Another one that sometimes has really cool interviews in it is Carbon 14, comes with a CD as well...usually cover some rasslin', porn, art etc as well as cool tunes. http://www.c14.com/ This may be a dumb question, but i live in Canada and have NEVER seen an ish of Roctober...checked out their website and couldn't see any way of ordering or subscribing...how does one get Roctober??? Never mind, i found a place...http://www.dustygroove.com/featured.php?cat=33 guess the edit on this works...LOL.

Thanks for the responses people. I actually have a few old issues of Rocktober and Ugly Things. I didn't even realize they were still going. I remember I had the Rocktober "History of Masked Rock n Roll" issue which was really cool.

I'll check out the rest too. Thanks in advance to anybody else who adds something.

In a lot of ways its my favorite because of the open submission policy. If you send Jake something, he'll always consider it for publication. kopper said:

Oh yeah! Roctober is fantastic! Thanks for mentioning that one... I'd completely forgotten about it.

http://www.roctober.com/roctober/index.html

Ken (Evil Empire Records) said:

Roctober can be a pretty good read, especially if you like cartoons.

I'd 2nd the nod to MRR....lately they've been doing more current garagepunk stuff and also covering some of the 77 punk that seems to be getting a bit more interest lately with some of the original bands reuniting. On the present scene there's Mongrel Zine out of Vancouver: http://www.mongrelzine.ca/ But i might be kinda biased on this one as i write for it...LOL...they cover lots of garagepunk, cool art and the last 5 issues have also come with a really cool comp CD. There's also Lost In Tyme from Greece: http://www.myspace.com/lostintymefanzine Again, i might be biased as i write for this one too. This covers some 60's garage, lots of 80's garage and some current 60's style garage bands. Also comes with a really cool comp CD. And like Alex says above, Ugly Things and Shindig are DEFINITELY worth getting... There's a few others out there as well. and

Oh yeah! Roctober is fantastic! Thanks for mentioning that one... I'd completely forgotten about it. http://www.roctober.com/roctober/index.html Ken (Evil Empire Records) said:

Roctober can be a pretty good read, especially if you like cartoons.

Roctober can be a pretty good read, especially if you like cartoons.

Man, I really miss Horizontal Action. Noises From the Garage was great, too. Gearhead magazine is a pretty worthwhile read, esp. if you dig cars and punk/rock'n'roll. But yeah, get a subscription to Ugly Things. Mike Stax is a member of this network, actually, but I don't think he checks in very often. Too bad... it'd be great to have him contributing more.

Great thing :):)

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I also really dig the screams in the Sonics 'Psycho'.

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hm, not so easy, but here are five songs that I really consider personal favorites...
JAMES BROWN - And I Do Just What I Want
IKE TURNER - She Made My Blood Run Cold
BO DIDDLEY - Hey! Bo Diddley
WARREN SMITH - Miss Froggie
JIMMY LLOYD - Rocket In My Pocket

So from the first post that I did where I had you all pick your top 5, I now invite you from the list to pick your TOP 10.  Please pick from THIS list and do not add to it.  This is how I am coming up with the top 25 bass lines.  Good Luck picking!  

I've never seen any and I'd be very surprised if any existed at all. Photos from that time period are rare enough as it is. Filming bands back then (esp. live) rarely ever happened unless they happened to be on a TV variety/dance show and someone saved the footage.

I only listen from landlocked New Mexico, surfing down the Rio Grande

That's more like it! My chickenfarms, my browntapwater, my shoppingcarttamales GO HOME!

Right on Matt, I updated it. Locals only!