONES OH MY

      TEENAGE HEAD LUCY POTATO
      PRIDE TIGER THE LUCKY ONES
      ANVIL READY TO FIGHT
      SIMPLY SAUCER INSTANT PLEASURE
      THE ACTION ZONA ROSA
      THE GUESS WHO IT'S MY PRIDE
      THE CHESHYRES TOO MANY WOMEN
      CHECKERLADS BABY SEND FOR ME
      DRUMS ALONG THE GARDINER FISH
      SNFU CANNIBAL CAFÉ
      FUZZ ALDRIN TRAILER PARK
      M.G. & THE ESCORTS A SOMEDAY FOOL
      YOUNG CANADIANS WHERE ARE YOU
      THE GRUESOMES DEMENTIA 13
      THE DEARS LE PAUVRE CHANTEUR
      TRANSYLVANIA 500 BLOODWISER
      MAOW MS. LEFEVRE
      YOUNG RIVAL GOT WHAT YOU NEED
      THE FIENDS GRAVEDIGGER
      LOST PATROL COMANCHE
      TERMINAL SUNGLASSES ANTENNA DILEMMA
      THE DIODES RED RUBBER BALL
      THE VILETONES POSSIBILITIES
      THE A-BONES OH CANADA

       

    • July 4, 2012 10:56 AM CDT
    • This week's program had a feature on The Oblivians Soul Food album as well as music from Elk, The Fall, Deja Voodoo, The Gruesomes, Klark Kent, The Mongrols, The Wipers, Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers and more!

      Download the podcast here:  http://cjamlog1.cjam.ca/mp3dirnew/36-Revolution_Rock-20120703-1030-...

      This week's blog post on The Oblivians Soul Food album:  http://revrock.blogspot.ca/2012/07/soul-food-show-411.html

      This week's play list:

      1.  Elk – Riverview
      2.  The New Strychnines – High Time
      3.  Pete Van Dyk & The Secondhand Band – Canadian Boy
      4.  Hab – Sedentary Blues
      5.  Bloodshot Bill – Right Out The Door
      6.  The Almighty Defenders – All My Loving
      7.  Deja Voodoo – Private Eye
      8.  The Gruesomes – 3 Men 1 Coffin
      9.  Testors – Together
      10. Klark Kent – Office Girls
      11. XTC – Science Friction
      12. The Stranglers – (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
      13. Rotten Tropics – New Miserablist
      14. Pomegranates – Ezekiel
      15. The Fall – Repetition
      16. Captain Scarlet & The Mysterons
      17. The Mongrols - Plastic Girl
      18. The Wipers – Let’s Go Away
      19. The Caesars – We Got To Leave
      20. Simply Saucer – Dance The Mutation
      21. Oblivians – Vietnam War Blues
      22. Oblivians – Jim Cole
      23. Oblivians – Blew My Cool
      24. The Cramps - Good Taste (Live)
      25. Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers – Let Go (Demo)
      26. Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - Born To Lose (Demo)

    • July 4, 2012 6:49 AM CDT
    • Hi Everyone !

      I'm a french rock'n'roller relocating to the Pacific Northwest and I want to start Garage bands !

      I have tons of ideas ! (check out my links on my page here)

      If you wanna roll, please contact me.

      Ax

    • July 4, 2012 6:40 AM CDT
    • "Touradas Em Madrid " - Carmen Miranda