Hosts: Gringo Starr, Reverend Beat-Man, Brother Panti-Christ & El Tiki
So, what exactly are you in the mood for? If it’s ’80s garage/psyche we have a great selection of tunes in that genre for you including a rare gem by the Laughing Soup Dish as well as some quite fuzzy tracks by the Stomachmouths and the Primates. We’ll even throw in some Angry Samoans and a bit of Minor Threat when you’re not looking just to mix things up a bit. If you are not completely satisfied we might possibly dig up some some Screamin’ Jay Hawkins or just start spinning some old “show tunes” record from Beat-Man’s dusty record cabinet. The trick is to just keep listening ’cause we’re sure that there is something for everyone to enjoy from this episode so just relax and stop being so fussy!
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Posted by Gringo Starr in Podcast, Sonic Nightmares | 4 Comments »
2009-12-04 at 19:18
Neil Hamburger! That’s the best prank call ever. Great show, too!
2009-12-04 at 19:56
The Primates – The Creep – Voxx
The Stomachmouths – Nightmares – Voxx
The Wylde Mammoths – Same All Over The World – Crypt
The Vipers – Nothing’s From Today – PVC Records
The Laughing Soup Dish – Teenage Lima Bean – ?
The Thingies – Mass Confusion – Vile Vinyl ll
The Exploited – Punks Not Dead – Link Records
Anvil – Metal On Metal – Attic Records
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Alligator Wine – Edsel
The Humane Society – Knock Knock – Victims of Circumstance
Jill O’Hara and the Company – Dead End – RCA
Wally & The Rights – Hey Now Little Girl – Texas Flashbacks II
The Cynics – Tears – Get Hip
The Gravedigger V – She Got – Voxx
Thee Fourgiven – Anything – Dionysus
Angry Samoans – Right Side – PVC Records
Minor Threat – Bottled Violence – Dischord Records
Bad Brains – Don’t Bother Me – SST
The Green Telescope – Scream Thy Last Scream – Imaginary Records
2009-12-08 at 18:29
just tuned into your podcast, forkin love it mass confusion is one of my faves,as for the exploited hardcore band i was playin there stuff before i ever heard of garage punk. great show thanks.
2009-12-09 at 14:56
LOVE