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Haiduk. Interesting. A one man band.
Sorta like this bloke:
This one’s for Facto.
Snigger.
A magical fairytale set in Oz.
Blowie, you're a wizard!
Pre surf .
Post magical surf.
or
This week's interesting gig outside the box.
Kidz TV songs...wasted on Kidz but not wasted on wasted grown-ups.
Bang the side of the telly...ready & Go! (30 second Pogo to that weird chick!)
Pogo to the Pogogo Show
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/regurgitator-s-pogogo-show
'Best Friends forever' (Cheeky Ramones take)
'Alphabet' is a nod to Sesame Street [Pinball-Numbers]
4 year old counting songs pass off as Acid House Funk Gig! (truckloads of it!)
Good cover version - Good original version
Grace Jones - Me I disconnect from you
Tubeway Army - Me I disconnect from you
Grace Jones was real tripper for sure.
2008 Grace Jones - Corporate Cannibal (Slipped under the radar)
May 1980 tbb saw Gary Numan & Tubeway Army @ Festival Hall Brisbane
Brilliant Gig with the roving Neon Pyramid...(Top 40 but-ultra COOL)
Punks loved the disruptive cold stark sound as well...None hid the fact!
tbb's 'Electroshock' vinyl is kinda rare but keeps true to Alt / Punk era.
All these futuristic tracks got a good run on tbb's communal turntable...
Thomas Leer..."Private Plane"
Robert Rental ..."ACC / Paralalysis"
Throbbing Gristle ..."United / Hamburger Lady" ( Avant Garde )
John Foxx (Ultravox) ...Underpass (Alt hit)
Human League ...Black Hit of Space
Visage ..Fade To Grey (Big Hit)
Sure! tbb was in punk/Goth bands...but this music did influence tbb as much.
Did a few Electroshock recordings! One track strangely gets better with age.
Grace Jones was real tripper for sure.
2008 Grace Jones - Corporate Cannibal (Slipped under the radar)
May 1980 tbb saw Gary Numan & Tubeway Army @ Festival Hall Brisbane
Brilliant Gig with the roving Neon Pyramid...(Top 40 but-ultra COOL)+
Saw the Gary Numan gig in Sydney at the Capitol Theater, great concert, although the roving neon pyramid wasn't roving this particular night due to some sort of malfunction.
Gunna have to check out the Grace Jones album, the song she wrote with the two girls from Princes band is brilliant, as is this live performance of it.
Grace Jones - Williams Blood
Ahh, Spotify Discover.
Not just good for finding interesting music, but interesting band names too.
'Names for Bands', Jello Biafra:
https://jellobiafra.bandcamp.com/track/names-for-bands-new-improved-version
A sample...
Anchovy Smegma
Terrorist for Peace
Black Lung
Zion Popsickle
My Sweet Slaughterhouse
Pets Eat Their Master
Hunk
Tits Ass and Money
Absentee Thought Lords
Criminal Spa
War Cookies
Republican Buttocks
Shut Up and Buy
Frankenchrist
Peeping Tom Collins
Chocolate Fetus
Great Wall of Goat Urine
Tumor Circus
Mosquito Cleavage
Christmasturbation
Uranium Play Pen
King Pork
Madonna Death Cult
Peppermint Leprosy
Angel Puss
The Magic Truncheons
The Lone Derangers
Three Mile Colostomy
The Gingerbread Werewolves
Satan’s Buttermilk
Air Guitar
The Janitors of Anarchy
Lost Orgasm
Root Canal
Be My Urinal
Bark on Cue
The Crotch Puppets
Magnum Dada
God
Conform or Die
Fun With Treason
You’re Fired
Video Sex Pope
Al Sharpton’s Hair
Cancer Cures Everything
South Africa
John Wayne on Acid
Rogue Boner
Radio Free Pig Vomit
The Ku Klux Flintstones
Elvis Rehnquist
Crushed Velvet Vivisection
Dracula Was Gay
Witch Penis
The Manson Surfers
Bank of Sodom
Keystone Storm Troopers
Sausage Gone Wrong
Franky Goes to The Bathroom
The Doomsday Pop Tarts
Autistic Chainsaw
Bono’s Charred Remains
Sell Your Mom
Pneumonia Wranglers
Helter Syringe
The Imperial Turdsickles
Primer Gray Erection
My gosh. They are all awesome.
Jello with Adelaide's own Charles Tolnay (RIP)
Re the Jello list;. I'd pay to see a band called "The Imperial Turdsicles".
Hey a great song to surf to, turn loose by horror my friend
OK here’s a micro-playlist to celebrate life and the bittersweet journey back to home and loved ones.
The impending conclusion of a successful mission with great waves and better people entering the transit stage. All of these songs have been taken out of context in one way or another , but I really do not give a fuck.
1/ Tomorrow morning I’ll be watching the sun burst above the wing as we bank into the homecoming beauty of a Sydney harbour dawn. Now , I barely recognise the joint anymore and this song is referencing somewhere entirely different, but the sentiment is the same - the heart swelling with joy for the sacred ground of your home and the welcoming arms of those you’ve missed.
“Driving down the road I get the feeling that I should have been home .....yesterday.”
2/ Yep , this song is about a fictional character who just happens to be a ruthlessly thugish international agent of clandestine influence and I’ve repurposed it as an ode to Indonesia.
Hey...it’s my playlist , I’ll do what I like.
3 / One of my all time favourite songs. Far from being a desperate plea for the impossibility of static perpetuation, I choose to interpret this song as an urging to celebrate each moment in your life as a piece of perfection.
Granted , this is easier when life is shining on you , but fuck it , that’s how I feel . Never stop appreciating the world around you.
Merry Christmas you legends
South wind will bring you in on the flight path for the north/south runway, so as the wing tips dip to the Dharawal Nation, then nod your head to the land of Blackwells, the Republic of Gava or any other big-hearted bastard directing traffic on a solid day off Third Peg, black panther country, and the country of vanishing black gold in the catacombs below, like the vanished red cedar that grew on the surface before it, where the mountains meet the sea, you're flying over Sacred Ground.
Fuck yes .
Bad Dreems Stu, nice one.
Couple of others you would probably dig - if you don't already..
Money for rope, Lurch & Chief, The Bennies
Danny Carey's open snare makes my peepee feel funny.
Really enjoyed that Sacred Ground. Liked to the Spot
If they could have based their verses on the vibe and absolute catchy-ness of the chorus then it would have been that bit sweeter.
Punched in a bit of rage against the machine into youtube and I find this gem . 10 yr old Japanese girl Yoyoka covering the drums....Bulls on Parade
Ha ha! Subarashi.
That little chick rocks!
@tubey. Did not expect that. Mind blown.
Nice Chats thanks Facto
We Qldurr Punk basherz are not dead yet...you beaut factotum
Smashing job tubeshooter...
Today's soundtrack.
https://wfmuichiban.blogspot.com/2017/12/jeezus-fuck-its-christmas-lux-i...
I know this is a little late, but here's two half decent playlists that got me through Xmas:
https://www.badluck.co/all-posts/2019/12/24/bad-luck-stereo-week-six-chr...
https://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/5/1/7/5174acd3263c9319/Reverberation_395.mp3?...
Well here’s some nostalgia.
Uncle Brad played this in the cab of his truck as we necked a couple of pingers previous to the start of a New Years party many moons ago. It was old school then - Nirvana ruled my world at the time - but it still resonated.
The night finished the next morning-as the best nights do - with the hard tripping host of the party going toe to toe with an irate party goer who refused to chill the fuck out. Feathers flying out the back of the plait trailing from his bald head , this Ex Pro surfer - who I’d been told had a plate in his head from hitting the bottom at Sunset - went to town on the party spoiler with a smooth and sweet combination to the face and head.
A flurry of punches and our host was immediately magnanimous to the fool. I do believe that the party ended there, but it was on its last legs anyway, with the sun breaching over the light industrial area a few kilometres behind the beach where the party was staged.
Good times, great memories.
RIP Brad . Thanks for the inspiration. Turns out you were my mentor . Cheers.
Isn't it ironic?
Perkins’ ‘The Honeymoon is Over’ appears in Morrison’s ‘How good is Oz rock!? (ScoMo’s classics’ Spotify playlist.)
Hahahahaha.
Oh wow, that's made a great moment even better!
Love this tune, and REALLY love this filmclip (hang in there.. 'tis worth the reveal).
Anyone looking forward to Mclusky next week? I am!
Mclusky. Very much so, heading up to The Zoo Tuesday night. I see they are doing a free gig at a guitar store in Brisbane on the Monday afternoon as well but I can't head up until Tuesday. I think it'll be epic.
The plate in your hosts head was from Pipe. I had the good fortune to have a coffee with him this morning......
GH ?
Indeed!
Charm School!! Yew!!
Saw GH front Charm School at PP Reccy Club in '88. Was having a chicken snitty dinner with the parents and their friends, us kids all haunched over the Galaga machine downstairs in the games room, targetting the double starfighter, or the Holy Trinity, the triple starfighter which, when used well, would give you a near 100% fire rate during the opening stanza when the aliens come flying diagonally out of each corner. When the 20 cent coins ran out we went back upstairs where GH, who I recognised from Cronulla though I was a bit younger, was setting up, rocking black second skin leather pants, a ripped black half-done up shirt, and a black leather bandana around his head, tatts and patented plait on show. Parents wanted to kick on, and they did, till the noise and optics - dancing girls and lewd Jagger moves - got too much.
Saw him in the surf at north end the next day. From memory he moved up there the year afterwards.
Galaga.....pokies for the under 18s.
James Brown off the hook.
Keep watching for the dance moves after about 2.15
Stumbled into a gyoza bar with Asahi Black on tap and Sonic Youth on the decks. Gonna be a good night I reckon.
Keep it like a secret.
I’ve decided is Built to Spill’s best album.
The live album also.
Which album?
I'm a big fan of Ancient Melodies.
@ Andy,
off the Train and into the Hot Tub...
Go Eddie Murphy you gold budgie smuggler-wearin' nigger!
Look, I don't want to jump the shark or flog a dead horse but go back to that old James Brown clip and watch from 2.40 to 2.45.
If that's not the best approach to a mic in the history of music, well I don't know what is.
And while we're at it, 3.50 to 4.05 is just fuck you, see you later, get out of town.
Ben - one is called ‘keep it like a secret’, the other is just called ‘live’
Why can I post images in the articles/forecaster notes but they don’t work in here?
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.