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bomp-digest          Wednesday, April 9 1997          Volume 01 : Number 097




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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 06:40:10 -0400
From: "White, Rob E." <whiter@orstcb.od.nih.gov>
Subject: The Things

After reading "The Knights Of Fuzz" book, I'd like to find those two LPs
by The Things. Can anyone tell me where I could buy them please?

Robbie White
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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 10:00:18 -0500 (CDT)
From: dothepop@ix.netcom.com (Lisa Lindstrom)
Subject: Re: Murder Punk

You wrote: 

>> 
>> I recently got 2 CDs "Murder Punk vol 1&2 - the Australian
>> Years". On Murder Punk label from Tasmania.
>> They include the Fun Things EP, plus many more incredible good
>> Australian bands from 77-80 years (Victims, Razr, Suicide Squad,
>> Babeez, Thought Criminals, Psycho Surgeons, Scientists, Chosen Few,
>> News, Leftlovers) They really deserve to be known. IMHO the Fun
>> Things tracks are the best.
>
>Any idea who's distributing this stuff here in the States?
>
>kopper

I got my copies thru Busy Kids: POB 49984, Austin, TX  78765. 

Alan W.
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Date: Wed,  9 Apr 97 12:47:00 GMT 
From: g.nicoll@genie.com
Subject: Wayback playlist/radio lament

I sometimes just wanna sob with joy when I see these Wayback Machine
playlists, as this to me is perfect radio programming -- EXACTLY what I
think REAL pop radio should be. Yet there's nothing remotely like it here in
Atlanta (and, I suspect, in most markets around the country), especially
since the once great college stations are now devoting themselves day &
night largely to rap and "avant noise" music (what the late Gregory Dean
Smalley called "the sound of monkeys fucking in trash cans") and the
commercial stations -- even the ones that used to play the Raiders and the
Supremes -- now broadcast little else besides the yowling of waiflike
crooners and the sputtering bowel movements talent less neo-grunge stoners.
(Do the coke-snorting dicksmacks who rush to put this swill on the air
really think that Alanis is better than Jackie deShannon, that the losers
who "sing" for Bush and Oasis are better frontmen than Manfred of the
Woggles, or that Silverchair could play a Chuck Berry lick if their supply
of pimple cream depended on it?)

Yet, there IS hope....

I examine these lists like these -- Wayback Machine, Rumpus Room, Booze
Party, Walk Don't Run, etc. -- and I realize that there's a healthy
resistance movement afoot, and that I'm not the only one who feels that the
Swingin' Neckbreakers, Buddy Holly, Man or Astro-Man?, the Bent Scepters,
the Trashwomen, Roky Erickson, and Thee Headcoatees belong on America's
airwaves.

<...huge sigh....>


- -- GREGORY NICOLL

P.S. Isn't the band who first did "Let's Talk About Girls" actually called
the Truth of Tongues, not the Tongues of Truth?
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Date: Wed, 09 Apr 1997 11:34:28 PDT
From: "T.J. O'Brien" <spodieodie@hotmail.com>
Subject: Guitar Wolf/Pleasure Fuckers/Nashville Pussy/Teenage Timebomb 

Last night at the Gallery in Normal, IL, I witnessed one of the most amazing 
frickin' rock & roll shows ever.  I still can't believe it.  Sure, Guitar Wolf 
was genius, but I'm still trying to get over Nashville Pussy's bass player 
blowing fire over the heads of the audience (there's no stage at this place, 
either).  Jesus H. Christ!  All four bands just blew me away, really.  I don't 
know if this was a one-off, or if you can catch the three bands together again 
(Teenage Timebomb's from Normal), but, boy oh boy, what a blowout you're in 
store for if you do happen to see this triple bill.  A true world-wide punk rock 
showcase.    
T.J.


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Date: Wed, 09 Apr 1997 18:59:30 EDT
From: revkarl@juno.com (Karl R Schmit)
Subject: Re: Fun Things...

On Tue, 08 Apr 1997 23:35:00 -0600 kopper <kopper@mail.inlink.com>
writes:
>Didier Georgieff wrote:
>> 
>> On  6 Apr 97 at 16:23, Matt Cohen wrote:
>> 
>> > Can anyone here give me any info about the Fun Things?  The 
>Vikings, Devil
>> > Dogs, and Teengenerate all covered songs by them, but I've never 
>heard
>> > anything about them.
>> 
>> I recently got 2 CDs "Murder Punk vol 1&2 - the Australian
>> Years". On Murder Punk label from Tasmania.
>> They include the Fun Things EP, plus many more incredible good
>> Australian bands from 77-80 years (Victims, Razr, Suicide Squad,
>> Babeez, Thought Criminals, Psycho Surgeons, Scientists, Chosen Few,
>> News, Leftlovers) They really deserve to be known. IMHO the Fun
>> Things tracks are the best.
>
>Any idea who's distributing this stuff here in the States?
>
>kopper
>-- 
Busy Kids, as has already been said. Check out their rarely updated web
page, http://www.urbekah.com/busykids     Might not have the Murder Punk
CDs in their online catalog, but definately email them and ask.   Also I
saw that Underground Medicine, a punk mailorder in CT, has both volumes
of Murder Punk CDs.  Not sure on their address, they always have an ad in
MRR so you could check that.
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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 21:42:16 -0500
From: stevens@skyenet.net (Tom Stevens)
Subject: Old friends?

Hi folks.  

Tom Stevens checking in.  

Mighty nice place you have here.

Anyone I know around?  

Write me at stevens@skyenet.net 

'til then,

Tom


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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 97 19:37:48 EDT
From: cbennet0@counsel.com (Caressa D. Bennet -- Bennet ^ Bennet PLLC - Washington )
Subject: Kaisers/Voxx fuzz

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I just picked up the Kaisers' Beat it Up CD, and can't believe I
haven't heard this incredible Merseybeat style garage combo
before.  Can anyone provide me with a discography or any other
info?  Have they ever toured the States?  

On another subject, I posted a while ago a guitar geek question
about the reissued Voxx tonebender fuzz box, but I don't think it
ever went through.  Has anyone heard this pedal?  Does it sound
like authentic mid 60's fuzz, or is it just yer basic distortion
box?

Thanks,
Michael Bennet


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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 22:44:44 +0000
From: bloodred@transport.com (Jeff Martin)
Subject: Re: Blood Red/address

Hey Alan,
Can you send me your address one more time? (sorry).
I have a new comp out that I'd like to get to you. Let me know how it's
going and if you have any use for review copies of stuff on the fabulous
Blood Red label.

Thanks and take care,
Jeff


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