Once I learn my basics, you can make fun of me for how shitty my French is & maybe I'll learn how to be shitty to people in 2 languages :)

Mina said:

Haha cool, yeah I'm trying to learn Spanish as well in order to learn Portuguese. Someday I wanna go to Brazil and they speak Portuguese there. :-) Oh and I had French at school for like 6 years, so I know my way around :P

Bobby said:

Mina... You got my taste... (I know yer a Voodoo Rhythm fan like me), I am learning French so that I can understand Zydeco songs, but now I have to learn Spanish to learn Spanish garage rock songs.

Mina said:

Lol :P I have the same with this song:

John Battles said:

YES ! TA TA TA TA TA TA TA TA ! YA ! YA ! YA! YA !    Sorry , can't stop  doing that. Good pick , Mina.
 
Mina said:

Dude, I somehow have never heard the Von Zippers (even though I had seen the name over the years)... This is my fucking FAVORITE (today anyway... I'm extremely manic & tomorrow it might be Reverend Beat Man or the Swans, or Gene Vincent.... )

Eric Severstad said:

Alison, The only karaoke song (other than "it aint me babe" with my ex wife) is the Animals version of House of the Rising Sun.... Love the Animals:)

Alison said:

Mina... You got my taste... (I know yer a Voodoo Rhythm fan like me), I am learning French so that I can understand Zydeco songs, but now I have to learn Spanish to learn Spanish garage rock songs.

Mina said:

Lol :P I have the same with this song:

John Battles said:

YES ! TA TA TA TA TA TA TA TA ! YA ! YA ! YA! YA !    Sorry , can't stop  doing that. Good pick , Mina.
 
Mina said:

I never heard you guys, but I like it.... Good punk stuff.

Justin Scarred said:

Is it bad if I suggest my own album? The Scarred Live Fast Die Poor! 

Love The Creation!

SarahJayne said:

The Creation - we are paintermen

Love the Nomads!

Thomas Marshall said:

The Nomads - WHERE THE WOLF BANE BLOOMS (MLP) Amigo AMMP 302/1983

Building up an order... The hideout comps aren't helping my budget much.

kopper said:

Here's one you probably don't have, but is an amazing live recording from a Minneapolis band who was around in the late '70s playing wild & raucous garage trash when no one else was! It's insanely good...

http://www.bompstore.com/servlet/Detail?no=11972

I have 5 favorite albums within every day.

Mark George Harrison said:

This week, cos im playing the shit out of it in the car, my recommendation is 'the Outsiders' CQ. simply stunning! next week it will be something completelt different, hell tomorrow could be!

This week, cos im playing the shit out of it in the car, my recommendation is 'the Outsiders' CQ. simply stunning! next week it will be something completelt different, hell tomorrow could be!

Any exact release date/ label?

The hideout comps, by the way are fucking killer!

kopper said:

Yeah, I've got an iPod, too, I guess I'm just too lazy to put all the podcasts on it and bring it with me... especially for just a 15-minute drive to work. I usually just listen to our local community radio station (KDHX) or NPR. :)

If you have mobile capabilities (I pay $10 a month) and can listen to almost anything I want streaming with no interruptions with Spotify... I never turn my music off tho... If you don't mind commercials, you can get spotify on any internet phone or connected computer for free.,, There is a lot of stuff I would never expect to find. The bands you want to hear an album from, but can't have 1 song on the hideout comps (on spotify.)

Yeah, I've got an iPod, too, I guess I'm just too lazy to put all the podcasts on it and bring it with me... especially for just a 15-minute drive to work. I usually just listen to our local community radio station (KDHX) or NPR. :)

I do listen to GaragePunk Pirate Radio in my dirty rusty car via an old tape player (and a little grey i-pod) !!!

See, I've listened to El Tocadiscos Salvaje #7 today !!!

kopper said:

Hey, if I could figure out a way to tune into GaragePunk Pirate Radio in my car, I'd have it on all the time!

Ray Klein said:

I can fit about a dozen of GP podcasts on a disc; that stays in my car's disc player always.

Mina said:

I blast music during work actually :D On my breaks, sometimes podcasts as well. :-) Yeah it's necessary, other wise I'd be cranky as hell. So first thing in the morning, coffee/tobacco/music. 

I can fit about a dozen of GP podcasts on a disc; that stays in my cars disc player always.

Mina said:

I blast music during work actually :D On my breaks, sometimes podcasts as well. :-) Yeah it's necessary, other wise I'd be cranky as hell. So first thing in the morning, coffee/tobacco/music. 

Have you Google searched it yet? It's a good possibility that something may come up, especially with all the music sharing blogs out now.

It's from episode #62 for reference.

Just listened to an older episode of Flying Saucer Rock and Roll and Dan Electreau closed it out with this track.  Does anyone know where one can find this??  Would love to find this gem of a tune for FM airplay.   Cheers!

Bald Bill & His One Man Band said:

The footage isn't bad, but it's arguably the worst "music" I have ever heard. And I've listened to Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music.

Billy

How do you top that!!!!!!! Funny creepy and bad all rolled up in one.

Here, back to the minor league bad.

I wouldn't say this is the worst video I've seen myself, but it might make the list for others. I find it quite hilarious, but then again I have a warped sense of humor. 

Also , the insanely underrated Gale Garnett (Who did two fine sorta Lite Psych albums.)
 is also all over the "Mad Monster Party?" soundtrack. I never heard about an Animals connection to "The Sorcerers" , but , I'm going to look into that !

 The Cats Eye said:

The Sorcerers 1967 with Boris Karloff.
The club scenes are from a club called Blaises in Kensington and the band are said to be The Animals.
Maybe someone could expand on that.Some great psychedelia from the psychedelic mind machine.

Mad Monster Party 1967 great puppets,score is garage psyche pop jazz.
Will check out all the above.
RIP R D S.

Here's what I'm looking forward to in the first few months of 2012:

Sonic Avenues - Television Youth

Xray Eyeballs - Splendor Squalor

Royal Baths - Better Luck Next Life

Terry Malts - Killing Time

Hunx - Hairdresser Blues

Gentleman Jesse - Leaving Atlanta

Spiritualized - Sweet Hearth Sweet Light