Pagans - 1979 - Not Now, No Way 7'' (US)
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Victor Dimisich Band, The - 1983 - The Victor Dimisich Band 12'' (NZ)
Victor Dimisich Band, The - 1983 - The Victor Dimisich Band 12'' (NZ)
Saturday, August 28, 2010
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Freshies, The - 1980 - My Tape's Gone 7'' (UK)
Freshies, The - 1980 - My Tape's Gone 7'' (UK)
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Thanks to GraemeSTL, here's the ep with a better and full rip of the "My Tape's Gone" song.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Transplants, The - 2002 - Vegetable Stew LP (US)
Transplants, The - 2002 - Vegetable Stew LP (US)
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Lou Miami and the Kozmetix - 1982 - Fascist Lover 7'' (US)
Lou Miami and the Kozmetix - 1982 - Fascist Lover 7'' (US)
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Lou Miami (1956 – August 1995) was an American punk musician based in Boston, Massachusetts. His group, The Kozmetix, was popular on the local scene and released two EPs. He combined a rough punk sound with a glam-influenced choice of clothing.
As was typical for many punk bands at the time, the Kozmetix regularly played at The Rathskeller, the Channel, Jonathan Swifts, Cantones, and Spit as well as New York venues such as the Peppermint Lounge, and the old Living Room in Providence, Rhode Island. Lou Miami and the Kozmetix also regularly played the Inn-Square Men's Bar in Inman Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
In The Kozmetix, Miami was the lead singer, Jack Rootoo played lead guitar, H.P. (aka Helen Privett) bass guitar, Dolores Paradise organ, and Laural Blanchard drums.
During the band's touring years of 1979–1981 the Kozmetix line-up was Miami on vocals, Rootoo guitar, Bill Norcott on bass and Melody Chisholm on drums. Norcott and Chisholm were previously members of Phobia. This line-up had a regular Monday night gig at Cantones for two years, as well as appearing at numerous clubs in the Boston area. The group was managed by Joan Martin.
Their first single "Fascist Lover" b/w "To Sir with Love" was sold in a white plastic cosmetics bag that mimicked a Lord & Taylor shopping bag. "Fascist Lover" contained the lyrics, "A fascist lover that made my mother, and then my mother made me." Their album Lou Miami & The Kozmetix was produced by Ann Prim and Karen Kirby, both from the Boston based band November Group.
On their second album, Rituals, the band consisted of Miami, lead singer; Rootoo, lead guitar; H.P., bass guitar; Laurel Blanchard, drums; and Toby Ingalls, rhythm guitars. Additional musicians used were Chris Spedding and Kristi Rose.
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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Freshmen - 1979 - You've Never Heard Anything Like It 7'' (UK)
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Rudimentary Peni - 1987 - The EPs of RP (comp.) (UK)
Rudimentary Peni - 1987 - The EPs of RP (comp.) (UK)
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"The E.P.s of R.P." is a compilation of the anarcho-punk band Rudimentary Peni released on LP in 1986 and CD in 1994. It contains both 7" EPs, "Rudimentary Peni" and "Farce". It is available on CD from Outer Himalayan Records (catalogue no. BBOO3)
Tracks 1-12 taken from the "Rudimentary Peni" 7" EP, recorded at Street Level in 1981 and released in August that year. Tracks 13-22 from the "Farce" 7" EP, recorded at Southern Studios, London, in 1982, engineered by John Loder, produced by Penny Rimbaud and Rudimentary Peni, and released on Crass Records in July of that year.
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
Freshies, The - 1979 - The Men from Banana Island... 7'' (UK)
Freshies, The - 1979 - The Men from Banana Island... 7'' (UK)
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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Cardiac Arrest - 1979 - A Bus for a Bus on the Bus 7'' (UK)
Cardiac Arrest - 1979 - A Bus for a Bus on the Bus 7'' (UK)
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"A Bus for a Bus on the Bus" is the only 7" single by Cardiac Arrest, who later became Cardiacs.
Until the release of the The Special Garage Concerts Vol II, none of the tracks on the 7" had been reproduced anywhere else. The single was supposed to contain four tracks and not three, but the limited space on the 7" format prevented it. The fourth track was to be "Keep Your Dead Mice with You" [1] [2], which was later re-recorded as "Dead Mouse" on the Toy World album. The single is one of the rarest Cardiac Arrest/Cardiacs items.
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Monday, July 12, 2010
Clocks - 1979 - Time Is On My Side 7'' (US)
Clocks - 1979 - Time Is On My Side 7'' (US)
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The Clocks were an early eighties Cleveland band that featured Pagans member Mike Metoff and drew upon local legends like Devo, the Dead Boys, and the Raspberries, but still managed to sound 100% unique. The six tunes on this single are pretty damn eclectic, running the gamut from a fantastic double-time pop version of the Stones classic they took the title from, to the sci-fi new wave of 'Slave Planet.' My favorite cut though is 'Confidentially Renee,' a tune so perfect that it draws easy comparisons to both the Eat and late period Gizmos. If they ever made a 'Can't Stand The Midwest' volume two, this song should definitely be on there. As you might expect, this is limited and all of that jazz, so I'd get on this quick if you want to be able to hear this gem of a single.
(Steven Strange – Terminal Boredom webzine #4 – Aug./Sep. 2004)
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
Y Trwynau Coch - 1978 - Merched Dan 15 7'' (UK)
Y Trwynau Coch - 1978 - Merched Dan 15 7'' (UK)
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Y Trwynau Coch or 'The Red Noses' were a Welsh punk band from the late 1970s. Whilst they were not quite the first Welsh punk band (that honour goes to the Llygod Ffyrnig - the 'Fierce Mice', I believe), they became the best known and most successful and were even played on Radio 1 by John Peel on a few occasion.
Formed in Swansea in 1977 the band comprised Ian Jones, Huw Eurig, Rhys Harris, Alun Harris and Huw Chiswell, formed their own record label in the true punk tradition on which they released their own material. Their repertoire featured material such as Byw ar arian fy rhieni (Living on my parent's money), Mynd i'r capel mewn Levis (Going to the chapel in Levis) and the wonderfully entitled Lipstics britfics a sane silc du (Lipsticks, Britvics and black silk stockings).
They notably achieved a certain notoriety for their song Merched Dan Bymtheg, the chorus of which went something like this;
Rwy'n afal yn feddwl am ferched dan bymtheg
Y fel ma nw'n siarad, a fel ma nw'n cerdded
Y fel ma nw'n siglo'u bethau bach hyfryd
W ata W ata, un drwy'r dydd
W a W a, un bob nos
Which roughly translated means;
I often think of girls under fifteen
The way that they talk, the way that they walk
The way that they shake their pretty little things
Ooh ata Ooh ata, one through the day
Ooh ah Ooh ah, one every night
This was fairly shocking even for 1978, since sixteen is the age of consent for heterosexual sex in England and Wales and the reference to under age sex and the fairly obvious allusion to masturbation was enough to get them banned from the local radio station, Swansea Sound. (Even if the whole thing was very much tongue in cheek.) The band retaliated by recording a rather disparaging song about said record station. (Much in the same vein as the Sex Pistols' EMI.)
This was of course before McMartin, so there was not quite the same level of hysteria generated as would be the case today. In any case, since they were singing and recording in Welsh, very few people understood what they were on about. As far as the Welsh speaking population of Wales was concerned there was however little in the way of any backlash against the band. They were, if anything, viewed with a sort of amused tolerance; they were after all doing it in Welsh, you see.
Since no one ever makes any money out of Welsh pop music (unless you start singing in English), the band came to an end in 1980 as its members had to get real jobs and duly became accountants and doctors or something important in Welsh television
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Scavengers, The - 2003 - The Scavengers (NZ)
Scavengers, The - 2003 - The Scavengers (NZ)
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Formed at Auckland Technical Institute by Graphic Design students, Cooke, Munroe, Simons and Hart as The 1B Darlings in 1976, the band was heavily influenced by British R&B, Glam Rock and 60s US Garage Rock. In 1977 they renamed themselves The Scavengers, gave themselves new names (Cooke as Johnny Volume, Munroe as Des Truction, Simons as Mike Lezbian and Hart as Mal Icious), and their style mutated in the direction of the US Punk rock and pre-Punk Rock acts.
Through much of 1977 they were, with The Suburban Reptiles, the only Punk bands in Auckland. In June 1977, with The Suburban Reptiles and The Masochists, they played New Zealand's first major punk gig at Auckland University. During this time their repertoire was mostly covers but by early 1978 they had written a set of original tunes.
In late 1977 bassist Hart left to be replaced by Brendan Perry. He later reappeared in The Stimulators.
In March 1978 they began a residency at new Auckland Punk Club, Zwines. Soon after Simons left (inspiring their signature song "Mysterex"), and Perry moved to vocals.
Two Scavengers tracks appear on the Ripper compilation AK79 and a posthumous album was released in 2003.
In 1979 The Scavengers moved to Melbourne, Australia and in 1980 renamed themselves The Marching Girls. Perry later formed Dead Can Dance and Munroe played briefly for The Birthday Party during the band's final tour in New Zealand. Both Cooke and Munroe are still working musicians in Melbourne.
The Scavengers were hugely influential in Auckland in the late seventies, inspiring a whole generation of young bands and their importance goes far beyond their few releases.
They reformed in 2004 for a one off show in Auckland without Perry, and again at the AK79 reunion in 2008.
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Monday, June 28, 2010
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Transplants, The - 2004 - Police State- Early Boston Punk, 1976-1979 (US)
Transplants, The - 2004 - Police State- Early Boston Punk, 1976-1979 (US)
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
John Vomit and The Leather Scabs - 1978 - Picked Off The Litter 7'' (US)
John Vomit and The Leather Scabs - 1978 - Picked Off The Litter 7'' (US)
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Martin Rossel and The Dum Dum Boys - 1982 - Pablo Picasso 7'' (SWE)
Martin Rössel and The Dum Dum Boys - 1982 - Pablo Picasso 7'' (SWE)
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
Ice and the Iced - 2006 - Drunk at the Duke LP (IT)
Friday, June 11, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Split - 1980 - Crass-Poison Girls (UK)
Split - 1980 - Crass-Poison Girls (UK)
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