www.myspace.com/thehussyknowsall 3 7 inches are on the way. One Split 7 inch on Science of Sound Records with our friends Sleeping in the Aviary One on A Fistful of Records in the Netherlands - That's going to be a 6-8 song EP! Another Split 7 inch on Tax Return Records, with our friend Rocktopus. This is the first release on this label!

my old band did a couple of London gigs with a two-piece called the Hartes, they were fuckin intense, but I think they've split up now. either way, worth a listen: www.myspace.com/thehartes Joey Vacant The Crushers

Here's a couple of my current faves making the blues/punk kinda noise...both outta Toronto, both 2 piece bands... The Speaking Tongues http://www.myspace.com/thespeakingtongues catl http://www.myspace.com/catlmusic

Check out Edison Rocket Train. It's a creature of journalist/rocker Mike Edison, (who earlier this year released a hilarious spoken-word album called I Have Fun Everywhere I Go (featuring blues/punk/techno backgrounds produced by one Jon Spencer) If you're on eMusic, they've got ERT's Yes!Yes!!Yes!!!, which might be what yer looking for.

remember when bands like the white stripes and henry and june weren't pretentious assholes. what happened to doin captain beefheart and son house songs? i've been on a kick lately digging through 45's and lurkin on myspace trying to find any bands who still have almost dead feeling. send me a link if you can help. the closest i've come is an obscure portland band who claims detroit as one of their influences. they're called SAMO and they do oneof the best covers of a son house track that i've maybe ever heard (almost as good as death letter). the rest of their songs are a little strange, but still good in their own way. myspace.com/samo333

Freddie King - I Hear Jingle Bells
Surfaris - A Surfer's Christmas List (has chimes/bells at the end)
Slacktone - The Bells of St. Kahuna

Rock 'n' Roll Bells

can't think of the artist but it's on that Talkin' Trash/Lookey Dookey CD

1st one is the Johnny Otis Band with Mel Walker and Little Esther singing "Wedding Boogie" 22 - Wedding Boogie.mp3 2nd up is off "That'll Flat get It" Vol 20 The Dreamers doing "Ding Dong" no real bells though just a chorus of Ding Dong Do waddy waddy. 18- the dreamers - ding dong.mp3 Don't know how outside of rock n roll you wan to get, but here's one other. A guy called Fred Rich doing a song called "Wedding Bells". I know Gene Vincent did a version of this song, but I do not believe there bells in it. 09 - wedding bells - fred rich.mp3

Jingle Bells by The Monsters....it's on a Dionysus 7"

These are great and thanks to everyone for attaching MP3's! Super helpful as finding some of these songs aren't the easiest. Loved that last one from the Dominoes- The Bells. Very nice! I am really appreciating all your help. Keep em coming. Avoiding all X mas songs if possible!

Some more obvious x-mas type songs
yobs - Silver Bells
yobs - Another Christmas

and a 50's crying song
the Dominoes - 'The Bells'

I believe the Mummie's version of 'White Caps' has a buoy bell type sound at the begining.

Anything off the first Samhain LP

Betty Chung (of fucked up 'bang bang' cover fame) doin' 'bell a go go' . Even has ringing bells in the intro and 'ding dong, ding dong' in the chorus : ).

Ohhh thanks everyone! These are really helpful! keep em coming... I got 4 hours to fill! Listen in too!

Well, if you're a BAND, you upload your music there. If you're a podcaster, you register your show with 'em and then start digging for music. Like the real world, there's a ton of CRAP, but I've found some pretty good stuff on the PMN. For example, Thee Fine Lines use it. But no, you don't put your podcasts there (use www.blip.tv for that!). They're just sites to find music. Howie Pyro said:

i always wondered about these sites, but never really looked...is it a place to get music from? or to upload podcasts to? both?

i always wondered about these sites, but never really looked...is it a place to get music from? or to upload podcasts to? both?

Do any of you podcasters use either of these sites to search for "podsafe" music? IODA Promonet Podsafe Music Network I just joined the IODA Promonet and am currently awaiting approval. It looks VERY similar to the Podsafe Music Network (and serves the same purpose), which I've used quite a bit in the past. Just curious.

Found their album in the used bin. It's pretty good. Is there more?

Our best issue yet! It's a split cover, flip zine with "Jealous Again" a photo by punk photographer Bev Davies on one cover and "Once Bitten" a painting by pop artist Holly Ruth Anderson on the other. Inside we got interviews with Bev Davies, Holly Ruth Anderson, Thee B-Sides, The Gruesomes, Thee Manipulators, The Vicious Cycles, Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, The Angry Dragons, Little Red Sounds Studio in Vancouver plus 7 pages of record reviews of garage releases you won't read about anywhere else! Pick it up and check it out! (80 pages, 6" x 7.5") www.mongrelzine.ca FREE WITH MZ #4... A CD COMP with 22 songs by bands we've interviewed, mentioned, or just plain like including: 1. What To Do - DEAD GHOSTS (S/T CDR) 2. The Devil's Potion - THE TRAP DOORS * 3. Ooga Booga Man - THEE MANIPULATORS * 4. Try The Punch - RAISED BY WOLVES (HOT BLOOD) 5. 0 - THEE B-SIDES * 6. As Much As I Do - SKIP JENSEN W/ SEB NORMAL (S/T CD) 7. No Good Man Blues - SKIP JENSEN W/ SEB NORMAL (S/T CD) 8. Lickin The Bowl - BLOODSHOT BILL (FULL BLAST) 9. (We Come From) Under The Dirt - !THE LIZARD PEOPLE! ("THEY LIVE" LIVE IN JAPAN! LARGE) 10. IMINLOV - THEE B-SIDES * 11. Be Alright - THEE MANIPULATORS * 12. Hang Around - THE TRAP DOORS * 13. Skinny Little Arms Made Out of Paper - THE PARALLELS (S/T 45) 14. Twist My Arm - THE TVEES * 15. A Thought To A Friend - THEE B-SIDES * 16. That Ain't Rock N Roll - TIMECOPZ * 17. Tartan Army - PETROLEUM BY PRODUCTS * 18. North End Strangler - THE STOLEN MINKS (HIGH KICKS) 19. Jailbound - TIMECOPZ * 20. O Boy - THE SCENICS (THE LAST POGO DVD) 21. One Way Ticket - CHOYCE AND THE SHARKS (KYB 010) 22. L.A. Sleaze - CPC GANGBANGS FEAT. A-C * *Previously unreleased, you can only hear 'em here! www.mongrelzine.ca

Gringo Starr said :
"Ever try taking a dump to Sonic Nightmares?"

Yep, seems a cool idea...I'll have to try !
Anyway, you and the Rev. are always welcome in my bathroom !
As well as every podcaster here...I say it again it's a very very large one and the reverb is...wow !!!

JEEEZ...another old bird seeing dollar signs..."maybe this time i'll get my big break" retarded...

I am working on booking a national tour for a pretty popular garage punk band, they will be going from NYC across the mid-west and up the west coast and back again, over the duration of 3 weeks in february or march. anybody know of any fun festivals during that time that i should try to schedule around? OR, if you have a band or a venue that I should check out, please let me know! any help would be much appreciated!

here's the list of cities so far;
pittsburgh
columbus
st. louis
kansas city
denver
vegas
los angeles
san francisco
portland
tacoma/seattle
salt lake city
laramie
des moines
madison
chicago
detroit
cleveland
nyc

thanks a million! -jackie

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I would think twice about including a song by Toledo, Ohio-based '60s punk band THE MODS ("I Give You an Inch" or "You've Got Another Think Coming") without permission on your sites if I were you. Read this! Fair warning.