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bomp-digest        Wednesday, January 21 1998        Volume 98 : Number 032




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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 22:37:22 -0500
From: Jeff Kopp <kopper@inlink.com>
Subject: Re: The Omega Men live

Blair Buscareno wrote:
> 
> For fans in the Northeast, I've just been informed that The Omega Men will
> be playing Coney Island High in NYC at 10:30 this Friday night (1/23).
> The following Friday they open for The Creatures at the Funhouse in
> Bethlehem, PA.  (Ex-Neckbreakers guitarist Shaggy will be playing with the
> Creatures this night.  Not sure about JT, but I'll find out.)

Hey, is this the same Creatures as in The Creatures Of The Golden Dawn
(cd on Collectables called Keys To The Kingdom)? I thought they'd broken
up...?

kopper
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 22:28:19 -0500
From: Jeff Kopp <kopper@inlink.com>
Subject: The Screamin' Mee-Mees

Does anyone know anything about this band (The Screamin' Mee-Mees)? I
have a 7" on Bag of Hammers and it says something about them being from
the St. Louis area. I'm also wondering if they still may be around
because their name showed up on a list of bands in the local
entertainment weekly (The Riverfront Times) a couple of months ago,
nominated for best local alternative(???) band... but they never play
anywhere that I know of! Was that a joke or what? 

Thanks,
kopper
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 00:12:52 -0500
From: wigout6@juno.com (William H Jones)
Subject: Shakin'

Jim Parrett wrote:
>  There's also a video of Johnny Kidd's version (probably the '65) I saw
on one of those funky video jukeboxes they had in malls back in the 60s.
I was hooked. Altho the Guess Who do a fine version and of course the Who
do their own take of it on Leeds, there's never been a purer version than
this one for my money.

Johnny Kidd's is indeed the purest, and the standard.  The Mosquitos did
a cool version of Shakin' All Over back in the mid-80s, with great
harmonies on the chorus and a fine scream by lead singer Vance Brescia.

Another fine version of Shakin' All Over has been performed regularly by
The Secret Service (of NY), who first did this back in 1985.  I'm hopeful
that a compilation of studio and live recordings from the "old days" will
be released in a month or two, and you'll be able to judge for
yourselves.  The CD will contain what I feel is an amazing version of the
song from a show at CBGB in 11/87.

Be seeing you,
Bill
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 21:59:56 PST
From: "John Stanton" <johnfstanton@hotmail.com>
Subject: los chijuas

     Hi;
     Menachem mentioned that their tracks came from a demo lp from
'68. Pretty sure that a few copies have turned up in the last couple
of years (I'm sure you can guess the price on these babies....) and was 
intended for release/released to dj's only on the Musart label.
                                                                     
John S

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 23:14:14 +0000
From: Richard Brown <rbrwn@efn.org>
Subject: RE: Are the kids REALLY alright?

thought i would give my perspective since i'm a kid.......damn straight
kids suck! The big pants the mohawks but especially the ska! I hate ska
and its everywhere around my school. and fuck nofx and all the nofx
clones. i tottaly agree with "if the kids dont hate it it aint rock and
roll"!! but ifs watered down shit the kids will love it.......(of course
theyre are a few exceptions)
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 16:35:30 +1000
From: ben_whitten@nfsa.gov.au
Subject: customs cd

just read that a Customs reissue cd is imminent. The Customs featured
guitar from Peter Greenberg (DMZ/Lyres). Apparently the cd includes  the
two 45s from '79 "plus an assortment of top-notch outtakes,demos and live
cuts from '78 to '81".

If the unreleased stuff is as good as those 45s this will be a hot cd of
garage-punk. It's on the Shake It label. The only other thing I can see on
the list on that label is a 7" by the Long Gones, another mid-west band who
I assume are current. Anyone know about Shake It?

Ben


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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 01:32:06 EST
From: TSanc43763 <TSanc43763@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Pre-Beatles hipness

In a message dated 98-01-21 23:30:15 EST, you write:

<< 
 Well, the question is basically; can anyone think of anything worthwhile to 
 come out of 'this green and pleasant land' in terms of rock and roll prior to
 the Beatles?  I mean, it's taken as fact Britain was a cultural oasis until 
 1963, but there must have been something, right?  I have compiled my own 
 extensive list of pre-lennon/mccartney British r'n'r, and it goes something 
 like this:
 
 Johnny Kidd and the Pirates (had to add my fave by these guys from 
64 'Jealous Girl')
 Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages
 
 Hrmmm...Anything to add?

This may not be for everyone, but I really dig the following pre-Beatles discs

Shadows-of course
Tornados-as well
Cyril Davies & All Stars
Alex Corner Blues Incorporated(more bluesy than Rock-n-roll) 
Jet Harris
John Leyton (not really rock-n-roll) but brilliant Meek productions
Shane Fenton & Fentones
plus a lot more Joe Meek early discs (i.e. Houston Wells & Marksmen,
Cavaliers... ) but only a handful would I consider Rock-n-roll.
                         that's all I can think of off hand
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 21:37:19 -0500
From: wigout6@juno.com (William H Jones)
Subject: Shakin' All Over

Joe Bonamo asked:
>  Any BOMPers out there know where I can find Johnny Kidd and The
Pirates'
"Shakin' All Over," the original version? 

I thought I had it on a K-Tel record, but it turned out to be The Guess
Who's version.  I do have it on a tape though if you need it - The
Mosquitos played it during an interview on a WNYU-FM radio show called
"This Is Pop" back in '85 or so.  Let me know if you need a copy and
can't turn up the vinyl.

Be seeing you,
Bill
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 19:12:13 -0500
From: "ART" <musick@ComCAT.COM>
Subject: Re: The Omega Men live

Other upcoming Omega Men shows include:

February 14 @ The Melody- New Brunswick, NJ

April 2 @ The Saint- Asbury Park, NJ (Tentative)

Art


> 
> For fans in the Northeast, I've just been informed that The Omega Men
will
> be playing Coney Island High in NYC at 10:30 this Friday night (1/23).
> The following Friday they open for The Creatures at the Funhouse in
> Bethlehem, PA.  (Ex-Neckbreakers guitarist Shaggy will be playing with
the
> Creatures this night.  Not sure about JT, but I'll find out.)
> 
> 	B
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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 21:02:11 -0600 (CST)
From: "Boyd A. Williamson" <bwilli01@mail.coin.missouri.edu>
Subject: Re: Are the kids REALLY alright?

As a 16 year old I think the simple answer is... my generation sucks.  
Also while I don't know too much about today's music a lot of my friends
listen to it so I hear it in cars and
stuff and it is pretty terrible. There's nothing in terms of rock and roll
on the radio.

Obviously there are kids who are into rock and roll, I have 3 friends who
got to school with me that are hardcore into garage and surf and some more
that are into it casually. But the big problem is there's absolutely
NOTHING on the radio.  The Rollings Stones new stuff blows. rap is
horrible and unoriginal (I'm not a big rap fan but at least The Sugar
Hill gang is fun to listen to). It's the same with ska, I don't really
like it but The Specials are a 1,000 times better than that new stuff.
Today's punk is horrible watered down stuff.  Then there's Marilyn Manson,
Hanson, the Spice Girls ect. ect.  I have to turn on Oldies stations and
hope there's a Rivieras song somewhere in between boring late 60's stuff
or turn it to Classic Rock and wait for AC/DC after all the southern rock
stuff.  

But my question is... did everybody listen to punk rock or was it just the
kids in the know.  My perception was it that it was a underground thing
that was mostly ignored by most kids.

At least we don't listen to Disco,
Boyd

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 01:06:53 -0600 (CST)
From: g.i.prod@ix.netcom.com (G.I. World H.Q.)
Subject: G.I. Records Home Page

Hey Everyone,

come on over and check out the new & improved G.I. Productions Web 
pages at:  http://www.swiftsite.com/gi/index.htm

We're having a new contest to celebrate the release of The Decibels 
smash new album "Create Action!" 


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