From: owner-bomp-digest@ (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@Bolis.com Subject: bomp-digest V1 #3 Reply-To: bomp Sender: owner-bomp-digest@ Errors-To: owner-bomp-digest@ Precedence: bulk bomp-digest Friday, January 10 1997 Volume 01 : Number 003 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 15:41:20 -0500 (EST) From: "Thomas O'Neil" Subject: Re: more peeves... At 01:13 PM 1 / 10 / 97 -0500, you wrote: >How about, "My bad"? > I would have added it myself, but i was never quite shure of the spelling. I'd like to punch someone in the face everytime i hear the bloody horrible word. Cheers->->->->->->Chris ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 15:55:18 -0500 (EST) From: Smwrdsn@aol.com Subject: Re: "I feel Alright!"-Iggy Pop, 1970 Here is my list of Iggy/Stooges material that is for sale. Generally, there is plenty more information available on any listing (stock numbers, dates of gigs, etc.). Would be happy to supply that if needed. These items will be sold individually, and special savings on lots. Happy Hunting! Some Weird Sin OFFICIALLY RELEASED VINYL The Stooges USA original The Stooges USA reissue Funhouse USA original w/ gatefold Funhouse USA white label promo Raw Power USA original Raw Power UK reissue No Fun Germany compilation lp The Idiot USA original Lust For Life USA original Choice Cuts USA compilation lp TV Eye England TV Eye USA original TV Eye USA promo New Values Spain gatefold Rock At The Edge USA compilation Soldier USA original Soldier USA promo Party USA original Party USA promo Zombie Birdhouse USA original Blah-Blah-Blah USA Blah-Blah-Blah USA promo Instinct USA autographed Instinct USA promo autographed Live At The Channel USA promo only Brick By Brick Australia yellow vinyl American Caesar UK double lp OFFICIALLY RELESED 10 AND 12 INCH EP’S Lust For Life Germany Soldier USA promo Party USA promo Blah-Blah-Blah Australia white label promo Cry For Love USA white label promo Cry For Love USA Real Wild Child UK Shades UK Isolation UK Firegirl UK High On You UK Living On The Edge… UK gatefold Candy UK Beside You UK 10 inch OFFICIALLY RELEASED 7 AND 12 INCH PICTURE DISCS Cold Metal UK Living On The Edge Of The Night UK Well, Did You Evah 5’1/Pretty Flamingo UK 7 inch SOUNDTRACKS Arizona Dream France cd single Freddy’s Dead USA cd Repo Man USA lp Shocker cassette Shocker USA promo lp Slaves Of New York cassette GUEST APPEARANCES David Bowie "Tonight" USA lp Ryuichi Sakamoto "Neo Geo" promo lp Ryuichi Sakamoto "Risky" UK ep John Moran "The Manson Family: An Opera" USA cd OFFICIALLY RELEASED 7 INCH VINYL I Wanna be Your Dog/same USA promo Down On The Street/1970 USA promo Search And Destroy/same USA Shake Appeal/Search And Destroy USA The Passenger/Nightclubbing UK pic slv Sister Midnight/same USA promo I’m Bored/African Man UK pic slv 5’1/Pretty Flaming UK pic slv Loco Mosquito/Take Care Of Me UK pic slv Bang Bang/Sea Of Love UK pic slv Run Like A Villian/Platonic UK pic slv Cry For Love/Winners And Losers USA Cry For Love/Winners And Losers Japan pic slv Real Wild Child/Little Miss Emporer UK pic slv w/ poster Real Wild Child/Little Miss Emporer UK pic slv Real Wild Child/Little Miss Emporer Japan pic slv Shades/Baby, It Can’t Fall UK pic slv Firegirl/Blah-Blah-Blah live UK pic slv Isolation/Hideaway UK poster sleeve Cold Metal/Instinct UK poster sleeve High On You/Squarehead UK Living On The Edge…/Passenger Australia 2 pack w/ Home/Lust For Life Candy/Pussy Power acoustic UK pic slv OFFICIALLY RELEASED VIDEO AND LASER DISCS Cry Baby VHS Kiss My Blood France VHS Kiss My Blood Japan laser disc OFFICIALLY RELEASED COMPACT DISCS Pop Songs Germany compilation The Story Of Iggy Pop Germany 2 disc set Zombie Birdhouse Germany Brick By Brick USA Brick By Brick USA poster sleeve Butt Town USA promo only Iggy Pop (3) France 3 disc box set Fast Track To Nowhere USA OFFICIALLY RELEASED COMPACT DISC SINGLES AND EP’S Compact Hits UK Cold Metal USA promo only High On You USA promo only Living On The Edge… USA Living On The Edge… USA different Living On The Edge… Australia The Raw Tracks USA promo Home/Lust For Life/Pussy Power/Sister Midnight Home sanitized edit USA promo only Candy USA promo only Candy UK special "candy box" The Undefeated UK Well, Did You Evah UK Give Peace A Chance UK Wild America E.P. UK autographed Wild America USA promo only Wild America: Rare Tracks Japan Louie Louie Holland Louie Louie Holland soft pack Beside You USA promo only Beside You Holland Beside You UK POSTERS AND PHOTOS The Idiot promo 8x10 photo, nice teeth Metallic KO promo 8x10 Idiot promo photo Blah-Blah-Blah promo 12/12/86 Zurich concert Blah-Blah-Blah promo different than above Campus Voice Encounter promo 1980 Bookie’s Club concert Brick By Brick tour poster Brick By Brick promo poster Iggy/Mano Negra tour poster Blah-Blah-Blah in Rome Instinct Now poster Blah-Blah-Blah red promo Blah-Blah-Blah black and white promo Godfathers Of Punk poster The Wild One (book) promo poster 11/12/88 Gothenburg concert 2- 8x10 ‘86’87 era photos 10/6/96 Detroit concert 3/10/94 Denver concert 10/23/90 photos BOOKS I Need More France (French text) The Wild One Sweden Iggy Pop Collection USA (sheet music and photos) FANZINES AND MAGAZINES Chatterbox fanzine Blank Generation fanzine I Wanna Be Your Dog fanzine Rock Scene magazine 7/77 Creem magazine 1/83 Creem magazine 4/74 Trouser Press magazine 1/83 Goldmine 8/82 Circus magazine 5/77 Sounds magazine 10/86 Spin magazine Face magazine ID magazine Spinal Scratch magazine w/ bonus 45 Magazyn Muzyczny #3 Magazyn Muzyczny #4 Rock And Folk 9/75 Rock And Folk 1986 Best magazine 6/73 Best magazine 10/88 Best magazine 12/86 Rock And Folk /189 Rock magazine 12/82 Rock And Folk Rock And Folk 12/88 Rock And Folk 9/76 Rock eh Stock #6 Best magazine 6/77 Best magazine 3/85 Best magazine 10/77 Best magazine 6/78 Rock And Folk 9/85 Best magazine 11/77 Best magazine 1979 Best magazine 6/79 Rock And Folk 4/89 Non Stop magazine 1988 Rock And Folk 10/82 Rock And Folk 1977 Best magazine 6/74 Rock And Folk 5/77 Rock And Folk 10/77 Melody Maker 1/87 Sounds magazine 7/88 International Eye magazine 12/86 Sounds magazine 10/86 Columbus Performance magazine 1988 Sounds magazine 8/88 New Musical Express 7/88 Sounds magazine 6/88 Sounds magazine 6/90 RIP magazine 12/90 Playboy magazine 12/90 Alternative Press 9/93 The Villiage Noize 1993 Spin Magazine College Music Report 1990 OFFICIALLY RELEASED CASSETTES Blah-Blah-Blah USA Instinct Canada Brick By Brick USA Brick By Brick sampler USA promo only Red Hot + Blue Candy USA single Fast Track To Nowhere USA promo only 2 Record Set USA 8 TRACKS Lust For Life MISCELLANEOUS Stardust Ballroom handbill Michigan Theater handbill Motor City Roller Rink handbill Pittsburgh record show handbill Instinct press kit Blah-Blah-Blah press kit Party press kit back stage pass Soldier era postcard Brick By Brick biography American Caesar press kit Blah-Blah-Blah UK silver record award back stage pass Cleveland 1986 Blah-Blah-Blah tour program 11/23/90 Louisville handbill BOOTLEG 12" VINYL 5 ep box set France pink vinyl A Real Wild Child double lp Berlin ’91 France Best Of Bomp USA Cry For Love France double lp Duet At The Mantra Germany From Napalm To Nice Guy double lp Heroine Hates You double lp Iggy And The Stooges I Got A Right USA I Got A Right USA blue vinyl I Got Nothing France I’m Sick Of You Germany white vinyl Jesus Loves The Stooges USA 10" Kill City green vinyl Kill City USA black vinyl Kill City USA 10" ep King Biscuit Flower Hour double lp Kinky Busyness UK La Creme de Skydog France Laecherling, The Live 1971 Live At The Channel France double lp Live At The Channel France ep Live At The Continental red/black splatter vinyl Live At The Whiskey A-Go-Go France pink vinyl Metallic KO USA Metallic KO USA still sealed Metallic 2xKO France double lp Michigan Rocks USA My Girl Hates My Heroine France Nightclubbing double lp Nightclubbing double lp (different) Paris Hippodrome ’77 France green vinyl gatefold Paris Hippodrome ’77 France green vinyl ep Pop Goes Iggy USA multicolor vinyl Pure Lust France yellow vinyl Eaw Power France pink vinyl Raw Power Dog Canada double lp Raw Stooges Vol. 1 Germany Raw Stooges Vol. 2 Germany Ritz NYC July 20, 1988 double lp Rock Around The World interview lp Rough Power USA 10" EP Rubber Legs France w/ bonus 45 Shake Appeal 10" blue vinyl She Creatures Of The Hollywood Hills France pink vinyl Studio Rehearsals 73-74 The Wild One Till The End Of The Night France green vinyl Two Record Set Whitman’s Punk Sampler Germeny Winter Of My Discontent BOOTLEG 7 INCH VINYL 5 ep box set France green vinyl Everybody Needs Somebody To Love/Hassles Italy pic slv Feel Alright/Squarehead red vinyl pic slv Fire Engine/Warrior Tribe pic slv I Got A Right/No Sence Of Crime France pink vinyl pic slv I Got A Right/Gimme Some Skin USA no pic slv I Got A Right/Gimme Some Skin USA pic slv I’m Sick Of You/Tight Pants/The Scene Of The Crime USA pic slv I’m The Original One/Speak To Me marble vinyl pic slv Jesus Loves The Stooges UK pic slv Johanna/Purple Haze France green vinyl pic slv Kill City/I Got Nothing UK pic slv Mona/I Don’t Know Why no pic slv Open Up And Bleed green vinyl pic slv Out On The Edge red vinyl pic slv Purple Haze/1969 pic slv Success/CC Rider/Dog Food Russia pic slv TV Eye/I Feel Alright no pic slv Who Daddy 1xblue vinyl, 1xred vinyl pic slv BOOTLEG 7 AND 12 INCH PICTURE DISCS Death Trip France 12" Live At The Channel vol1. France 12" Live At The Channel vol 2. France 12" Raw Mixex Vol 1. 12" Raw Mixes vol 2. 12" Search And Destroy 12" BOOTLEG COMPACT DISCS Back To The Streets USA Beast, The Italy Butt Head Germany Cold Metal Italy Cold Metal Austria Conversation Disc Series Iggy And The Stooges France I’m Sick Of You/Kill City Germany 2 disc set I’m The Wild One Italy Kill City Germany King Biscuit Flower Hour airdate 8/28/88 King Biscuit Flower Hour airdate 2/12/89 King Biscuit Flower Hour airdate 10/10-16/94 Live At The Channel France Live At The Channel France ep Live At The Whiskey A-Go-Go France Live Berlin ’91 France Live In The Cover Japan Live Ritz NYC France Metalhead Italy More Blah/Naked Truth My Girl Hates My Heroine France Nightclubbing Night Of Destruction France 6 disc box set Open Up And Bleed France Out On The Streets Again Italy Paris Hippodrome ’77 France Paris Hippodrome ’77 France ep Paris Hippodrome ’77 France 3" Raw Mixes Vol One 1969 France Raw Mixes Vol Two 1970 France Raw Stooges Italy Real Wild Child Germany double cd Rock Hard Rough Stooges USA Rubber Legs France Search And Destroy Siamese Dogs France Sister Midnight autographed Some Weird Sin France Till The End Of The Night France Tough Guys Do Dance Italy Wake Up Suckers We Are Not Talking About Commercial Shit France Wild Animal France Also available are hundreds of hours of Iggy/Stooges audio tapes. If you want a detailed listing of these, I’ll have to snail-mail. Huge discount for t he entire lot (approx. 550 tapes). I’VE GOT A HARD-ASS PAIR OF SHOULDERS ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 21:06:29 +0000 From: Steve Coleman Subject: Re: BOMP! POP! QUIZ! 1. WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE BEATLE AND WHY? HAS THIS CHANGED WITH AGE? = =20 IF SO, EXPLAIN YOUR ODESSEY OF THOUGHT... Definitely Ringo. It always annoyed me when my father would rubbish his drumming. Hell they were a r'n'r band not the Modern Jazz Quartet. =20 =20 2. WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE MONKEE? THE SAME TWO ABOVE QUESTIONS=20 APPLY.... =20 The little one from England. Mum tells me that I was born in the same hospital ward in Manchester (on Bo Diddley's birthday). Cool combination or what! =20 3. WHO ARE THE HOTTEST/SEXIST BOMP-RELATED ROCKERS? =20 The Monoman when he was wearing all that eye shadow in '78. =20 4. FASHION: DO YOU HAVE FAVORITE ITEMS OF CLOTHING THAT APPLY TO THE= =20 MUSIC DISCUSSED ON THIS LIST? (do you dress the part?) =20 Well I always take a plastic shopping bag when I go to the Wild Boston Room in order to stuff the odd jumper or jacket. It also comes in handy for putting the odd loaf of bread or pint of milk if I have to run an errand on the way there. (The shops are closed after midnight). Steve says "Don't be a square, buy your groceries on the way to a Headcoats gig". =20 WHAT ROCKERS HAVE INFLUENCED YOUR FASHION?(, IF APPLICABLE...) Check Shirts predominate on our washing line so perhaps the answer to this one is John Fogerty. =20 5. BRAG TO US ABOUT YOUR COLLECTABLES, MEMORABILIA, RARE REKKIDS,=20 ETC. Best junk shop find ever was ten years ago on the Holloway Road, N. London. =A35 bought the following bag of goodies : Kinda Kinks ep; Kwiet Kinkgs ep,= a pile of Pye Kinks singles including 'You Do Something To Me' in mint condition; first Pretty Things ep, first Them ep (includes the super rare 'Philosophy'), various Them singles, Dowliners Sect 'Sing Sick Songs' ep (slight cover wear). Only one regret that day - leaving behind 'Wooly Bully'. NB All eps had picture bags too. =20 6. WHO DO YOU WISH YOU COULD HAVE SEEN FROM THE 1950S: 1960S; AND 70'S, WHO YOU COULDN'T NOW POSSIBLY SEE PERFORM LIVE? =20 50s Elvis, Jerry Lee, Jimmy Reed, Howlin' Wolf, Little Willie John (tons of Sun, Vee-Jay and Chess artists). 60s UK : The Action; Creation, Johns Children (pre-Bolan), Yardbirds, Pretty= Things US : Standells, Seeds, Watchband, Prunes, !3th Floor Elevators 70s Gary Glitter (circa those fab Bell singles), Slade, Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, Clash=20 But what the hell there are still plenty of artists feeding from identical sources as the above. So seek them out and enjoy the nineties.=20 . \\|// (-0-0-) =20 - ------oO-(--)-Oo--------------------------------------------- Steve Coleman scaf@pro-net.co.uk The Fleshtones Hall of Fame http://www.pro-net.co.uk/scaf/fhof.html - ------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Date: 10 Jan 97 16:14:55 -0500 From: "Andrea Lauritzen" Subject: Peeves question You were talking about: >How about, "My bad"? > >I would have added it myself, but i was never quite shure of the >spelling. >I'd like to punch someone in the face everytime i hear the >bloody horrible word. What is that? How is it used and what is it supposed to mean? I don't think I've ever heard it. Is it safe to add, "You go, girl!" We have FINALLY gotten rid of "Peace up" and "Word up", haven't we? Thanks Andrea ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 16:18:58 -0500 From: mlawren1@explorer.csc.com Subject: Re: more peeves... Thomas O'Neil wrote: > > At 01:13 PM 1 / 10 / 97 -0500, you wrote: > >How about, "My bad"? > > > How about spinal bifuda, wet leprosy and cancer? Or is this bit restricted onlt to kitschy peeves? ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 23:34:40 EET From: "T P Uschanov" Subject: Re: zip codes Squishy@aol.com wrote: > Anyway, regarding zip codes, my recollection is that they came in about > 1965-6, but it took awhile for everyone to get in the habit of using > them. I could be wrong, though. They were first introduced in mid-1963, according to the nearest encyclopaedias. T P Uschanov, University of Helsinki, Finland, European Union tuschano@cc.helsinki.fi ### http://www.helsinki.fi/~tuschano/ "Omnia praeclara tam difficilia, quam rara sunt." (Baruch Spinoza, 1632-1677) ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 16:34:05 -0500 From: mlawren1@explorer.csc.com Subject: Re: "I feel Alright!"-Iggy Pop, 1970 Speaking of: I have an Iggy bootleg, vinyl, dbl lp set of a concert in Paris in the late 70's. It's called "Suck On This." If anyone would like to have it or a taped copy, I'd be happy to swap. - -Frank ------------------------------ Date: 10 Jan 97 17:09:28 -0400 From: Laura Taylor Subject: My Peeve I also hope this is the year we abandon this whole "politically correct" thing and instead rely on our own morals, consciences, and instilled senses of right and wrong, as opposed to what a handful of pundits says we should and shouldn't do/say. We can enjoy life a bit more, without hurting anyone. I don't mean we should return to the days where it's acceptable to use racial or sexist epithets, or treat people inhumanely, but COME ON! The '90s are so serious...This, btw, comes from a bleeding-heart, left-leaning-lounge-luving-Laura... I love you, man(a peeve of many, and I don't think I've ever seen that commercial) Paz to all! "It's just my nature to do weird stuff..." Laura Taylor (813) 974-3733 ltaylor@wusf.usf.edu ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 17:09:25 -0500 From: ccarlson@valsmtp.riag.com Subject: Re: zip codes T P Uschanov writes: Squishy@aol.com wrote: > Anyway, regarding zip codes, my recollection is that they came in about > 1965-6, but it took awhile for everyone to get in the habit of using > them. I could be wrong, though. They were first introduced in mid-1963, according to the nearest encyclopaedias. You are correct T P, however Squishy is also right about the lag-time before they were used commonly. As a long-time subscriber to Mad magazine in the early '60s and one who frequently mailed away for comics and comic fanzines, it wasn't until about '66 that all publishers asked for your ZIP code. The presence of a ZIP code on a record or publication can only give you a ball-park idea of a date. Craig Groveland 34, Mass. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 17:38:05 -0500 From: ccarlson@valsmtp.riag.com Subject: Re: My Peeve Laura wrote: I also hope this is the year we abandon this whole "politically correct" thing and instead rely on our own morals, consciences, and instilled senses of right and wrong, Hey, that's pretty perceptive, you know, for a chick. :-) Craig Who rarely uses "emoticons" (a peeve) but figured he'd better this time. ------------------------------ Date: 10 Jan 97 17:48:38 -0500 From: "Andrea Lauritzen" Subject: THANK YOU LAURA!!!!! Lougee Laura said: >I also hope this is the year we abandon this whole "politically >correct" thing and instead rely on our own morals, consciences, >and instilled senses of right and wrong, as opposed to what a >handful of pundits says we should and shouldn't do/say. Please let there be no more sheep telling us how to think!!! Thanks Andrea ------------------------------ Date: 10 Jan 97 18:18:59 -0500 From: "Andrea Lauritzen" Subject: Re: Re: My Peeve Craig said: Hey, that's pretty perceptive, you know, for a chick. :-) OOOOOH, Craig, you are ASKING FOR IT NOW!!!!!! ;-) Andrea ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 21:42:56 -0500 (EST) From: Frank Uhle Subject: Re: Clingers On Fri, 10 Jan 1997, Bruce Brink wrote: > Frank wrote: > > > 3. WHO ARE THE HOTTEST/SEXIST BOMP-RELATED ROCKERS? > > Can I cite the Clingers as a group? Anybody else but me and Freddy Fortune see > the video of them doing "Gonna Have a Good Time" (Easybeats song) ca. 1970? Un- > fucking-real!!! > ======================================================= > > What show was this on, Frank? Shebang? I don't know, but I'm guessing it was Upbeat. I got the clip on a compilation made by a friend and its source is unidentified. It's color, lipsynched and reminds me of the other Upbeat stuff I've seen. The clip is from 1970, according to the info written on the tape. From the clothing and hairstyles, it couldn't be much earlier. By the way, I didn't mention that the Clingers are 4 super good-lookin' women who are a late-60s female garage band. They had a few 45s out apparently, but I don't know much about them. Did Kim Fowley discover them or something? Definitely look like the types he'd try to get in his sexist clutches. I think they were (or purported to be) sisters, too. I don't have all the Girls in the Garage comps, but I don't recall seeing them on one--if they're not, the version they do of "Gonna Have a Good Time" ought to be included on a future volume. Frank ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 23:54:47 -0800 From: Daniel Gackle Subject: Theremin Hey, Bomp-Theremin fans, Seems this is my week to be deluged with Theremins. Everywhere I go, I keep running into them. First, there was what you all had to say a few days ago. Then, I happened upon: http://wfmu.org/Catalog/Sects/theremin.html And just now I was reading a music article in one of the local (SF) weeklies, and--by gum--more Theremins! You can read the exact same thing at their web site: http://www.sfbg.com/Music/OutLoud/index.html (I assume it will only be there for this week, though.) Maybe these will be of interest? If so, glad to be of service! Only--there's just one thing I was hoping somebody could explain to me -- WHAT'S A THEREMIN??? ;) Daniel ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V1 #3 ************************