The Loved One! You're talking about the B&W late '60s movie with the great Jonathan Winters, Rod Steiger right? One of my favorites too.

"Mama's little Joyboy has piggy piggy, Mamma's little Joyboy has piggy for mom ..."

dave said:

Hi gang, I'm Dave, 47, and I live in Portland, Oregon.

I love loud, rude music of all kinds- R&B, Rockabilly, 60s Punk, Freakbeat, Aussie punk, etc.,

as well as smoother stuff like soul, ska/rocksteady, triphop, and more... What I'm guessing most of y'all like, too.

Love indie comics like the Hernandez Bros. Love and Rockets, Peter Bagge's Hate, Roberta Gregory's Naughty Bits...

Dark and quirky movies like The Loved One, Ghost World, Quadrophenia...

I don't see shows anymore, but love finding new music and like-minded souls here,

Cheers to you all, Dave

Hi gang, I'm Dave, 47, and I live in Portland, Oregon.

I love loud, rude music of all kinds- R&B, Rockabilly, 60s Punk, Freakbeat, Aussie punk, etc.,

as well as smoother stuff like soul, ska/rocksteady, triphop, and more... What I'm guessing most of y'all like, too.

Love indie comics like the Hernandez Bros. Love and Rockets, Peter Bagge's Hate, Roberta Gregory's Naughty Bits...

Dark and quirky movies like The Loved One, Ghost World, Quadrophenia...

I don't see shows anymore, but love finding new music and like-minded souls here,

Cheers to you all, Dave

Hey, Missy, welcome! Sounds like you had a blast in Paris (who wouldn't, right?)! Nottingham sounds intrigueing, are the X-rays still around? Also, just found this yesterday-Jerry's Kids - Spymaster

Best, Dave

Missy Tassles said:

I may as well pitch in - I've been a garage/punk/surf/psych fan for about 15 years now, live in the North of England and love THe Creation, Love, The Seeds, The Monks, Count Five, Nuggets, Billy CHildish, blah blah blah. I also love surf punk, and am amassing a large exotica collection also!

I'm into film also - Mondo movies, 60s psych/B movies, French new wave, Comic books, and I make a lot of my own clothes these days (since vintage prices have shot up lately!).

I went to Paris last week and spent too much money in Born Bad records, and looking forward to going to the Blast Off festival in Nottingham with my husband later this year!

Hi everyone! We're The Pygmies from Calgary Alberta. Love this site, so many great bands!!

Feel free to check out some songs on our profile

Picked up a copy of Dr. Feelgood's "Malpractice" LP this past weekend not bad, but the only other LP I have is "Down By The Jetty" which I like much better. It got me thinking of what I'm missing when it comes to the pre-punk pub rock scene. I know the basics like Eddie & The Hot Rods, 101er's, Pirates, Kilburn & The High Roads and maybe a few others, but what lesser known bands/releases should I be looking for. Not stuff on Chiswick, etc, but the forgotten or under appreciated stuff on one off labels that rock.

Try one of these, serious, it's ridiculously flexible.

John Lydon (on the ''fuss'' on Punk and the Sex Pistols) : ''You created the monster,not me''.

Lady at gas station: "It's so nice that you take care of those retarded boys"

Monte Melnick: "Lady, they're not retards. They're the Ramones!"

"Picture sleeves are for children" Roy Loney , Flamin' Groovies.

(Roy told me this , himself. I could'nt argue with HIM ! Besides  if you had 1/250th of the records HE has , you'd start narrowin' it down , too. It IS a funny line.).

Goldmine : So , tell us what it was like , playing at the Lollapalooza , Roky.

Roky : We went to Margie's . It's an ice cream place. The Beatles ate there , y'know.

Hey you guys! I had no idea about this!!! I was actually very fortunate to stumble across them in their very early days!!! I even had to send away for their first few singles cause they weren't sold in stores!!! Same thing with Generation X too!! I've seem them more times then I can remember, a really good LIVE band. I know Greg and Andy socially but haven't seen them for years...I'm sorry to hear about this but....I don't thing it will last very long....let's just think of it as a hiatus...

Shitty, I never got a chance to see them live.

Another fill-in, this time for Ryan's In The Red. Special guests tonite are Kevin Kardsley of local 60's cover combo, The Kards who have just released their first CD. And along with Kevin is their producer, Hayden Vialva, who just happened to play in a combo called The Dice back in the late 70's/early 80's and played London several times including at least one or more shows at The Cedar Lounge, London's first punk/new wave club.

1. MC5...Kick Out The Jams...from the Live At The Sturgis Armory LP on It's Alive Records. This one goes out to bass player Micheal Davis who passed away a few days back. I picked this version of Kick Out The Jams as Rob Tyner almost says 'Kick Out The Jams Motherfucker', but prefers to tangle with that bad word via The Who's 'My Generation' with its stacatto stuttered vocals....

2. The Kards....Slow Down...from their brand new CD called Here's The Deal and you're listening to the world premier of this one!!

3. The Kards...Lucille...as above.

4. The Dice...Young And Wild...from a 1980 7" on Nardem Records....Hayden said he hadn't seen this record in 30 years, let alone hear it!!

5. The Dice...Typical Lies...from the self titled 12", Hayden didn't even own a copy of this record and now he's looking for one. Anyone out there got a double of this 12" for Hayden?

6. The Kards...Ain't Gonna Lose...as above.

7. The Kards...Pipeline...from their brand new CD and this is the live track recorded here in London at The Bristol.

8. MC5...Human Being Lawnmower...from the Back In The USA LP.

9. MC5...Poison...from the High Times LP.

10. MC5...Borderline...from the Kick Out The Jams LP.

11. Pulsebeats...Song For Cecilia...from their self released CD and brand new. From Spain with lots of powerpop and garage influences...way cool!

12. Sonic Avenues...Throw It Away...from the Television Youth LP on Dirtnap Records.

13. The Diodes...Catwalker...form Action/Reaction CD re-issue on Bongobeat Records.

14. catl...Get Outta My Car...from their soon to be released CD soon this will all be gone. A Hasil Adkins cover and they come to Call The Office Mar 16th.

15. Marvin Rainwater...Hot And Cold...from the brand new Lux Lives! CD to commemerate 3 years since Lux moved on. Lux and Ivy talk about the song right before it starts.

16. Dustaphonics...Tura Faster Pussycat...from the Party Girl CD and goes out to regular host Ryan In The Red.

17. Lords Of Altamont...Faded Black...from The Altamont Sin CD on Gearhead that Michael Davis played bass on.

No regular show this thursday, but i'm back to spoil your dinner on March 1st in the 7 to 8:30PM regular time slot.

Big thanx to Hayden and Kevin for coming on air to talk about cool music!!! The Kards CD release party will be coming soon, and we'll give you all of the details once confirmed.

Here's the archived show in 2 parts:

http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/94-9CHRWTue1900.mp3

http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/94-9CHRWTue2000.mp3

I cant really say there is anything I hate from the 50's and 60's. Even cheezy pop music. It all sounds good cos it was mostly mono. I do prefer the lighter side of things. But I do occasionally like some heavy stuff. The Buzz ' You're holding me down' is a great track. I really like simple stuff like the Tornados and Bert Weedon. Saxaphone led stuff is great. The Flea Rekkers 'Green Jeans' is a fave. The lyrics of most 60's tracks do make me laugh though. Those poor young men. They loved their girlfriends so much and all they did was stay out all night and go off with every man in town! Jezebels and Harlots the lot of them!

Love the cars, the clothes, the furniture, and the bands. Nuff said.

Classick!!  That look will NEVER die as far as I'm concerned.  Well done lads well done!

Hi Class Joes said:

Classic early British Beat look:

 

Isn't rock and roll and especially garage/punk rock all about "posing?" Isn't it more about standing in front of the mirror with a tennis racket for a guitar and deciding to be a rock star as opposed to sitting at the end of your bed practicing scales? Wasn't that whole British invasion thing as much about the look as it was the sound?  Isn't choosing not to wear stage gear a contrived "image?"  It’s all been done.  Image. Anti-image.  I’ll take the image please. Trust me. In a noisy club with crappy sound, your music doesn’t do the talking for you like you think.

After all, do we do this to blend in or do we do this to stand out? Being tatted up with a Mohawk is every bit as mainstream now as Pat Boone was in 1959. My band Thee Mighty Shake Spears played the punk rock club the other night. All the tribes were present.  All the countercultures represented. We walked in to the place in drainpipe trousers and Chelsea boots with coats and skinny ties and people were like what the…? We were every bit as confrontational dressed that way in that environment as the punks were in 1977 London. I’d rather walk in the room and have somebody say that dude is in the band as opposed to having them wonder whether or not I’m just there tuning the guitar for the actual band.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Alden-Vox-Teardrop-Copy-Semi-3-pickups-trem-/260959637319?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item3cc2680f47 

So my little brother came up to me and wanted to cover The Mummies your love seem simple enough and i got some of the begining figured but could anyone please help me figure the rest? tabs would be best My brother and I really dig this song and would really love to play it

Thanks alot

Punkguts

(Mitch)

This Tuesday my radio show did a radio special on Neil Young's Ditch Trilogy - which are three albums he made in 1973, 74, and 75.  They are kind of Garage Rock - its part of a theme month that I do every February.  Last week I did a show on The Gruesomes - Will post that later in the week. 

This week's play list:

1. Tonight’s The Night (Tonight's The Night 1975)

2. Time Fades Away (Time Fades Away 1973)

3. Walk On (On The Beach 1974)

4. World On A String (Tonight's The Night 1975) 5. The Bridge (Time Fades Away 1973)

6. For The Turnstiles (On The Beach 1974)

7. Yonder Stands The Sinner (Time Fades Away 1973)

8. Last Trip To Tulsa (Live) (Time Fades Away B-Side 1973)

9. Don’t Be Denied (Time Fades Away 1973)

10. Last Dance (Time Fades Away 1973)

11. Lookout Joe (Tonight's The Night 1975)

12. Mellow My Mind (Tonight's The Night 1975)

13. Revolution Blues (On The Beach 1974)

14. Vampire Blues (On The Beach 1974)

15. Ambulance Blues (On the Beach 1974)

16. Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown (Tonight's The Night 1975)

17. Tonight’s The Night Part II (Tonight's The Night 1975)

More info on these albums along iwth a link to download the program (if you wish) can be found on my blog at:
http://revrock.blogspot.com/2012/02/neil-youngs-ditch-trilogy-show-382.html

Next week's program will be a show made up of all Surf Rock songs!

Yeah, it's pretty goofy. Bill isn't too fond of it. I think the editing could've been better, which is probably why he didn't want me to tag him when I posted it on Facebook, haha! It's also pretty low-quality, but keep in mind, this was made back in Feb. 2004 before YouTube or any of that stuff really took off. It also preceded Bill's Lo-Fi Saint Louis videoblog.

I do look pretty young, don't I? A youthful 38, in fact.

Get it here, kids! http://garagepunk.ning.com/page/hideout-comps

Congrats!

Nice!

Hey Guys. The song "Love Me Kill Me" by Kiss Kiss Bang Bang first featured on GPHO's "Noises From the Hideout" will be be picked on Little Steven's Underground Garage "Coolest Song of the Week." week of March 4th. We'd like to thank the Hideout for getting the word out and in the mix.

Tune in to you local station March 4th http://undergroundgarage.com/radio-affiliates. If you have SiriusXM you can hear on Underground Garage from the week of March 4-11. For more info www.facebook.com/KissKissBangBangUSA

The CD Kaboom is on Bad Reputation Records in Europe, Purple Claw Records in North America, Amazon and iTunes.

I still like the fuzztones, even though the singer does sound like a bit of an ass. But if I quit listening to every band that acted like dicks, I'd have a pretty small record collection.

The most famous (and best) garage band to come out of Calgary is the Von Zippers