Tunes
Wow...crew are busting thru the Southern border...thanx for the contraband seedy tunes.
Reckon the crew are onto Peru's claim to pioneering early '60's Psycho Punks.
None care to argue coz they got an epic scrappy back catalogue...pick yer fav' screaming hot mess!
Thankfully it's contagious...play it loud to cave in yer neighbourhood...can't breathe!
So ya wanna join their band...doesn't everyone!
tbb's been waiting 60 years...been locked up here & asylum & still not crazy enough! Argghhh!
well, surfing's off for the day
thanks, tbb, plenty to wormhole there,
this was quite good
^ a *teeeny bit* 'i'm so punk i don't see punk as punk', and scream focussed,
but i liked him very much, and it made me wonder if there's an english version of saicomania:
https://www.facebook.com/LaCasonaMusical88/videos/saicomania-1966-1968/6...
20 years before smash it up, johnny burnette trio was tearing it up, telecaster and all
(fun clip, retrofitted to the recording)
A good read about some caledonian girl bands.
https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/aug/21/scotlands-lost-gir...
The film sounds a ripper and will be worth tracking down once it gets released.
https://www.sinceyesterdayfilm.com/
One of the bands that gets a mention.
Catchy as F Blackers
I’ll keep an eye out for that.
Cheers
unreal @blackers, cheers!
Still playing? Maybe not.
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Still playing? Maybe not.Yep. Get a gig into ya.
https://www.christymoore.com/
Well there you go. He’s a stayer old Christie!
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anyone ever see these guys? Sunny Coast, maybe ended up in Sydney?
I never did, but had em on tape, some great songs I reckon, so was glad to find something on the 'tube
Was never a huge Jewel fan until i watched this.
This is damn good. Especially when she gets to the improv solo in the middle of the song. It's next level vocal gymnastics. Prepare to be wowed.
It's from that woodstock where all the spoilt college kids from the O.C (a little bit of vague stereotyping on my behalf) rocked up and ended up having a riot at the end because the organisers made a mess of the actual organising. Sounded like hell!
Wow. That's awesome. Thanks SR
Two albums just turned 30 today/yesterday.
SeBADoh-Bakesale & Dino Jr-Without a sound
Sorry Jay love ya, but Lou easily wins this one.
From Bakesale
From Without a sound
Agree Sebadoh takes the win there...
Pete Mitchell's article sent me on a little spiral. The good kind, not downward, but one thing leading to another leading to something else again, much of it Manly influenced as per the article. So from Manly surf to music and the best band from the area.
The lead singer even had some artwork in the article.
At the time I used to wonder why Aussie punk and hardcore records were so poorly produced - they never sounded like the bands did live. This record was perhaps the first time I heard vinyl capture a band's live intensity. Blew my 15-year old mind.
Mix of loose, Misfits-style backing vocals and the distorted guitar crunch of Greg Ginn but with a rhythm guitar also in the mix.
Six-song EP, massively underrated, but I reckon it's an Aussie equivalent to Nervous Breakdown.
stunet wrote:Agree Sebadoh takes the win there...
Pete Mitchell's article sent me on a little spiral. The good kind, not downward, but one thing leading to another leading to something else again, much of it Manly influenced as per the article. So from Manly surf to music and the best band from the area.
The lead singer even had some artwork in the article.
At the time I used to wonder why Aussie punk and hardcore records were so poorly produced - they never sounded like the bands did live. This record was perhaps the first time I heard vinyl capture a band's live intensity. Blew my 15-year old mind.
Mix of loose, Misfits-style backing vocals and the distorted guitar crunch of Greg Ginn but with a rhythm guitar also in the mix.
Six-song EP, massively underrated, but I reckon it's an Aussie equivalent to Nervous Breakdown.
That was sick! Cheers Stu.
@ Southernraw
Live extended solo versions, really showcase a musicians talent, even if you’re not really a Jewel fan.
this blew my mind a bit, when I was considering going to see steve poltz play in melbs once.. aussies seem to love steve poltz. He and jewel are genuine space cadets, both of 'em. but genuine is the operative word here.
Just had to take it on the chin!
stunet wrote:Agree Sebadoh takes the win there...
Pete Mitchell's article sent me on a little spiral. The good kind, not downward, but one thing leading to another leading to something else again, much of it Manly influenced as per the article. So from Manly surf to music and the best band from the area.
The lead singer even had some artwork in the article.
At the time I used to wonder why Aussie punk and hardcore records were so poorly produced - they never sounded like the bands did live. This record was perhaps the first time I heard vinyl capture a band's live intensity. Blew my 15-year old mind.
Mix of loose, Misfits-style backing vocals and the distorted guitar crunch of Greg Ginn but with a rhythm guitar also in the mix.
Six-song EP, massively underrated, but I reckon it's an Aussie equivalent to Nervous Breakdown.
The Hellmenn were not a band i ever got into, but whenever i see their artwork it takes me back to the very early 90s when Waterfront use to run small adverts in ASL & Tracks that was always promoting The Hellmenn, Tumbleweed & The Hard ons, i guess they advertised in those surf mags because of the skate/surf cross over thing.
Being in Tassie at the time it was always hard to get a taste of indie/punk/alternative bands, we ordered in albums like Celibate rifles, Exploding White Mice, Painters & dockers etc based on what we heard on surf and skate videos or maybe what someone's older brother had somehow gotten into, copies of cassetes or purchases from trips to Melb or Hobart.
So just seeing the names and artwork from these bands always made you curious to what they sounded like and why i took a punt on buying Tumbleweed Weed seed EP when i finally got to a proper record store in Hobart.
I guess artwork now doesn't matter so much, but back then, just the name and artwork created a real imagery of what the band sounded like.
Interestingly all three bands also did a lot of their own art work, each having a distinct unique style that sort of helped present an image for the band even before hearing them.
Not on waterfront but the Meanies were also another band of that era where they had their own unique artwork and imagery done by a band member.
I guess the whole doing ones own artwork, be it album/single covers, flyers, t-shirts was part of the whole DIY type punk ethic.
Play it loud.
blackers wrote:Play it loud.
So i did!
And it was worth it!
Cheers Blackers!!
Some new tunes to add to the playlist.
A great album. Fast paced, high energy.
If you're a fan of Minor Threat, you'll probably like it.
One to clean the house to!
Subtle WOTD head nodding.
stunet wrote:Subtle WOTD head nodding.
Way too subtle for me. Sorry you had to explain it.
Ernest Donne with Cliff notes
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?si=okWVGmdrg0inAu_U A few laughs today. Biggest was at Syp’s Booooorrrrrriiiiiiiiingg. Funny stuff.
Drift off to this.
A very good cover of a very good song. Perfect antidote to Phil Collins (sorry Patrick) or the funny guys in the politico threads
It was a theme elsewhere back a bits.
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This singer is a real fly boy
Good live version
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Time honoured institution to gift socks, jocks or an ABC Tape Cartridge for Father's Day.
All know it's wrong to take Dad for granted...
Now the insensitive brats cry for their Daddy to let 'em out of the institution.
Happy Hodad Day!
hello Truebluebasher
Happy Fathers Day , Dads .
That's not the nicest Dolly song , I have heard .
I have said Mum's have the Most Important jobs . in the World .
Dad's have the 2nd MOST important jobs , in the World .
Good onya , good dads !
Have a good one and be very proud of your contribution , 2 Humanity !
Happy Fathers Day fellas!!
(and theys that identify as dads)
farkin Ugly Kid Joe.. haha, haven't thought about this cover for err... my kids' lifetimes + a decade..
(get off yer phones cuntz, unless you want to look across from your palliative care bed, at yer son thumbing himself in a cold blue glow, and wonder why you didn't get off the phone EVERY MINUTE when they were fresh faced and eager to engage with you, their Father.)
Happy Pops Day Pops!
tbb knows never to take a Fathers Day Dolly for granted...
Pop loves a good tbb conspiracy...
What if tbb said he...first loaded a flip side devout Holy Day Dolly track on All Things Religion...
Would Pop feel any more or less Holy if swellnet shared such a proper half decent Fathers Day gift..
So...who here would be silly enough to buy into tbb's make believe daft in-house Fathers Day conspiracy.
Happy to share a daggy Father's Day joke just between us...hey Pops.
Let us gather here today to Pray for the demise of Fathers Day...Is nothing Sacred!
"Son of my Father" dedicated to father of the Year basesix
Fathers Day Video Montage that gets impossibly more daggy with each dedication...
Yes! All you swellnet Dads deserve a deluxe Daggy Dad Sunday Supplement.
Nachts scheint die Sonne (In the Night Shines the Son / In the Knight shines the Son) Proper Daggy! Huh!
From the Climate changing Chart breaking Smog in Frankfurt ( Ok! Supa Daggy but that's not the daggy bit...)
Think this is a joke...check the fine print > see : Epic Best Ever Megalithic New Wave Producer's name.
Daggy Dad Classic we all know to love or else...now a Football Chant!
The Original Daggy New Wave Dad Tribute ( Truly Mentally deranged genius & thank God for that! )
Giorgio Moroder definitely influenced epic X Ray Spex songsmithstress Poly Styrene.
Lyrics : Son of my Father
Molded, I was folded, I was free from drive
Son of my Father
Commanded, I was branded in a Plastic Vac
Surrounded and confounded by Statistic Facts
Son of my Father
Changing rearranging into someone new
Son of My Father
Collecting and selecting independent Views
Knowing and I'm showing that a change is due!
Original Video comes with a warning from us Mental Daggy Dads...reminder not to lose yer shit! Enjoy!
Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.