Check out my "Kitchen Grease." I've cooked up some hot and greasy sounds this month  in his bitchen Kitchen of Doom. Too many cooks won't ruin this musical stew. Contributing their magic ingredients are Simon Stokes, Nobunny, Dan Melchior, Don Covay, The Mekons, The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, Sleepy John Estes, The Persian Claws, The Purple Merkins, Key Frances and so many more. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. But don't slip on the grease.


Play it here:



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Here's the playlist:


(Background Music: Greeazzy by The Greasers)
Switchin' in the Kitchen by Don "Pretty Boy" Covay
Hey You by Simon Stokes & The Heathen Angels
We Want the Lot by The Movements
Shuffling Spector by Dan Melchior und Das Menace
Bubba's Truck by Key Frances
Never Been Kissed by Nobunny *

(Background Music: Kitchen Sink Boogie by Hound Doug Taylor)
Grease Monkey Go by The X-Rays
Clever Way to Crawl by Persian Claws
Melvin by The Belles
Polaroid (I Don't Own, I Only Dote) by The Mekons
Two Girls and One Cup by Zhod/ Zentralheizung of Death
R'n'R Rocket by The Micragirls
Chop Top Bop by The Legendary Hucklebucks

(Background Music:Out in the Kitchen by Thinking Fellers Union Local 282)
Rats in My Kirchen by Sleepy John Estes
Bite of My Soul by The Fleshtones
Higgle-Di Piggle-Di by The Purple Merkins
'31 Coup by Angie & The Car Wrecks
Meet Me By The Garbage Can by Waylon Thornton & The Heavy Hands
Standing in a Trashcan (Thinking of You) by The Legendary Stardust Cowboy
(Background Music: Hot Skillet Mama by Sun Ra with Yochanan)

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* Nobunny is playing Corazon in Santa Fe, Monday Feb. 21, along with Monkeyshines and Teenage Werewolves.

dead boys - young loud & snotty will always be my fave... but richard hell - blank generation and radio birdman - radios appear aint far behind...

Everything by the Saints.
"Radios Appear" by Radio Birdman
"Young Loud and Snotty" by the Dead Boys
"LAMF" the Heartbreakers
"Blank Generation" Richard Hell and the Voidoids.
"Los Angeles" by X
"We've Got the Nutron Bomb" by Weirdos.
"Group Sex" by Circle Jerks

Great thread! And I'm new by the way. Hi!


Divaluxe

would love to hear some stuff when you record it.

Petulant Child said:

I like your tunes.  the guitar sinds nice n' fuzzy on Do It  I'm all antsy to record now!  I got a Tascam 4 track for christmas and some new tapes in the mail yesterday.  and I'm on vacation...gonna make some solo stuff  guitar and vocals.

Audio Kings of the third world said:

We usually write as a band. Either I will have most of the music in my head already or I'll have a couple riffs that I have been working on and we will play one over and over until the singer starts to find his words. Once we have a verse or two then we try to make some changes. Organize and mapping comes next. Then we usually record it so we can listen and come up with more ideas. The song on my page Do it is the rough recording about ten minutes in. I had an Idea of changing the chords in the chorus after the second verse. Probable after listening to a bunch of early Sonic Youth. We are about to re record it with a drum track that I just finished. Let me know what you think.

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Watcha Weird-ohs

I’m Mr A the Barber and this is vol. 30 of YOU GOT GOOD TASTE.

The plan for this show was not to follow a theme, but as I started choosing some tunes something just happened, So I guess you'll all have to wait till next time to get a sneaky peek into Mr A's trashy tastes as I still plan to put together a non themed show real soon.

As for this show it's gonna be 100% no holds barred red hot rockabilly all the way, I thought I'd let the other GaragePunk podcasters give you your injection of garage trash leaving it to me to fill your ears with something a bit more primeval and wild.

Don't forget to visit me and all the other podcasters at 

GaragePunk.com and be sure to subscribe to all the GaragePunk podcasts. You'll also find me peddling my trash on Facebook, just go to www.yougotgoodtaste.com  and you'll find all the links you need.

Right, now it's time for me to personally administer you a lesson in how to get "Cheap Thrills and Warm Chills" 

I hope it works for you!

You're So Right For Me - Ronnie Self

The Catwomen - The Marketts

Sweet Talk - Rusty York

That Certain Female - Charlie Feathers

Cat Man - Gene Vincent

Tryin' to Get To You - Johnny Carroll

Seven Times Heaven - Paul Berenger and the Flares

That's All Right - mickey most and the Gear

Wild - Ali Gator and his Real Hot Reptile Rockers

Wild Girl - Orville Couch

Cupid Shot A Tiger - Geen Pressley and the Invanders

Go With Me - William Teller

Little Bit - Bobby Lonero

Dis A Itty Bit! - Robin Hood Brains

Pity Miss Kitty - Bobby Darin

One Kiss - Eddie Cochran

Just A Little Bit More - Frank Deaton

Cattin' Around - Charlie Adams

Broken Heart - The Moonlighters

(The Girl With The) Raven Hair - Jody Reynolds

Eternity - Kip Tyler

Goodnight My Love - Belvin, Jesse and Group 

Stay Sick Weird-ohs

Yeah my marshall is 100 watts and i turn it up. I dont mind how loud it is but when it breaks up oh man its the best !

I do need a smaller one though maybe 45

40 oz. of Nonsense is a great new podcast 60's numbers booze and everything inbetween

Rat Surf Radio has a good punk edge and super surf tunes

Noise Annoys too has great classic punk

and Kicks from the Boot just kicks ass

Life band... Life band... what's that??? Did I actually write that? Well, sorry about that.

Ms. Stixx: Check this facebook link thing. They got on 7" out, but I don't have that one. AND Yes! They rock like hell, glad you dig them - I got the Readies fever too.

EDIT: I almost don't dare to say it before I have ordered myself, but you can STILL get it here on CASS recs!

Hi , hey I had not heard the Readies so I checked their myspace, that shit ROCKS and I want more.  Anyone have some they can send over to me, even a couple of tunes, or know where there is more posted?  I will def. be on the lookout down here in the swamp and when I'm back up in the Detroit area visiting for live shows.  Do they have a CDs out?

HA you guys! Yeah, they did some shows in 2010 and had some new people in the life band, I hope they record some stuff, cuz they are amazing.

These look like great comps - unfortunately the link is invalid. Oh well, I snoozed, I loosed.

...and how could i forget the monofones: http://www.myspace.com/monofones

charlie and the moonhearts are great. and i fucking love nobunny!

The best band I've seen in the past 2 years has to be The Parents...Amazing bloody singer/songwriter...I personally can't get enough of them, just a pity they don't play live as much as they should.
Check 'em out..you wont regret it
x

Wildkat Tamers - 100% authentic rock n roll.

BTW, I'm finally up to the part when Keith tries heroin:)

Thanks for the input everyone! You can never have too many options.

I've heard bad things about Discmakers.
I've had good luck with these guys...http://www.cdrollout.com/    I don't know how competitive the pricing is but they're super easy to work with and even threw in some freebies. Tell 'em I sent you.
Cheers
SDD

check out www.kunaki.com. Best prices I've found.

WolfBoy Slim said:

i hear  "a to z audio" in cleveland has ok prices, and that theyre easy to talk down

Thanks! I'll check into that.

 220 Short is in the process of recording a new album. We have been looking at Discmakers' CD Replication packages, but feel that we could find a better deal elsewhere. Any suggestions?

can anyone recommend any record distributors that cater to garage/punk/rock n' roll and may accept submissions for small releases?  Especially in Europe. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions!!

Check this out... Integrity and Selling Out in 2010 from the Scion Music(less) Music Conference.

Man, what a serious shame.

RIP

This is such tragic, shocking news.  I first heard of Ricky Kulwicki in high school; his younger sister went to school with us, and his band the Frantix was the only thing close to real punk rock that we felt we had in 1980's suburban wasteland of Aurora CO.  He was so dreamy, so sweet, and such a rocker.  And he was practically ONE OF OUR OWN, so I followed everything he did.  I am who I am in part because of him.  I had the good fortune to call him a friend.  He was an amazing man, rocker, guitar player, father, and friend.  R.I.P. Ricky, you made the world a better place.