B flat at the moment...y'know if you've got something in A just move it up a fret and woah!

OK. I'll probably get in touch with you next week then. And get me one of those sihrts in order to support the cause and be the sexiest on the beach at the same time !

I certainly do have some left. If anyone wants to support the Hideout, drop me an email and I'll mail you a shirt straight away!

Hello ixnaybaby,

Do you still have some of these great Tees in stock ???

I'd love to be sexy as Hell this summer, struttin' on the beach in my groovy Way Past Cool shirt !

Howdy podcast lovers. Sorry, no rapture, but instead you get a new Big Enchilada!

It's a country-flavored wild bull ride of an episode called "Sweathog of the Rodeo" with artists like Rev. Horton Heat, Scott H. Birham, The Gibson Bros., Cordell Jackson, The Imperial Rooster and more. Nothing but hell-fire honky tonk, rockabilly and cowpunk melodies

Checkk it out HERE:

http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/big-enchilada-36-sweathog-of?xg_source=activity

String the bass with flatwound strings. Set the EQ to be full and bassy. I have a GK 400RB which has a "String bass" setting. This works pretty good. Use of the left hand for fretting will need to be clear and deliberate while the right hand (Playing with FINGERS) is used to keep the time and slap. Your bassist will need to have good timing & strong hands to keep the tone from distorting though. It's not as easy as people think, but it's possible. I've played tons of Rockabilly gigs like this & I've pissed off a lot of "purists" lol.  I used to use a RI of a 51 P bass for this, but now I prefer a Jerry Jones Longhorn bass, which is basically a high end hand made version of a Danelectro longhorn.

Drew Smith said:

I was thinking of a lot of old country(specifically, Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two) when I first started thinking about foregoing a drummer, actually. I love a lot of that old thump and scratch, the vocals are right up my alley too. My issue is that my buddy that I want to draft on bass(hell of a writer with a great sense of rhythm) only plays electric and wouldn't really have the money or the space to go out and get an upright(plus a homicidal, giant cat that still has its claws and loves to scratch things). Trying to think how to get that thump and click on a P-bass.

Hey, it could be worse, ya know. They could've done the intro to Jersey Shore. ;)

...and Dick Dale.  I used to get together with friends to watch it.  We'd turn the sound down on it and say rude things.

Nice one, maybe Glee will cover Nobunny. Or maybe not.

Hey didn't The Cramps appear on 90210 years ago? 

p.s. party fevers a great record, haven't spun it in long time...

Kopper watches 90210!  I have proof.

Believe it or not, Tucson's finest made it onto the opening seconds of Beverly Hills 90210 the other night. Check out the first few seconds of their song "Teenage Timebomb":

Great show! Luved luved Gorevette! See you at the next one, K:)

Scrams get to open the show in Albuquerque. Wildly stoked about playing with some heroes.

It was maximum rock n' roll!

Plus, my friends in Gorevette (featuring Detroit garage rock icons Nikki Corevette and Amy Gore of the Gore Gore Girls) did a great job opening the show. 

I'm so mad at myself for missing their show on Sunday.

"Mr. Garager's Neighborhood" Haha! Great name. Why have I not heard of it before? Where can one find these "It Came From Canada" comps, too?

But man, these new Hideout comps are the bomb so far. Haven't heard comps this good since the heyday of '90s garage.

whatwave dave said:

Quit looking at me Tommy, i'm getting paranoid...LOL...

 

There were 5 volumes of It Came From Canada....then we put out (with OG Records)) Mr Garager's Neighbourhood, which some people group in with the It Came From Canada series as there is a little bit of overlap. 

Tommy Careless said:

It Came From Canada on OG Records, not sure how many there are 5 or 6  (I'm loooking at you Whatwave ! )

Really cool Canadian stuff from the 80's. I bring 1 and 2 every time I DJ.

 

~T

I'm sure there have been a few of these listed already, but I didn't have time to look through all 7 pages of posts...

The Dwarves The Mentors
DEVO
The Residents
The Mummies
Bob Log III
Lightning Beat-Man & The Never Heard Of 'Ems
Tab Hunter
Tape Man
Thee Mysterious Asthmatic Avenger
The Coyote Men
Servotron
The Apemen

Here is a film we made in 1998 for the German TV show VIVA. It's a film we made featuring Lightning Beat-Man and The Never Heard Of 'Ems... Somewhere around 5 minutes into the film it gets pretty wacky and silly. Wearing masks sure can give a wimpy dude a helluva lot of confidence!!

Boston's - The Nebulas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hxwg5UQWTHs

Amphetamine penis !!!

& Bob Log III