On the next Sonic Nightmares our resident DJ El Tiki and I will play these songs on the show. We discovered these tracks from this thread, so all this dirt digging finally makes sense!

Them - I Want To Be Rich Again (Cazumbi) - No Smoke
Docteur Nico & African Fiesta - Save Me (Cazumbi) - No Smoke
Group Inerane - Nadan Al Kazawnin (Guitars From Agadez) - Sublime Frequencies
Witch - Lazy Bones - Unknown

Keep this thread alive, and I'll be sure to keep playing this rare rockin stuff that we all discover together!!

myspace.com/mechaniquemusic try you may like!!!

have you ever heard the original greek version of pulp fiction's misirlou???? very trippy, enjoy :-) :

Here's my shout for the musical and lyrical talent from the UK! John Shuttleworth (aka Jilted John oh yes he of 'Gordon is a Moron' fame) real name Graham Fellows. A man that sings and plays his Bontempi organ like no other! Listen for the line 'that shepards pie was stunning, but I'm half way through my pudding, I can't go back to savoury now". genius. Listen out for the key change towards the end! Well I like it, maybe it's an English thing? Mr A The Barber

My brother sent me this one. It's a kid from the Congo with a homemade monochord guitar. Looks like it's made with a tin can and a wire. Sounds cool.

swt said:

We haven't heard this ....

sooo awesome!

Half Naked Accordion is ver popular in some Slavic nations

SOULSEEK http://www.slsknet.org/ it's a peer 2 peer network swt said:

Where's the download available?

Brother Panti-Christ said:

WITCH!

loving this, downloading the whole LP right now, right up my alley!

Where's the download available? Brother Panti-Christ said:

WITCH!

loving this, downloading the whole LP right now, right up my alley!

WITCH!

loving this, downloading the whole LP right now, right up my alley!

I found one of WITCH's songs (it's a Youtube, but video, just music) NIGHT BEATS said:

listen to WITCH
(we intend to cause havoc) 70's zambian rock and roll. amazing

listen to WITCH
(we intend to cause havoc)
70's zambian rock and roll.
amazing

So damn good!

Ya want different? Meet Tajik Jimmy. Here's a profile in New York Times Here's a video

I don't tend to break out of the garage mode much (or rock and roll in general) so most jazz records or blues records is always new to me. Even with all the garage stuff I've heard, there's always something new coming to my attention. This one guy has a myspace page that he dedicates to sixties garage and a lot of the time, he plays stuff that hasn't been comped. http://www.myspace.com/sixtiesgaragerockpage

This wasn't their first attempt at the garage. Remember Elvira and it's attempt at ripping off the Rivingtons Ooom Pappa Ooom Pappa Ooom Pappa Mow Mow? Just kidding. This White Stripes cover is quite insane and good in its own weird way (if you're a fan of those Rick Ruben produced Johnny Cash albums or even Jack White's Loretta Lynn album). kopper said:

I never thought I'd hear the Oak Ridge Boys cover a White Stripes song, but now I have...

Chimp Rock!

hello brother
did you ever heard of the band called "the Dolly Mixture" ? i saw them in London once upon a time during the 80's
they were a shangrila type mod punk girl trio great songs great performance as far as i know i only found a double-album called demonstration tapes but they did sing backing vocals for captain Sensible's hit "i say what" before i lost trak of them
also a great album was Ron Ashton's New Order they had such great songs like "1975 no taboos" or "sex-drive"
love SN#26 have not heard Trust since ever
love
tobi joi

yes brother
you are right but that has always been like that by every turn of the century the repetition started so if you really want to hear something exiting and new we have to wait for that alien transplant that enables us to hear different frequencies or maybe we should just wait for someone to invent a new instrument
you know charlie parker wanted to have nothing to do with the academics by improvising the shit out of his sax until he dies of an exhaust and has an overdose of heroin
he was probably turning in his grave when he found out that it took the academic world over 30 years to analize his improvisations and that's what kids learn in school today as modern harmonics to become the great jazzer but i gotta tell you i played with a couple of those learned musicians they can play anything you tell them to play better then you could ever play it but they play with their heads and not with their guts like we do
so don't worry as long as we stick together there is always a chance that those unheard sound come knocking at your door
just be patience
love
tobi joi

hey Tobi...

yes, i had some Ultimate Spinach records when I was in high school, yeah, not you average hard rock! hahahaha! as i know you for about 20 years i always witnessed your ability to not give a fuck what was hip and cool and do your own thing. i have always been proud of your for that! your theory about the 'new sound' is true to an extent. i feel like since the hit of 2000 now all we can do is mash all these international styles together to make anything 'new'. and it still ends up sounding like something we've heard... oh well, next life - next planet - next frequencies!

hello Brother Panti-christ
i know there is more out there, very obscure stuff, like the ultimate spinach or zerfas . have you heard of them?
what i learn since listening to music is that when the press says "this is the new sound" you can always go back in time way back in time when troglodytes ruled the world and find a band that did exactly the same but never made it
for my own music career i can say the same like i consider myself under the underground because i'm too avantgarde
to swim along with the regular underground maybe in 20 years someone will digout the stuff i did and calle me a pioneer
who knows
keep on with sonic nightmares its the only radio i listen too
love
tobi joi

this is it! this is fresh, this is young, this is stupid... i love it!! maybe Voodoo Rhythm should put this out...

We haven't heard this ....

how about NOVEMBER ERA 1972 I DO THINK BUT THINKING HURTS @ TIMES