Here's the playlists from my two Big Enchilada Spooktacular shows. Some are repeats and some aren't garage, but what the heck. http://www.bigenchiladapodcast.com/2009/10/podcast-15-2009-steve-terrell.html (Background Music: Strollin' Spooks by Ken Nordine) Big Black Witchcraft Rock by The Cramps Ghoul Au Go-Go by The Tex Reys Rock Around The Tombstone by The Monsters Monster Party by The Powerknobs Dance With The Ghoulman by The Fleshtones Ghost Riders in The Sky by The Last Mile Ramblers (Background Music: Halloween Spooks by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross) Rockin' Dead Man by Dexter Romweber Demon Stomp by The Things Voodoo by The Combinations Hearse With a Curse by Mr. Gasser & The Weirdos Bo Meets the Monster by Bo Diddley The Ghost and Honest Joe by Pee Wee King La Lorona by Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds (Background Music: Playa de Los Muertos by Los Bomboras) Honky Tonk Halloween by Captain Clegg And The Night Creatures I'm a Mummy by The Fall The Witch by Los Peyotes You Must Be a Witch by Dead Moon Look Out There's a Monster Coming by The Bonzo Dog Band Vampire Radio Spot by T. Valentine Witchcraft by The Spiders (Background Music: Season of the Witch by Key) http://www.bigenchiladapodcast.com/2008/10/podcast-1-steve-terrell-spooktacular.html Halloween Hootenanny by Zacherlee Halloween (She Got So Mean) by Rob Zombie & The Ghastly Ones (It's a) Monster's Holiday by Buck Owens Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde Monster by Fred Schneider Monsters of the Id by Mose Allison Feast of the Mau Mau by Screamin' Jay Hawkins The Raven by Lou Reed Murder in the Graveyard by Screaming Lord Sutch Satanic Beatles by The Rev. Mike Mills Don't Shake Me Lucifer by Roky Erikson King Henry by Steeleye Span Marie Laveau by Bobby Bare The Witchdoctor's Curse by The Frantic Flattops Heeby Jeebies by Little Richard And I'll post my radio show playlist tonight.

"I drink blood" from the hi-energy band Rocket From The Crypt

wow cheers everyone. but yeah persian claws can you send me larry and the bluenotes if you can. I'v been struggling to find them!

Checkout my HOUSE of HORRORS show it's based on The Hammer Horror films including, The Evil of Frankenstein, The Curse of The Werewolf and The Kiss of the Vampire plus more. Influenced by these films I've put together a shoe groaning with monster tunes. It's Horrific!!! The YOU GOT GOOD TASTE TRICK or TREAT HALLOWEEN show is gonna be knocking at your door on the 31st so BEWAREEEEEEEEEEEE Keep it Kreepy Mr A The Barber ps. I've noticed a bit grumpyness from some of the Garagepunkers when it comes to joining in with ALL HALLOWS festivities, wassa their problem?

Howl-o-
not all of these so scary-Halloween, but they each have some of the ingredients if you need some padding!
some surf, some garage...
let me know if you want any of these and I can send to you...

PERSIAN CLAWS- GHOSTIFIED
THE CREATION- NIGHTMARES
SANDIE SHAW- RUN
LARRY & THE BLUE NOTES- NIGHT OF THE PHANTOM
THE ESSEX- CEMETERY STOMP-
AL HOTCHKISS- CREATURE FROM OUTER SPACE
CRESHELLS- DRACULA

Check this one out: http://www.garagepunk.com/waybackmachine/2005/10/31/episode_517/ And I'll also offer up these: http://www.garagepunk.com/2007/10/25/savage-kick-43/ http://www.garagepunk.com/2006/10/26/savage-kick-19/

"Werewolves of London" - Flamin Groovies (Warren Zevon original)

and of course that comp http://www.discogs.com/Various-Halloween-Hootenanny/release/1908845 About the "Down' Sect" song , it's a guy who loses his lover in a car crash , then he digs up her grave and climbs into the coffin. I don't know the original song by Jimmy Cross.

Oh, and Vamp Camp by the Ventures

The Meteors - My Daddy is a Vampire

The new Hex Dispensers is great one my fav of the ending year, the Beat Beat Beat's "living in the future" is as classy as the Carbonas' LP on Goner. All this ain't new anyway but just killer. Snazzy Boys do great stuff too. Yep.

F'ke Blood from Detroit, Michigan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kC79IGJR0ME

yea one of the dudes from teenanger actually runs the telephone explosion label.. there's a lot of ty segall mentions on here.. I'd like to get his split with Black Time but I think they're out plus I'm broke.. I heard there's a cover of be a caveman by ty segall, dyin' to hear it Alex said:

Yeah, Charlie and the Moonhearts are awesome. I also really like Teen Anger, who was on the other side of that Telephone Explosion split with Charlie. I've never heard of them before, and I've never heard of anything else they did, but it was a great listen.

Matt Fraser said:

charlie and the moonhearts are the shit.... Dead Ghosts from Vancouver... Hellshovel(Jeff Clark side project)... pretty much anything on the telephone explosion label

I'm diggin': MOTORAMA! SPEEDY AND THE FUCK OFFS! THE JACKETS! THE-LOVE-ME-NOTS! THE JINXES! THEE GRAVEMEN! THE MICRAGIRLS I'm sure enjoying TWO TEARS, one of my current faves... although I'm afraid it's only news to me... I'll sure dig the GETWET'S when they'll burst out :) -SPEAKING TOUNGUES -TY SEGALL! -All the TROUBLE IN MIND BANDS ROLL! COCOCOMA ANYHOWs - they ain't new I know, but they sure are fresh in my ears. YEAH kids - good playin' there!

I like The Comet here in Cincinnati, best bands and coldest PBR in town.

I could have sworn I saw a video with the Fuzztones playing at this venue or something like it. It looked embarrassing ( I mean for the Fuzztones to be playing a festival where it was outdoors and nobody was paying any real attention). I get the feeling that most of you think the Fuzztones are embarrassing just in general. VarmentPoontang said:

I'd love to see a really good line up at this great outdoor venue in the Crossroads District in downtown Cowtown(Kansas City)

I don't go as much as I use to and it is indeed tiny but the Comet Tavern in Seattle is pretty cool, also. Capitol Hill near Broadway. F-Holes said:

Best places in Seattle...
The Funhouse
206 5th Ave N
Seattle, WA

Across the street from the Space Needle, good mix of local and touring cheap thrills.

Slim's Last Chance Chili Shack and Watering Hole
5606 1st Ave So
Seattle, WA

In the industrial Georgetown area south of downtown. Rockabilly, Punk, Garage, Surf bands local and touring. The soundman is on/off the road with The Sonics.

Booze, Bikes and Chili!

Tim Hardin's Hang On To A Dream by Gandalf.
Gordon Lightfoot's Early Morning Rain by The Warlocks

The Narcotic Revolution

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Bluestars - Social End Product


I’ve carried my girl through the mean city streets
(Changin my mind)? with her every week
????
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I’ve been labeled as an angry young man
Because I don’t fit into the master plan
Under society’s microscope
I look funny but it’s no joke
I’m a social end product so don’t blame me
I’m a social end product of society
It’s not my fault that I don’t belong
It’s the world around me that’s gone all wrong
How did you expect me to turn out?
Did you want me just a little boy scout?
Before you start to criticize me
Take a look and you will see
See see see
I’m a social end product so don’t blame me
I’m a social end product of society
It’s not my fault that I don’t belong
It’s the world around me that’s gone all wrong

Big Muff. Always satisfies. Wooly Mammoth by Zvex kicks ass too.

So is anyone else going to see the Mummies? I'm really excited about this as this will be the first time in 17 years since I've seen them.

I did check your blog earlier *after* I commented (me: "Gee. Maybe something more important is going on in Kopper's life than podcasting. Let me check his blog...") Again, my heart goes out to y'all. Good schooling! A few you listed I haven't heard of and I'll have to check out! Again, not knocking the tradition, just using too much verb 100% of the time to the point where I can't-understand-a-word-coming-out-of-your-mouth. Counter productive. Sorry. kopper said:

The best DJs used reverb. Ever listened to some of the great DJs of the '50s and '60s? Dewey Phillips, Allan Freed, Wolfman Jack, The Mad Daddy, Murray "The K" Kaufman, Mad Mike Metrovich, Johnny Rabbitt, The Real Don Steele, Boom Boom Brannigan, Johnnie Walker, Casey Casem, Robert W. Morgan, Dr. Don Rose, The Emperor Bob Hudson, Russ "The Moose" Syracuse, Rick Shaw, Bobby Ocean, James "The Hound" Marshall, etc. etc. etc.

Only the boring modern radio jocks don't. Who wants to be like them?

Haven't done a podcast in months. Been preoccupied. Check my blog and that should explain everything.

The best DJs used reverb. Ever listened to some of the great DJs of the '50s and '60s? Dewey Phillips, Allan Freed, Wolfman Jack, The Mad Daddy, Murray "The K" Kaufman, Mad Mike Metrovich, Johnny Rabbitt, The Real Don Steele, Boom Boom Brannigan, Johnnie Walker, Casey Casem, Robert W. Morgan, Dr. Don Rose, The Emperor Bob Hudson, Russ "The Moose" Syracuse, Rick Shaw, Bobby Ocean, James "The Hound" Marshall, etc. etc. etc.

Only the boring modern radio jocks don't. Who wants to be like them?

Haven't done a podcast in months. Been preoccupied. Check my blog and that should explain everything.