The first New York Dolls album

"Never Mind the Bollocks" by the Sex Pistols

"Raw Power" by Iggy and the Stooges

"Live NYC 1978" by the Ramones

"Ziggy Stardust" by David Bowie

"More Seduction" by Manda and the Marbles

"Angels with Dirty Faces" by Manda and the Marbles

"Running with the Wasters" by the Takeover UK

"We Are the Pipettes" by the Pipettes

"Spooky Sugar" by the Science Fiction Idols

Please give your ten all time favorite lps...
In frenche, us, english, korean, Never Mind !

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ONE FATHOM DOWN (UK) ... Definitely! http://www.myspace.com/onefathomdown but also, Tiki Phantoms (Spain) The The Ghastly Ones (USA)

The Irradiates, Les Cavaliers, The Kilaueas.

Hey, somebody want to review the forthcoming Sonic Angels Album "Don't Mess with the Angels" (10 tracks - Speed records 2010 ) available soonon limited vynil edition.??
i can send you mp3 or a physical cd... and if you are very nice maybe i can send later the vynil ;-)... but it's very expensive.. ya you know ...
cheers,
SylviA

I recommend a Big Muff or an Electro Harmonix Black Finger tube compressor. That way, you get a natural bass tone, but you can naturally overdrive it with the tube preamp in the compressor. Check it out.

Epiphone Rivoli Bass, sunburst finish
Fender Duo Sonic
Farfisa Compact Duo organ

Not from the said period but I think the ultimate garage'n'roll bass you can get on the market is the epiphone Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) - it changed the way I played (released in 1998 I think). It's modeled on the 1973 Les Paul Signature Bass which he used - a HOLLOW BODY instrument with SO MUCH CHARACTER!!!
It has this funny boost button you use like a monkey on some potent banana it's just discovered - for a week - and then you decide the basic "unboosted" sound is the ultimate rocker (it really is). It sounds so sixties but with an extra kick in the pickup, loads of sustain and no need to know how to use it much as it sings and crashes almost on its own - tends to show that even after 1968 some people knew how to build good instruments.
It's the sort of instrument that makes you think "I didn't find this bass that bass found me...". The price is decent as well though I've started breaking strings regularly since I've used it which turns out quite expensive - as I said it changed the way I play!!! I literally fuck with my bass on stage.

If you could miraculously have ANY piece of gear from 1960-1968, what would it be?

My Kid's Think I'm Cool-Airport
Rats-Syd
Walk Right In-That Dude
One Celled Creature-MIke
INAMORATA-Yow
Yip Song.
Wheelchairblues-youngcools

I hear you, man....I love hate...or do I hate love...?

BonzoB said:

I wonder what t says that "love" has 15 replies and "hate" has 160?! Just saying is all.
Anyway, in no particular order here goes -
1. Moonlight Motel, Gun Club.
2. Domino, The Cramps.
3. Stay Free, The Clash.
4. Fear of the Dark, The Meteors.
5. Holiday in Cambodia, Dead Kennedys.
6. The Mercy Seat, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
7. Fever, Link Wray.
8. Strummerville, Stiff Little Fingers.
9. RIP, Alien Sex Fiend.
10.Plan 9 Channel 7, The Damned.
If you'd asked earlier it would have ten different ones. Ask later and it'll be ten more. Some great tracks on other lists though...Now 10 songs I HATE. So much shite so little time...

I wonder what t says that "love" has 15 replies and "hate" has 160?! Just saying is all.
Anyway, in no particular order here goes -
1. Moonlight Motel, Gun Club.
2. Domino, The Cramps.
3. Stay Free, The Clash.
4. Fear of the Dark, The Meteors.
5. Holiday in Cambodia, Dead Kennedys.
6. The Mercy Seat, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
7. Fever, Link Wray.
8. Strummerville, Stiff Little Fingers.
9. RIP, Alien Sex Fiend.
10.Plan 9 Channel 7, The Damned.
If you'd asked earlier it would have ten different ones. Ask later and it'll be ten more. Some great tracks on other lists though...Now 10 songs I HATE. So much shite so little time...

So many good songs.. this are the ones pop up my mind right now..

Screamers - 122 hours of fear
Lost Reactors - Mr hearst we have your daughter
Ty Segall - Drag
Davila 666 - La killer bitch
Tokyo electron - I'm worthy
The Vanishing - Love sick
Calico Wall - I'm a living sickness
Spider - boozetown
Catatonic youth - I've had it
Ivy Green - I'm sure we gonna make it
The Spits - No place to live

Big Jay McNeely - The Squat
The Del-Mars - Snacky Poo
The Liverpool Five - She's Mine
Alvin Cash & the Crawlers - The Bump
Mitch Ryder - I'd Rather Go To Jail
Bob Luman - Red Hot
The Wailers - Mashi
The Mad Men - Do The African Twist
The Invictas - The Hump
Earl Van Dyke - Soul Stomp

Great documentary! Wanna have a beauty salon like Hunx!

Full Length HERE.

I didn't figure many people would remember it, although it (banana-truffle) was pretty active back in the day. I wonder where a lot of those folks went.

Scion Garage Fest, Gonerfest, Budget Rock Fest, Ponderosa Stomp, Vegas Shakedown... those are all in the USA and just off the top of my head.

Just keep your eyes on this forum. Anytime there's a festival it usually gets discussed here in advance.

A Can of Bees, I think '79...? Cough Cool b/w She from Misfits...Still a great coupla' tunes from '77.

Plug it in and let it rip. Whatever makes your ass shake is a damn good time.

Hi. My name is Louise and I play in a band called the "Sisters of Mersey". It's with my best friend, Jenn and we have a new drummer, Jimgo. We just played our first gig with him the other night and, overall, it went o.k. Hopefully, we'll have some music up on our page shortly.

Download 'em....put 'em on my MP3......

Touching From A Distance written by Ian Curtis' wife.