February 19, 2012 1:21 PM CST
Speak for yourself, check out the first page of this thread! My Neighbours Baby might be the harshest of their songs though, or Lipstick?
Mark George Harrison said:
Cant believe we've all forgotten Guttermouth! loads of songs but the all-time favourite has to be 'mother fucked a donkey down in Mexico..................'
February 19, 2012 7:31 AM CST
Cant believe we've all forgotten Guttermouth! loads of songs but the all-time favourite has to be 'mother fucked a donkey down in Mexico..................'
February 19, 2012 6:44 AM CST
Kinky Friedman - They Ain't Makin' Jews Like Jesus Anymore
Frank Zappa - Bobby Brown (Goes Down), Jewish Princess, Titties & Beer, Dinah Moe Humm, Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?, Fembot in a Wet T-Shirt
The Vandals - Dachau Cabana
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper - She's Vibrator Dependent
Weird Al Yankovic - Christmas at Ground Zero
Fishbone - Party at Ground Zero, Lyin' Ass Bitch
The Dead Milkmen - Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything) uses the word "artfags" and Bitchin' Camaro references AIDS.
The Afghan Whigs - Retarded
Too many Dead Kennedys songs to name...
February 19, 2012 5:54 AM CST
Plus, it's pretty crazy what sticks as NO PC in "our lands of all is possible." Even a square suit will drop the corporate armor and drink, fight, fuck when all is paid for and there are no witnesses that could leave spots on their white wes - natch!
It was crazy hearing about the bands being chased in Iran (was it Metal bands? Pop even? I can't remember.... there was a couple of these news, even outside of that Vice TV "journalism"), just for playing a rock kind of sound that was too reminiscent of quasi western ideas. And those were all boys.
Imagine what kind of shit would go down, if you had a girl trash band in a place like that. That's what I call some goddamn moxy! Don't know about you, but I don't know if I would be up for that kind of crazy myself!
Not to say that the ladies don't get enough shit from donkheads around here, too. Well, you'll find shitbags all over the place.
February 19, 2012 5:30 AM CST
Yeah, I know what you mean. I would say, those "people" are just too fucking dumb in a wrong way to get what they "sing" about. Hell, it's even hard to find a definition for what they do except callin' on bullcrap. ;)
And it's not about the political correct thing even, just can't do listening to the life and times of Bo Diddley & gut this load a racist dung, coming straight from the heart of some knucklehead shitbrain with nothing else to it.
Not to say that doesn't happen with leftist hatepunkers either, I can spare these guys just as much.
Yeah, blablabla, yapyapyap, I know, haha.
Mr Yates said:
...or any white power stuff always pretty racist and offensive
February 18, 2012 3:05 PM CST
The Monks did that song , too (Not meaning the legenday Avant Garage Punks , But , The Strawbs offshoot Pub/Novelty group.)
....Or were they the same group?
Mr Yates said:
I do remember a song from when I was about 13, by a band called Dave and the Deros called "Nice Legs, Shame About the Face".
What about any song by the 4skins or any white power stuff always pretty racist and offensive
February 19, 2012 1:16 PM CST
Here's some of my local faves in LA.
Death Hymn No 9.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grTyzteo3Tk
FIDLAR(Stands for Fuck It Dog Life's A Risk)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6icW-KFudQ
Just broke up, but Gestapo Khazi were pretty great.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJSJmvvNEQM
Dante Vs. Zombies
February 19, 2012 1:09 PM CST
HAHA, but yes, I was the rebel, I played Rickenbackers & not the Vox Phantom! Wish I still had that 4001!
IDON MINE said:
Super! Rockin in style, that John!
whatwave dave said:
Sorry John, couldn't resist, but here's a picture of John C as a Fuzztone in London Ontario Canada 4/5/87 in the Fuzztone uniform!! And it was a great show that night too!!
February 18, 2012 9:39 AM CST
Super! Rockin in style, that John!
whatwave dave said:
Sorry John, couldn't resist, but here's a picture of John C as a Fuzztone in London Ontario Canada 4/5/87 in the Fuzztone uniform!! And it was a great show that night too!!
February 19, 2012 12:54 PM CST
They're pretty cool. My buddy has one. They sound good with a little set up. They carry them at Truetone Music in Santa Monica CA if anyone is trying to get hold of one. Not sure of the price.
Johnny Duo Jet said:
Have you looked at www.phantomguitars.com? More reasonable than the actual Vox guitars. I've never heard one, but you might check out youtube. Also keep an eye on ebay. There's currently a teardrop shape guitar for $299.
John
February 19, 2012 12:44 PM CST
That's really fucking sad. :(
February 19, 2012 11:29 AM CST
February 19, 2012 11:59 AM CST
That's so cool! We just played in Tijuana a couple of weeks ago, it was cool but I wish I could have tracked these guys down!
Dra. O'boogie said:
Hello ladies! well, I'm not in a band, but here's the link of a band from Tijuana (México) that has a kick ass female drumer, although the lead singer is a man, she really gives them a lot of presence, I love the way they look on the stage, they play some sort of psychobilly-rockabilly stuff. Keep rocking babes!
www.myspace.com/loshelldandys
February 19, 2012 5:43 AM CST
I know right? Line ups like this is what always had me lookin at the bill, thinking: "Dang, I got to jump a plane!" I like that they bring everyone together. All the souls singers they featured - it's just nice to see them get a spotlight again.
John Battles said:
HA HA , exactly. I admit , I did'nt go , last year ,because the line up was pretty lame....You're right , I hope they do come back all guns a - blazin' , next year. For years , it was the strongest Garage fest that is'nt even a Garage fest. First time I went , they had The Wailers , Zakary Thaks , Kenny and The Kasuals , Alarm Clocks and Bad Roads (Who , sadly , were pretty lame.). John.
IDON MINE said:Argh!
But let them catch their breath and come back full force next year! I like hearing about that stuff they got coming up this year - finally a "R'N'R hall of fame kind of thing" that doesn't smell! ;)
February 18, 2012 2:42 PM CST
HA HA , exactly. I admit , I did'nt go , last year ,because the line up was pretty lame....You're right , I hope they do come back all guns a - blazin' , next year. For years , it was the strongest Garage fest that is'nt even a Garage fest. First time I went , they had The Wailers , Zakary Thaks , Kenny and The Kasuals , Alarm Clocks and Bad Roads (Who , sadly , were pretty lame.). John.
IDON MINE said:
Argh!
But let them catch their breath and come back full force next year! I like hearing about that stuff they got coming up this year - finally a "R'N'R hall of fame kind of thing" that doesn't smell! ;)
February 19, 2012 5:36 AM CST
All your points regarded and respected, but YOU DON'T CALL ANY BEATLES ON OUR ALL BO DIDDLEY! ;)
February 18, 2012 2:58 PM CST
Well , you know.....When I was in Jr. High , most kids barely knew The Beatles or The Stones , maybe by name , but , that was usually it , and we're talking only 7 , 8 years after The Beatles broke up , and The Stones' next to last great album , "Some Girls" ("A Bigger Bang" is a motherfucker , tho' I guess most people disagree.) was current. Not much has changed in 35 years....
February 19, 2012 2:21 AM CST
So what bands did you go through to end up where you are and how old many bandmates did you leave, battered and bruised in your wake. In morphing from The Likes to The Vipers and now The Pulsebeats we've collectively gone through...
8 bassists, 4 guitarists, 1 drummer and 1 organist. Not a bad bodycount.
The Vipers did the most damage, without a doubt.
In honour of fallen comrades.
February 19, 2012 12:59 AM CST
HA! nope Not my up of tea. I;m not against theatre in Rock N Roll, after all I was a huge Alice Cooper fan when I was in High Schhol, IT's just the Matching outfit thing that makes me want to run away screaming POSUER!!!
Gringo Starr said:
Oh come on John! I likes me some theater!!!!
John Carlucci said:When I was a kid I went to Catholic School. I wore a uniform for eight years. I got into Rock N Roll to rebel against the status quo. I am and always have been a non conformist. To each his own, but I prefer bands with individuality.
February 18, 2012 4:08 PM CST
I'm crackin up! This is just too cool! Young Kopper blastin heat!
Produced by Bill Streeter, I see. How many records did he have you name? 200? :)
February 18, 2012 12:21 PM CST
February 18, 2012 3:14 PM CST
Well , they did stick it out for almost (Over?) 35 years , gotta hand it to 'em , there . But , they waved that license to be inconsistent around like it was going to get them a raise in pay.....I saw them 6 times. They were great twice , and mostly terrible the other times , tho' they were'nt bad on the Little Steven revue with The New York Dolls , BUT , THEY WERE'NT GREAT, EITHER.... Their early 90's "Metal" phase was abhorral. I know someone who saw part of one of their EARLY 90'S gigs , here , on video , and said he was actually glad he had to miss the show because he was in JAIL.
February 18, 2012 2:48 PM CST
My computer froze up .....But , if you've never seen the Cavern Club Live DVD with this lineup , much less heard "Run Devil Run", you're depriving yourself of a treat... His own FANS don't even like this stuff , it rocks so hard ! BTW , Ian Paice WAS in Whitsnake (W/ Jon Lord , David Coverdale , pre - Hair Metal , and Mick Moody...). I saw'em open for Jethro Tull in 1980.
John Battles said:
He made that foot -in -ass Rock'n'Roll album ,"Run Devil Run" with original UK GUITAR GOD, Mick Green , and Guitar GOOD , Dave Gilmour....also that Whitesnake guy , Ian Paice (I'm kidding.). It t
February 18, 2012 10:26 AM CST
The Flamin' Groovies - Whiskey Woman
February 18, 2012 9:49 AM CST
OK, i know this band is long gone, but for some reason i've been really obsessing over them lately. Bought one of their singles Let's Get It On/Cadillac back many years ago and their other single Long Gone/She'll Always Be Mine has been on my want list ever since.
I've got the Get Hip LP Long Gone Lp and have played the shit out of this as it's such amazing high energy rock'n'roll. And what really got me going was that i found a rockabilly compilation LP called Cincinnati Rock & Roll 1950's at a record show the other day that had Orangie Ray Hubbard doing what i always thought was a Customs original, Is She Sore. That song just blew me away it was so good!!! And that opened up my obsession with The Customs once more.
I know that Peter Greenberg x-DMZ was on lead guitar and that probably accounts for some of this band's great taste.
So what i want to know, were The Customs as good live as all of their records lead me to believe?
Did any of you guys get to see this band in it's prime?
Any stories to tell??