From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V2000 #87 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@xnet2.com bomp-digest Tuesday, February 22 2000 Volume 2000 : Number 087 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: Re: hey there frozen face! apollojams Re: GO APE!!(Boston) "Vinny" Re: GO APE!!(Boston) "Vinny" Adios Moshable Festival Anders Olsson Re: hey there frozen face! apollojams ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 22:40:14 -0800 From: apollojams Subject: Re: hey there frozen face! Hey Frank and airbody: Yeah, i don't know HOW you and many others got to grow up with so many cool stations and jocks within your listening range. I mean, WKBW had such a range (50,000 watts) that you could drive to Florida and STILL get it on a car radio for much of the trip. But their firepower was an exception to the rule of "local" stations. Frank, were you a gypsy? :) Fwiw, my ear was tuned to "the big KB", WYSL and that lowrent but amazing station WNIA (one of those McLendon {sp.?} write-offs, they played new singles religiously, chart-placing or not). These stations were MY "internet". Now the Internet is my Internet. And i find it pretty bizarro-world that in THIS day and age where we can ALL listen to practically ANY station anywhere while online, that there isn't a "true" underground affecting the kids coming up. And i don't mean that bullshit "underground" that is OVERGROUND-with-a-paint-job that's been masquerading as "on the edge" for the past 12 years. Another "Fabian-with-a-bald-head-and-a-bedroom-full-of-computer-gadgets", another "Frankie-Avalon-who-raps-and-cusses-instead-of-singing", another "bar-band-with-fake-blond-"dread"-extensions-and-goatees-simulating-old-school-hip-hand-motions-in-your-face". Puh-leez!..... I've got a pretty good list of links on the AJ site to rock'n'roll webcasts. Organized by day and time so you can be online, decide you want to hear a show while you're working and THEN look to see if anything's on. I think that's easier than organizing them by Show Name and assuming people will remember the airtimes. I never do, I'll see a playlist here and think: "gotta check that out", but the ONLY way i remember is by using my guide on the site. I'd like to add to it, if any of you out there aren't represented on the list (http://apollojams.com/links.html). I spent Saturday night with "The Wayback Machine" in St. Louis and thoroughly enjoyed the mix of new and old (there's a link to it on my site). I almost CALLED them in St. Louis from here in Cali. just to ask them for a shoutout and a Skeletons (local St. Louis faves of mine) song, just for kicks. By the way, is ANYONE doing anything webcast-wise on Monday nights? Every other night is represented on my list but that night. I agree: http://www.reelradio.com is a GREAT place to hear vintage AM station airchecks. Rockin' tunes and that "AM"-style of delivery that i really miss in the current shows. No offense to you kids workin' it on the webcasts, but the between-song chatter is pretty "dry-like-a-college-station", exactly what i disliked about the stereotypical FM jocks back in the day. Isn't it possible to serve up everything from Gene Vincent to the Remains to the Fuzztones, with an amphetamine-like, bourbon-frazzled delivery (faked or not) that is TRUE to the excitement of the records you're playing? The Joey Reynolds' and B. Mitchell Reed's and the Arnie Ginsberg's were definitely not afraid they'd make fools out of themselves on the air. Acting the fool was part of the excitement, and addicted an entire TWO generations of rock and roll lovers. I'm sure they thought, as Bob Segarini once retorted to some heckler: "Yeah, but i'm doing it and getting PAID for it..." (then under his breath) "what is *your* excuse?....." he was such a smartass, gotta love him: - -g http://apollojams.com ps: btw, since it's NOT on "reelradio", i have a vintage 1965 aircheck with George "The Hound" Lorenz, pure Buffalo with local references (Lenny Silver at Best and Gold Distributing, Wardynski's Bologna!! even) and superb blues and soul sides. If anyone wants to trade. I'm doggedly persistent in my attempts to score some of the "Bomp-y" cd and vinyl compilations i don't have. Including LOTS of stuff ON Bomp itself (damn...ya think greg would put me on the damn mailing list, considering i...jus' ribbin', Mr. Shaw!), there are titles on AIP and Total Energy I'm missing bigtime. pps: wasn't CKLW the station with "Rosalie" as the music director? Immortalized by Bob Seger (the GOOD Bob Seger, not the clone who was "like a rock") in the song of the same name? - ----------------------------------- fbrandon wrote: > > gary---i did see the expanded and detailed listing mentioning underwater > surfers---by the way, danny n was the late afternoon/early evening guy and > joey was the night guy on kbw---think Royal Order of the Night People---he > was crazy nuts on the air and i dug him---this was when rado was everything > to a kid growing up and wanting to hear more---on the east coast for me, > there was wbz (bruce bradley and dick summer) and wmex (arnie ginsberg) in > boston, wls (art roberts) in chicago, CKLW in windsor, cousin brucie and > murray the K in nyc---and i could listen to the pirates on kdka---i missed > out on the nashville/memphis stations---and of course the west was only a > rumor---there is a great site of 60's airchecks that david brock posted a > year and a half back www.reelradio.com that has fantastic stuff---dig dewey > phillips in memphis---check this site out for some true flashbacks.... the > jocks were boss, the search for the newest sounds was ongoing---hearing the > stones, animals, zombies, hullabaloos, hollies for the first time was > amazing and there were lots of local scenes that made it on to the > air---chicago wcfl and wls were sooooo supportive of their own scene.... the > good old days ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 22:35:53 -0800 From: "Vinny" Subject: Re: GO APE!!(Boston) Curb your human... ********GO APE!************************************************************************ ** Feb 24th,2000!!!! "Crazy 60's Planet of the Apes Party!" At the Milkyway 405 Centre st,Jamaica Plain 9pm- POTA Music,visuals,performance,& fashions... GoGo girl"Nova"cages,human hunts,post apocalyptic decor... Human Bands: Jonny Chan & The New Dynasty6! (from NYC) The Fabulous Itchies! (from RI) The Liquid Paper! (Allstar line-up coverin' The Monkees) Simian 60's beat&garage spun by DjDinos Hosts: General"DjVinny"Ursus & Dr"SirRichard"Zaius + A Forbidden Zone fashion show!! **************************************************************************** ***************** ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 02:12:36 -0800 From: "Vinny" Subject: Re: GO APE!!(Boston) Curb your human... ********GO APE!************************************************************************ ** Feb 24th,2000!!!! "Crazy 60's Planet of the Apes Party!" At the Milkyway 405 Centre st,Jamaica Plain MA 9pm- POTA Music,visuals,performance,& fashions... GoGo girl"Nova"cages,human hunts,post apocalyptic decor... Human Bands: Jonny Chan & The New Dynasty6! (from NYC) The Fabulous Itchies! (from RI) The Liquid Paper! (Allstar line-up coverin' The Monkees) Simian 60's beat&garage spun by DjDinos Hosts: General"DjVinny"Ursus & Dr"SirRichard"Zaius + A Forbidden Zone fashion show!! **************************************************************************** ***************** ------------------------------ Date: 22 Feb 2000 09:08:37 +0100 From: Anders Olsson Subject: Adios Moshable Festival The longest running Scandinavian garage and punk rock fanzine, Moshable, has come to an end and the last issue will be out in March 2000. In order to make it a pleasant goodbye we end it all with a big rock 'n' roll bash in Copenhagen and a two-day festival. The pre-sale tickets are on sale now and you better hurry since there's limited access to this monster party: 230 tickets for Friday and 400 for Saturday. The line up looks like this: Friday 31st of March at Stengade 30: The Nomads · The Royal Beat Conspiracy · The Burnouts · The Turpentines Doors: 21.00 Saturday April 1st at Loppen: The Hellacopters · The Flaming Sideburns · Union 69 · Columbian Neckties (ex-Shake Appeal) Doors: 22.00 + special guests and Rock'n'Roll DJ's: Måns (The Maggots) and Brock (Deadbeat) The tickets are 120 Danish Kroner ($17) for each night. In order to be able to sell pre-sale tickets in 14 countries at the same time they will be available through Globaltickets which have agents in several countries. Below you will find phone numbers or of your local agent. Get in touch and pay the tickets and you will receive a voucher which will be valid as a ticket when you come to Copenhagen. You shall pick the tickets up at Tivoli Ticketcenter, Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 Copenhagen V, Denmark (phone +45 38887014). They are open Friday between 10.00 to 19.00 and Saturday between 10.00 to 17.00. This solution is the best for several reasons: the tickets are available for everyone at the same time meaning it's first come first served, there's no money transfers and you pay in your home country, Tivoli is located in the center of Copenhagen and is easy to find. The catch is that the tickets will be more expensive for people abroad and we don't like that, but the alternative would be that they would only be on pre-sale in Denmark and Sweden. Outside Denmark you must be prepared to pay $10 more per ticket. Here's the contact addresses: Australia (61 2 9327 7599), Austria (431 533 2953), Belgium (32 5033 0505), UK (0171 734 4555), France (1 4265 3921), Germany (3068 88 960), Italy (254271), Japan (3 3770 9496), Holland (035 6232 995), Norway (2242 6244), Portugal (47321 0136), Spain (1 542 8598), Sweden (861 16299) and the US (212 332 2435). Outside of these countries or if you have problems contact: Arte Udland at +45 3332 6548 Venue Addresses: "Stengade 30"(http://www.stengade30.dk), Stengade 18, 2200 Copenhagen N, ph. +45 35360938 "Loppen" (http://www.loppen.dk), Baadsmandstraede 43, Christania, ph. +45 32578422 Last issue of Moshable (#20) out late March - check our web site for further details http://www.vow.dk/badafro/moshable.html Moshable editors Peter and Lars are inteviewed in the March edition of http://www.earpollution.com Best regards, Peter Markham / Moshable Magazine mailto:moshable@post5.tele.dk Bad Afro & Moshable web site: http://www.vow.dk/badafro ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 01:22:46 -0800 From: apollojams Subject: Re: hey there frozen face! Shot in the dark: Does anyone out there have any information on Preston Klik and/or The Book Of Holy Lies? Chicago, early 80's, pretty awesome, imho. - -g http://go.to/funkyflyy ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V2000 #87 **************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com