Fuck me: Lily Allen
Fuck you: Niagara -Destroy All Monsters

Fuck you: Donita Sparks

fuck me: Meg White (ha! that's what you get for putting out a sex tape)

fuck you: Wendy O' Williams

Hello Kopper... you are absolutely right about early Blondie (my very favorite era of this band)... but, I have to say Debbie crossed over to the "dark side" when Blondie released the crap album Autoamerican... and their hit single "Rapture." That was Debbie Harry at her fu*k me best. Maybe I should have said Gwen Stefani instead!

f me- every girl in top 40 music for last 15 years

f you- Rachel Nagy (Detriot Cobras)
Pearl Harbor especially the song "I wish I were you"

Fuck me: Madonna
Fuck You: Amy Gore- Gore Gore Girls.


Cool thread. Agree with Kopper on Debbie Harry.

Did anybody on here go to the Portland show? What were the lines like at that one?

Hey Kopper - look forward to seeing ya'll. I'll shoot you my phone # via email - text or call me. Here's a few things about Lawrence for the uninitiated - its about 45 minutes west of KC. For those in the western KC burbs its really like another suburb and it has the best record store (Lovegarden) w/in 200 miles - check it out. 2 of the venues (Liberty Hall & the Bottleneck) are on the north end of Mass. St. and the Granada & Jackpot are on the south end. They're 2-3 blocks apart.


KU football will be on the road so no need to worry about college football crowds. However, there's a big NASCAR race in western KCK so there could be delays along I-70 if you're coming from the east. If you are coming in from the east you may want to consider taking I-470 south and then west and connect up w/I-435 and then connect w/K-10 west bound. It's going to be in the mid 60's w/a few clouds so its going to be an awesome day.

One question - Gories or Oblivians?

Dead Boys "Son Of Sam"

Good memory, but not exactly right, it's the Hollywood Square's "Hillside Strangler" that is on the same KBD comp (#1) as the Child Molester's song of the same name, not F-Word's song. I had to pull out the CD myself to find that out.

kopper said:

Aren't both of those on the same Killed By Death comp?

Mike said:

F-Word "Hillside Strangler" different song than the Child Molester's song.

Aren't both of those on the same Killed By Death comp?

Mike said:

F-Word "Hillside Strangler" different song than the Child Molester's song.

F-Word "Hillside Strangler" different song than the Child Molester's song.

The Child Molesters - (I'm The) Hillside Strangler

I'm pretty sure this one is based on a true story.
the Fools- Psycho Chicken

Nick Cave's album "Murder Ballads"

Supercharger/Rip Off's - Zodiac
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
Adverts - Looking Through Gary Gilmores Eyes

My friend Mike has a copy of Death Dealers. It is probably the best LP i have ever seen on the subject.
A1 Eddie Noack - Dolores 2:45
A2 Ed Kemper - Interview 3:21
A3 Eddie Noack - Psycho 3:28
A4 Charles Manson - Interview 1:05
A5 Red River Dave - California Hippie Murders 2:13
A6 Ed Gein - Interview 0:34
A7 Uncalled 4, The - Grind Her Up 2:20
A8 Ottis Toole - Interview 1:05
B1 John Wayne Gacy - Interview 2:25
B2 Mentally Ill - Gacy's Place 1:24
B3 Bugs, The (2) - Albert Albert 1:59
B4 Albert Desalvo - Police Press Conference 0:47
B5 Albert* - Strangler In The Night 2:07
B6 Johnny Legend (2) - The Tower 3:56
B7 Jeffrey Dahmer - Interview 2:55

Michael Myers - The Meteors

Yes.
Psycho - Eddie Noak - covered by Beasts of Bourbon
Jack the Ripper - The Sharks
Norman Bates - The tailgaters
Killer - The Meteors

to start

Red River Dave's ode to the Manson Family "The California Hippie Murders".

i think a lot of the photos in 'we never learn' are pretty cool, too

thanks for the great suggestons!

The screamin' Soul Preacher said:

Try "I have fun everywhere I go" by the fantastic Mike Edison
and "Rock Stardom for Dumbshits" by The wonderful Phantom Surfers !
Your life will better then !

"I have fun everywhere I go" by the fantastic Mike Edison>>

YES! The CD of Edison reading parts of the book and Jon Spencer going nuts in the background is lotsa fun too.

The screamin' Soul Preacher said:

Try "I have fun everywhere I go" by the fantastic Mike Edison
and "Rock Stardom for Dumbshits" by The wonderful Phantom Surfers !
Your life will better then !

BTW, another recommendation I would like to make is "I Slept With Joey Ramone," which is a very upclose and personal look at Joey Ramone, written by his brother and Legs McNeil. Sadly, you're going to find out that Joey could be a real asshole too in his own strange way, although a lot of it was due to his OCD.

The first music book i ever read was No One Here Gets Out Alive during my Doors Faze. Several other books on music that i recomend would be.
Tattooed on their tongues- a journey through the backrooms of american music- Colin Escott
Fargo Rock City- Chuck Klosterman
Rockabilly- Billy Poore
Hound Dog: The Leiber & Stoller Autobiography