From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V98 #1086 Reply-To: bomp Sender: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Errors-To: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Precedence: bulk X-To-Unsubscribe: Send e-mail to majordomo@xnet2.com with "unsubscribe bomp-digest" in the body X-Bomp-web-site: http://www.bomp.com/bomp/Index.html X-BompList-Administrator: efd@interport.net bomp-digest Friday, March 13 1998 Volume 98 : Number 1086 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 07:06:47 +0900 From: "Hitomi I" Subject: RE: 12345678910-11-12... My fave number song on Sesami street was by Count dracura. I want to know about Terry Knight and the Pack. Some Pack became Ground Fank Railroad?? ************************************* Hitomi I hitomi@kiwi.co.jp Trans-World 6Ts Garage Punk:Cutie Morning Moon http://www.kiwi-us.com/~hitomi/ - ---------- > 差出人 : Brian Phillips > 宛先 : bomp@xnet2.com > 件名 : 12345678910-11-12... > 送信日時 : 1998年3月12日 23:49 > > > Easily remedied. Find a Terry Knight and the Pack 45. They recorded for > Lucky Eleven. Not only will you have a teaching aid, but music, too. At > least that's the way I am going to sell the idea to my wife when we have > children. Thanks for the "Learning About Numbers" tip. > > Any danged excuse to buy records, > Brian Phillips > >By the way, Duncan, age 2 1/2, can count to up to 14. But he does > >leave out 11. > ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 18:06:07 -0500 From: Brian Phillips Subject: E Pluribus Pack From the Delerium Archive:

This garage-rock quintet from Flint, Michigan is probably most significant for containing DJ Terry Knapp, who formed, managed and produced Grand Funk Railroad, which also included Pack members, Don Brewer and Mark Farner. In the early '60s, Terry was a DJ in Detroit who played Pretty Things, Them, Zombies, Kinks etc long before anyone in the 'States had picked up on the U.K. bands, introducing The Rolling Stones on stage at their first New York gig and interviewing them during their first U.S. tour.

With the Pack Terry had a few minor hits and their first two albums are now minor collectables. Prior to becoming Grand Funk Railroad and without Terry, the group also recorded two 45s as The Pack and The Fabulous Pack. One of their tracks (I Got News For You) was penned by Dick Wagner (of Frost), whilst Love, Love, Love, Love, Love was covered by The Music Explosion and later in 1973 by Brownsville Station.
In 1975, Terry left the music business.

The Count (he looked like Dracula, but is never referred to by that name) was my father's favorite character as well.  Favorite song was sung by a pig, "I Love Being a Pig".

There's a change on the way,
Brian Phillips

>My fave number song on Sesami street was by=A0 Count dracura.
>
>I want to know about Terry Knight and the Pack.
>Some Pack became Ground Fank Railroad??
 ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 16:59:50 -0600 From: grinderman@juno.com (Hess Jeffery) Subject: Re: 12345678910-11-12... Hitomi: >I want to know about Terry Knight and the Pack. >Some Pack became Ground Fank Railroad?? Terry Knight produced every Grand Funk Railroad album, I don't know what happened to the rest of the Pack. Hess _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 10:13:20 +1000 From: ben_whitten@nfsa.gov.au Subject: Re: Los Shakers Hi Hitomi, I hadn't actually heard anything about Alec Palao reissuing Los Shakers, it's just wishful thinking, knowing that he is a fan and after the Zombies box he did I can a least dream! If anyone knows where to get the Los Shakers cd/s reissued in Argentina please let me know, none of my usual sources have ever listed it (except for that "worlds biggest mailorder" store in New York run by that rip-off loser that never has anything in stock and of course they never did come up with the Los Shakers despite advertising it for about 2 years ..grumble.. mutter....etc etc.....) Ben >From: "Hitomi I" >Subject: RE: Re:Raven- > >Hi >Los Shakers' 1st ,2nd album were reissued on CD in Argentine. >I have both. >I hard that Alec Palao will reissued their stuff before, but >don't know it is box set. really??? - - ---------- ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 98 23:14:13 UT From: "Bill Holmes" Subject: RE: make a slaying off of sampling? So what's Puff Daddy's excuse? The fact that tons of people think this guy is an "artist" kills me. Perhaps all "samplers" should have to name their songs after the ones they were stolen from with a small Roman numeral after it. Bomp content: great bands suffocate for airplay while bloodsuckers like PD make millions. Bill ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 18:38:50 EST From: Ray Brazen Subject: Sesame Street Freakout! >Yes! I have watched the eastern counting song MANY times. My wife >got some Sesame Street videotapes for our son. The sitar/flowers >count to 20 song is on the one called 'Learning about Numbers', >available at just about any toy or bookstore. Wow! Guess I'll have to hit Toys 'R' us at the earliest convenience.....either that or maybe Blockbuster might have a copy or two for rental in its kiddie section........ I suppose I'll still have to see if the Spanish language version of this (and the other counting song, the punky one!) might be on any S.S. bootleg albums out there, ha ha......... While I'm at it, those of you out there who lost your copies of "Sesame Street Fever" and think THEY feel distraught over their particular loss, obviously don't know the pain I'VE felt all these years that have elapsed since I last saw my copy of the Roosevelt Franklin album.......damn....now there's an unsung early 70s blues/funk platter for y'all! Mobbity Moseley forever....... RAY BRAZEN EL MUNDO LOCO DE LOS DUG DUG'S: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/6115 ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 16:03:45 -0800 (PST) From: Greg Shaw Subject: Website & chat No one has commented further, so i went ahead and added a note to the website advising people that the best times to find fellow Bompers in the chat room might be: 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 11:00PM, 2:00AM (all EST). For want of a better scheme, I recommend trying these times, or arranging amongst yourselves for more private sessions at other times. I've done my bit, meanwhile. Also, in my unceasing quest for ways to make the website more vital, I've decided to offer space to bands or labels who want to promote their own products. We will provide a like saying something like "recommended non-Bomp records of the month), and give you a special area, either a page or a portion of a page, where we will print your copy, or use your HTML (as you prefer) to talk about any product you think would be of interest to the Bomp audience. We will also single out these products in a special new section of the Mailorder area, to draw more attention, and provide links in both directions. This is a free service to the Bomp community, but to cover the time it takes to do it, I'm requesting 10 copies of your single, or 5 copies of your LP or CD, for each month you want to be included. Anyone interested can email me privately. Cheers, Greg ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 17:12:01 -0400 From: JUSTINA@benartex.com Subject: Sea Monkeys/Lone Wolves Saturday! I'm writing in case there are any other NYC Spazzaholics on the Bomp list (hi Deena!) that the Sea Monkeys & Lone Wolves are playing Saturday at Nightingales. I think 4 bands are playing and they should be third & fourth. The Sea Monkeys, by the way, get my vote for best LP cover of '97 for their Sea Monkeys vs. Bigfoot lp. The cover is a hilarious collage of polaroids that cronicles Dave's encounter with Bigfoot: there's Bigfoot sneaking up on Dave, Dave trying to get a snapshot of Bigfoot, Dave being chased by Bigfoot......not to mention the LP is packed with tight, melodic, catchy fun tunes. Of course in a perfect world I'd also be able to also see Speed McQueen at the Continental the same night. Don't laugh at or be misled by the name, they play great power-pop, if maybe just a teensy bit on the heavy side, but they're great live and don't seem to play very often (or often enough to suit me anyways). Hoping to see ya! justina@benartex.com ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 19:41:20 -0500 From: michael Subject: Dead End Playlist 3/10/98 Dead End Radio...Tuesday night from 10 pm until midnight on WUSB 90.1FM in New York sounded kinda like this...actually, we're doin' a bit of fund raisin', so there was a bunch more talkin' then I would of cared to have done but, here 'tis: Smugglers, Selling The Sizzle lp, Lookout, To Serve Protect And Entertain Johnny & The Jumpercables, Here's Stanton Park!!! comp. 7"ep, Dionysus, Young, Loud And Stupid Splash Four, Kicks In Style lp, Estrus, Trudie Trudie Wongs, Get Away 7"ep, Rerun, Jerkin' It To The Trashwomen Young Losers, 7", (no label), All Gone 8 Foot Tender, Hard Up, Hung Up And Despised comp. 7"ep, Wax Vaccine Hookers, A World Full Of Friends comp. lp, Repent, Gimme Gimme Some Rock And Roll Phantom Pregnancies, Bostic Sergery 7"ep, Incognito, Germany, Jelly Irrigation Registrators, 7"ep, Answer, Japan, Automatic Exit Reducers, Let's Go lp, Rave On, Maximum Depression Squares, Pure And Filthy Rhythm n' Punk lp, Royal, France, Just One Word Perverts, Maybe Tomorrow lp, Thunder Pussy, Spain, I Ain't Gonna Do It Your Way No More Thee Cybermen, Peabrain 7"ep, Cave, France, Peabrain Sonics, Original Northwest Punk lp, First American, You've Got Your Head On Backwards Kingsmen, Volume 2 lp, Wand, Linda Lou Trashmen, 7", Sundazed, Betty Jean Krontjong Devils, Trailin' vol. 2 split w/the Royal Pendletons, Knobbler, Black Boots And Bikes Teenage Kicks, split 7"ep w/Chop Suey, Rubber Rabbit Rock And Roll/Maho Pop, Finland, Teenage Lobotomy Customs, Real Long Gone cd, Shake It, Papa Lou Mummies, Runnin' On Empty vol. 2 lp, Estrus, Baba Diddy Baby Thee Headcoats, Beach Bums Must Die lp, Crypt, Give Me That Apple Eve Makers, Shout On!! 2x7"ep, Sympathy For The Record Industry, I Know Everything Candy Snatchers, split 7"ep w/the Screaming Bloody Marys, Frisbee, Action Woman Razzels, 7"ep, Get Hip, Can't Forget About You Decibels, Create Action! lp, Screaming Apple, Germany, (So You're) In Love Again Tweezers, Already! lp, Time Bomb, Japan, She Said Donnas, Let's Go Mano! 7"ep, Super*Teem, I Wanna Be A Unabomber Itchies, Jerk! Twist! Twitch! With...7"ep, Big Dummy, Big Dummy, Bomb Scare Distractors, Shithouse Crazy 7"ep, Cheap Date, Cockroach Stomp Invisible Men, Beat Down 7"ep, Dionysus, That Girl Phantom Rats, Kiss Me Now cd, 1+2, Japan, I'm A Mess Devil Dogs, s/t lp, Crypt, C'mon Little Baby Solid State Ignition, Cookin' With Gas! 7"ep, Sonic Swirl, Don't Waste My Time Electaluxx, split 7"ep w/Hip Ripper, Melted, Garfield Jackie & The Cedrics, Great 9 Stomps Set!! 2x7"ep, 1+2, Japan, Let's Dance Sir Bald Diddly & His Right Honourable Big Wigs, Surfin' With...lp, Alopecia, UK, Scaldin' Miss Baldin Count Backwurds, Winners Of The Vincent Price Beauty Contest comp. lp, Repent, Don't Be That Way Insomniacs, s/t 10", Estrus, Outta Her Mind Stool Pigeons, Gerry Cross The Mersey cd, Sympathy For The Record Industry, Hello Little Girl Cheeks, Have Some Real Fun...lp, Screamingf Apple, Germany, Walk In The Sun Banana Erectors, 7"ep, Sympathy For The Record Industry, Teenage 3K Worker Basement Brats, 7", No Tomorrow, Spain, She Loves Me (note: all releases US unless noted otherwise) Preceeding Dead End Radio...from 9 to 10pm, it's Bop Street and that went something like this: Gene Vincent & his Blue Caps: Bop Street Frank Evans & the Top Notchers: Gotta Get Some Money Vincent Maloy: Indeed I Do Rick Cartey: Scratchin' On My Screen Larry Wheeler: Be My Baby Baby Benny Joy: Money Money Kenny Lund: Rip It Up Potato Chip Esquerita: Katie Mae Chuck Grey: Push The Panic Button Dave Atkins & his Offbeats: Let's Have A Good Time Sundowners: Live It Up Pell Brothers: Let's Rock Tonight Ben Hall: Be Bop Ball Chris Cerf & the Maniacs: The Penguin Jack King: Dance Everybody Johnny Burnette & the Rock And Roll Trio: Your Baby Blue Eyes Bill Haley & the Comets: Crazy Man Crazy Kai Ray: Trashman Blues Tiny Tim & the Tornadoes: I've Gotta Find Someone Clyde Arnold: Scrounge D.C. Hathaway: Murder Hey! You can now tune in over the 'net... just hit up the web page: http://www.wusb.org/deadend Michael ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 00:42:41 -0500 (EST) From: Frank Uhle Subject: Re: 12345678910-11-12... On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Brian Phillips wrote: > Easily remedied. Find a Terry Knight and the Pack 45. They recorded for > Lucky Eleven. Not only will you have a teaching aid, but music, too. Yeah, get the one called "Numbers" (actual title of a 45 of theirs), or perhaps "How Much More" (both on Lucky 11). Frank ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V98 #1086 **************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com