Well Now Im looking more around the 800 to a thousand buck range. My friend is also getting really into this and hes brought me into rocket from the tombs and more stuff like that.

A lot of reverb and fuzz combined with the natural breakup of a tube amp is the best thing in the world for me.
Ill pay anything to have that sound in my own house that I can play with.

I really love You Treated Me Bad. It's got The JuJus, Plagues, the Quest's, Little John and the Sherwoods, and the Sound Extraction. Those are just the main rockers. The whole comp is perfect I think.

Niiiiccce! Both sides are killers. I don't think I've ever seen the picture sleeve for it though!

Dana V. Hatch said:

The Shadows of Knight "Bad Little Woman/Gospel Zone" with picture sleeve!

The Shadows of Knight "Bad Little Woman/Gospel Zone" with picture sleeve!

Hey, that would be GREAAAAAAT news Matt !!! Please make it happen !

South Bay PORK Podcast said:

I know I keep saying this, but really, I'm working on a new South Bay PORK now. Just trying to get some time set aside to mess with changing file hosting around and get my turntable up and running again!

 

 

Thanks for all the compliments! 

By the way : WHY ????

Any scientific or politic explanations ?

kopper said:

Now that Mojo Workout isn't podcasting on the GPPN anymore, I haven't heard his voice in months!

I know I keep saying this, but really, I'm working on a new South Bay PORK now. Just trying to get some time set aside to mess with changing file hosting around and get my turntable up and running again!

Thanks for all the compliments! 

Yeah, I really miss South Bay PORK, too. Now that Mojo Workout isn't podcasting on the GPPN anymore, I haven't heard his voice in months!

Matt really won me over when he broadcasted a few shows live from a McDonalds.  On "...Shamrock Motel."

Hello ixnaybabe,

Just sent you a few £ for a groovy WAY PAST COOL Pee, ooops I meant : Tee !

And I forgot to mention I'd prefer a shirt for man please, so the neighbors don't laugh at me each time they see me in a skinny Tee !

Thanks.

Your devoted Preacher.

I really like my Las Vegas Grind, Tabu and Songs the Cramps Taught Us. 

Thanks for info guys!

For some reason, at least in my experiences and among my peers, we all agree that the drummer is like the Achilles tendon of the band: they seem to be the most difficult to acquire, keep, maintain, deal with, have the most gear, too loud, have the "easiest job" in the band, but are the biggest pain, etc. I don't mean to generalize or sound prejudiced, but that's been my road over the many years (almost 20) of playing in bands.
I know a few musician-friends of mine that have gone the one man band route, and they really love it.
I am sure it could maybe get lonely, but weather they are simply banging on a bass drum while strumming a guitar or bass, or they've engineered a whole multi-instrument getup, they are generally well-received, too.
If you really want to change things up, take a few months to learn how to sing, play guitar, and stomp out a beat with your feet. Be your own boss...

I consider myself a drummer before anything else, but out of necessity I've learned how to get on without one.  If you dudes can stay in time you may not *need* one.  I saw an earlier post about some older country stuff not allowing a drummer.  I'd agree.  You don't.  But you better know how to do his/her job too.  Smack your guitar or bass, stomp a foot when the song needs it.  There's an old joke about drummers...

Why do drummers put drumsticks on the dash of their car? 
 So they can park in the handicapped spot.

It's a lonely road...

That works, too!

primates

also did anyone mention Spacemen 3

"The Rebel Kind" comp. is highly recommend!

Forthcomings by Butch Willis and the Rocks is an overlooked garage classic from '86.

you can do amazon yourself by making a create space account with no fee! As far as associates, as I remember, their cut comes from amazon. which means, it would be cool for both if people were suggesting to others to buy your music! Tunecore will put your stuff on all the "important" places, so thats the easiest way but their is the cost. To be on itunes for example you have to go with "someone" and Tunecore seems to be the best. Total freedom is the paypal button. just my two cent KK :-)

So, are you saying that people will re-sell a band's digital music on Amazon?

How do they do that so easily?

Otherwise, thanks for the advice. Please keep it coming.

Depends how much you sell - I think I figued out the magic number for tunecore vs cdbaby is 172 annual downloads but always do the math for yourself.  They are both making the majority of their sales through iTunes as far as our stuff goes.  Tunecore is a straight fee and CD Baby is a %.  I heard Bandcamp is good and I'm sure Amazon is as well but identifying and stopping download re-sellers on Amazon seems to be brutal.  Anyone has more info around Amazon (and the associates program) that would be interesting.

That'll be The Motors, then.... I always quite liked them. D.

fazer said:

Airport - by a band i cant remember the name of, i cant stand this record .