Also, (besides Iggy) within the protopunk, punk, and rock n roll, but not exactly garage rock, genre I want to include Richard Hell -- he's more of a "Wooow!" and "Yeoow!"screamer though, think "Down at the Rock & Roll Club" (when he says "Scotch and soda! Yeow!" and later on too, he says "Woooow!" and "Yeoow!" like 5 more times in the song), not as loud and crazy as the aforementioned rock n roll screamers, but Richard does a good job at keeping it original and individual -- and the other guy I want to include besides Hell, is David Johansen baby!
"Aaaaaaaowww! "Yeaaah yeaah yeaa!" "Talking 'bout perrsonnalitee!"

Little Richard and Gerry would come after Iggy in my opinion. Damos Kalaitzidis said:

Yeah I was gonna say Iggy too. Especially on "TV Eye", god damn that song is wild. He does sound like a bobcat on that one. Funhouse in general is crazy (in a good way). Best fucking rock 'n' roll record of all time, wildest one too. Also on "Search and Destroy" towards the end "heeeey heeey heeeey heeey yea yea yea yea yaaayye yayeeee! yayee!.."

Yeah I was gonna say Iggy too. Especially on "TV Eye", god damn that song is wild. He does sound like a bobcat on that one. Funhouse in general is crazy (in a good way). Best fucking rock 'n' roll record of all time, wildest one too. Also on "Search and Destroy" towards the end "heeeey heeey heeeey heeey yea yea yea yea yaaayye yayeeee! yayee!.."

Ian Svenonius fron the Make-Up has some nitrous powered pipes. just my two cents.

thee head shoppe.. get yours at the head shop!

Andy James on the Missing Links' "Wild About You" - the scream just before the end section still gives me goosebumps.

I've been on a Wreckless Eric kick the past couple of days... He deserves to be on this list. He sounds like he has his foot stuck in a meat grinder when he gets going.

The Missing Links, Outsiders, The Seeds, The Beatstalkers, The Fairies, The Tornados & Heinz & The Wild Boys & The Outlaws, The Golden Dawn, The Sorrows, Sam Gopal, The Monks, Donovan, Mouse and the Traps, Manfred Mann, The Alarm Clocks, The Open Mind, Masters Apprentices, The Dovers, Pussy, Groep 1850, The Chocolate Watch Band, 1-2-6, The Misunderstood,The Boots, The Talismen, Incredible String Band, The Electric Prunes,The Poets, Peter and The Blizzards, The KInks, West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, The Motions, Neighb'rhood Chidr'n, Our Generation, The Kingsmen, The Marmalade, The New Age, The Koobas... Lenny Helsing said:

The Pretty Things, Love, 13th Floor Elevators, Syd's The Pink Floyd, The Byrds, The Music Machine, The Rolling Stones...

kopper said:

The Sonics, The Mummies, the Oblivians, the Ramones, the Cramps, the Saints, the Wipers, the Real Kids, and on and on and on...

anything Mick Collins was/is involved with,the Horrors,Regan Youth,anything Link Wray was involved in, anything Johnny Thunders touched, King Khan & BBQ Show, Paul Westerberg, the Kinks- this topic is torture. i could go on forever.

GUITAR WOLF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and then stuff like The Demolition Doll Rods, the Oblivians, the Dirtbombs, the Gories, Reigning Sound, the Drags... speaking of the Drags, anyone know if any footage of them playing live exists? Also, the Horrors (the guys from Iowa on In The Red, not the UK band.) I've been looking for footage of them as well but can only find the UK Horrors. Maybe I'll make a new thread and ask.

I make the idea that u guys were playing b52 bombers.. we had bristol blehmein night fighters! I DUNNO, the fact that the war had ended, still there were no facts about what daddy did in Africa or Italy etc, and no one dared challenge the goverment, or even talk about anything related. The kids were not getting answers to why mum had to always take her lil' helper, and why sometimes daddy shouted and screamed in his sleep, 20 years on. The kids had to find their own thing, nothing was provided, like i say, we had less to diversify and choose from. You guys over there had heavy machines man! it rubs off on youth. Faster heavier, i guess our sound was lighter, but because we didn't have that much to tune into, we could make it that wee bit more brit sounding.. And.. u guys picked up on the german fighter leather jacket thing as early as the late 40-s man! an early hells angels image.. we didn't! it all sort of relates no? And to nowadays also no? mmmmm...

Yeah I'm with you on that thread Freddi, The Pretty Things, The Downliners Sect, The Yardbirds...are absolutely top quality names in my book, and of course what you are saying wasn't necessarily just the preserve of British groups, since you are taking into consideration the likes of mighty Dutch beat-punk-psychers Q65 - and of course you would have to add to that the OUTSIDERS - only one of the most innovative, superbly illuminating beat-psych era groups to ever have walked the planet - but certainly it's true for a lot of the UK groups, and especially those who had more than a modicum of forward-thinking philosophy, or at least stance and attitude, that things like production values would become more and more important as time marched on. You just need to wrap ears around everything from The Pretties' 'Emotions' LP, The Yardbirds' eponymous '66 blaster, and onto the likes of The Pink Floyd's phenomenal 'Piper' set and The Pretties' monumental 'S.F. Sorrow...Pure dead brilliant as we say in Scotland!

What do you think about the phenomenon of British blues invasion?
It's just a geographic distinction or it actually had peculiar differences
from the other musical waves of that period?

Personally I love most of these bands as
Downliners sect,Q65,Pretty Things,Creation,Kinks,Blossom Toes etc.
It's just my impressions, I think they were maybe less "straight and punchy"
instead of american garage bands,but lil' bit "soulful and pop".
And the production work was a less ratified and much sought-after..
As they inluenced lots of actual british bands in their unique style and sounds.

I don't mean worse or better, just two sides of the coin.

Wow - Can't believe no one has mentioned The Electric Chairs 'Blatantly Offenzive'.

Anyway, First Ramones, Damned Damned Damned, The Boys (s/t), Vibrators' 'Pure Mania', Buzzcocks 'Another Music..', Slaughter and the Dogs 'Do It Dog Style', The Saints, '(I'm) Stranded'.....most of them, really.

Gotta give a shout out the to the Real Kids debut as well....

Ramones- 1st album, Sex Pistols- Nevermind the Bollocks, Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers- L.A.M.F., Misfits- Static Age, Dead Boys- Young, Loud, and Snotty, The Damned- 1st album & Machine Gun Etiquitte...so many more that I can't think of right off the top of my head.

zeros - don't push me around

Judging by the serial number and that Lee Joseph had something to do with starting Romulan, I think Real Gone Garbage came out in 1992, not 1962.

thank you!

Hi there Check this out! http://rateyourmusic.com/label/romulan_records S.Law said:

btw anybody have a discograhy for Romulan?

Wow there some records abouve i have never heard of, great gonna check out if I can find them!

These comps are realy great to !!

Twistin' Rumble!!
The Nasty Rockabilly Comps. (the covers are fantastic!!)
The Complete Insane Madness Invasion
Follow That Munster!
I Hate The Beatles
I Hate The Beatles Even More
Jump And Shout
Las Vegas Grind!
Savage Kick
Swing For A Crime
Too much monkey business
White Trash Rockers

Girl trash:
Girls in the garage (best girl comp there is, still missing vol. 6 & 7 on vinyl. And check out there are also to ep's vol. 5,5 & 6,5)
From The kitchen to the garage
Girls With Guitars (Ace)
Destroy That Boy! More Girls With Guitars
Good Girls Gone Bad (Ace)
Savage Rockin' Girls

Pre war:
Flashbacks comps

Thank you Sean !

Well, "THE INTERNATIONAL VICIOUS SOCIETY" serie doesn't mix trailers, novelty songs and savage rockers in the WAVY GRAVY style but it sure mixes insane and retarded songs. It's more focused on the 60s period but mixes various styles from mexican rock'n'roll to french novelty ...

Btw, I'm listening to MADAME RITARD'S HORRORS OF THE WAX MUSEUM right now !

Hide in plain sight. The old Purloined Letter trick!

Oh, there you are! Repent Records/Rudos and Rubes Publishing said:

I've been trying to get as many direct orders as possible before adding it to the other Rudos and Rubes books available there. It can be ordered at http://www.rudosand rubes.com.

It won't be at Borders, as my brief involvement with a distro that serves them and other chains ended with self-described "underground publishing icon" Vale of Re/Search (my description would be "outdated pseudo-underground scammer") pocketing all the book sales for acting as middle man. Trying to get into the mass-market/chain book outlets now seem to me as futile as the mass-market/chain music outlets; that's the way the cookie bounces!

And the cover shot is of Darin Raffaelli, who is always up for anything ridiculous.

Tim Moore said:

Does anyone know where I can get this book? Amazon says its still unreleased, but it was supposed to be released 3/1/10???? Borders.com says its on back order.....
What the F?!!!!!

Cool! I hope I can get to see them. Gasser Dale said:

Saw the Little Girls play a few years back with Nikki (Corvette) & the Stingrays, Thee Makeout Party, & the Riff Randells. Still played well and fun to see. Picked up a 45 EP at the show as well.

Hey Tobi, yeah, I got mine last week but I haven't started reading it yet. There's a topic in the General Discussion Forum about it, too. Feel free to chime in. And, for anyone living in the NYC area, don't miss the Book Release Party for this featuring the New Bomb Turks & Livefastdie! RSVP here!