Not sure if they're the same as the above types of bands, but there's a lot of good newer folk punk bands I'm into. Mischief Brew, Saw Wheel, Evan Greer, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains to name a few...there are lots of different styles and types of folk punk, but hopefully you'll like some of them.

thanks; keep em comin!

What about Beau Brummels and the Searchers? They may not be very moody. The Zombies are more moody but less folkie and more jazzy.

Herman's Hermits, The Cherokees, The Royal Guardsmen

This might be a good place to start: http://www.last.fm/music/The+Dovers/+similar Also, just listening to The Dovers' station on Last.fm might pull up some others that you may not have heard yet.

beyond the dovers, leaves, squires, byrds, love, and the teenage shutdown vol. are there any moody, folk punkers i am missing?  that you can recommend?

I think Steven's going to ignore it.

Your probably right!

i tend to agree and yep; it's pretty funny too. my guess is steve also would agree but hey, he's gotta make a living too

In Keith Richards new autobiography "Life", he takes a shot at Bruce Springsteen. " If there was anything better around, he'd still be working the bars of New Jersey". I'm interested in seeing if Little Steven comments on the remark, considering the major idol worship his station (Underground Garage) has for The Stones.

I felt Rhino could have done two or three box sets of "Children". Trying to put 25 years onto 4 discs meant a lot of bands were going to miss out. They should have done the 80s for one box and the 90s for another. This year would have been perfect for the last 10. Of course, there are a few Bomp/Voxx comps that kind of fill in the gaps.

LOL, that is so true! You could say it's like separating the wheat from the chaff.

BTW, my all time favorite track from that compilation is "I Wanna Destroy You" by the Soft Boys. I love how that song combines snarling punk lyrics with a jangly pop sound. When I went to see gigs from Little Steven's Rolling Rock tour, that song was on the mixed tape that the go go dancers did their routines to.



Michelle said:

It's the same as any comp, you've to listen to a lot of shite to find the good stuff! :)

It's the same as any comp, you've to listen to a lot of shite to find the good stuff! :)

I figured this must have been discussed back then, but I wasn't involved with this site at the time.

That's cool that you played a small part in making this happen.

kopper said:

Yeah, this topic was beat to death back on the old GP Forums. That must've been six years ago! Man, how time flies...

Anyway, I think it's pretty decent. I like about a third of it, but there's a lot of stuff that just doesn't float my boat. I was surprised by the inclusion of some bands, happy about the inclusion of others, and dismayed about the exclusion of some.

It was also nice to be included in the thank-you list in the liner notes, even though I really had very little to do with the song selection.

Yeah, this topic was beat to death back on the old GP Forums. That must've been six years ago! Man, how time flies...

Anyway, I think it's pretty decent. I like about a third of it, but there's a lot of stuff that just doesn't float my boat. I was surprised by the inclusion of some bands, happy about the inclusion of others, and dismayed about the exclusion of some.

It was also nice to be included in the thank-you list in the liner notes, even though I really had very little to do with the song selection.

Sounds like a great show. Have fun.

I just remembered something...the Cynics played some new songs that night, which will be on their forthcoming new album. Barbara Kostelich told me they are shooting for a February release. The new songs sounded cool, and they will go back to their traditional raw sound.

I just uploaded those pictures from last Friday's show. Sorry I was little late in getting this done, but I'm usually quicker when the pictures include cute girl bands or go go dancers, as opposed to grizzled old veterans like the Cynics and Fleshtones;)

Those are all great suggestions. I guess, off the top of my head, as far as new-ish bands go these days, the singer from the Konks lets a few good ones rip on their record. http://www.amazon.com/Konks/dp/B0007M42BY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1288229220&sr=8-1

I fucking love that song! So demented!

electrocute your cock said:

Hasil Adkins laughing and screaming and everything in We Got A Date is just plain fucking terrifying.

Hasil Adkins laughing and screaming and everything in We Got A Date is just plain fucking terrifying.

I was wondering when someone was going to get around to Roky Erickson. Buddy Randell (The Knickerbockers) has a great scratchy howl as well.

The Hydeouts said:

Lots of killer screams in rock n roll! Sonics, Wailers, Stooges, Mummies, tons of em! But, here's a list of the most distinguished unusual screamers...Roky Ericson ...

Are you coming to Arizona? If you are thinking about it, consider The Yucca Tap Room, I play there and would give you a contact if you would like. It's a great place run by a younger owner and they have a pizza oven! No cover, you get a % of sales. Ryan Wong who is on Goner records has a few bands that play there, you guys would make a good bill.

thanxx yallll

we've got an LP coming out early next year so stay tuned..

Thanks guys. I appreciate the input.