Hey there,

Thanks for your interest guys. Can you both "friend" me on here so I can email my demo. Can that be done via this system? If not, get in touch with your email addresses.

Cheers!

Chris

Hi Chris,

I'm a bassist primarily (and half-assed guitarist who plays acoustic & electric). I've been playing some form of instrument for the past 15 years. I'm heavily into Ramones, and quite a lot of other Punk, Pop Punk, Punk Rock etc...  I'm quite interested in this. Gimme a shout if you want more details, or contact info.

Brian

EDIT: btw, it's not entirely relevant but I'm in Dublin, Ireland.

hell yeah i'd love to lay some bass on that

Hey there!!

I want to make a 7" very soon - this is a recording only project so your location doesn't matter! I have guitar tracks and guide vocal, but need female vox, bass and drums! Music is fierce garagey new-wave in the vein of early Donnas, Loli and the Chones, Ramones. Really rough guitar with great tunes! I will finance the pressing of 500 copies. Join me!!! Age, inexperience etc irrelevant!

Thanks,

Chris

NMdT S13E03 .: One of these days we'll walk in the woods
http://nmdt.blogspot.com/2011/11/nmdt-s13e03-one-of-these-days-well-walk.html

01. Tortilla. old friends [SG/Belter/1971]
02. Friend and Lover. I want to be free [SG/Verve Forecast/1968]
03. Yankee Dollar. sanctuary [SG/Dot/1968]
04. Morning Sun (aka Mourning Sun). dark hair [SG/National General/1969]
05. Mortimer. dedicated music man [SG/Philips/1968]
06. Colours. love heals [SG/Dot/1968]
07. The Thousand Faces. a thousand faces [SG/ERA/1968]
08. The Roosters. one of these days [SG/Progressive Sounds of America/1966]
09. The Roosters. you gotta run [SG/Progressive Sounds of America/1966]
10. Morning Sun (aka Mourning Sun). let's take a walk in the woods [SG/National General/1969]
11. Sounds Unlimited. nobody but you [SG/ABC/1966]
12. The Frowning Clouds. all night long [SG/Saturno/2011]
13. The Guilloteens. wild child [SG/Columbia/1966]

I have a "Fender 30". Yes, that is the name of the amp. Great push-pull nobs, good crunch and very versatile. Lots of tube power and can plug into 8ohm cabs for bigger shows. Love it!

Hey you guys! Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for all the info!

VERY Cool video Id kill to see the lyres once idn if they ever make it close to nebraska

Here's a link to a cool radio show called Real Cool Time (hosts are on this board) where there's some video of The Lyres from the above mentioned Toronto show...Brian Young on bass, Rob Toad on guitar and probably Marky Toad on the drums and of course Monoman!!

http://realcooltimeradio.blogspot.com/

hahah thats good i will check it out

I just realized my cut and paste didn't work, Instead of Manby's Head's Hideout page link I posted the serial number for the belt on my vacuum cleaner.

Here's the link: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profile/manbyshead

Jeff just played a show in Toronto this past weekend w/Crummy Stuff as his backup band...doing Lyres stuff i would assume as that's the way the show was billed.

Mitch Wilwerding said:

wow man are you missing out off the top my favorite song has gotta be "The Way I Feel About You" I really like em i wonder what jeff "mono man" is doin these days

Ben Simon said:

I need to listen to the Lyres more. I just know "Help You Ann" and "Don't Give It Up Now."

That live Lyres album on Crypt is a must-have, too.

Alexander said:

Yes,"The way...." is a great song-I like most the cd"the early years79-83"(Crypt records),because it has this raw garage sound.I saw them once in Berlin in the 80`s-it was amazing-LYRES rule!!!But DMZ are also VERY VERY good.

hell yeah ameh brother

Alexander said:

Yes,"The way...." is a great song-I like most the cd"the early years79-83"(Crypt records),because it has this raw garage sound.I saw them once in Berlin in the 80`s-it was amazing-LYRES rule!!!But DMZ are also VERY VERY good.

Yes,"The way...." is a great song-I like most the cd"the early years79-83"(Crypt records),because it has this raw garage sound.I saw them once in Berlin in the 80`s-it was amazing-LYRES rule!!!But DMZ are also VERY VERY good.

wow man are you missing out off the top my favorite song has gotta be "The Way I Feel About You" I really like em i wonder what jeff "mono man" is doin these days

Ben Simon said:

I need to listen to the Lyres more. I just know "Help You Ann" and "Don't Give It Up Now."

I need to listen to the Lyres more. I just know "Help You Ann" and "Don't Give It Up Now."

Peter Greenberg, an DMZ currently lives in Taos, NM and plays in a band called Manby's Head. They've got a Hideout page: 38528034

Awesome Ill give em another go

You should get into DMZ. I think I might even like them more than the Lyres. Another side-project of those guys you should seek out are The Customs... their "Real Long Gone" album on Shake It Records is great. Check this page for more:

http://www.limbos.org/lyres/lyress.htm

but £££

Nothing beats a Rickenbacker and an old fender tube amp!  

Wow, so now yesterday we opened for them, and they were so fucking great! Can't believe they made such a huge and interesting sound with only two people. And nice guys they are, too! I hope they come back to Southern Germany again, it was a blast!

Kira Wilson rocks vox and bass in The Mod Lang; our 60's-inspired garage pop band. CHeck out "Bliss"! 

http://www.reverbnation.com/themodlangslc