Hi Everyone!   I did a search but I really didn't come up with too much about this, so I thoughtI'd ask.  Are there any modern keyboards/organs/pianos that can do the Farfisa or Vox sound?  Anybody ever use any of these?

                    thanks,

                              John. 

"stoked" by the beach bums er, boys.

Thinking about Poly Styrene's death reminded me of all the great X-Ray Spex songs that start with her shouting the song title before the band kicks in (Art-i-ficial, Genetic Engineering ein zwei drei vier, etc).  I want to make a comp of all songs that start with the shouted title.  Here's what I have so far, what am I leaving out:

Point Panic or Wipeout - Surfaris

Shake and Stomp - Dick Dale

Shimmy Shake - Ne'er Do Wells

Fire - Crazy World of Arthur Brown

I know there are tons more.  Help me out.

I guess I would have to suggest this guy: www.stompingnick.com

Yeah, he was mentioned earlier. Agreed: he is super cool and def worth mention at the top of the list. In that case, don't forget Doo Rag...

The Owsley Brothers said:

Did anyone mention Bob Log III ? Totally sick & twisted punk blues.He is one of my fav's.

www.myspace.com/boblog111

 

Also My band the Owsley Brothers. You can listen to on mu music player, or:

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Owsley+Brothers/Separated+At+Birth

 

Let me know what you think....

Did anyone mention Bob Log III ? Totally sick & twisted punk blues.He is one of my fav's.

www.myspace.com/boblog111

Also My band the Owsley Brothers. You can listen to on mu music player, or:

http://www.last.fm/music/The+Owsley+Brothers/Separated+At+Birth

Let me know what you think....

For recording or playing at home or small shows i use an Alamo Dart. all tube rated at 40watts, but it's really pushing about 10.They have a very unique soung and break up great! You can still find them pretty cheap on ebay. i paid $50 at a music store for mine..

When I need volume I have a Sovtek Mig 60 + 2x12 cab. I bought it in 1997 for $200 with the cab. That thing is a total beast..Its loud as hell, amazing distortion when tha pre-amp section is cranked up. If you can find one of these BUY IT!!! But only the mig 60.The 50 & 100 watt models arent nearly as good..

Very nearly finished it. I thought his descriptions of his heroin addiction were fascinating. He never became ill as he only got good stuff and from what he says didn't mainline, so less risk of OD. he did cold turkey several times before eventually getting clean. he implies it helped him work through long recording sessions, but he does sleep a lot!

We have a new podcast that will be debuting on the GaragePunk Podcast Network soon featuring Latin American garage/punk/trash/rock'n'roll of all flavors. The host is kletzl from Argentina, and he has a lot of older ('60s) garage from the area, but not a lot of stuff by current/modern bands. So if you have a band from the area (the Caribbean, Central and South America) then please send us your music! You can mail us a CD, upload your music to Mevio's Music Alley, or attach some MP3s to your replies in this thread. But the more music he gets for his show, the better it will be. And, of course, please include some info about the band like where you're from and stuff.

Thanks!

kopper

My 3 favourites, not in a specific order are (at this moment...)

- The Ramones at some festival in Belgium in around 1992 I think. Joey got in a fight with some asshole who threw a beer at him. He jumped into the audience en won!

- The False Prophets in the Melkweg in Amsterdam. It was a really weird, but also great show!

- The Mummies in Patronaat Haarlem. It was an unbelievebly good show! They rocked their asses of and played the roof off!

Ask me tomorow and I'll come up with a completely differend list... (maybe with Monstermagnet, the Kift, Mudhoney, Nirvana, NoMeansNo...)

The Ramones -  1986 Glasgow Barrowlands. The freaks came out - a mental atmosphere and the songs soo fast live.

The Pixies - Doolittle tour (year?), Edinburgh. Just excellent.

The Phantom Band - Norwich Feb 2011 - yes very recent but fantastic live, as are their records.

The Fall, what a band, Mark E Smith, what a ....front, man, still i've had the good luck to have never seen a bad show, i've caught them several times between 1985 and 2010...

Live Unsigned said:

It was probably The Fall at the Astoria in '87 although Husker Du at Glasto the same year was pretty awesome. Also PiL touring the Seattle material (also at the Astoria). There, I seem to have thought of three: there are a lot more contenders though, like Agent Orange, who I saw for the first time last year at the Underworld in Camden after being into them for 25 years!

I love Mudhoney and Tad.

I think Mudhoney was probably one of my favorites from that era/location (even though they were pretty much just your typical garage rock band, but they got labeled "grunge"). 

Does anyone have any "obscure" bands worth mentioning that got that "grunge" label (obscure meaning not Nirvana, Soundgarden, Melvins, Pearljam, Alice In Chains, etc. or any other well-known 90's Seattle bands; they were all pretty good, but they are household names, whereas I'm looking for bands a little more under the radar.)

I really like Babes in Toyland. Kats screaming vocals setting off the music briliantly.

Most of these I already have, but I just thought I'd mention them here as my favorites.

"All The Stuff And More," Volumes One and Two, by the Ramones.

"Up And Around The Bend:  Definitive Collection," by Hanoi Rocks.

"20th Century Boy," by T-Rex.

"Gems"  by Aerosmith (I used to have a cassette tape, and lately I've been meaning to get the CD).

"Nuggets" and "Children of Nuggets" boxed sets.

"Wide Awake In The Spirit World" by Outrageous Cherry.

"Sweet Originals" by the Sweet.

"Barbarella Girl God" by the Chevelles.

For some unknown reason I tend to only buy industrial compilations, and I prefer to get my punk in band releases. Thanks for bringing a previously unreflected-on idiosyncrasy to my attention. So yeah, Endzeit Bunkertracks: expensive, but I buy each one on release.

Back from the Grave, Pebbles, Highs in the Mid Sixties, Cleveland Confidential, Scum of the Earth, Hipsville 29BC, Maximum R&R, Chocolate Soup for Diabetics, Battle of the Garages 1 & 2, Ear Piercing Punk, Shakin' Fit, Swing for a Crime, Mind Blowers Vol 1... but the most essential... What a Way To Die! Go baby, go!

To start with, my immediate wants!

Back From The Grave lp's series, the original ones! i have only vol. 2

Texas Flashback lp's, Original too, have vol. 1 and 2

Boulders series.

yeah ive got the humbuckers which i believe are schallers. For a surf tone theyre surprisingly good clean, even though theyre humbuckers. They sound great. Mines got the wraparound tailpiece(no trem). Also the price i got it for is totally thrown off by the fact i picked it up in Ecuador in what i think might be the only used guitars shop in the country, thats to say i think i got a good deal.

I cant personally speak for how they compare to the eastwoods, but id like to play one for sure.

I've always liked the Univox, hi flyer, but man, a decent one on ebay can get kinda pricey. How are the pick ups in yours? Looks like there's two versions, black P-90's and some kind of off white version. Hang on, I'm coming from a surf guitar perspective, so keep that in mind.

I picked up a 70's univox hi-flier and it has exceeded all expectations. Just another option for a mosrite copy for you to check out.

The guitar player from OFF! has at least two of them, and Kurt cobain used them on bleach and in utero.

I picked mine up for 450$ with the case and some spare strings/cables.

I've been reading up, checking out the videos, reading the reviews and  I'm kicking around the idea of getting an Eastwood Hi-Flyer, anyone on this board have any experiences they'd like to share? I'm mostly concerned with the tremolo, is it crap or will it stay in tune? Thanks in advance!

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