January 26, 2009 1:21 PM CST
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)
January 26, 2009 1:02 PM CST
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
January 26, 2009 12:53 PM CST
January 26, 2009 12:18 PM CST
Anyone know where you can get this comp? See: http://black2com.blogspot.com/2009/01/gazumbi-african-sixties-garage-vol.html
January 23, 2009 6:06 PM CST
Maybe something by the Macc Lads so I'll at least die laughing....
January 23, 2009 6:49 AM CST
M.O.T.O would help some...
January 22, 2009 8:42 PM CST
Shake Revard said:
Fuck Springsteen... Man, the bar that I call home (the Whig) in Cola-town has this gang o' Springsteen-luvers that swing by the bar ever-now-and-again, put $20 in the jukebox, and force the rest o' us to listen to not only hours worth of torturous "Boss" tunes, but also them collectively screamin' out all the fuckin' lyrix.....aaaahhhh.....then I always have to play a few cuts off the Nuggets box (yeah, the bar has Nuggets on the juke!) just to get my sanity back. P.s. same bar has the Sonics on the juke (thanx to yers truly)I've been reading his Heart of Rock & Soul:1001 Greatest Singles this week. Pretty good stuff, although I don't get the Springsteen worship.
January 22, 2009 7:19 PM CST
the witch
January 22, 2009 5:40 PM CST
I've been reading his Heart of Rock & Soul:1001 Greatest Singles this week. Pretty good stuff, although I don't get the Springsteen worship. Wipeout! said:
Shake Revard said:Shake Revard said:>Ooh, good choice on the Richard Berry. A while back, I picked up his Have Love Will Travel and Yama Yama! comps. Brialliant stuff!
Your "Louie Louie" comment reminds me of the night I spent at your place after Thee Crucials' Cola-Town show. Hungover/tipsy but unable to sleep, I got up after three hours of sleep and started reading your copy of Louie Louiseby Dick Peterson of the Kingsmen. I read about half of it. I recently ordered it and finished the other half. What a great read!
Glad I had a part in spreadin' the LOUIE-fever...that book by Peterson is great and all (cool to read about the inside story, too bad Peterson's writing style was weak in the storytellin' department, imho), but Dave Marsh's book on LOUIE is my "desert island" choice of non-fiction books...
January 22, 2009 4:59 PM CST
Shake Revard said:
Glad I had a part in spreadin' the LOUIE-fever...that book by Peterson is great and all (cool to read about the inside story, too bad Peterson's writing style was weak in the storytellin' department, imho), but Dave Marsh's book on LOUIE is my "desert island" choice of non-fiction books...Shake Revard said:>Ooh, good choice on the Richard Berry. A while back, I picked up his Have Love Will Travel and Yama Yama! comps. Brialliant stuff!
Your "Louie Louie" comment reminds me of the night I spent at your place after Thee Crucials' Cola-Town show. Hungover/tipsy but unable to sleep, I got up after three hours of sleep and started reading your copy of Louie Louiseby Dick Peterson of the Kingsmen. I read about half of it. I recently ordered it and finished the other half. What a great read!
January 21, 2009 3:29 PM CST
Shake Revard said:
As much as I dig Gino, Here are the Sonics is my tops ...but if I only had one 45 (yeah I know...how ya gonna play a 45 on an island? fuck it!!!) it'd have to be the "original" Flip records 7'' of one late great Richard Berry and his opus, "LOUIE LOUIE" b/w "Rock, Rock, Rock" God, know I gots to go put that platter on....NOW!Ok...I'll bite:
Gino Washington Out of this World comp on Norton. This one's got everything... But I might change my mind in a bit. Hear Are the Sonics is giving me the evil eye for not picking it...
January 23, 2009 7:41 AM CST
It's about time the new guys were properly introduced! As you all have probably noticed we have two additional hosts on the Sonic Nightmares Podcast - Brother Panti-Christ and El Tiki. Brother Panti-Christ AKA Robert Butler is possibly best known to some of you as the bass player for The Untold Fables and The Miracle Workers. He moved to Switzerland in the early '90s and has been playing in bands with Beat-Man & Gringo for several years as well as starting his own Rock & Roll panty factory in the mid 2000's. Check his shit out at pantichrist.com. El Tiki AKA Sasha Blumer single-handedly came up with the whole Sonic Nightmares radio show idea in the early '90s. Sasha is the web master for magnolia.ch, a culture blog/web site for artists, musicians and freaks. Let's give 'em a warm GaragePunk.com welcome!
--Just a note to Kopper -> could you send Brother Panti-Christ an invite to the GaragePunk Podcasters group? Thanks in advance!
--Gring
January 23, 2009 6:45 AM CST
Yep thats what everybody else does, otherwise it turns into jazz! ;-) Vagabonds said:
I need to play more slide.
Oh and I need some more rockabilly type licks. I swear to god I just keep using the same two over and over.
January 22, 2009 9:18 PM CST
I need to play more slide.
Oh and I need some more rockabilly type licks. I swear to god I just keep using the same two over and over.
January 21, 2009 1:35 PM CST
get yourself an alamo amp. or a gretsch bass amp, also a fender reverb unit & maybe some kind of tape echo like a copicat or echoplex.
get a harmony bobkat or silhouette guitar & your set
January 21, 2009 11:08 AM CST
Only one disadvantage with having the pickups close to the strings is they can 'pull' the strings out of tune slightly due to the magnetic pull, but I dont seem to have had this problem yet......
What guitar do you use Joenzy? I find it works best on single coils, humbuckers get a bit 'heavy' but I guess it depends on the guitar, let me know what it sounds like...
January 22, 2009 10:29 PM CST
A very sad day, made easier with many tributes and toasts.
January 22, 2009 4:24 PM CST
Thanx Howie and Soul Preacher!
I was plannin' to do a sleazy r&b themed show, but I feel that's steppin' on fellow-podcaster, Rob Baker's (aka Hot Slop) feet...so I'm ditchin' that.
Maybe an all jungle/savage tunes could be pulled off...I do like the auto theme, too, but I think RadiOblivion has recently done this theme (and again all respects to Michael Kaiser)...
Let's keep 'em comin' kids!
P.s. thanx fer the kind words Soul Preacher! Look out fer WWS 10 around March.
January 22, 2009 8:26 AM CST
Sex, booze and drugs always seem to be good classic themes !
Jungle, monsters and stupid dances are amongst my ever favorite themes (and it seems there are millions and millions of songs related to these great philosophical themes).
And you still can check past and future episodes of the CALL OF WILD PIRATE RADIO show for more stupid themes...
And hey, I'm glad the WILD WILD SOUND is back ! One of my favorite podcasts !
January 22, 2009 5:09 AM CST
food! movies! cars! death!
January 21, 2009 3:13 PM CST
Yeah so I'm in need of some ideas fer future Wild Wild Sound themes as I'm at a creative-block at the moment...here are past themes:
- Instrumentals
- Dance/Party Songs
- Songs about numbers or luck (this was a loose theme fer episode 7)
- Alcohol tunes
- Girl groups/garage
- Animal songs
- Tunes from 1966
So! Ideas People! Purty Please!
January 21, 2009 5:30 PM CST
Rinjo Njori said:
That is a natural pairing. I was disappointed with the last Paul Collins lp. He should have listened to Gentleman Jesse for some songwriting tips.Gentlemen Jesse is out on the road with Paul Collins in North America.
January 21, 2009 12:25 PM CST
Gentlemen Jesse is out on the road with Paul Collins in North America.
January 21, 2009 12:22 PM CST
The Ette's debut Shake the Dust was much better. CoCo and Susanna Hoffs definitely sound a lot alike, but the bangles comparison is only relevant to their earliest material. Don't want anyone to think there is a power trio version of "Eternal Flame".
Also, Thatcher's Children is pretty great. All of Billy's bands haven't exactly evolved-- but the latest with the MBE does splash a little water on the old man's face.
January 21, 2009 12:00 PM CST
This sounds more like The Misfits (Static Age-era) than the O's but pretty close to The Cosmic Psychos. Pretty interesting tidbit about Forest Ray Colson aka the Man from Mars-- http://www.sgpd.com/html/man_from_mars.html
