June 21th

Lowcut Radio 19.30-20.30:

Mig & Min Ven - Cola Tombola
Hunches - Actors
Country Teasers - Black Change
Functional Blackouts - Modern Man
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Carcass
Victims - Flipped Out Over You
Bags - Babylonian Gorgon
Cola Freaks - Tænder Slukker
Black Diamond Heavies - White Bitch
Birushanah - Kairai
Career Suicide - Do Some Harm
Psychedelic Horseshit - Nothing Sacred
Framtid - Nuclear Power Genocide
Blowtops - Tailor Made Psy
No Hope For The Kids -Triblinka
Marble Sheep - Count Fire
The Birthday Party - Dead Joe
Formaldehyde Junkies - Religious Monster
Mig & Min Ven - Jeg Slår Op

June 14th

18.00-19.30 Virus Radio with Brohammer as guest DJ:

Mutating Meltdown - Global Warming
Villains - Getting Cheap
Gary War - Zontag
Charles Albright - ?
Waves - How Are You
Braindamage - Laga Mej
Stabs - Split Lips
Jacuzzi Boys - Island Ave
PJ Bonneman - Hey Ronni
Biblical Violence - Ppplava
Graveyards - Ideal
Icon Gallery - No More
Fresh & Onlys - I'll Tell You Everything
The Intelligence - Shitty World
Gape Attack - Zombi
Cold Cave - Sex Aps
SFHHH - Last Wanks
Nice Face - Mnemoniz Device
Wounded Lion - Carel Cloud
JMDC - 5
Bone Awl - Black Kali Bride
Timmy's Organism - No Hassle
Prurient - Plantation Promise
Naked On The Vague - Goodbye Dear Cuzhe
Francis Harold & The Holograms - Two Faggots, One Cunt
Max Elliott - The Nature O' Nature
Diskad - The Answers
Death Church - Unsilent Hate Anthem
Szron - Hate
Pink Reason - Borrowed Time

19.30-20.30 Lowcut:

Billy May - The Man With The Golden Arm theme
The Intelligence - Conference Call
Spider - Tonight at 10:00 AM
Wooden Shjips - Fallin'
For The Worse - Smoke & Mirrors
Magazine - Rhythm Of Cruelty
Homopolice - Ass Fucker
Ariel Pink - Hardcore Pops Are Fun
Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Katemine & Kryptonite
John Mogensen - Kom Kom Til Klondyke
Love Tan - Soloween
Herpes - Hunger
Urinals - Last Days Of Man
Muletrain - The Truth
Stupids - Drumshop Arsehole
Fatals - My Drill Your Face
Timmy V-Lamp - Flyin' Carpet Love Affair
Secret Prostitutes - Aku Benci Kamu
Brutal Truth - Wilt
Manikin - The Search

Well, well, well. Hello, Bob. Through obsessive & fanatical digging & hunting & investigating & snooping, I've managed to track down Peter P., Gordon R., and Mary ... though I haven't yet contacted Mary. I'm hoping eventually to interview everybody and do an article or oral history of the P&MSG experience.. If you want to participate, please e-mail me off-list, I'm at pmadreenter@yahoo.com

Cheers --


H.

that '45 single, " Queen Of The Night" / "Sensitive Man", 1978......i was the drummer. It was distributed by Bomp Records, and i'm surprised that there is any mention of it anywhere !

Do you have the chords to this song?

Hello,
Is anyone know about the members of late Zen Guerrilla band? Are they (some of them) playing in band now?
Thank to provide any information about these guys.

well, damn. r.i.p., Mosrite Rider.

What a drag, here's to Bob...our Bass player Vic used to play with Nokie Edwards.

I posted this in the General Discussion too; http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/musicnightlife/2009342986_bog... Another great gone! SAD

RIP BOB!
Yeah! great twangbendingwhammyreverbness.
RIP.

Truly one of the greats. The Venture were my role models for guitar when I started playing in 1963. My first good guitar was a Mosrite and it was the fastest guitar in the world to play. We used to do covers of Walk don't run, Pipeline, Tequila and of course,WIPEOUT. That's when groups didn't need a lead vocalist. Long live instrumental garage rock. Here in Detroit, it wasn't all about Motown. John

I just saw this; http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/musicnightlife/2009342986_bogleobit16.html Another great gone! SAD

For immediate release: After years of empty threats, Thee Crucials have finally released their debut CD, Give Me...a Keg...of Beer! Claiming the influence of fellow Georgian Little Richard's gospel-gone-wrong stunners, Link Wray's juvenile delinquent symphonies to moonshine, as well as the frat-damaged lineage connecting The Sonics and The Mummies, Thee Crucials' coming out party is a celebration of the "Papa Oom Mow Mow"-spirit that informed rock 'n' roll's formative years. In an attempt to capture the chaos of their live show, the band recorded the album live in a whirlwind 12 hour session, resulting in a potent pimples-and-all mixture of garagepunk stompers, r&b workouts, and trashy fun-in-the-sun instros! Buy now and become the life of the party! You can buy directly from us (12 bucks, postage-paid for U.S. orders). Contact us at theecrucials@gmail.com. For international orders, just shoot us an email and we'll work it out. www.myspace.com/theecrucials

saw them twice since they reformed and they're amazing!

zvex woolly mammoth

Gotta say that I was a huge blip.fm fan until recent...they fuckin' jumped the shark when they added youtube videos that almost never play correctly on the blip.fm site ...I get all excited to see a new tune listed only to discover it's a fuckin' amateur video collage with some kid playin' the song on his bango....fuck that.

...course I ain't givin' up completely on blip.fm...just gonna be real vigilant, ya dig?

Hhhaha, sounds quite like a bit of rubbish. Thanks for the look into it! The screamin' Soul Preacher said:

Well...about the content of the book : reading this, ok you'll find pages about great bands as The Sonics, The Count 5 and so on...but you'll also find some about The Moody Blues (aaargh), The Bee Gees (bluurgh), Procol Harum (beaaargh), Cat Stevens (please stop this, I ain't nothing left to spew up !!!)...Let's just say this is not exactly what I call garage bands...
...About the man, let's say that the little I know about him ( some kinda mod listening to Barbara McNair in his nice looking apartment with framed James Bond ost on the walls and writing for crappy magazines ) makes me quite sick...

By the way, why am I writing about this ???
Sorry, I'm going back with the dead right now...
Cheers !!!

Well...about the content of the book : reading this, ok you'll find pages about great bands as The Sonics, The Count 5 and so on...but you'll also find some about The Moody Blues (aaargh), The Bee Gees (bluurgh), Procol Harum (beaaargh), Cat Stevens (please stop this, I ain't nothing left to spew up !!!)...Let's just say this is not exactly what I call garage bands...
...About the man, let's say that the little I know about him ( some kinda mod listening to Barbara McNair in his nice looking apartment with framed James Bond ost on the walls and writing for crappy magazines ) makes me quite sick...

By the way, why am I writing about this ???
Sorry, I'm going back with the dead right now...
Cheers !!!

Been makin' mix tapes fer the excruciatin' car trip from Cola-town to Memphis and well...what's yer fav summer trip[pin'] tunes? I usually prefer the real rockin' and easy to sing-along to variety myself, btw ...or instrumental tunes went I need to turn it down a notch in traffic...

Kelly said:

Been listening to "I'm Your Man" by the Voidoids on a loop lately. No clue why...damn good song though.

Wipeout!, I totally know what you're saying about "Summertime Blues"...it's a shame too, because I love it so much.

Been listening to "I'm Your Man" by the Voidoids on a loop lately. No clue why...damn good song though.

Sweet, I'll check it out. Oh man I wish I could get to Memphis for that show.

Feelin Lucky, great band! Alex is correct, got myself a new gig now and it's called Cheap Thrills. Right here on garagepunk.com. I hope you'll give it a chance lads. Just kicked it off last month and should have a new one ready to go after my trip to Memphis to see the almighty Oblivians and the Gories.

Cheap Thrills. Katastrophe's new show.

T'was my fav, but now it's gone.