[RE][bomp] Blog Out!!!

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     Subject : [bomp] Blog Out!!!

     Date : Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:16:20 -0500

     From : Joe Emery <jemery@pstrategies.com>

     To : Bomp <bomp@xnet2.com>

     Hey Bompers-

     I can barely keep up with all the great stuff people are posting on
     blog

     sites these days -- literally thousands of tunes from killer boots,
     comps,

     and rare 7"s -- I friggin love that internet these days. Anyway, I
     wanted

     to share a handful of sites where I've discovered mind blowing
     garage,

     surf/instro, and 50s RnR, and am hoping others might chime in with
     their

     online discoveries as well. For starters:

     This guy posts loads of great one-off 7"s and unreleased garage,
     folk-rock

     international RnR stuff -- literally a site you need to check every
     few

     days:

     www.garagehangover.com

     Also check out this site for loads of great boots, including the
     entire

     Savage Kick and Desperate RnR series:

     http://rideyourpony-twighlightzone.blogspot.com/

     Also, four volumes of KILLER instros here:

     http://trustarvibrations.blogspot.com/

     Lately this site focuses on early psych from late 60s/early 70s but
     worth

     checking for garage, folk-rock, and other 60s stuff now and then...

     http://lost-in-tyme.blogspot.com/

     OK, so let's see some others post up on their fave blog sites for
     MP3s...

     Also, if you're really jonesing for rare garage, there are some
     generous

     (clueless?) folks selling rare garage 7"s on ebay where you can
     listen to

     samples of the singles they're selling, and every once in a while
     they

     (accidentally?) post the entire song... (search under 7"s for
     "listen" or

     "hear it").

     Lastly, jangle/folk-rock junkies listen up -- the Nightcrawlers cd
     comp on

     Big Beat is every bit as essential as the Byrds/Beau Brummels and
     if you're

     a real nut for this stuff, Chuck Conlon cut a handful of uncomped
     post

     Nightcrawlers 7"s that are as great as the Nightcrawlers stuff...

     joe

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