From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V99 #45 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 X-BompList-Administrator: efd@interport.net bomp-digest Sunday, January 31 1999 Volume 99 : Number 045 It's another issue of bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send an e-mail with the words "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com or use the form at . The following subjects are included in this digest: Screaming Apple News Soundflat@t-online.de (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Lutz_R=E4uber?=) Re: bomp-digest V99 #42/Sharkskin Madness JJ Rassler The Wayback Machine playlist (Jan. 17th) Jeff Kopp Yet Another WBM Playlist (Jan. 24th) Jeff Kopp Bomp in LA danman76@juno.com Re: The Ugly Thing & unmentioned Oz comps danman76@juno.com Thanes Vs. Slow Slushy Boys Filippo Dulio Dukes Of Hamburg question Jeff Kopp Re: bomp-digest V99 #42 "International Trash" Re: Bomp in LA "Th. Walls" Re: bomp-digest V99 #43 DMZ Question "T. Serisawa" Coffee 'n' Smokes playlist, 1/30/99 APiandes@aol.com Wanted Bands for new club in San Diego!! TSanc43763@aol.com Re: Dukes Of Hamburg question SickFace@aol.com Dead End Playlist 1/26/99 rat fink Re: bomp-digest V99 #42 "JOANNA M" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 17:47:51 +0100 From: Soundflat@t-online.de (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Lutz_R=E4uber?=) Subject: Screaming Apple News Just to inform you about those cool new releases, out soon!! UPCOMING RELEASES RELEASE DATE: 11/02/99 THE BOBBYTEENS 7” “Treat me right/Girl down town” SCAP 053 THE BOBBYTEENS are a trademark of high quality rock´n´roll. Obsessed by the glam and glitter of the seventies, the total “over the top” pop of this decade and of course the beginning of punk, two ex TRASHWOMEN and one former MUMMY create something not so new but definately spectacular for your listening pleasure. Imagine NIKKI & THE CORVETTES would jam with the RUNAWAYS and you know what we´re talking about. They could easily made it on the foldout of every teenybopper magazine in 1976. Throwing punk and glitter in one bin, the BOBBYTEENS play a really important part in the new generation of glamorous rock´n´roll. THE MCRACKINS LP “Comicbooks & bubblegum” SCALP 123 Hatching onto the international punk scene in January 1995 with their brilliant debut album “What came first”, those two crazy canadian eggheads and chicken known as THE MCRACKINS have amazed and astounded wide-eyed onlookers with their human feats and accomplishments.Thus,establishing themselves as one of the best and most prolific power-pop/ pop-punk bands of the 90´s. Having released over 200 songs on over 30 different labels and extensively touring Europe,the USA and Canada, THE MCRACKINS will not and cannot be stopped in the quest for world domination. Starting 1999 off with a bang,THE MCRACKINS are teaming up once again with Germany´s SCREAMING APPLE RECORDS for their first studio album release in nearly two years, entitled “Comicbooks & bubblegum”. The album features 15 new slabs of grade-A bubblepunk served up the way only THE MCRACKINS can. It´s a remarkable collection of irresistible toons with the trademark melodies, great lyrics and hooks galore that have made the band a favorite among power-pop/punk fans the world over. This record will eggcite MCRACKINS fans and win over the non-believers once and for all. THE STILETTO BOYS 7” “All alone/You said” SCAP 055 Stop the presses! There´s a new STILETTO BOYS record for you to own, love and cherish! It´s records like this one that makes life worth living!This is what it´s all about: triumphant, exciting,catchy energetic punk rock with hooks and attitude. These guys are rock´n´roll at it´s absolute finest. Take the DEAD BOYS/HEARTBREAKERS punk´n´roll fury and then inject it with classic power-pop and rock´n´roll melodic power and you know what you get with the STILETTO BOYS. THE RAYDIOS LP “Original demo recordings” SCALP 121 We all remember those days of darkness and depression when one of the best rock´n´roll bands of the nineties, the japanese hitmakers TEENGENERATE split up. But there´s no need to be desperate anymore. The sad days are over now. Fink and Sammy, 50% of the legendary TEENGENERATE line-up have returned on the scene and invite us to their brandnew ´77 punk-rock extravaganza. Together with drummer Yoda, they´ve formed this new sensational combo in order to preach their visions of true rock´n´roll. Heavily influenced by the US punk invasion of the mid-seventies, the RAYDIOS often remind us even on the belguim punk gods the KIDS.They´ve got all the rock´n´roll stylings,but also killer hooks,great songs and full-on punk-attitude. And that´s exactly what you expect of a TEENGENERATE follow-up, right??!! Unfortunately this band has just exist for a few months, but the good news are that Fink, Sammy and Fifi, 3/4 of TEENGENERATE have just formed a new rock´n´roll armada called FIRESTARTER, which will surely continue where TEENGENERATE and the RAYDIOS stopped. So watch out for more crazy japanese punk-rock soon! New email adress: Soundflat@punkrawk.com new URL: http://www.punkrawk.com/soundflat ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 12:57:41 -0500 From: JJ Rassler Subject: Re: bomp-digest V99 #42/Sharkskin Madness Hi, I've been on Digest form for about a month as Business is keeping me away alot. I don't know how long the Sharkskin thread (ha) has been goin so forgive me if I'm being redundent. I just was compelled. to reply. My first band, the Deserters in 1965 wore Sharkskin suits. We had 2 that we alternated with. A 'peacock blue' and a 'seagreen'. The pants were no cuff, continental waist with horizontal pockets, and a 1 inch slit on the side bottom for black suede Beatle Boots, and black turtleneck jerseys to complete the outfit. Sometimes the drummer would wear a tan camel hair jacket and black or white Levis with a turtleneck. When Desert Boots started coming out in black we opted for those as well. There was a band at school that wore a copper/brown sharkskin suit with high collar "Dino' shirts (usually banana colored) and ties but that didn't appeal to me as much. 20 years later, my band the Odds were playin in Virginia and I found a Sharkskin suit in a thrift shop. Within a couple weeks Preston and Steve had one. Although the color s didn't match, they effect was great. I ran by a post from one of yez that said something like 'no vintage clothes for the pudgy' AMEN! I look at that Sharkskin Suit today (yeah I still have it) and my cat couldn't fit in it. Thanx! - JJ ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 14:36:59 -0500 From: Jeff Kopp Subject: The Wayback Machine playlist (Jan. 17th) Better late than never... Playlist for Jan. 17th, 1999: Man Or Astro-Man?: Sferic Waves (Live Transmissions From Uranus/Touch & Go) The Apemen: Bahareba (Surfvival Of De Onbeschofste/Nitro) The Royal Knightmares: The Surfink (7"/Solamente) The Demonics: Demon Garage (V/A: All Punk Rods/Lookout) The Bottom Feeders: Big Six (Big 6/Scooch Pooch) Sandblasters: Big Sky (Cactus Stingray/Wildebeest) Thee Headcoatees: Jackie Chan Does Kung Fu (Split 7" w/Thee Headcoats/Damaged Goods) The Rip Offs: Dolemite (Got A Record/Rip Off) Elvis Pummel: Leavin' My Baby (Original 50's Punk 7"/Voodoo Rhythm) Southern Culture On The Skids: She's My Witch (Zombified/Monkey-Dog) The Coyote Men: Shake! Baby! Shake! (Vs. El Mundo!/Estrus) FiFi And The Mach III: Back To Africa (She Force 10"/Rockin' Bones) The Surf Teens: Bullwinkle (Surf Mania/Bacchus Archives) The Donnas: Checkin' It Out (American Teenage Rock'n'Roll Machine/Lookout) The Outcasts: I'm In Pittsburgh (V/A: Pebbles Vol. 1/AIP) The Remains: Hang On Sloopy (A Session With.../Sundazed) The Von Zippers: It Blows (Bad Generation/Estrus) Little Boy Blues: I Can Only Give You Everything (V/A: Pebbles Vol. 2/ESD) The Detroit Cobras: Hittin' On Nothing (Mink Rat Or Rabbit/Sympathy) The Moviees: You Got What I Want (7"/Living Eye) The Volcanos: Custom Cruiser (Finish Line Fever/Estrus) Adam West: Vanilla (Split 7" w/The Candy Snatchers/Fandango) The Replacements: I Bought A Headache (Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash/Twin/Tone) The Delstars: Lustron-A-Go-Go (Split 7" w/The Bent Scepters/Prescription) The Bent Scepters: She Freak (7"/Prescription) Larry & The Blue Notes: In And Out (V/A: The World Ain't Round, It's Square!/Teenage Shutdown) The Rondelles: He's Outta Site (Fiction Romance Fast Machines/Smells Like) The Fleshtones: Dance With The Ghoulman (More Than Skin Deep/Ichiban) The Zoo: Sometimes (V/A: I'm Down Today/Teenage Shutdown) Q-65: It Came To Me (V/A: Searching In The Wilderness/Muziek Expres) Travel Agency: Jailbait (V/A: Back From The Grave Vol. 7/Crypt) Sir Winston & The Commons: We're Gonna Love (V/A: The Soma Records Story Vol. 1/Sundazed) The Phantom Rats: Red Hot (Kiss Me Now LP/Rockin' Bones) Screamin' Lord Sutch: Train Kept A-Rollin' (Story LP/no label) Worryin' Kind: Wild About You (V/A: Yeah Yeah Yeah/Cheep! Cheep!) The Hellacopters: 1995 (7"/Get Hip) The Fathoms: Fathomized (Overboard/MuSick) The Outsiders: Won't You Listen (V/A: Searching In The Wilderness/Muziek Expres) J.D. Rogues: Why Did God Make Girls (V/A: You Treated Me Bad/Teenage Shutdown) The Mummies: Stronger Than Dirt (Never Been Caught/Telstar) The Royal Pendletons: Pendleton Man (Oh Yeah Baby/Sympathy) The Waistcoats: You Better Believe It (The Surfisticated Sounds Of.../Alopecia) The Flamin' Groovies: Tallahassee Lassie (Groovies Greatest Grooves/Sire) Mad3: Ali Baba (Teenage Delinquent/Sympathy) Sugar Shack: I Can't Satisfy (Five Weeks Ahead Of My Time/Estrus) The Woggles: Hi Hi Pretty Girl (The Zontar Sessions/Estrus) April March w/The Makers: Bust Out (April March Sings Along With The Makers/Sympathy) Fireballs Of Freedom: Drag (The New Professionals/eMpTy) Lord High Fixers: Little Man (I'm Your Guardian Angel) (Talking To Tomorrow/Scooch Pooch) Surf Punks: Punch Out At Malibu (My Beach/Epic) The Boss Martians: Rob Roy's Revenge (7"/Continental) The Cramps: She Said (Bad Music For Bad People/IRS) The Sorrows: No No No No (Pink Purple Yellow & Red/?) The High Spirits: Turn On Your Love Light (V/A: The Soma Records Story Vol. 3/BeatRocket/Sundazed) Mighty Mighty Squirrels: Hungry For Love (Sing The Hits Of Johnny Kid & The Pirates/PopLlama) The Beaumonts: She Treats Me Right (V/A: Time Machine/Stomp) Ne'er Do Wells: We're Hot Lookin' (Gift Of Knowledge/Lookout) The Revels: Six Pak (Intoxica!/Sundazed) Screeching Weasel: Listen To My Heart (Beat Is On The Brat/Panic Button) The Crusaders: The Freak (Fat, Drunk & Stupid/Dionysus) The Revelators: (untitled) (We Told You Not To Cross Us/Crypt) The Geargrinders: Why Don't You Leave (7"/Chucklehead) Planet Seven: Powerstrip (Pleasurecraft Recovery Theme/Default) Huevos Rancheros: What A Way To Run A Railroad (Get Outta Dodge/Mint) - -- ==================================================================== The Wayback Machine -- Hi-octane rock'n'roll from hell!! 43,000 watts of primitive garage punk, surf, & rockabilly... Saturday nights: Midnight-3am (CST) KDHX FM 88.1, St. Louis Check out the web site: http://www.inlink.com/~kopper Live netcast in RealAudio: http://www.kdhx.org/live.asp ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 14:57:21 -0500 From: Jeff Kopp Subject: Yet Another WBM Playlist (Jan. 24th) Finally catching up with these damned lists. This takes us through last week's show... We unloaded lotsa new stuff by the likes of The Red Elvises (Six String Samurai Soundtrack), The Cowslingers, The Hentchmen, and from the fab Misty Lane/Teen Sound labels in Italy, we had hot new hooch by The Saturn V Featuring Orbit, Les Incapables, The Bradipos IV, The Others, and The Walking Screams. Playlist for Jan. 24th, 1999: The Geargrinders: The Wayback Machine (demo tape) The Stooges: I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges/Elektra) The Dirtys: Dirtys Boogie (You Should Be Sinnin'/Crypt) The Ramrods: I'm A Ramrod (V/A: Motor City's Burnin'/Total Energy) MC5: Motor City Is Burning (Kick Out The Jams/Elektra) The Delstars: Hodads Rule (The Sound Of Power/Swizzle) Mad3: Caravan (Teenage Delinquent/Sympathy) Jon And The Nightriders: Boogie Board (Raw & Alive '98/Gee-Dee) The Red Elvises: Love Pipe (Galdo Multiplex Mix) (Six String Samurai soundtrack/Rykodisc) Johnny Magnet: Ten Years Younger (Still Life With Strap On/Rooster Lollipop) Hot Damn: Take It Off (7"/Hell Yeah) FiFi And The Mach III: What Fun To Be Good Ole Rock'n'Roll (She Force 10"/Rockin' Bones) Sit N' Spin: No More (Pappy's Corn Squeezin'/Planet Pimp) The Maybellines: No Jive (V/A: Today's Top Girl Groups Vol. 1/Spinout) Jolly Green Giants: Caught You Red Handed (V/A: I'm A No Count/Teenage Shutdown) The Starfires: Linda (V/A: Mondo Frat Dance Bash A Go Go/Arf! Arf!) The Mummies: Stronger Than Dirt (Never Been Caught/Telstar) The Frat Kings: BMOC (V/A: Time Machine/Stomp) The Swinging Medallions: Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) (V/A: Nuggets box/Rhino) The Von Zippers: Plastic Bag (Bad Generation/Estrus) Teengenerate: Let's Get Hurt (Smash Hits/Estrus) The Pagans: Six & Change (Street Where Nobody Lives/Resonance) The Screamin' Furys: Want Need Love (V/A: Blood Red Battle Royal/Blood Red) Fireballs Of Freedom: Ten Lanes To Chinatown (The New Professionals/eMpTy) Bo Diddley: Pills (Chess Box/Chess) The Rainbows: Rotkarierte Petersilie (V/A: Beat On The Krauts/Romulan) The Underbeats: Don't Lie To Me (V/A: Free Flight/Get Hip) Elvis Pummel: Fame! (Original 50's Punk/Voodoo Rhythm) The Rebel Rousers: Bony Moronie (V/A: Early Missouri Rockers From Jan Records/Collector) The Flametrick Subs: Too Hot To Hoot (Amaze Your Friends With X-Ray Glasses!/Teen Rebel) Nine Pound Hammer: Feelin' Kinda Froggy (Smokin' Taters/Crypt) The Cowslingers: Gotta Kill My Baby (7"/Drink & Drive) The Detroit Cobras: Summer (The Slum) (Mink Rat Or Rabbit/Sympathy) The Raunch Hands: Thunderbird (The Raunch Hands/1+2) Teenage Kicks: Restless (Clean Shirt ANd A Shave/Rubber Rabbit Rock'n'Roll) Space Age Palmer: Little Colleen (Venus/Sluggo) The Queers: Punk Rock Girls (Don't Back Down/Lookout) The Queers: Granola-Head (Love Songs For The Retarded/Lookout) The Queers: Little Honda (Bubblegum Dreams EP/Lookout) The Four Wheels: Cold 45 (V/A: The Soma Records Story Vol. 1/Sundazed) The High Spirits: Bright Lights, Big City (V/A: The Soma Records Story Vol. 2/Sundazed) The Hentchmen: Rock And Roll Cancer (Hentch-Forth/Italy) Zakary Thaks: Bad Girl (V/A: Pebbles Vol. 2/ESD) Badd Boys: Never Going Back To Georgia (V/A: Ya Gotta Have Moxie!/AIP) The Saturn V Featuring Orbit: LCB (7"/Teen Sound) Les Incapables: Jezabel (7"/Teen Sound) The Untamed Youth: Come On Down To My Boat (7"/Double Crown) Henry And June: Goin' Back To Memphis (7"/Human Fly) The Crawdaddys: Down The Road Apiece (Crawdaddy Express/Voxx) The Bradipos IV: Trash Parade (Split 7" w/Gli Scriteriati/Teen Sound) The Others: Goin' Around (Going Around With... 7"/Misty Lane) The Walking Screams: Hey, I'm Going Away! (The Swingin' Sounds Of... 7"/Misty Lane) The Amberjacks: Blue Jaunt (V/A: I'm Down Today/Teenage Shutdown) The Four Fifths: She'll Hurt You In The End (V/A: She'll Hurt You In The End/Teenage Shutdown) Esquerita: Rockin' The Joint (Vintage Voola/Norton) Bobby Fuller: Linda Lu/Shanghai'd (El Paso Rock Vol. 2/Norton) Ritchie Valens: Ooh! My Head (Come On, Let's Go! box/DEL-FI) The Coyote Men: Wide Load (Vs. El Mundo!/Estrus) The Woggles: Don't Give Me No Sass (Get Tough!/Telstar The Boyz: Come With Me (V/A: Pebbles Vol. 7/AIP The Phantom Surfers & Davie Allan: Supercycle (Love Theme From Skaterhater) (Skaterhater/Lookout) - -- ==================================================================== The Wayback Machine -- Hi-octane rock'n'roll from hell!! 43,000 watts of primitive garage punk, surf, & rockabilly... Saturday nights: Midnight-3am (CST) KDHX FM 88.1, St. Louis Check out the web site: http://www.inlink.com/~kopper Live netcast in RealAudio: http://www.kdhx.org/live.asp ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 13:17:35 -0500 From: danman76@juno.com Subject: Bomp in LA Being a recent transplant to the LA area, I would appreciate info on some of the more Bomp-related clubs, record stores, hang outs, etc. And someone PLEASE tell me where I can get a beer for under $4. Thanks in advance, Dan ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 13:14:20 -0500 From: danman76@juno.com Subject: Re: The Ugly Thing & unmentioned Oz comps >To digress for a minute, what really bothers me is the fact that the excellent artwork on the original Lp of It's a Kave In has gone un-reprinted on the cd reissue, is this to evade paying artist royalties I can only wonder???? for it was the best cover-art of any band anywhere and anytime. Its a shame those buying the cd re-issue wont get to see what I am talking about.< Actually the lp is still floating around. I imagine someone on this list has both versions, the sound is supposed to be improved on the CD. Also, when I compared the tracks from both in a store, it seemed some of the lp tracks were left off the CD (although the CD has more tracks overall), but now it appears there's a volume 2 coming out. It is a shame the CD sleeve couldn't have folded out into a repro of the original cover (a fine ink drawing of a caveman guitarist who looks like he needs a potty break). Maybe v. 2? Other unmentioned Aussie comps are two volumes of "Sixties Downunder", on Raven, a bit haphazard in track selection, but pleasantly varied and a good overview of the scene (including tracks by the Bee Gees, Easybeats, Master's Apprentices, you get the idea....). Midnight may have these, but if you're in the habit of searching used CD bins these might turn up (and worth the money if you CAN find them used, don't shell out too much for these). A word about the 'psych' scene downunder. It didn't explode down there the way it did in the States and Britain, mainly because people weren't 'turning on', due mostly to lack of available light switches. The ground covered in "No. 8 Wire" (part 3 of Wild Things), and "Forest of Goldtops" (the Aussie counterpart), follows the pop-sike mode popularized in England, mostly finely crafted and often orchestrated songs about, well, late sixties stuff, you know, love and all that. Nothing really counter-culture. Nothing really Chocolate Soupish. I recommend "Forest" for it's generous helping of fine songs (when it comes down to it, on any comp, it's the songs, not the sound, that I get into). "No. 8 Wire" is a less thrilling ride, albeit with a totally kick-ass jacket. Poor distribution may make any of the comps we've discussed worth snatching up on sight, unless you're waiting for an Australian Nuggets boxed set. Dan ___________________________________________________________________ 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/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 00:20:45 +0100 From: Filippo Dulio Subject: Thanes Vs. Slow Slushy Boys I'm excited! Even if it's only january I already know this split EP is gonna be the seven incher of the year for me! It features my fave garage band, Scotland's the THANES doing a cover of my fave band ever: the TELEVISION PERSONALITIES (a great sixties influenced POP band from UK... no, forget Oasis, this is the REAL thing). On the other side the SLOW SLUSHY BOYS from France do a great version of PHIL & THE FRANTICS' "Say that you will". If you want to know more check my website, url below. Yeah! Filippo Dulio, Italy ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ Television Personalities: The Strangely Beautiful Website http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Alley/3486/tvps/ ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 19:36:47 -0500 From: Jeff Kopp Subject: Dukes Of Hamburg question On The Dukes Of Hamburg Twist-Time LP the third track on side two is listed as Women (Berry). Not sure what track it's SUPPOSED to be, but it sounds an awful lot like I Can't Believe by The Brood (from Hitsville). What's up with that? kopper - -- ==================================================================== The Wayback Machine -- Hi-octane rock'n'roll from hell!! 43,000 watts of primitive garage punk, surf, & rockabilly... Saturday nights: Midnight-3am (CST) KDHX FM 88.1, St. Louis Check out the web site: http://www.inlink.com/~kopper Live netcast in RealAudio: http://www.kdhx.org/live.asp ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 12:34:44 +1100 From: "International Trash" Subject: Re: bomp-digest V99 #42 Johanna- >But in Europe - different story altogether, what Australian and US >mainstream culture ignores as a 'niche' they adore and lots of Australian >and US bands tour there because they cant tour in their own countries as >satisfactorily and as profitably. Its very sad. I am all for 'homegrown'. OH, you'll get no argument from me there. Bands like the Breadmakers,the Onyas, the Pyramidiacs, the early hours etc etc would've (probably) folded years ago if it weren't for the support of euro- labels, tour promoters and fans.....I couldn't think of a better way to spend a couple of months! cheers. craig. ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 22:07:22 -0500 (EST) From: "Th. Walls" Subject: Re: Bomp in LA On Sat, 30 Jan 1999 danman76@juno.com wrote: > Being a recent transplant to the LA area, I would appreciate info on some > of the more Bomp-related clubs, record stores, hang outs, etc. > And someone PLEASE tell me where I can get a beer for under $4. Rockaway Records Great CD bargains, pricy collectable vinyl. A neat thing they have is original record company promo posters. I saw 13th Floor Elevators, Music Explosion, Paul Revere, Animals, and a few other garage/psych posters for $7-15. They also have a collection of reel-to-reel tapes. Rhino Records I never leave here without spending half a paycheck. Check the back for new $6 overstock CDs. Vinyl Fever (I think that's the name) Pretty good bargain rack. There's a few more good ones but I can't recall them at the moment. There is no shortage of opportunities to part with your money. Spaceland Not too bad of a venue for a town full of hipsters. Not completely cheap though. They still smoke in the pool room, although it's illegal. Check the listings. A little too much indie rock for my tastes though. Sometimes, like on Mondays, there's no cover and you can see real teen garage bands play. Which reminds me of a song. "I met her in a club called Spaceland I was on a trip to the Promised Land She was pretty cute and I was pretty goofy I felt just like an actor in a movie" Also, there are two clubs that have mod/soul/britpop nights on Sundays and Mondays. I misplaced the flyers I picked up in December, but you can find the handbills piled up at any record store. You might wanna ask Kim Cooper . She is the queen of taste in a town full of wankers. Tom Walls General Delivery Tobacco Road ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 13:05:00 +0900 From: "T. Serisawa" Subject: Re: bomp-digest V99 #43 DMZ Question I have Watch For Me Girl 10" on Wallbies (a small Japanese label). It's compiled by Fink and released before Teengenerate broke up I believe. There are six bands, the Sinster Six (plays Bad Attitude), Woggles (Guilty Child), Supersnazz (From Home), Teengenerate (Mighty Idy), Devil Dogs (Lift Up Your Hood) and the Action Family (Don't Jump Me Mother). It's a great record. If some of you guys are into current Japanese bands, dig the first Coastersride single. I heard they are touring in the States soon. Guitar Wolf new album, needless to say, is awesome. Vocal sounding is better than ever. Teppei Serisawa ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 23:11:02 EST From: APiandes@aol.com Subject: Coffee 'n' Smokes playlist, 1/30/99 Hello BOMP!ers. This week I got around to last week's new arrivals. This week's new arrivals: two 7"s from Chester and CD's from Masher! and "Groovey" Joe Poovey. I got four calls this week from listeners, one of which was in protest of my playing of a PSA for the National Guard. Yeesh. Here goes for 30 January: The Rolling Stones-Last Time (Out Of Our Heads/London) The Morning Shakes-Shagged (Lotta Trash!!! Lotta Action!!!/Cacophone) Just A Product-You'll Have To Understand (V/A Contents Under Pressure 7" EP/Rotten House) The Plagues-Tears From My Eyes (V/A Nobody To Love/Teenage Shutdown) Mondo Topless-Down (Get Ready For Action!/Dionysus) Dropkick Murphys-Get Up (Do Or Die/Hellcat) The Pussycats-Lazy (Playin' Dirty/Hell Yeah) The Cheating Hearts-Sue (V/A Back To Rockaway Beach 1/Amp) Savage Republic-Ceremonial (V/A Unknown Legends Of Rock 'n' Roll/no label) Buffalo Springfield-Broken Arrow (Again/Atco) The Saxons-Things Been Bad (V/A Things Been Bad/Teenage Shutdown) Johnny Rivers-Seventh Son (The Very Best Of.../United Artists) The Groupies-Hog (V/A Jump, Jive, and Harmonize/Teenage Shutdown) Captain Beefheart-Grown So Ugly (Safe As Milk/Buddah) " " - Old Fart At Play (Trout Mask Replica/Straight) Dukes Of Hamburg-Almost There (Twist-Time IM Star-Club Hamburg/Dionysus) Fuzz Factor-Because You're There (And I'm Not With You) (Make Their Move/Amp) The Diaboliks-I Love Johnny Bravo (7" EP/Thunderbaby) Masher!-Dead Batteries (Get The Spiders Off My Eyeballs/CatHork) Chester-Cherry Bombs (6 Sick Songs For Swinging Spacecats 7" EP/Toxic Pop) The Wee Four-Weird (V/A She'll Hurt You In The End/Teenage Shutdown) Barking Spyders-I Want Your Love (V/A I'm A No Count/Teenage Shutdown) The Morning Shakes-Dope & Dogfood (7" EP The Go! Sounds Of.../Cacophone) Superman Curl-Turnaround Runaround (Soundcheck/Amp) The Rogues-Put You Down (V/A Get A Move On!!!/Teenage Shutdown) Masher!-Bad Muzak (Get The Spiders Off My Eyeballs/CatHork) "Groovey" Joe Poovey-Move Around (Greatest Grooves/Dragon Street) Downliners Sect-Shame, Shame, Shame (Definitive Singles A's & B's/See For Miles) The Young Monkey Men-I Believed You (V/A I'm Down Today/Teenage Shutdown) The Last Times-Don't Tell Me (V/A Love Is A Sad Song/Misty Lane) The Morticians-It's Gonna Take Awhile (V/A You Treated Me Bad/Teenage Shutdown) The Donnas-Looking For Blood (American Teenage Rock 'n' Roll Machine/Lookout) Penny Lim & The Silverstones-Kung See, Kung See, Let's Be Happy (V/A Girls In The Garage-Asian Special/Romulan) The Bermudas-Chu Seng Ling (V/A Girls In The Garage, Vol. 5/Romulan) The Woggles-Get Tough (Get Tough/Telstar) Jack & The Outlaws-Step Into My Heart (V/A Pebbles 19/A.I.P.) The Deepest Blue-Pretty Little Thing (V/A The World Ain't Round, It's Square/Teenage Shutdown) The Liberty Bell-Reality Is The Only Answer (V/A Green Crystal Ties, Vol. 1/Collectables) 6 Feet Under-What Would You Do? (In Retrospect/Arf! Arf!) The Lyres-Someone Who'll Treat You Right Now (12" EP/Ace Of Hearts) Neil Smith-Killed By Karaoke (Barf At The Moon/Razor) The Speculations-Hulu Hoop (V/A Big Itch Vol. Six/Mr. Manicotti) "Groovey" Joe Poovey-My Life's Ambition (Greatest Grooves/Dragon Street) Susan and The Surftones-Latinia (Bitchin'/Gee Dee) Blues Co.-She's Gone (V/A Highs, Vol. 6/A.I.P.) The World Column-Lantern Gospel (V/A Acid & Flowers/Timothy's Brain) The Hobbits-Strawberry Children (V/A Acid & Flowers/Timothy's Brain) ? and The Mysterians-Don't Break This Heart Of Mine (96 Tears bootleg/Cameo Parkway) The Makers-Why Can't I Live Forever (Hunger/Estrus) The New Breed-Want Ad Reader (V/A Psych. Unknowns, Vol. 7/Scrap) The Dan-Dees-Think About It (V/A Pebbles 21/A.I.P.) Id-I Just Don't Understand You, Baby (V/A N.E. Teen Scene CD/Arf! Arf!) Pandamonium-No Presents For Me (V/A Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks/A.I.P.) The Dogmatics-King Size Cigarette (Thayer St./Homestead) Coffee 'n' Smokes airs every Saturday morning from 6-9am (EST) Check Yez Later Alex Piandes Coffee 'n' Smokes WMFO (91.5fm) Medford, MA Visit the website... http://members.aol.com/apiandes/ ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 00:13:02 EST From: TSanc43763@aol.com Subject: Wanted Bands for new club in San Diego!! Hey everyone, We're in the process of getting a club together in San Diego the second Saturday of every month. It will be called "Hipsters" and will have DJ's spinning Freakbeat Soul, garage (something for everyone) plus one band each month. It is on Adams Avenue nextdoor to the Kensington Club. 21+ but they do allow smoking and is a full bar. If any bands happen to be touring through San Diego and are interested in playing, Please email Anja at ------> uglythings@znet.com. Thanks Tony Sanchez ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 00:53:25 EST From: SickFace@aol.com Subject: Re: Dukes Of Hamburg question << On The Dukes Of Hamburg Twist-Time LP the third track on side two is listed as Women (Berry). Not sure what track it's SUPPOSED to be, but it sounds an awful lot like I Can't Believe by The Brood (from Hitsville). What's up with that? >> It is the same song.... but it's not the Brood's song, they're just covering it as well. The Lord High Fixers do it too on their Au go-go lp. ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 00:48:59 -0500 From: rat fink Subject: Dead End Playlist 1/26/99 Hey, Here's this weeks playlist for Dead End Radio...Tuesday night from 10 pm until midnight on WUSB 90.1FM in New York (Stony Brook, to be exact). All part of WUSB's Tuesday Night Rock And Roll Dance Party!!! Tom Kerry & the Rembrants, The Big Itch vol. 5 comp. lp, Mr, Manicotti, The Babylon Twist Party Little Caesar & the Conspirators, Grab This And Dance comp. lp, Spectra Sound, Italy, New Orleans Guitar Wolf, 7", Bag Of Hammers, Something Else Bobby Fuller, El Paso Rock cd, Norton, Shakedown Paul Revere & the Raiders, Rock And Roll With...lp, Gardena, All Night Long Dogmatics, Thayer St. lp, Homestead, You Say Supersnazz, 7", Sympathy For The Record Industry, It's Alright Oblivians, 7"ep, Crypt, Strong Come On Hekawis, 7"ep, Giant Claw, Australia, Mt Fuji Surfin' Doctor Explosion, The Crazy World Of The Youngs lp, Dig, France, Surf 'n' Shake Mono Men, Have A Nice Day Motherfucker lp, Estrus, Hate Your Way Armitage Shanks, Shanks Pony lp, Damaged Goods, UK, Ambulance Super Stocks, Thunder Road cd, Surf, Germany, Thunder Road Nightriders, Grab This And Dance comp. lp, Spectra Sound, Italy, Whatever's Right Chancellors, Bright Lights Big City: The Soma Records Story vol.2 comp. lp, Beat Rocket, Surf Beat Thundercrack, Own Shit Home lp, Estrus, The Way That You Treat Me Coastersride, 7", Savage, Sweden, Kill Yourself Viceroys, s/t lp, Mod Holland, The One I Need 5.6.7.8.'s, Pinheel Stomp lp, Time Bomb, Japan, Dance In The Avenue A Frays, Trans World Punk vol.2 comp. lp, Crawdad, Keep Me Covered Three From Three, She'll Hurt You In The End comp. lp, Teenage Shutdown, That's What I Say Colony, Yeah Yeah Yeah comp. cd, Cheap Cheap, Pseudo Psycho Intuition (Politician) 006, Garage Punk Unknowns 4xlp box, Crypt, Like What Me Worry Rats, Back From The Grave vol.1 comp. lp, Crypt, The Rats Revenge Part 1 and 2 Easy Livin', Sin Along demo cassette, Got It All Wrong Daylight Lovers, Casa De Rock And Roll 7"ep, Sack O' Shit, King Of Useless Drinking Donnas, 7"ep, Super*Teem, I Don't Wanna Go To School Ramoni, split 7"ep w/the Beat-Offs, Sotto Casa, Italy, Blitzkrieg Bop Jet Bumpers, Blast Off lp, Radio Blast, Germany, I Want My Woody Back Jet Boys, Radio Thunder 10", Get Hip, I Can Tell Blacks, 7", Savage, Sweden, I Gotta Go Now Statics, Pinball Junkies 10", Estrus, Let's Go Let's Go Away Neanderthals, The Latest Menace To The Human Race lp, No Hit, UK, Too Many Nights In The Gin Mill Elite, The Big Itch vol. 1 comp. lp, Mr, Manicotti, One Potato Two Potato Doug Robertson & the Good Guys, The History Of Northwest Rock comp. cd, Jerden, Quiet Riot Wrong Numbers, The World Ain't Round It's Square comp. lp, Teenage Shutdown, I'm Gonna Go Now Customs, Real Long Gone cd, Shake It, Long Gone Royal Pendletons, Oh Yeah Baby lp, Sympathy For The Record Industry, Hot Rod Dissertation Von Zippers, Bad Generation cd, Estrus, It Blows A-Bones, 7", Lance Rock, Canada, Hully Gully Sonics, Boom lp, Norton, Don't You Just Know It Ardells, Tougher Than Stains lp, London Fog, UK, Stronger Than Dirt Jack & the Rippers, Concussion comp. lp, Mr, Manicotti, Heart Attack Mysterians, Strummin' Mental vol.2 cd, Crypt, A-Bomb Del-Tinos, 7", Norton, Ram Rod Preceeding Dead End Radio, from 9 to 10pm...it's Bop Street and that went something like this: Johnny Burnette & the Rock And Roll Trio: Tear It Up Ronnie Self: Ain't I'm A Dog Janis Martin: Drugstore Rock And Roll Marty Roberts & the Nightriders: Baby Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys: Buffalo Twist Jackson Brothers Orchestra: We're Gonna Rock This Joint Tonight John Ashley: Born To Rock Milton Allen: Don't Bug Me Dale Hawkins: Suzie Q Bobby & the Rhythm Rockers: Rhythm Rock Royal Jokers: You Tickle Me Baby Hal Paige & the Wailers: Thunderbird Billy Riley: Red Hot Buddy Howard: Take Your Hands Off Me Baby Larry Dale: Crying Over You Simon Crum: Bop Cat Bop Cavaliers: Messed Up Johnny Powers: Mean Mistreater Dale Thomas: Crocodile Hop Buddy Holly: Rock-A-Bye Rock Gene Maltais: Crazy Baby Bobby & the Bengals: Double Rock Bobby Norris: I Went Rockin' - -Michael The Tuesday Night Rock And Roll Dance Party (Bop Street / Dead End Radio) http://www.wusb.org/deadend 9pm until Midnight on 90.1FM WUSB Stony Brook, New York HEY! WUSB CAN STILL BE HEARD OVER THE 'NET!!! ALL YA GOTTA DO IS HIT UP THE WEB PAGE. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 15:14:33 +1100 From: "JOANNA M" Subject: Re: bomp-digest V99 #42 - -----Original Message----- From: International Trash To: bomp@xnet2.com Date: Sunday, January 31, 1999 12:54 PM Subject: Re: bomp-digest V99 #42 > >Johanna- > > >>But in Europe - different story altogether, what Australian and US >>mainstream culture ignores as a 'niche' they adore and lots of Australian >>and US bands tour there because they cant tour in their own countries as >>satisfactorily and as profitably. Its very sad. I am all for 'homegrown'. > >OH, you'll get no argument from me there. Bands like the Breadmakers,the >Onyas, the Pyramidiacs, the early hours etc etc >would've (probably) folded years ago if it weren't for the support of euro- >labels, tour promoters and fans.....I couldn't think of a >better way to spend a couple of months! > >cheers. > >craig. > Yea I know you wouldn't disagree with that, and yes sir it would be a super way to spend a couple of months!!. By the way what is 'International Trash', a label or a Zine?. > ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V99 #45 ************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com