Fantastic film. Fantastic band.

Thanks for posting, it's really good. Anyone in a band should watch this, they do it for the music. That's why I love garage so much, it sounds real.

I'm going to see the Fleshtones at the 31st Street Pub here in Pittsburgh next month on the 22nd, and they will share the bill with the Cynics. They did this once before in March 2002, and it was the best night I ever had at the Pub.

The Fleshtones are coming to St. Louis in November for the Beat 'n' Soul fest. Really looking forward to this as it's been something like 20 years since they were last here. Come on down!

We saw The Fleshtones a coupla weeks ago for the first time in many years. They have NOT slowed down at all, in fact the show we saw recently was the WILDEST we've ever seen them!!!! If you ever get a chance to see The Fleshtones, DO NOT miss them!! Greatest live band I've ever seen!!!!! And some of the nicest people you'll ever meet!

Thanks a lot for the link !

I'm Not Like Everybody Else pretty much sums up my entire life.

Everything from "You Really Got Me" to Arthur is world-beatin'.

Well respected Man, Shangrilla,

SOMETHING ELSE??

The Rolling Stones......icons of the rock & roll world as we know it...hey thanks for all the cool toons!!!!

only causse your ignorent!!!!!!! Vicki Dave said:

Did Ratoonie just put a lil burn on us??? LOL!

ratoonie said:

sorry * but the Stones and the Who have absolutly nothing in common!!!!!

Stampy said:

Vicki Dave said:

I liked the early Stones. My favorite is probably, "Get Off of My Cloud" "Gimme Shelter" and "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'" Pretty good too, tho, I have never really been a Stones Fan or even The Who for that matter. Played out.

Just to digress a little I've been told by a member of Derek's Accent that their music style was heavily based on The Who. Makes sense when you think about it!

Did Ratoonie just put a lil burn on us??? LOL! ratoonie said:

sorry * but the Stones and the Who have absolutly nothing in common!!!!!

Stampy said:

Vicki Dave said:

I liked the early Stones. My favorite is probably, "Get Off of My Cloud" "Gimme Shelter" and "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'" Pretty good too, tho, I have never really been a Stones Fan or even The Who for that matter. Played out.

Just to digress a little I've been told by a member of Derek's Accent that their music style was heavily based on The Who. Makes sense when you think about it!

Judy is a punk for the background vocals (and so on) and chainsaw for the noise! acid eater is very good !is there something not good with the ramones?

I think this is more up my alley than the Peoples Hall of fame.
The Seeds, The Sonics, The Wailers, 13th Floor Elevators, Stooges, MC5, Velvet Underground, NY Dolls, Modern Lovers, DMZ. the real kids,Lyres, Ramones, Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers,Sonic Rendezvous band,The Customs,The Cramps, Flamin Groovies, The Remains, The Pretty Things & many more.

People/ labels/rock writers/Clubs: Marty Thau - Red Star Records, Terry Ork, Billy/Miriam from Norton Records, Greg Shaw - Bomp. Max's, CBGBs, Jimmy Harold @The Rat in Boston, Cantones in Boston, Kicks Magazine, Punk Magazine, Legs McNeil, John Holmstrom and many more.

The Monks
Screaming Lord Sutch
Johnny Moped
The Sonics
Girl Trouble
Radio Birdman (The New Christs)
Sonic Rendezvous Band
MC5
The Stooges

I don't own any, but I've heard from several people in recent years that they're very good quality axes. Definitely good enough for playing garage trash!

Anyone out there own a guitar from this company? The shapes are real garage inspired rockers. Airline (Jack White), Hi-Fyer (Kurt Cobain) and Mosrite guitars shapes like the ones played by The Ventures and Johnny Ramone. They start at $399.00 but don't go over $1000.00. They get great reviews but I would like to hear form one of you! They also have a cool website.

BUDGET ROCK!!

DICK SCUM!! (Armitage Shanks)

No one mentioned El Duce. They got Sickie Wifebeater but then from that same band you have Heathen Scum, Moose Dick & later Insect on Acid. Three of my personal favorites have always been Fester Swollen of the Rotters, Olga of the Toy Dolls & Robert Omlit of The Omlits & Several Pamelas. Alan Creed said:

 no El Duce? Or did I miss that?

 no El Duce? Or did I miss that?

Thanks Dave. They sure gave a great show in Santa Fe. I'm looking forward to the Cincinatti sessions too -- also reissue of the first album on Ace Records, supposedly by the end of the year. whatwave dave said:

Great interview/article!!

I can still remember when i first played that very first Barrence Whitfield and the Savages LP...BLEW ME AWAY!!! Absolutely nobody was doing anything even remotely like that at the time!!!

We didn't get to see Barrence until 1988 when he first came up to Canada....not quite the same, but still a CRAZY man on stage!! And a GREAT guy to hang out with too!! He was into all of the same crazy music that we were into!

It's great to hear that he's gonna be recording w/Peter Greenburg and Phil Lenker cause that was the ULTIMATE lineup of the band!! OW OW OW!!!

YUP! Loved the first BANANAS! annabananarchy said:

Picked up the first issue of Bananas Magazine at Academy a couple of months ago. Dug it, hope they press more issues soon. http://www.facebook.com/#!/bananasmagazine?ref=ts

Yeah yeah! plus their inclusion of CD's is a great way to get some life out of it as well. estefania said:

mongrel zine... good stuff! from vancouver, interviews, lp's and shows reviews, underground art...I really like it

Interesting. Yeah, that probably means they had a lot of RSVPs that didn't pick up their wristbands. Sara said:

I just saw that they were re-opening the RSVP process. Does this mean that the number of RSVPs hasn't surpassed expectations yet? Or is this standard procedure for Scion? I RSVPed for Portland last year but ended up not going.... See you all in a few days!!