scene the crazy dig? And wtf kinda question is "how good is garagepunk.com?" Fuckin' beautiful, baby... Oh and follow my Twitter, piefaces. I'll show ya "good"

whatwave dave said:

How good is garagepunk.com?

take over the world and spread only cool music.....LOL....

How good is garagepunk.com?

Only as good as you can make it. We gotta get more of the crazies and weirdos on this network so that we can once and for all take over the world and spread only cool music.....LOL....

That dude was funny as fuck.

Shake Your Ass Records proudly presents.... LOVE BOAT 'Remember The Sabbath Day And Keep It Holy' 7"EP (SYA025) 300 copies - black vinyl 100 copies - burgundy vinyl This garagepop gem by our fave dudes-without-a-cause is finally out. Joking apart, we love our guys so bad and we're very happy to release their 2nd 7" after the glory of their debut 7" on SYA and the awesome album on Alien Snatch! Records. Here's another batch of instant-hits for your dancing bones. A couple of originals and a great cover of Haze's 'I don't want nobody'. All you dancefloors junkies are welcome!!!! more infos and stuff: www.syarecords.it www.myspace.com/syarecords www.myspace.com/loveboatbeibe - come and see the gigs of their upcoming european tour next May

michael j.fox

Almost anything with Russell Quan
The Wailers
The Montells
The Evil
The Haunted
The Pretty Things
The Ugly Ducklings
The Artesians
The Sonics
The Count V
MC5
The Stooges
Chocolate Watchband
Berlin Brats
13th Floor Elevators

adding some faves ...

Gravedigger V + The Morlocs
The Miracle Workers
Hasil
Arthur Lee
The Make-Up
The Moving Sidewalks

The review is better than the record.

I had to work the bar at Angrys mens health and prostate awarenous night.
Is he still fronting the band?

Hi, I'm Jenni and since 2004, I've host(essed) the Leopard Print Lounge show every Tuesday night, 11 pm - 2 am Central Time, on community radio station WORT 89.9 FM, Madison, WI, USA. Station Website: http://www.wort-fm.org. Focus: all the best in modern & classic garage rock/punk, fuzz, psych, rockabilly, Northern soul, power pop, 50s girl groups, psycho/horrorbilly, and anything else we can throw under the heading of "primitive rock-n-roll" (thank you, Reverend Beat-Man). I grew up in Australia and have a special love of the garage sounds from Down Under....and am dedicated to bringing the international garage sound to the airwaves of Madison and beyond. We webstream (http://www.wort-fm.org/listen.php) and have Archives (http://archive.wort-fm.org/) in case you missed a show - we have them up for two weeks, as they air. Hope you can tune in sometime. The LPL is all over the Web: http://www.twitter.com/LPLRadio http://www.myspace.com/costuminatrix Playlists at: http://www.leopardprintlounge.blogspot.com We late night DJs have to work pretty hard to get noticed....hence the multiple Web presences.... Also, we're in a bit of a rock-n-roll recession for live garage-rock shows here in Madison...if you are a band and want to play here I am not a booker/promoter....but I will be VERY happy to help you with all the contact information you need, and play you on the air if I can. I am in awe of the amazing radio programmers keeping the beat alive all around the planet and am honored to be among you! :0) All Hail Rock-N-Roll, Jenni, Your LPL Hostess WORT 89.9 FM, Madison WI http://www.wort-fm.org

Rats revenge part 1 and 2- The Rats


For the "modern bands" ..... The Prisoners

hARRY nILSSON'S jUMP iNTO tHE fIRE

Let me know if you find anything LeftArm, I'll do the same! Left Arm said:

I don't see a music playlist option on any of those. At least the type where you can upload your own music.

Trying to get one going for the Left Arm blog.

I don't see a music playlist option on any of those. At least the type where you can upload your own music.

Trying to get one going for the Left Arm blog.

mediafire is pretty good. If you create a communtiy on Ning you can get your own player.

I checked out blip.tv but only saw their video players. Do they have audio players as well? Could I get a link if you've got one? kopper said:

Blip.tv

Blip.tv

No bandwidth or space limitations.

Also, I believe Last.fm will do that playlist thing for ya.

i use both mediafire.com and the box.net. on media fire you can store a lot info free...

the box.net has space limitations, but works great too.

Looking for suggestion on the best (free) applications or software to use in posting music on a blog. What do you all suggest I use to upload music from my computer and post to a blog for streaming or quicktime audio?

Also, is there anything out there that will let me make a playlist from songs on my computer that I can post on a blog?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

This could be very, very good. I'm intrigued.

From Billboard.com - Booker T.'s New Band: The Drive By Truckers
March 31, 2009 09:12 AM ET
Robert Levine, N.Y.

Two years ago, Booker T. Jones went to South by Southwest and ended up performing with his old band and connecting with a new one. After playing a showcase with the MG's—the Stax Records house band that backed Otis Redding, Sam & Dave and others and became famous for instrumentals like "Green Onions"—Booker met a member of the group that would back him on his first solo album in almost two decades.

The band he found is one that few would associate with soul music: the Drive-By Truckers.

"I knew I wanted that attitude before I found the band," Booker, 64, says over a glass of red wine at a bar in Manhattan's East Village. "This album has a lot to do with attitude. The MG's were never an in-your-face band—the MG's is a groove band. But this is in your face, this raw, gritty sound that's too loud."

"This" is "Potato Hole," Booker's new album, which Anti- will release April 21. It's every bit as raw as Booker says, thanks to layers of guitar from the Truckers and Neil Young, who plays on nine tracks. The title track has five guitarists—three Truckers, Young and Booker, who writes on guitar even though he's famous for playing organ.

Like classic Booker T. & the MG's albums, "Potato Hole" consists entirely of instrumentals, which have melodies and funk rhythms to balance their grit. And like those classics, "Potato Hole" also includes instrumental covers of pop songs—Tom Waits' "Get Behind the Mule" and a down-home take on OutKast's "Hey Ya!"

Booker hasn't released an album since "That's the Way It Should Be," his 1994 reunion with the MG's. But he never stopped performing—as a backup musician for singers like Young, as a solo artist with his own group and as a member of the MG's, who have served as the house band for high-profile gigs like Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions. And he never stopped writing, at least "not mentally."

Booker came to Anti- through his manager Dave Bartlett, president of 525 Worldwide, which also manages Mavis Staples. As Staples prepared to release her 2007 comeback album on Anti-, which has guided several heritage artists to critical and commercial success, Bartlett introduced Booker to Anti- president Andy Kaulkin.

"They think about how they're going to market their records from the beginning," Bartlett says. "It's not just trying to take a record and push it to radio—they try to really tell a story about an album."

Booker says that Kaulkin asked him what kind of album he wanted to make, then sent him new CDs that he thought might inspire him. In 2007, Kaulkin took Booker to Coachella, where they spent a couple of days walking around, listening to bands and talking about music.

"He doesn't need someone who's young enough to be his child to tell him what a cool record is," Kaulkin says, "but maybe he was able to see the possibilities."

Booker says that all of this outside input helped him make the album he had in his head. "It just made it more accessible," he says. "If you don't think you can get it out, I don't think you're going to start it. I felt free and open, so when I went into the studio, I wrote what I wanted to write."

Anti- plans to focus its promotional efforts on media, especially magazines and newspapers—the same strategy it has used to raise awareness of comeback albums from Porter Wagoner, Merle Haggard and Staples, whose 2007 Anti- album "We'll Never Turn Back" sold 55,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The label will also try to introduce Booker to a new generation of listeners when he performs with the Truckers at three of this summer's major concerts: Coachella, Bonnaroo and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

After those three gigs, Booker says he'll spend much of the summer touring with his own band. "I'm trying to hold myself back from a second album right now," he jokes.

"I love the album, I love the sound," Booker says, less out of ego than enthusiasm. "It's like rock'n'roll but it's like having a symphony. To be 64 and come to that place in my life, it's like arriving at a new shore."

it certainly is....this group is brilliant..it's so ridiculously (in a good way) focused on what it deals with...a lot of online social network things are saturated with shite and disinterest - garagepunk.com is like a snipers bullet, compared to the wild buckshot of other places...nice one

Hawkwind - The Wizard Blew His Horn / Opa-Loka
Violent Femmes - Gimme The Car
Sun Ra & His Solar-Myth Arkestra - The Utter Nots
Sötlimpa - Ayatollah
Edgar Broughton Band - Freak Out
Jelly Roll Morton - Black Bottom Stomp
Sodom - Burst Command Til War
Green On Red - Five Easy Pieces
Poison 13 - One Step Closer
The Knitters - Trail Of Time
Magnetix - Nonsense
King Custer & Magnetix - Burning Pay
Love Potion - We Will Return
Pruneface - live / Lades 2008
Wolf Eyes - Village Oblivia
Thomas Function - Can't Say No
Mojomatics - Don't Believe Me When I'm High
Dolly Rocker Movement - Brave New World
Setting Son - Wrong From The Start
Venomous Concept - Stupid
Manikin - Shadowplay
Tyvek - Flashing Lights
David Thomas - Salt
Insect Warfare - Cellgraft
Country Teasers - White Patches
Systematic Death - Disobey
Feiler Marhaug - He-Male

David Ray Dog said:

I blame it on the economy. If I'm not taking care of the family (all 24 of them) or out rockin' somewhere (there is a lot of awesome shit to see & hear down here), then I'm out working my ass off somewhere. Seems like there's precious little time to sit and discuss or read interesting stuff . . . sucks, but it could be worse I s'pose.

I helped Drum Wolf drink a 40oz of duty free Jack Daniels, that was fun, neither knew what the fuck each of us were saying to each other, thank god for the international language of booze. Had a great talk with Charlie Parker from UK Subs, He's a super nice guy, that was uber cool. And I meet Jack White, that was super boring and he kept saying things like "we're from America you know" and I kept thinking 'I might live in a country the size of a pimple thats in the arsehole of world but I'm not fucking thick mate!'