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.

how could i dowload this, please??.....could help me anyone?

...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.

Fuck yeah! Mean Jeans are awesome. I just saw them at the Slabtown Bender. Hell of a show.

Charlie V. said:

the mean jeans from portland

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

I'm looking forward to your comments:)

sleazy said:

I'm planning to get the book in the near future :):)

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!!

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

RADIO BIRDMAN THE FIRST ALBOUM IS THE GREATEST!!!

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.

Sad to report the news here that a member of one of our Hideout bands has passed away. Ricky Kulwicki of The Buckingham Squares, who was also in the Sub Pop band The Fluid, passed away yesterday at the age of 49.

Click here for the story: http://blogs.westword.com/backbeat/2011/02/rip_rick_kulwicki.php

Do the live radio! It's all good experience whichever way you look at it. If you get confidence and some presenting skills out of it, it will help with your podcasting anyway.

I tend to write by myself(more out of necessity right now, as I'm without a band, but even with a band), work out a couple of riffs, then dip into a big book I have with half-written lyrics and figure out which ones will go with what. It's a bit of a painstaking process, but it usually works to get the start of a couple of good songs.