arrrrrrrrrrrrr American fuckers! Get that line-up over to Europe! better yet, THE NETHERLANDS!

:/ Fucking hell..

Fuck! Let's go and get fucked up!!

SchnappM said:

Holy shit, that lineup is amazing! I will be there for sure... I definitely hope it works out

Agreed, there's no way I could miss this and live with myself!

Holy shit, that lineup is amazing! I will be there for sure... I definitely hope it works out

Yeah, I heard from Tim finally. He said they're trying to keep this on the down low for the time being in case they have to bail on it. That means they have to raise enough money by selling ads in the fest program to raise money for plain tickets, etc. Oh yeah, and unfortunately, the Devil Dogs won't be playing. Fingers crossed, kopper

greg lowery

Oblivians
the Drags
new bomb turks
the mummies(+1)
man or astro man?
MAD3
the Pagans
Phantom Surfers
the Motards
the Trashwomen
the Cowslingers

The Dead Milkmen
The Creation
The Damned
The Fe Fi Fours Plus 2
Gun Club
The Haunted
The Outsiders
July
Mouse & the Traps
Moving Sidewalks
The Barbarians
The Pretty Things
Shadows of Knight
The Swamp Rats
The Wailers
Zakary Thaks

The Flamin' Groovies
The Slickee Boys
The Droogs

those are some of the bands that got this thing rolling again in the 70's....

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Ed Post-Mortem said:

Gringo Starr said:

Just for starters:

Lenny Kaye
Greg Shaw
Paula Pierce
Kim Fowley
Sky Saxon
Ron Rimsite
Lee Joseph
Mike Stax
Tim Warren
The Sonics
The Seeds
The Music Machine
The Remains
The Monks
The Count V
The Thirteenth Floor Elevator
The Electric Prunes
The Shadows of Knight
The Standells
The Chocolate Watchband
The Miracle Workers
The Gravedigger V
The Untold Fables
The Morlocks
The Fuzztones
The Chesterfield Kings
Thee Milkshakes
The Unclaimed
The Pandoras
The Cramps
The Fleshtones

I'd add the Cyncis (PA), The Satelliters, The Gories, Unrelated Segments, Reigning Sound, and Lyres, but this was a great list!

Fanatstic list. I can only add The Swamp Rats, Los Shains, The Wailers, The Guess Who, The Wildebeasts and The Alarm Clocks

Funny world!
The Sonics are/were simply amazing, zing, zing...

PJ Dirty Water said:

After seeing last night's spontaneous Headcoats reunion, yes, Billy Childish has got to be at the top of the list! (And the Cynics were, indeed, totally amazing here last Thursday. As well as, like Billy, having been making great garage punk sounds since before some of their audience were born.)

Headcoats reunion! When's the last time Billy came across the pond to the US? And yes, there's no way he should be omitted.

You know the Sonics? lol)

Playlist 24/8 :

Hexxers : I Can Beat Your Drum
Dead Moon : Dead Moon Night
The Scientists : Atom Bomb Baby
Marked Men : On The Outside
Devo : Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA
Radiators From Space : Great Expetations
Mott The Hoople : Drivin' Sister (live)
Cold Sun : Rama
Human Instinct : Black Sally
Bad Brains : Pay To Cum
Nervous Patterns : No Control
Sam Gopal : The Dark Lord
The Spits : Tease
Angry Samoans - Right Side Of My Mind
Pretty Things : Balloon Burning

The Steam Engine is 10 minutes from arrival, so let's ponder on the side of the tracks and see how many songs we can name that have to do with some kind of transportation.

Train to Disaster ----- The Voice
The Great Train Robbery ------The Little Boy Blues
The Toonersville Trolley and Train For Tomorrow ------ Electric Prunes

St James Infirmary --- The Standells
Have Love Will Travel ----- The Sonics
Goo Goo Muck ---- The Cramps
White Light White Heat -------- The Hoodlum Circus
Aint No Friend Of Mine ---- The Swamp Rats
Out Of Our Tree ---- The Wailers
Who Do You Love ----- The Preachers
Who Do You Love ----- The Woolies

I'd have to go with most of the Devil Dogs covers...

Palisades Park
Be True to your School
It's not easy
Laugh at me

The Hoodlum Circus said:

Dead Boys version of Little Girl is also good... wait, Medication was a cover??

The song is credited to Ben DiTosti (west coast pianist) and M. Alton, who I couldn't find any info on. Anyway, I think the Standells were the first to record it. Their Dirty Water Lp came out in '66 I think. The Chocolate Watchband's Inner Mystique came out in '68. Both groups were managed by Ed Cobb, who also penned songs for both too. He most likely suggested the Watchband "cover it". Maybe it shouldn't be on the list...

I agree more with the King khan &BBQ record and almost all the records of the Black lips... So good so fine..

and personal favorite's of mine are also:
King Automatic - Automatic ray ,
Demon's claws - satan's little pet pig,
Fumestones - 5'er than ever,
Jeffrey novak's one man band - southern trash,
tokyo electron - tokyo electron,
the reatards - teenage hate
digital leather - monologue!!!!!!!!
Cheveu - Cheveu

to mutch to write all the fucking neat bands with great albums.. but these are my hero's

Brimstone Howl's new record We Came In Peace is definitely worth hearing. There's a Cynics-esque Denver local band called The Omens that put out a killer full-length in '05, Destroy The ESP The Omens on Myspace

Fuck!
I think the 2000s have been great musically speaking:

Anything by livefastdie is fucking great! Bandana Thrash is the full length, but the 7"ers are great, too...and there's a lot of them.
King Khan w/ the Shrines is good (as is King Khan BBQ Show)--What Is!?!? continues to blow my mind.
Deadly Snakes: Ode to Joy and Porcella are both classics
Digger and the Pussycats: Young, Tight, and Alright; Watch yer Back; Let's go to the Hospital--stripped down rock n roll

I'm sure there's more...the 2000s have been a solid decade for rocknroll!!!!

The Hoodlum Circus said:

I agree with Black Lips Let it Bloom. Excellent album, their best in my opinion. Also, anything by The King Khan and BBQ Show. They have two LP's that are good. One more, Midnight World by Black Time. All three bands are or were at one time on In the Red Records. That label puts out a bunch of good shit...

King Khan & BBQ should definitely not have been omitted.

Waffle said:

Actually, I need some help. Does anyone know a site that has a track list for these compilations? Because I'm seeing some conflicting information floating around and it's getting impossible to keep track of.

I've found this site very helpful in similar situations. Great magazine too. If the conflict has anything to do with a hidden track on the Vol. 1 LP, I've been there.

Oh yeah, saw this on the proboards forum. Great pics! Thanks for sharing.