Trent's a midget now? And when did Larry turn into Greg Cartwright?

Here's a little write up on the show. http://detailedtwang.blogspot.com/2008/06/i-watched-mummies-reunion.html

Oh dear, they should put the bandages back on!

Photos of the Mummies (playing under the name Scarecrow & the Corn Shuckers) are on the GaragePunk.com Flickr group pool. Here's one:

Playlist May 15th:

La Ira De Dios : Quemando
Motorama : Tiki Tramp
Bill Bondsmen : Generation Landfill
Juanita Y Los Feos : El Aqujero
Mac Blackout : Voodoo Doll
The News : From The Moon
Raks : Raks Dance
Kareem Issaq & The Middle Eastern Rock : Besaha
Ray Psyah : Deep Down Inside
De Høje Hæle : Røvguitar
PJ Bonneman : Fri Kærlighed
Mojomatics : Clean My Sins
Freeks : The Go Go Get
Leather Uppers : On The Mic
Blues Addicts : 5/4
Nitad : Rädslan
The Rats : We Are The Rats
Hjertestop : Ind I Lejren
The Quick : No No Girl
Birthday Party : Nick The Stripper
Hipbone Slim : Sheik Said Shake

Playlist May 8th:

Mammatus : Dragon Of The Deep Part I-III

Psychewalks Of Eternal Karma (Live 4/4-2008 Dragens Hule)

Rabbits & Carrots : Las 4 Culturas
The Fugs : Boobs A Lot

Bo Diddley : Gunslinger
Lime Spiders : Slave Girl
Cola Freaks : Ctrl Alt Delete
Masshysteri : Monoton Tid
War Of Destruction : Sodomi
PJ Bonneman : Hey Ronni
Pierced Arrows : Frankenstein
The No-Talens : We Are The No Talents
The Saviours : The Narcotic Sea
Yoke & Yohs : Side B
Null$katte$nylterne : Stol På Mæ
Dirty Sweets : We Will Kill You
Dictators : Fireman's Friend (1973 demo)
Anarchy 6 : Slam, Spit, Cut Your Hair, Kill Your Mom
Compulsive Gamblers : Devil In My Back Pocket
Greg Oblivian & The Tip Tops : Watching My Baby Get Ready
Miles Davis : Theme From Jack Johnson (live 1975)

Next sunday: ARON (On Trial, Spids Nøgenhat, Ghost Rocket etc.) live in studio!

I've got kind of an unusal blog. It deals mainly with music -- and I write an awful lot about the stuff we all love here in the Hideout -- as well as New Mexico politics, which I'm sure most of you care a lot about also. What can I say, I'm a political reporter by profession. So you can read about The Cramps, The Dirtbombs and Andre Williams, along with Bill Richardson, Pete Domenici and Manny Aragon. Hey, everyone needs a gimmick! But seriously, my blog features my weekly music column (Terrell's Tune-up), the playlists from both of my KSFR radio shows (Terrell's Sound World and The Santa Fe Opry), my monthly eMusic download reviews, and various other rants and raves about the music industry. And in August, I'll be blogging from the Democratic Convention in Denver. Check it out HERE

Austin country singer/guitar-stud Jim Stringer just turned me on to this great Web stie with dozens of MP3s from Kansas bands from the '60s who were managed by Mid-Continent Entertainment, which constantly advertised on KOMA, that 50,000-wat monstrosity in Oklahoma City. The site has MP3s from more than 20 bands, including Spider & The Crabs, The Bluethings and a couple of bands Stringer was in, The Upside Dawne and Tide. Most of these were cover bands so you're going to see a lot of versions fo Young Rascals and Wilson Picket songs. The site is HERE and my blog post about my KOMA memories is HERE.

what I hate is being told to turn up at 5.30 or whatever, so you turn up at 7.00 and nobodys there and not even a mike stand is set up. we just jump on and do half a song and we are good to go but there is only 2 of us so...in new zealand the sound guy would probly be a good mate of mine or somone I already know.
but yeah, I do hate sitting there banging a snare/kick/tom for half an hour

Branded record covers by lee Tea

I've listened to the Rip Offs-Get A Record. Played Tonio K-Life in the Food Chain (there's a few good songs on it, but mostly not good, although it's a green promo copy and it looks cool) and Joe Jackson-I'm the Man, primarily for the title track. It's the best song on the album.

Hmmm ...
The Powder Monkeys - Persecution Blues EP. Melbourne pub band. The label is Dog Meat in Aust and Alive Records in Cal, USA.

STEWED "DEEP DOWN THING" ON TWIST RECORDS,ONE OF THE FINEST (VINYL ONLY) ALBUMS YOU WILL EVER HEAR,A BOLD CLAIM,BUT IT RULES
TROUBLED TIMES 7",THEE MIGHTY CEASARS
ENJOY

Nobunny - Love Visions
Four Slicks - In Bonneville
Okmoniks - Party Fever!!!

April Stevens 'Teach me tiger' -very dangerous song!
'The Lurch' Ted Cassidy
'Bombora' the Atlantics
'My heart is beating' Mary Weiss
'Russian roulette' and 'Girls girls girls' the Lords of the New Church
Like flies on sherbert has been reissued on vinyl by Munster a couple years ago with killer extra track 'No more the moon shines on Lorena'-Week end!!!!ç!

King Louie and the Loose Diamonds - Memphis Treat LP
Jay Reatard - See/Saw 7"
The Dirtbombs - Politicians In My Eyes 7"
Alex Chilton - Like Flies On Sherbet mp3s (a legal download, but I need to get this on LP!)
Spectrum Meets Captain Memphis - Indian Giver promo CD (Needs to be on vinyl)
White Stripes - Conquest 7"s
Mudhoney - The Lucky Ones LP/mp3s
Jucifer - L'ectrine promo Cd (gettin' the LP soon!)

Finally learned how to import videos from my old tapes. (Yeah I'm 5 years late). This is an all time fave of mine. Really puts me back to when I was first discovering punk and going to gigs as a kid in 1980. Have never seen this video on youtube or anywhere else. What do you think of this vid? Am I kidding myself in thinking this is any good?
Find more videos like this on The GaragePunk Hideout

Saw him tear it up over a year ago at the Rhythm Room in Phoenix. One of the best shows I have seen him do in years. The crowd was really into it, ton of fun. My girl and I were wondering if something had happened because he was usually making a show around the first of the year and we feared we missed him.

I think we all wish him a speedy recovery.

I just saw it last night. It inspired me to check out some of Strummers BBC radio shows. You can find some here: http://alphish.multiply.com/music/item/245/Joe_Strummer_-_London_Calling_BBC_World_Service_ (Unfortunately it's on that annoying Rapidshare site, which, at least for me, required some getting used to)

Thanks to Kopper the futures looking good for the Hideout so I'm saying "thank fuck for that"!

What a bummer. Check out my tribute to Bo on One Cup of Coffee & a Cigarette #39 if you like. www.onecupofcoffee.garagepunk.com

Bo used to live here in New Mexico. I blogged about that here: http://steveterrell.blogspot.com/2008/06/rip-bo-diddley.html

Ah Yess, The Dutchess! Also Jerome Green! I think the Animals song "The Story of Bo Diddley" sums it all up; Now lets hear the story of Bo Diddley and the Rock n Roll scene in general Bo Diddley was born Ellas McDaniel in a place called McComb, Missississipi about 1926 He moved to Chicago about 1938 Where his name was eventually changed to Bo Diddley He practiced the guitar everyday and sometimes into the night Till his papa's hair began to turn white His Pa said "Son, listen hear, I know You can stay but that guitar has just gotta go" So he pulled his hat down over his eyes Headed out for them Western Skies I think Bob Dylan said that He hit New York City He began to play at the Apollo in Harlem Good scene there everybody raving One day, one night, came a Cadillac with four head lights Came a man with a big, long, fat, cigar said, "C'mere son, I'm gonna make you a star" Bo Diddley said, "Uh..whats in it for me?" Man said, "Shut your mouth son , play the guitar and you just wait and see" Well, that boy made it, he made it real big And so did the rest of the rock n roll scene along with him And a white guy named Johnny Otis took Bo Diddley's rhythm He changed it into hand-jive and it went like this In a little old country town one day A little old country band began to play Add two guitars and a beat up saxophone When the drummer said, boy, those cats begin to roam Oh baby oh we oh oh Ooh la la that rock and roll Ya hear me oh we oh oh Ooh la la that rock and roll [ Find more Lyrics at www.mp3lyrics.org/ovp ] Then in the U.S. music scene there was big changes made Due to circumstances beyond our control such as payola The rock n roll scene died after two years of solid rock and you got discs like, ah... Take good care of my baby Please don't ever make her blue and so forth About, ah, one year later in a place called Liverpool in England Four young lads with mop haircuts began to sing stuff like, ah... It's been a hard days night and I;ve been working like a dog and so on In a place called Richmond in Surrey, whay down in the deep south They got guys with long hair down their back singing I wanna be your lover baby I wanna be your man yeah and all that jazz Now we've doing this number, Bo Diddley, for quite some time now Bo Diddley visited this country last year We were playing at the Club A Go-go in Newcastle, our home town The doors opened one night and to our surprise walked in the man himself, Bo Diddley Along with him was Jerome Green, his maraca man, and the Duchess, his gorgeous sister And a we were doing this number Along with them came the Rolling Stones, the Mersey Beats, They're all standing around diggin' it And I overheard Bo Diddley talkin' He turned around to Jermone Green And he said, "Hey, Jerome? What do you think these guys doin' our..our material?" Jerome said, "Uh, where's the bar, man? Please show me to the bar..." He turned around the Duchess And he said, "Hey Duchess...what do you think of these young guys doin' our material?" She said, "I don't know. I only came across here to see the changin' of the guards and all that jazz." Well, Bo Diddley looked up and said to me, with half closed eyes and a smile, He said "Man," took off his glasses, He said, "Man, that sure is the biggest load of rubbish I ever heard in my life..." Hey Bo Diddley Oh Bo Diddley Yeah Bo Diddley Oh Bo Diddley Yeah Bo Diddley!

i use a busted behringer condenser microphone, i bought in cash converters (like a second store) and its really distorted its wicked. so i dunno try taking your mic apart and messin around with it. it worked for me.

It's about time! Maybe this'll wake some people up to America's greatest party band!