Analoge is all right! Sometimes another browser helps with these things, as the problem you mentioned seems to have something to do with the settings of the Internet Explorer on your computer (...don't nail me to it). I have never seen the same thing happen, so sorrily I can't tell what should be changed so it will run. It might be a shot in the oven, but have you tried MOZILLA FIREFOX? It's one of the best alternatives to the Internet Explorer. It's free to download at their website and well approved. I hope it works and you can soon download those Podcast's! IDON Ps: If you have iTunes installed you can also subsribe over that. By going to the iTunes store and pasting "GaragePunk Podcast" in the searchfield. You will find the directory with all the shows there. That should always work.

well I was trying to have them downloaded in that manner however the browser kept coming up saying "Internet Explorer can't read page". I'm still living in an analogue age and this computer stuff is still kinda foreign to me, I'll give it another go hopefully it works. Thanks for your help.

You can either download them the traditional way on the blog (that's when you click "podcast" in the upper right in the menu of your page of the HIDEOUT. And then in the linkbar of every episode under "Download".) There's also a link to every recent show on the main HIDEOUT page. Or you can conveniently have 'em downloaded in an automatic way by subscribing thru something like iTunes or a feed. That's easy to reach at the same place under "Subscribe". Again you can choose one or all! Awesome thing this! All-right?

i was wondering if any tech wiz out there could help me figure out the process of downloading some of the GaragePunk Podcasts, I am rabid traveler and would love to have many of these episodes on my iPod for convenience and also so I can shake it while I make for the boarder. Any help is apprecieated.
-LesterCrow

Any band in which hair combing on stage is actively pursued, is A OK in my book

Hey, thanks for putting me on to them! Wondrously so, I was just thinking of them and here they are.

Atomic, man those Vivian Boys are the fun! They got like ten pluses with me doing "the witch" - it's a great video. Thanks for that!

IDON

I prefer the Vivian Boys. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awRtjc7heM8&feature=related

Yo I got the Vivian Girls record, is anyone else into it? Reminds of the Bangles but that would be a disservice to 'um. Great echo/reverb guitar, primal stomp drums and plodding bass lines. And they shriek like harpies. I'm looking forward to the next record. k. :) www.myspace.com/viviangirlsnyc

Sad news indeed...RIP Ron.

On a brighter note, James Williamson has been located!
(nobody knew where he went)
but there's a new interview
with him...
Doesn't sound like he's ready to play Raw Power style songs
or anything, but who knows...keep your fingers crossed!
(((Dave)))

Been looking forward to this universal release for a long while. Nowhere near parts that had the selective showings in the past so it's about time! Too bad all the guys aren't around anymore.

PJ Dirty Water said:

I've heard, however, that one should beware of a bias in this film on behalf of the German film makers towards the band's German management...

I copy/paste from http://www.playloud.org/shop.html monks - the transatlantic feedback (official release date: february 27th, 2009) (already available from play loud!) DVD includes 81 minutes of bonus features: biographies dave, eddie, gary, larry and roger talk about their origins and musical backgrounds a date with dave day these field recordings with elvis fan dave day introduce us to the concept of monks banjo playing. enjoy this master class by the first rock´n´roll banjo player in music history! monks 60s live appearances on german tv the only 60s performances preserved on film are made available for the first time in their entirety. reunion new york 1999 the 6th monk or how gary burger lost his voice and mike fornatale rescued the monks. movie trailer subtitles english, german, spanish, french, italian & polish other play loud! releases featured on the dvd are martin rev live, doc schoko live, reverend billy trailer DVD-pack with 8-page booklet and liner notes by Allison Anders and filmmakers. DVD-9, no regions, NTSC http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=SY0e8sAZP2w&feature=related http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=B9dGAQy4gUA&feature=related

The Friedles 45 picture sleeve has a whole bunch of little bats on it. They had business cards, too with different pictures of the band. They must have had some money behind them. There's one band on Attack of the Jersey Teens that ain't from Jersey at all! They're from Pennsylvania and go by the name of T.P. and the Indians, first band on the flip. SarahJayne said:

Love that record!

Love that record!

Might want one of these: A nice companion. I gots mine! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360099469850&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fshop.ebay.com%3A80%2F%3F_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dm38%26_nkw%3D360099469850%2B%2B%26_sacat%3DSee-All-Categories%26_fvi%3D1

I love LOVE'S A REAL THING. Also cool are the Nigeria Special compilations from Soundways, especially Nigeria Rock Special: Psychedelic Afro Rock,& Fuzz Funk

i'll ask around. looks great. i have a great comp... this is put together by Dave Byrne. Label: Rhino

Also here: http://www.bompstore.com/servlet/Detail?no=9511

unfortunately i only have mp3 copy from trashsistors blog.but fuckin' cool album indeed!!!

I would like to know the same!!

Thanks! BlueBullet said:

Proper name is Cazumbi as read on the back and side, but the front is indeed a bit confusing.

I got mine from Soundflat. I believe they still got em in stock: Cazumbi
Great comp! Nice but short linernotes, which make you wanna google for more. Really unexpected from such unusual places but then again, isn't that what's music's all about?

The LP is limited to only 700 copies so better hurry (don't know why those things always need to be ltd but let's save that for another discussion)

Proper name is Cazumbi as read on the back and side, but the front is indeed a bit confusing. I got mine from Soundflat. I believe they still got em in stock: Cazumbi Great comp! Nice but short linernotes, which make you wanna google for more. Really unexpected from such unusual places but then again, isn't that what's music's all about? The LP is limited to only 700 copies so better hurry (don't know why those things always need to be ltd but let's save that for another discussion)

Awww, I saw it and thought this would play on the next Savage Kick! Then I read on...
Sorry can't be of any help here...

IDON

Anyone know where you can get this comp? See: http://black2com.blogspot.com/2009/01/gazumbi-african-sixties-garage-vol.html

The worst that could be said about these two songs are that they make KK&BBQ look like a tease. "Animal Party" is part "Pig, Pig" mashed with "Why Don't You Lie". KK takes the role of aggressor with BBQ sticking to the crooning. Until things get "typically" out of control and descend into their special brand of lunacy. "God of Raisins" would fit perfectly on the S/T album or What's for Dinner? The upbeat call and response vocals make this a fun song, but that doesn't mean they don't make time for a dead on impression of the Tazamanian devil. Like I said though the two songs are a tease. After two long years these two songs leave you begging for more. Hopefully this is just a taste... For the vinyl collectors the songs are worth the purchase and everyone else can get them over at eMusic.