WHAT WAS THE LONGEST BOGIE EVER PRODUCED ? YES , RIK FROM SCUMBAG U.?
 
Bry Nylon said:

I got the horn whilst playing with my Mayan Calender and it took them 3 hours to remove it up at the local hospital... I missed all the fireworks but someone left a Time Magazine with Sarah Palin on the front of it in the cubicles so it wasn't all bad... Previous to all of this I manageried to stretch a very long piece of snot all the way from last years door handle and droop it directly onto this years computer screen ... Dolly said it was probably a new world's record  being that it would in real terms most likely be classified as a year long snot ...did you know that 2012 is "The Year of the C*nts" ?

John Battles said:

I've got that Derek and Clive LP with the sick ass cover (As seen below.) . It's shameful that my countrymen will never know how funny Dudley Moore once was.

"OH , GAWD ! WHEN I SAW DUDLEY MOORE , LYING IN STATE. IT GAVE ME THE HORN !!"

"Gave me the 'orn. Worrabout Peter Cook , then ?"

"OH , GAWD ! ROGER FUCKIN' NELLIE , VOICED BY PETER COOK , GAVE ME THE FUCKIN'

 ' ORN !!!". 

 I REMEMBER ASKING PEOPLE AT SCHOOL WHAT THEY THOUGHT ABOUT ONE OF THE BEST DARK COMEDIES OF THE 80's , "NEIGHBORS" . WITHOUT FAIL , THEY'D SAY , "THAT WAS STOOPID ! "ARTHUR" WAS GREAT !!!".

BRY , I KEEP FORGETTING HIS NAME , OLD HEDGEHOG - FACE , WHO CALLED THE DOLLS "mock rock" on ogwt.
 
Bry Nylon said:

when we were kids we were diggin  & scuzzy 45's from jumble sales...later on learning of by heart all the rude bits from derek & clive LP's ...apals uncle worked at the DEcca pressing plant and we got given tons of promo 45's - mainly boring 'hit' crud like the stones and stuff... most of which we hung on a nail on an old willow tree and shot with a high power .22  air rifle ... other neighbours used to go see the who and stuff at the Bull & Bush in richmond [way before i was aware of it all ] andso later on...  they lent me a dansette and piles of obscuro LP & 45 crud for me to bop to in my bedroom ...Troggs and stuff like that ...  also got hand me down 60's trash reel to reels and LP's from my pals elder brothers when they all f'ked of to tibet in f'ked  old flower power painted bread van in '68 / 69 - Zappa / Iron Butterfly / Weird shit like that  [...he was youngest of 7 ] - when I was nine in 1972 I saw NY Dolls on late night TV [old grey whistle test] - an earth shattering experience [and mohicans layin' railway local tracks the same year... ]  but I still had to wait another whole 6 excrutiatingly boring years for the Wayne County & Electric Chairs, Stranglers, ME. Smith & The Fall to arrive on 45's...  

 

OF COURSE , I SEE YOUR POINT. Sadly The REAL KIDS DID'NT GET TO PLAY NORTONPALOOZA , I heard John Felice has Corporal Tunnel Syndrome.
 How many original , surviving members would have played , or will , if they ever gig again , I don't know. I saw them once with John and Howie , and once or twice with John and later member , Billy Cole , is that his name? They always KILLED , EVEN ONCE WITH A PICKUP DRUMMER.
kopper said:

There are lots of bands still playing out with members in their 50s and up. The Fuzztones, D.O.A., The Cynics, The Fleshtones, The Chesterfield Kings... I'd bet all those guys are in their 50s. Nikki Corvette is still rockin', too. Take a look at the lineup for the recent Norton Records fest... The Real Kids (they ain't kids anymore!), the Great Gaylord, Andre Williams, The Sonics, ? and the Mysterians, Randy Fuller (Bobby's brother), Flamin Groovies, etc.

I also play in a project wth a 25 year old guitarist. The vocalist is also my age. I have read band classified ads where younger musicians only want to play with other youngsters, but that's not the case in this project. When I was in my teens and 20's I actually sought out older musicians and wanted to be "schooled" by them. I have always idolized the music of an earlier era and felt closer to it when I payed with those who experienced it first hand.

Never too old! I am in a band with members in their 20's, 30's 40's and 50's. We should be called "The Generations" but were not. haha

I tend to like vintage Kay, Silvertone, Danelectro guitars and amps (even though the new Danelectro stuff is very cool); Gold foil pickups, 15 to 30 watt tube combos, tube compressor pedal, gritty overdrive tone as opposed to staticy distortion; small drum kit, etc. to get a garage-y tone. Oh, and be sure not to spend a ton of money on this stuff. With a little bit of searching, you can find this stuff fairly cheap (buy used on Craigslist or stake out pawn shops).

Great label. They're supposed to start running a banner ad here, but I think Bazooka Joe was having some problems figuring out how to make the ad. :/

Damn! Thanks for posting this, guys!

Alright folks,

El Sótano, a great radio show over here in Spain have stuck up a link to a great free compilation from Slovenly Recordings. 55 tracks in total, all fantastic stuff.

You can get it here - http://www.slovenly.com/mp3s/

Check yer spam folder. That's where my email from them landed.

And I like this one too.  The Mighty Caesars doin' "Now I Know,"

Link:  http://youtu.be/rZG8qP58VYI

Oh man.  There are so many.  But if I absolutely... positively... had to choose one I would have to say that I like the screaming sounds of Ralph Nielson and the Chancellors doing... you know... SCREAM!

Link:  http://youtu.be/HWQnf15HPg8

Bunker Hill- The Girl Can't Dance 1:57

Chris Macleod said:

Short Songs by dead Kennedys, AckAckAck by the Minutemen, The Acid c

http://youtu.be/LpwvQCPapjU

ommercial by Country Joe & the Fish, Wasted by the Circle Jerks or this!-

Okay then it's AckAckACKACK  http://youtu.be/LpwvQCPapjU

...."I'm a Chollo" by The Dickies is even shorter than that. I used to use that , or a Minutemen song ,if Ihad about 45 seconds left on a mix tape.

Pretty cool. I was an Elvis From Hell in another life. My backing band refused to play Rockabilly.
 
BUG said:

AND ALSO COMING IN AT 1min 26sec

DEAD ELVIS & HIS ONE MAN GRAVE - LONG GONE DEAD & GONE

That's a good'un. I keep forgetting Rivers had a Rockabilly past.
 
movingV said:

it's easy if you stick to rockabilly: http://youtu.be/eoWu4ZdlARU

AND ALSO COMING IN AT 1min 26sec

DEAD ELVIS & HIS ONE MAN GRAVE - LONG GONE DEAD & GONE

BLACK - The Monsters

1min 54sec of pure brilliance 

Keep 'em comin'!  Here's one for the weekend:

Playlists for 1-6-12 and 1-13-12

Playlist for Jan 12/2012

1. Osterberg....London Eats Its Own...from the 10" approx mid 90's maybe. Title is so perfect for London and coincidentally, London's theme song was released the same day...total coincidence. BTW, London's theme song sounds like castrato male warbling ala Styx/Rush or any of those other high pitched male vocal holdouts from the dinosaur age. Osterberg is the real deal jack!

2. NRBQ...Me and the Boys...from the Tiddly Winks LP and goes out to drummer Tom Ardolino who passed away earlier this week.

3. NRBQ...12 Bar Blues...from the Grooves In Orbit LP. Is it a parody of the 12 bar blues, or just a really cool rock'n'roll tune?

4. Deadly Hearts... The Wobble...from their self titled debut CD and from Halifax.

5. The Cozyrs...Alone In A Crowd of 1000's...from the Get Real Amigo CD which you can download for free.

6. UIC...Bomb Boys...from the Our Garage LP and goes out to guitarist Ted who has finally joined facebook.

7. UIC...New Race...from the Live Like 90 LP on OG Records.

8. UIC...Cure The War...from the Our Garage LP.

9. UIC...Pushed Into The Hole...from the Wiseman Sessions unreleased CD....after playing 4 UIC songs in a row, i feel much better and hope you do too!

10. Hi-Tones...Rocco Perri...from a demo CD that was at CHRW. Local combo that is playing tonight at the Spoke here in town.

11. Greasemarks...Greasemark Boogie...from a demo CD from about 2 years ago and they will be playing at The Victoria Tavern tonight.

12. The Blasters...Marie Marie...from the Teenage Cruisers LP from 1980. The soundtrack for a rockabilly porno movie from about 1980....love them greasy pompadoured dicks!!!

13. The Hypnotics...Here She Comes Now...from the Static Fuzz Radio CD and from Windsor Ontario as is the next band.

14. High Mother...Dead City...from the Gotta Get Love CD.

15. Blue Cheer...Summertime Blues...from the Vincebus Eruptum LP and a request.

16. The Hook Up...A Happening For Many...from the Call Up The Devil CD which is about to be released.

17. The Dustaphonics...When You Gonna Learn...from the Party Girl LP which has just been released by Dirty Water Records.

18. The Ballantynes...The Rail Town Abbey...a 7" on La Ti Da Records that just came out and features former Tranzmitor Jarrod on keys/vocals/etc.

19. The Bloody 5...New York City...not yet released, this is obviously a cover of The Demics anthem from 1979. Only the 2nd time ever to be given radio play, these youngsters speed it up and belt it out.

20. The Maxines...Sweet Nothins...from a 7" on La Ti Da Records and a 2 piece outta Olympia Washington.

21. The Marshmallow Overcoat...ESP...from The Complete Sound 6 CD box set.

22. The Diodes...Time Damage...recorded live at Call The Office here in London Ontario 11/18/11.

23. NFG...Hyjack Victim....live somewhere in 79 or 80. Thanx to bass player Bob Glidden for this recording.

24. The Animals...Shake...from the Animalism LP and in glorious mono.

25. The Animals...Baby Let Me Take You Home...from the double Animals Anthology LP, a stereo version released in the early 80's.

26. The Animals...Rock Me Baby...from the Animalism LP. Had to cut this one short as the other host wasn't quite ready to start their show.

27. Edgar Breau...Dandelion Kingdom...from the just released Patches Of Blue CD. Edgar is the vocalist/guitarist/songwriter for Simply Saucer and this is his 2nd solo CD. It arrived in the post just as i was heading  to the station to do this show.

Here's a link to the download for this show:

http://chrwradio.com/podcasts/94-9CHRWThu1900.mp3




Next week, we're going to bring in the cassette decks and play all local music....ie demos, live, unreleased etc as January is local music month at CHRW...you might just hear some Legend Killers, Zellots, 63 Monroe, Sheep Look Up, Sci-Phonics, Boy From Nowhere, B5 Blue, Lonesome Ghost, The Fine Print and a pile of other cool local combos spanning 1977 and onwards!

Show #357: "R.I.P. 2011, Part 2 of 3"

Every 3 weeks I leave an open slot to do random themes and whatnot.
This week is my annual "R.I.P." show, where I pay tribute to all the musicians/artists/singers who died in the past year. I will play a track and give a brief bio on each artist featured as a tribute. This is PART TWO of THREE shows. I'll be covering 125 total artists of the 50's, 60's and 70's who died in the year 2011, in a three part show. Tune in tonight and learn about the musicians and singers who died between the months of April and September of 2011, and hear music by bands and artists like: Spanky & Our Gang, The Walker Brothers, The Skatalites, Dando Shaft, Kathy Kirby, Gil Scott-Heron, Andrew Gold, Showaddywaddy, The Coasters, Wild Man Fischer, Bruce Springsteen, Zao, The Fortunes, America, Gene McDaniels, Tangerine Dream, Johnny Cash & Tennessee Two, Flower Travelin' Band, Man, Wicked Lester, Jason Eddie & The Centremen, Atomic Rooster, Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps, Cuby & The Blizzards and many 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 on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Metap ... 50?sk=wall … or check out my website (to be updated someday): http://eggmanrulez.com/
Live every Friday night at 10pm to 1am EST on WSCA-LP 106.1 FM, Portsmouth Community Radio!

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Egg

could it be anything to do with Doug Mulray??

http://youtu.be/MhOe3C6cg30

let's face it, there ain't exactly a lot of punk groups from Oz, eh?

Every word that falls out of Mark E Smith's mouth is a caustic gem!

Last night was fun.  Started early and played for a long time.  The band took an intermission in the middle.  They had some chickie come up for a couple of songs.  She screamed and played harmonica and jumped around and looked good.  The guitar player was less woodlie.  He mostly played a Telecaster (a Dano short horn for a couple) split through 2 amps; a Vox combo and an Orange head through some cabinet.  He sounded more raw than on most of their records (most too glossy for me).  Good energy, pacing, and humor and they played very well, too.  I'll play Moonshine Guy on my show tonight: “He likes the Stones, hates the Doors / Thinks the Beatles sing for girls”