hmmm, maybe no-one knows anything, thought people would be quite knowledgable here.....:(

This is the type of psych i really love, tracks such as

The viceroys-5 steps to hell
Lime frost-post bellum blues
Yesterdays obsession-The phycle
The operations-Reincarnation
Sidells-watch out mother

can anyone reccomend anything else like this, looking for more obscure stuff, as i know quite alot already, im looking for stuff i dont know about...any suggestions would be appreciated.x

And he produced Flat Duo Jets' Go Go Harlem Baby and Mudhoney's Tomorrow Hit Today and the album Bad Man by T-Model Ford and at least some of Make It Stop by Ross Johnson ... He was everywhere! whatwave dave said:

He also played piano on The Flamin' Groovies Teenage Head LP and did lots of work with Panther Burns (production, session and played live with them occasionally) ....2 of my fave bands! RIP Jim!

He also played piano on The Flamin' Groovies Teenage Head LP and did lots of work with Panther Burns (production, session and played live with them occasionally) ....2 of my fave bands! RIP Jim!

From Houston Examiner: Memphis music icon Jim Dickinson, the producer behind The Replacements’ Pleased To Meet Me and Big Star’s Third/Sister Lovers, died peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, August 15. The 67 year old musician was recovering from triple bypass surgery. Dickinson was a sought after session musician who played piano on numerous albums including The Rolling Stones’ Sticky Fingers, Aretha Franklin’s Spirit In The Dark, and Bob Dylan’s Time Out Of Mind. His production work on the Big Star album Third/Sister Lovers, recorded in 1974, but not released until 1978, made him an in-demand producer for many of the new bands who would soon top the college alternative charts in the 80’s. In addition to The Replacements, Dickinson also produced Jason & The Scorchers, Green On Red, Mojo Nixon, True Believers, Willy DeVille, John Hiatt, and Houston favorite Joe “King Carrasco http://tinyurl.com/lzjrew

Sleepy London Ontario actually has 3 record stores that sell a fair bit of vinyl:

Speed City Records....loads of cheapie records, and lots of punk/indy/noise type stuff. Most of the records i get locally come from here...I almost always leave the store with way less cash and more records.
Grooves Records....more mainstream type records as well as new indy stuff....there's always treasures to be found.
Village Idiot Records....more collectable type stuff...higher prices but generallye excellent condition records.

Central Indiana stores (that I know of): -Vibes Music in Broadripple Indianapolis, IN -Village Green in Muncie, IN (near BSU) -Indy CD and Vinyl in Broadripple Indianapolis, IN -Missing Link Records in Indianapolis, IN *I'm not familiar with Bloomington at all but I KNOW there are lots of rad record shops there. Also - if you are in Muncie, IN - there is a used vinyl record shop downtown called Dan's Downtown Record Store. Another sweet spot for used gems is the Off Broadway Antique Mall. On the weekends you should check out the Main Street Flea Market. Hellz yeah.

Around Chicago.. lauries planet of sound and reckless records are cool :)

Shake-It Records here is Cincinnati, OH is fantastic: http://www.shakeitrecords.com/ An entire floor of new and used vinyl of all genres. People who work there know their stuff and aren't stuck up hipster assholes, either. Love that place.

Luna Records is across the street from my house, but the employees are total hipster trash. One dude really wouldn't talk to me until I bought a Velvet Underground album.
Vibes music is a few blocks away, on 54th. Their selection is okay, and the guys who run it are always super cool.
Indy CD and Vinyl is on 62nd/Broadripple. They probably have the best selection in the city. Staff is knowledgeable, but occasionally a bit snotty. Owner is a nice guy, though.
There's also "the record shop" on 62nd and. . . Guilford? It's by the violin shop. I've been in there once, and they were a bit too collect-y for my style. I like records I can listen to.

shout out to monorail in glasgow which is so cool stephen form the pastels runs it. i get my nuggets comps from there and a few cool hasil adkins records:)

Just wondering what cool record stores might be in your neighborhoods that sell vinyl records (The underground kind)

Just added a great link to the references section. Check out this article I found. Pretty good! Examiner, Indianapolis The Raw Sounds of the Garage Punk Podcast Network by Gary Schwind

I’ve done a bit of a re-write, added an infobox and spit it up a bit. Made it a bit more wikipedia-ish. Expanded it a bit but 90% of the last edit’s info is still in there… Smash it up, tare it all down, do whatever, go for gold… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GaragePunk_Podcast_Network

Please spread the word - re-blog, post, scream - you set the scene.

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Paying for downloads is for suckers.

Hi! I m looking for a site selling song online (garage, psychobilly, rockabilly music ..) which provides the format wav or. aiff.

Can you recommend me one?

Thanks

Daggy Sue

That's cool , Vic. Ask around about MOXIE scans. I have most of the later EPS, Surf Trio, Miracle Workers, Pandoras, Bottled Hungarian, Falling Spikes, Wicked Ones, etc. I need all those weird early ones and all those LPs (Except Surf Trio) Victor Lopez said:

Hahahaha... Oops, I didn't know! I just saw the missing info and thought I could help!

Hahahaha... Oops, I didn't know! I just saw the missing info and thought I could help!

Yeah, Surf Trio is my band, I do have the box set, thanks. Ron Victor Lopez said:

The following item:
N/A The Surf Trio Unreleased Moxie Records 1991
is a box set consisting in five 7" colored wax E.P's: four plus the Moxie 1045 E. P. The catalog number is MBOX4 and it was issued in a limited edition. Can't check it right now, but if you need mor info, let me know.

The following item:
N/A The Surf Trio Unreleased Moxie Records 1991
is a box set consisting in five 7" colored wax E.P's: four plus the Moxie 1045 E. P. The catalog number is MBOX4 and it was issued in a limited edition. Can't check it right now, but if you need mor info, let me know.

Looking for MOXIE RECORD sleeve and cover scans. Need EPs 101 -1042 All LPs Here is the discography: http://moxierecords.richlabonte.net/moxiediscography.html Any other MOXIE related material welcome; I'm helping build a Moxie /Dave Gibson web site.

it's only rock n roll but i like it.

I'm working on song writing, and never have finished something I'd share with somebody, but I've found Garage Rock to be a musical godsend. I used to listen to a lot of Bob Dylan and such, and always was really intimidated by the number of ideas they crammed into a song-- both as lyrical ingredients and structural ideas. The Stooges and Standells kinda made me say, "oh yeah, Rock n' Roll can be kinda dumb."
I usually start off with a line or two that seems kinda clever (insults have been pretty fertile). Then I just sing a melody that sort of matches.
I heard an interview on NPR with singer/songwriter Andrew Bird, he said he just sings melodies and the works lyrics into his nonsense vocals. It kinda works.

If you can find it on ebay Shure use to make an awesome Mid-grade mic called the "Shure BG 1.1" I purchased mine years ago in the 90s and still use it today for studio and live stuff. It's a wonderful dynamic mic! I've recorded Vocals, guitar amps, Snare and Bass drum, and I've used it as a room mic, there's nothing it can't do and it's cheap if you can find one! I think it's more underrated than anything