From: owner-bomp-digest@ (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@Bolis.com Subject: bomp-digest V1 #6 Reply-To: bomp Sender: owner-bomp-digest@ Errors-To: owner-bomp-digest@ Precedence: bulk bomp-digest Monday, January 13 1997 Volume 01 : Number 006 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 08:14:14 -0500 From: mlawren1@explorer.csc.com Subject: Re: "I feel Alright!"-Iggy Pop, 1970 > I'd love to traded copies, name what you want and i might possibly have it. > Thanks, Cheers->->->->->Chris Chris: I'm not too well versed in what's out there: do you have any Stooges or early (i.e.: prior to "96 "reunion" ) Birdman boots? Regards, Frank ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 08:17:09 -0500 From: mlawren1@explorer.csc.com Subject: Re: more peeves... > Hell, open up the whole feild, what about elephantitis(of anything), pin > worms, and hemoriods. Cheers->->->->->Chris I almost went for elephantitis, but was caught in a crisis of faith regarding the spelling. Blenorrhea's pretty awful, too. ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 10:08:44 -0800 From: Mr B Subject: Optic Nerve/Headless Horsemen I ran into Frank Manlin (ex-Optic Nerve, Ravens, & Fad) a couple weeks back. He mentioned that The Optic Nerve were planning another reunion show in early February. He thought it'd be on a Thursday night, but mentioned February 7th (a Friday), so... who knows? Either way, it'll be in NYC. I'll try and get more details. Oh yeah, he also said he and Bobby Belfiore are considering maybe bringing the band to Europe! On the Headless Horsemen front... The guys are reuniting for (what I assume is) a one-off on Saturday February 8th at Continental on 3rd Ave just above St. Mark's Place in NYC. Also on the bill are The Gnats. Blair ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 97 10:37 EST From: Bruce Brink <0002140048@mcimail.com> Subject: Re: 'nother boat I missed! - -- [ From: BRUCE BRINK * EMC.Ver #3.2 ] -- Jeff wrote: > > BruceRE: Annabella Lwin >"When the going gets tough, the tough get going!" >Jeff *********************************************************** I think that the best thing Bow Wow Wow had going was their drummer, Dave Barbarrosa. The guy was a maniac on the traps! Wish I had a set of his drums, they looked like acid-warped saxophones from what I remember. "I feel sexy, sexy Eiffel towers" ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 10:40:05 -0500 (EST) From: Lelia Ellen Raley Subject: Re: more peeves... > >>Or how about HORRENDOUS SPELLING!!! (It's not YOU, Chris, only your spelling that gets me. I know you're a prince of a fella). Harumph, Lola > > > >How about spinal bifuda, wet leprosy and cancer? > >Or is this bit restricted onlt to kitschy peeves? > > > Hell, open up the whole feild, what about elephantitis(of anything), pin > worms, and hemoriods. Cheers->->->->->Chris > > ------------------------------ Date: 13 Jan 97 10:46:54 -0500 From: "Andrea Lauritzen" Subject: Addresses Some friends of mine are shopping around for labels to put out a 45 or LP/CD. One of them mentioned wanting to get the address for Dog Meat. Does anyone have this address? If you have your own label and may be interested, email me privately at Andrea_Lauritzen@Aspentech.com. Thanks Andrea ------------------------------ Date: 13 Jan 97 11:19:24 -0500 From: "Andrea Lauritzen" Subject: Bow Wow Wow Dave Barbarosa was good, but howzabout that bass on "roustabout"??? Car-azy! Pick up a couple of things this weekend: Mickey and Ludella - "Bedlam-A-Go Go" -- this is excellent! Girls in the Garage Vol. 7 (haven't heard it yet) Girls in the Garage Vol. 6 1/2 (ditto; this is a 7") M.O.T.O. - "E Plurabis Moto" -- I love this! Paul Caporino is so funny! I just heard of M.O.T.O. about 3 years ago, and now I finally got around to picking up something of theirs. Andrea ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 11:28:37 -0500 (EST) From: TweeKid@aol.com Subject: PURE POP FOR FIDGETY PEOPLE: WFDU-FM 1/12/97 - --PURE POP FOR FIDGETY PEOPLE-- WFDU-FM 89.1 6:00pm-9:00pm 1/12/97 It has been quite some time since I last posted a playlist for a radio show, so I thought that I would take a few moments out of the day to pop a a post on what I played last night on between 6:00 and 9:00. As always if there is anything that you have questions about please feel free to drop me an e-mail at the address listed below. Matthew Kaplan TweeKid@aol.com Gary Lewis & The Playboys: Without A Word of Warning (Liberty, 7"-US 1967) James Taylor Quartet: Money Spyder (Acid Jazz/Hollywood, CD-UK/US 1987) The Minstrels: Lot's Of Rock'Rollin (Anaba Pacific, 7"-Canada) Rationals: Feelin' Lost (Cameo, 7"-US 1963) The Gripweeds: I Can Hear The Grass Grow (Twang, 7"-US/Germany) Dino, Desi & Billy: Rebel Kind (Reprise, 7" 1967) Satan's Pilgrims: Wailers' House Party (eMpTy, 7"-US) Stewed: Get Out of My Life (Damaged Goods, CD-UK) ShoeStrings: Summer Days (March, CD-US) Everything But The Girl: Night & Day (Cherry Red, 7"-UK 1982) Frenchy: Spiderman (Dionysus, CD-US) Takako Minekawa: FAntastic Cat (Polystar, CD-Japan) Boy Wonder: Mission To Destroy (Self-Released, 7"-US) Sissy Bar: Punk Fries (Sugar Fix, CD-US) Virgin Whore Complex: Four Alarm Fire in Lovers Lane (Emperor Norton, CD-US) The Dynamics: I'm The Man (Big Top, 7"-US 1962) Darrell Banks: Our Love (Revilot, 7"-US 1966) Andre Williams: Jail Bait (Norton, LP-US) Roy Head & The Traits: Treat Her Right (Back Beat, 7"-US 1967) The Vagrants: I Love, Love You (Atco, 7"-US 1966) Silly Pillows: Luke Warm Weather (Little Teddy, 7"-US/Germany) Colin Blunstone: Caroline Goodbye (Epic/Legacy, CD-UK/US 1971/1996) The Shambles: Might As Well (Ginger, CD-US) DM3: 1X2 Devastated (Bomp, CD-Australia/US) The Breakaways: Walking Out on Love (Bomp, CD-US 1978/1996) The Dusters: Seventeen (Dischord, 7"-US) Stanley: Al Lover (Devour, 7"-US) Explodee: Novelty (Sidearm, 7"-US) The Pushkings: Memphis (March, CD-US) Our American Cousins: Lonesome Death of Jack & Judy (Rockville, 7"-US 1991) Sit'n'Spin: Dance With My Baby (Fluch, 7"-US/Austria) The Headcoatees: Swollow My Pride (Damaged Goods, 7"-UK) Holly Golightly: In You (Damaged Goods, 7"-UK) Red Prysock: Jump Red Jump (Avi, CD-US 1953/1996) Fortune & Maltese: Stay In School (Hilsdale, 7"-US) Bobby Fuller: Keep A Knockin' (Norton, LP-US 196?/1996) The Buckinghams: Lawdy Miss Clawdy (USA, 7"-US 1967) Sukia: The Dream Machine (NickleBag, CD-US) Rhythm & Noise: Schismatic (Asphodel, CD-US) Towering Inferno: Kadish (Island, CD-?) Matthew Shipp & Roscoe Mitchell: 2Z6 (2 13 61, CD-US) The Edsels: Rama Lama Ding Dong (Musictone, 7"-US 1964) DJ Shadow: Building Steam From A Grain of Salt (Mowax, CD-UK) David Thomas & 2 Pale Boys: Morbid Sky (Tim Kerr, CD-US) Rachels: Sirens (Quarterstick, CD-US) Bernard Hermann: Psycho (Sony Classics, CD-US) Wolfgang Parker & His Jumpin' Terrors: Puttin On The Ritz (Hep City, 7"-US) The Critters: It Just Won't Be That Way (Kapp, 7"-US 1966) Kavin' A's: The Pickers (Damaged Goods, CD-UK) Nashville Teens: Find My Way Back Home (London, 7"-K/US 1965) The Coyote Men: Loopy Lopez (Vendetta, 7"-UK) The Iguanas: Out of Limits (Norton, LP-US-196?/1996) The Count 5: They Are Gonna Get You (Double Shot, 7"-US1967) Thats about it for now. Remember support college radio and listen to the new music shows on WFDU-FM when you are in the New York area. Matthew ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 11:27:58 -0500 From: Brian Phillips Subject: Re: 'nother boat I missed! This fact only further puzzles me because there was none of that flash on the "Chiefs of Relief" album(BWW w/o A. Lwin). I heard that they played slower in concert. I should hope so! >I think that the best thing Bow Wow Wow had going was their drummer, >Dave Barbarrosa. The guy was a maniac on the traps! I'm a Rock 'n' Roll Puppet, in a band called Bow Wow Wow, Brian Phillips ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 11:15:11 -0800 From: gary mollica Subject: Re:WFDU-FM 1/12/97 - WRUW-FM 9/6/74 Hey folks! I don't know who a lot of you are beyond the Bomp list (there's a lot of CC's in the return address. This is in response to TweeKid's posting of his wonderful setlist from WFDU-FM. I was on college radio in Cleveland (WRUW-FM) from '73-78. I have only one surviving aircheck & one surviving playlist. I thought I'd post the playlist. (BTW, I'm only posting the Pop portion of the list. The same crumbling piece of paper also has a setlist of a jazz how I did 3 days later. let me know if you're interested. The show was called OPEN UP SAID THE WORLD AT THE DOOR, was on from. I think, 2-5 on Wednesday afternoons. This list is from Sept 6 '74, the day before my 19th birthday (god was I ever 18? I'm 41 now!!) The Move Open Up Said The World At The Door Looking On Yardbirds Over Under Sideways Down Greatest Hits Ten Years After I May Be Wrong... Undead Rory Gallagher In Your Town Live Refugee Someday Refugee Nice Little Arabella Ars Longa Vita Brevis Flash Small Beginnings Flash Yes Your Move Yes Album Bonzo Dog Band I'm Bored Gorilla Lovin' Spoonful Boredom Everything Playing Love Your Friend & Mine-Neil's Song 4 Sail The Band Ain't Got No Home Moondog Matinee Grateful Dead Move It On Down The Line Grateful Dead Steve Miller Band Overdrive Sailor The Move Ben Crawley Steel Company Message From The Country Lester "Road Hog" Moran Saturday Morning Radio Show - Live From Johnny Mack Bron HS Johnny Prine Yes I Guess They Oughta Name A Drink After You Diamond In the Rough Richard Thompson Twisted Henry The Human Fly Rory Gallagher Too Much Alcohol Irish Tour Martin Mull Drunkard's Waltz Normal Electric Flag Wine Song A Long Time Comin' Martin Mull Loser's Samba Martin Mull Stone The Crows 1-5-8 Teenage Licks Kinks Demon Alcohol/Banana Boat Song Everybody's in Show Biz Zombies This Will Be Our Year Odessey & Oracle Bonzo Dog Band Quiet Talks & Summer Walks Keynsham Rolling Stones Back Street Girl Flowers Chilliwack Rosy Chilliwack Grateful Dead Rosemary Aoxomoxoa Kinks Waterloo Sunset Something Else Beatles Anytime At All Something New Dave Clark 5 Try Too Hard Dave Clark 5 Siren Ze-Ze-Ze-Ze Siren Steppenwolf Born To Be Wild Steppenwolf Rolling Stones Please Go Home Flowers Steve Miller Dime A Dance Romance Sailor The Move Feel Too Good Looking On Sure wish I had a tape of this!! hope you enjoy the list. This is what we power poppers were trying to do more than 20 years ago, with only Phonograph Record Magazine & The Rock Marketplace to keep us sane, though Trans Oceanic Trowser Press wuld soon help (was given my 1st issue by the band Babe Ruth!) best, GaryM  ------------------------------ Date: 13 Jan 97 14:18:53 -0400 From: Laura Taylor Subject: BEST BUY No, I don't work for them, and chain stores like that tend to scare me...but if you have one in your town, check it out! Yesterday, I bought : 1. Barry&The Remains best of-CD put out by Sony in 1991-the title of which escapes me but fanatics will know... 2. A "Marvin the Martian" mouse pad and I saw a cool Sundazed CD comp, the title again which escapes me, a Bonzo Dog band section(w/peel sessions and an import I've never before seen), and a decent soundtrack section with titles like THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. Plus a friend bought IT'S RAINING TODAY-Scott Walker from there.... It ain't no Wal-Mart I'll tell ya' that! Waif Me, Lounge Laura "It's just my nature to do weird stuff..." Laura Taylor (813) 974-3733 ltaylor@wusf.usf.edu ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 15:26:22 -0600 From: Bob Pisciotta Subject: BEST BUY -Reply ..but if you have one in your town, check it out! Lounge Laura >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I second Lounge Laura's opinion. I've found that most Best Buy's usually have something to interest even the most demented music collector. I can kill a pleasuable hour or two just browsing the racks. In the past few years, I've found discs by: The Miracle Workers The Searchers three disc compilation The Church's "Hindsight" Lots of Sundazed stuff, including vol. 3 of Psychedelic Microdots, the Vejtables, the Mojo Men and the E-Types. Ed Kuepper, the Saints and the Aints Stiff Little Fingers best of--on One Way I just lose track of it all. Added bonus one: if you're in a town with more than one Best Buy, you soon find that the selection in each store can be pretty idiosyncratic. A little hunting can uncover some real gems in different stores. Added bonus two: the Nintendo/Sega/Sony Playstation section is right near the CD areas. Keeps the kids entertained while you shop!!!! I don't work for them either--I'm just a regular customer. Bob Pisciotta Prairie Village, KS bpisciot@kumc.edu ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 17:17:18 -0500 (EST) From: Tawsurf@aol.com Subject: Re: Addresses andrea-i got an oldish cheater slicks 7 that lists dog meat at GPO box 2366V, Melbourne, australia. also, try pat cochran of solamente records at phone number 718-398-6662 pat is fun and gullible and ripe for crank calls. otherwise, tell your friends to opt for the punk route and put their 7 out themselves. now pray, toddamn ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V1 #6 ************************