Jaakko Kangosjarvi - 1981 - Erilaiset Enkelit 7'' (FIN)
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Showing posts with label - Finland. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
V.A. - 1995 - Punkrokki - Finland Punk (FIN)
V.A. - 1995 - Punkrokki - Finland Punk (FIN)
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tracklist:
01. Veltto Virtanen - Ronkpukki
02. Ratsia - Lontoon Skidit
03. Sehr Schnell - Orja
04. Problems? - Raitsikka Oot
05. Maukka Perusjätkä - Sotaa Apatiaa Vastaan
06. Unicef - Käkimassaa
07. Lama - Totuus Löytyy Kaurapuurosta
08. Briard - Rockin' On The Beach
09. Pelle Miljoona & N.U.S. - Väkivalta Ja Päihdeongelma
10. Kollaa Kestää - Kaupunkisissi
11. Mik Monto - Häiriöitä
12. Se - Ei Asfaltti Liiku
13. Widows - The Famous Five
14. Woude - On Kesä Vasta Aluillaan
15. Rudi - Taivas Saa Odottaa
16. Hymy Taskinen - Hei, Tyttö, Hei
17. Korroosio - Hei Hei Hei
18. Mopot - Rakastan Sua
19. Pupukuusikko - Pupu6kko
20. Vaavi - Tytöt Hymyilee
21. Kelloggs Bollocks - Bigger 'n' Better
22. Pelle Miljoona OY - Varjo Seuraa Onneain
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Kollaa Kestää - 1979 - Kirjoituksia Kellarista 7'' (FIN)
Kollaa Kestää - 1979 - Kirjoituksia Kellarista 7'' (FIN)
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Thanks to The Modpoppunk Archives for the scan!
Saturday, January 16, 2010
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Karanteeni - 1979 - Sid Vicious 7'' (FIN)
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Briard - 1978 - Fuck The Army 7''
Briard was born when Andy McCoy and his brother Ilkka (Jan Vincent) met Pete "Räkä" Malmi and formed a band. The band was initially called Philadelphia Mother Fuckers, but the name was then changed to Briard. Sidi Vainio joined the band in summer 1976, completing the best known Briard lineup.
In 1977 Pete Malmi managed to get a gig for the band in Linnanmäki by giving the organizers a wrong tape, intentionally giving them a wrong idea of their music style. That gig resulted in them making a record deal with Finndisc, and the first Finnish punk rock single I really hate ya, released in November 1977. This lineup (Pete, Andy, Ilkka and Sidi) released another single, after which Ilkka quit the band, and was replaced by T.B. Widow from Widows. They recorded the third single Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep. Soon it was time for Andy to leave as he joined Pelle Miljoona's band. Briard got a new guitarist as Nasty Suicide joined the band. He played guitar on the last single, with Ilkka back in bass. Then Sidi left the band to join Päät, and Briard broke up.
In 1983 the original lineup made a brief return, as they recorded Miss World album. After that, Briard's story was over for good. After Briard Pete Malmi went solo, Sidi Vainio played in Päät, Shadowplay and Seitsemäs Maailma (and later concentrating on academic studies), Andy McCoy and Nasty Suicide made an international career in Hanoi Rocks.
text by Mika Saastamoinen, translation by Jarkko Kuivanen (link)
In 1977 Pete Malmi managed to get a gig for the band in Linnanmäki by giving the organizers a wrong tape, intentionally giving them a wrong idea of their music style. That gig resulted in them making a record deal with Finndisc, and the first Finnish punk rock single I really hate ya, released in November 1977. This lineup (Pete, Andy, Ilkka and Sidi) released another single, after which Ilkka quit the band, and was replaced by T.B. Widow from Widows. They recorded the third single Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep. Soon it was time for Andy to leave as he joined Pelle Miljoona's band. Briard got a new guitarist as Nasty Suicide joined the band. He played guitar on the last single, with Ilkka back in bass. Then Sidi left the band to join Päät, and Briard broke up.
In 1983 the original lineup made a brief return, as they recorded Miss World album. After that, Briard's story was over for good. After Briard Pete Malmi went solo, Sidi Vainio played in Päät, Shadowplay and Seitsemäs Maailma (and later concentrating on academic studies), Andy McCoy and Nasty Suicide made an international career in Hanoi Rocks.
text by Mika Saastamoinen, translation by Jarkko Kuivanen (link)
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