Quite a fan of these genres, would like know who else is and what bands ya like? 

Yeah i prefer their version too. way better. I haven't noticed the similarities between those two songs until you pointed it out...but yeah. Very similar.
 
Johnny Lurg said:

I love both Supercharger albums. I also strongly prefer their version of "Sooprize Package for Mr. Mineo" to the Mummies'. And is it just me, or does their song "San Bruno" have the same melody as "Surrender" by Cheap Trick?
 

Glasgow's finest and very very underrated at the time. Gettin' more recognition now, now that 'Kraut'rock is de rigeur over here. annoying coz it seems to be a bit faddish. Coz its used in adverts. I hate the idea that the music we love and grew up with is selling washing powder and jeans these days. This album recorded and released on a very threadbare shoestring. Ganger Rawk

I love both Supercharger albums. I also strongly prefer their version of "Sooprize Package for Mr. Mineo" to the Mummies'. And is it just me, or does their song "San Bruno" have the same melody as "Surrender" by Cheap Trick?

Tyler said:

Far and away my favourite is Supercharger. Prefer the 2nd album to the 1st actually.

In terms of new bands.... that Gino and the Goons album on Total Punk is my favourite release of the year.

Far and away my favourite is Supercharger. Prefer the 2nd album to the 1st actually.

In terms of new bands.... that Gino and the Goons album on Total Punk is my favourite release of the year.

Gino and the Goons!

I dun't much nose about genres, my apologies if'n these here Bands dun't fits in this post. To me they is groovy lo-fi /trash. Enjoy!!

The Budget Girls, The Brentwoods, Thee Almighty Handclaps, Epsilons, Bored! - Negative Waves, Bits Of Shit, Atomic Suplex, capputtini 'i lignu, Come'N'Go, Congregation, Deadnecks, Dusty Mush, The Exotics [Australia], the Gooch Palms, Goatfucking Nunrapers, Hank Wood and the Hammerheads, The Hard-ons(early stuff), I.L.C.K. , Intoxica, Lo-Lite, Thee Ludds, Mujeres, The Mystery Girls, The Dirty Lovers, The Porch Ghouls, Sex Beet, The Strange Boys, Superstitions, Turbo fruits, Vermillion Sands, Waylon Thornton, Wildmen,

Cheers

It's sublime , but creepy......They were one of the first to popularize acoustic music , again.

YEARS AGO , A FRIEND OF MINE HAD DEVELOPED A METHAMPHETAMINE HABIT . HE GOT FREE OF IT , BUT , HE COULD'NT AFFORD MEDICAL ASSISTANCE , SO HE HAD TO DRY OUT ON HIS OWN. HE WAS DELIVERING PIZZAS. WHAT MADE HIM MAD WAS ,HE'D GO TO ALL THESE FRAT BOY'S HOUSES , AND THEY'D ALL BE PLAYING WHATEVER THE FEMMES' RECORD WAS THEN , DOCUMENTING THE SINGER'S WITHDRAWAL FROM DOPE. IT MADE MY FRIEND MAD , BECAUSE HE HAD TO HEAR ABOUT A GUY WHO COULD AFFORD GOOD MEDICAL CARE , ALL THE TIME , AND HE HAD TO DO IT , COLD TURKEY.
 

Andy Climax said:

The Violent Femmes debut album is just sublime. Talk about budget albums. I love it!

The Penetrators! Teenage Lifestyle oooowh-ooooowhhh!!

Lots of newer stuff too, like early White Fence and Ty Segall etc. But yeah, Randy Alvey and the Green Fuz were probably the first!

Lest we forget , THE FUGS , especially their first couple of albums. FUCKED UP.

Wildfang's LP , PRODUCED BY PAUL MAROTTA OF THE MIRRORS , falls under that heading , I guess. Ostensibly a Garage Band , they covered so many styles , it'd make your head spin.

The Violent Femmes debut album is just sublime. Talk about budget albums. I love it!

Ty Segall! He came to Italy a few months ago and in 2012 he produced a lot of stuff, he is one who does his best

Wait, there are bands that aren't lo-fi, no budget these days?! Jaykay. I don't know what "qualifies" that, but Lantern from Philly just played here and it was seriously hands down one of the best R&R shows this college town has had in quite some time, not *just* for a touring act on a weeknight either. Total house show vibes.

http://lantern.bandcamp.com/

Whoever mentioned the Pack, yes!!!!!!!

British band called Malachai. Check'em out. Influenced by everything we love

Loverly!

Fkn Love A R E Weapons. Saw'em in Glasgow in 2000. Awesome

Cheers ChazDaddy! Good call, Bob Log III is brilliant, and Doo Rag too! I haven't heard much Guided by Voices but will check out more of their early stuff for sure.

ChazDaddy said:

Awesome list Ben E! Actually many great lists here as usual. I would have listed almost everyone you did, I could add Bob Log III or early GBV.


Ben E said:

The Gories, The 5678s, Pussy Galore, early Blues Explosion, Guitar Wolf (their first album, Wolf Rock, was recorded on a walkman!), Ty Segall (especially his first couple of albums), Bloodshot Bill, The King Khan and BBQ Show, Mark Sultan, Dirty Beaches..

Budget Rock = The Mummies and Jonny Manak & The Depressives are a great team.

Lo - Fi = The Gories/early Dirtbombs are the best, period.

The Gories, The 5678s, Pussy Galore, early Blues Explosion, Guitar Wolf (their first album, Wolf Rock, was recorded on a walkman!), Ty Segall (especially his first couple of albums), Bloodshot Bill, The King Khan and BBQ Show, Mark Sultan, Dirty Beaches..

The Gories, The 5678s, Pussy Galore, early Blues Explosion, Guitar Wolf (their first album, Wolf Rock, was recorded on a walkman!), Ty Segall (especially his first couple of albums), Bloodshot Bill, The King Khan and BBQ Show, Mark Sultan, Dirty Beaches..

Just saw the memories/white fang and colleen green last night and had a b-b-blast. So I add them to my list!

Ty Segall's early stuff sounds really Lo-Fi

Thee Oh Sees record with an old Tascam 388

A lot of the S.f. 'Positive Destruction' bands are pretty Lo-Fi.