We have a blog for our www.GarageRockRadio.com website, at http://garagerockradio.blogspot.com. If you like YouTube videos of all kinds, check out the blog at http://www.YouTubeStars.com We have a blog for our general articles website - www.LookingForClues.com, at http://lfcthoughts.blogspot.com. If you're into reading some emails that are making the rounds, see this blog - http://emailgems.blogspot.com What blogs are you working on?????

Hi Groupies! I've had a website about Garage Rock for years. We have some 1960s MP3s up there, and some mini-podcasts that run 12 to 15 minutes with 1960s Garage songs. Check it out if you love 1960s Garage Rock. http://www.GarageRockRadio.com So what Zine, Website or Radio Show do you have?????

Springboard Films has announced that the Black Lips (VICE) have signed on to star in the feature film, Let It Be. Scheduled to begin production in May of 2008, Let It Be takes place during the late eighties in the post-punk American underground rock scene. Atlanta's notorious Black Lips will play a fictional band who become a symbol of the changing cultural landscape. The movie will be filmed throughout the Southeast and will include notable music of the period and new music written by the band.

Let It Be will be produced by veteran producer Andrew Meyer (Fried Green Tomatoes, The Breakfast Club) and Winn Coslick (The Bottom), and directed by award-winning producer/director Roger Rawlings (Neurotica).

Craig Moore can still rock like he did back in 1966! Click here for proof. Feel free to rate the video and post a comment. Thanks! kopper

The movie itself may be a dud, but I'm looking forward to the music the band writes for it. That could be fun... writing songs for a completely different time period of music.

I have a feeling it will never materialize, similar to the Darby Crash movie.

I think this is one of those things where what I'm imagining based on the description is so much cooler than it could ever be.

Springboard Films has announced that the Black Lips (VICE) have signed on to star in the feature film, Let It Be. Scheduled to begin production in May of 2008, Let It Be takes place during the late eighties in the post-punk American underground rock scene. Atlanta's notorious Black Lips will play a fictional band who become a symbol of the changing cultural landscape. The movie will be filmed throughout the Southeast and will include notable music of the period and new music written by the band.

Let It Be will be produced by veteran producer Andrew Meyer (Fried Green Tomatoes, The Breakfast Club) and Winn Coslick (The Bottom), and directed by award-winning producer/director Roger Rawlings (Neurotica).

Just d/led a couple of documentaries on Billy Childish from Demonoid Go here for the link http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1262581/856325/ Some great live footage of various of Billy's bands and solo stuff.

of course he was a dumbass, but wasn't that the point?! I had the pleasure of seeing him live at that now infamous show at the Gas Station in NYC....but steered clear from the front of the stage & flying feces/cum/snot etc. He was actually kinda shy and quiet when I talked with him alone, away from his "fans"....but he was as sick as they come. But looking back and listening to him now...there are only a few songs that get me off nowadays...

Just watched some GG on YouTube. Sure is a dumbass, but a very legendary one.
I remember when GG Oded, a few guys here in Oz being really upset, and yes one of them did set up a shrine, but he was from Geelong.

I must say, when I was much younger I thought this guy was hillarious. But then I started to think that a guy as old as he was still eating his own shit was kind of rediculous. I mean I grew out of the "eating my own shit" phase once I turned 16 or something.

Yep, legend for bein' a dumbass. I like a few of his early songs, but overall I was always unimpressed with his music, and even less impressed with his antics. Whatever...

Legendary entertainer. He made simple and catchy songs, almost primal rockabilly like "cock on the loose, hard candy cock and bite it you scum." To me they are pure rock and roll anthems. Love his work, not so much as person. Merle is cool though.

GG Allin is a legendary dumbass...love him always and forever.

Is GG Allin a legend or a dumbass?

There are a few of us here in the Hideout who will be at Cavestomp's first night.
Including: Me,(Thee Electric Cavegurl), my old man Tommy Brimstone, The rest of The Brimstones and at least 2 members of The Butchers. (all are here in thee Hideout!) So, Come up & introduce yourself! See ya there!
Electric Kisses & Cavegurl Hugz! Zap! Ug. xo Heidi

hey all. Apparently I'm the only person I know going to the FIRST night of cavestomp, friday november 2nd. I hate going to shows alone. if anyone's in a similar situation and wants to meet up, drop me a line!

Maybe I am a bit slow on the uptake, but it took over 20 years and an article in the very un-garage punk mag, The Wire to finally start listening to The Melvins.
Since playing their Senile Animal release I've wrapped my ears round Bullhead, Ozma, Stoner Witch and today will be spent listening to Houdini.
I've even turned a couple of the Nu Metal fans at work on to them.

It was the same for Husker Du. I bought Land Speed Record when it came out, but didn't pay any attention to any of their releases after that because they weren't "punk" enough.
Years after they break up I hear a best of album and wonder what they fuck was I thinking? These guys rock! My Cd of Candy Apple Grey is always on high rotation at Yates Manor.

Let me know what bands you took some time to discover and how.

Anyway I've gotta go now and read a blog about some guy called Neil Young.

Hi!
I saw them in february and I had a good time :D

and boy was it fun.

Next month marks the 5 year anniversary of www.GarageRockRadio.com. We have some MP3s and podcasts for your listening pleasure. It's all 1960s garage Rock, drop by and have a listen!

www.surfguitar101.com Check it out!

Rainbo in Santa Monica does very good work. www.rainborecords.com If you're using United, I'd recommend getting your records mastered elsewhere and having the masters sent to United - their mastering department was very shoddy when I was using them some years ago. Shipping will be a significant factor in the cost, so united may wind up being much cheaper for the Midwest and East. Also, 10"s generally cost more than 12"s, so unless you plan on shipping a lot of them overseas, you may want to just do it on 12". You can do like Sven-Erik Geddes did with the Shatners' record and use the extra space for something nutty.

No, it's not new, but I thought this 4th episode of the Wild Wild Sound podcast would make some of you girlies happy... CLICK HERE and play it!