From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V2000 #89 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 Thursday, February 24 2000 Volume 2000 : Number 089 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: The Outsiders and C.Q. "Filippo Dulio" AW: bomp-digest V2000 #88 Soundflat@t-online.de (Lutz Räuber) Re: The Outsiders and C.Q. Rmerchandz@aol.com Re: Re: Op Art/Project blue vol 5 SoundViews@aol.com Outsiders CDs BobDuncan@webtv.net Re: AW: bomp-digest V2000 #88 Mekios Re: coffee and smokes playlist Moparlary@aol.com Jesus & Mary Chain Cavestomp@aol.com Re: Jesus & Mary Chain nixie nox Re: Jesus & Mary Chain willie little New to List & want ASS Mongol Hordes Re: New to List & want ASS Brian Phillips Rock n'roll as literature. Crawdaddy Simon Re: Jesus & Mary Chain "pixie ruin" Re: Jesus & Mary Chain "Blair" internet garage radio "Jeffrey Lemlich" Re: Jesus & Mary Chain nixie nox Re: Rock n'roll as literature. "Kip Shepherd" Oi! "Laurent Bigot" Blair's Project "Laurent Bigot" SWAMP STOMP PLAYLIST 23 February 2000 "Jeffrey Lemlich" Psychopunch "Sylvain" Re: Psychopunch "tobba andersson" Recommendations Bård Hodneland ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:18:46 +0100 From: "Filippo Dulio" Subject: Re: The Outsiders and C.Q. >> Someone has got to help me! I've been trying to track down a compact disc >> copy of those Ducth beat sensations The Outsiders acclaimed C.Q. album. > I have The Outsiders 'C.Q. Sessions' 2CD set. I'd be willing to make CD-R > copies for trade. > Please e-mail me off of the list, so this doesn't become annoying to others > who don't care. Just for info: CQ is NOT included in the 2CD "CQ Sessions". "CQ Sessions" is made of alt. takes which, while still great, are no match for the final CQ album. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:38:30 +0100 From: Soundflat@t-online.de (Lutz Räuber) Subject: AW: bomp-digest V2000 #88 Hi david, here is the tracklist of project blue vol. 5: Rave-Ons I'll Come Back To You Chancellors-Journey Aardvarks-I Can't Explain Savoys-I'd Rather Love You Quarrymen-Don't Try Your Luck Truths-Pending Ascensions-All Alone Blazers-I Don't Need You Trojans Of Evol-Why Girl Saints-Girl Forgive Me Mixed Emotions-Can't You Stop It Now Freddie & The Freeloafers-You're Gone Monarchs-Only You Know Crystal Revelation-Life Modds-Don't Be Late Minutemen-Another Day With Me If you ever look for tracklistings, just download that Searching for Shakes Programm on Cutie Morning Moon webpage! It´s such a cool programm! But you will need Access programm for that! I agree with those prices for Op Art releases! Even here in germany the prices (e.g.in my mailorderlist) are high (like between $ 9.00 & $ 10.00 for the singles & $ 13.00 for the 10"s!! But a lot of people buy em, especially the 10"s, which aren´t that pricey compared to other european comps!! Its a shame anyway, that all these 60´s comps are so expencive here! Believe me, it´s not the fault of the Mailorder..just to get em from the Bootleggers is so expencive! I´d like to compare between Punkrock & Sixties! I carry both styles in my list! An average boot of a punkrock comp or album can be sold for like 20,--DM (which is like $ 10.00), but a sixties comp has to be sold for 30,--DM to even 40,--DM... for no reason! Exceptions for this are Teenage Shutdowns, Fuzzy & Flaykes, Lost generation, il sont fous, etc..which have a normal price I have no idea why these guys make those records so expencive! if you press like 500 of em, it costs you like 3000,--DM, so you could also easily sell them for a normal price! But most of em (and just a few pay royalities..) just want to make big money & ruin the market!!!! Please, if there are bootleggers on this list (for sure).. I don´t wanna piss you off, but try to keep prices down, so more & more can enjoy the music! Rockn´n Roll wasn´t meant to be just for the rich guys!! Upps, too much blabla this time..but I´m looking forward to hear all you guys opinion, best Lutz Subscribe to the Soundflat Newslist! Just send an email to: Soundflat-subscribe@listbot.com with "subscribe" in the subject field! Visit our new homepages at http://www.soundflat.de > > Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 11:43:38 -0800 (PST) > From: David > Subject: Op Art/Project blue vol 5 > > Any opinions on all those expensive OpArt dutch beat > singles, especially the Bumble Bees and Flashcall 45s? > Also, could someone provide a tracklisting for Project > Blue vol 5? > Thanks, > > David > ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 08:35:35 EST From: Rmerchandz@aol.com Subject: Re: The Outsiders and C.Q. In a message dated 2/23/00 6:31:49 AM, duliof@telenia.it writes: << Just for info: CQ is NOT included in the 2CD "CQ Sessions". "CQ Sessions" is made of alt. takes which, while still great, are no match for the final CQ album. >> Yeah, I didn't care much for the "CQ Sessions." They didn't seem as inspired as the first Outsiders album or other psych records from the time. I still haven't heard the actual "CQ". ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 08:51:01 EST From: SoundViews@aol.com Subject: Re: Re: Op Art/Project blue vol 5 > the prices for 'em are fucking absurd -- $15 for a 7", some of which are > only 2-songs!?! i scored the peter and the blizzards one, and it is great, but > again, the price is ridiculous.. >> I agree, they are great but the price is way too high. I think they made a >> limited number and these will end up becoming collectible like the originals. >> Kind of a similar thing to the reissue of the Slaves 45's years back. Tony yeah, i was told there's only 200 of each pressed... what bastards! i'm sorry, but there's no excuse in gouging music lovers like this. and as far as those slaves 45s go -- i'm still looking for 'em! lee sound views - --- http://members.aol.com/Shake6677/DeadFlowers.html (garage, punk, psych, soul, r&b, beat, blues, r&r, etc.) .. ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 06:31:27 -0800 (PST) From: BobDuncan@webtv.net Subject: Outsiders CDs For all yer Outsiders needs contact Jade Hubertz at jhubertz@netdirect.net No web site but in his snail mail catalog he lists the 1st for $14 & CQ Sessions for $21. Bob ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:24:52 -0500 (EST) From: Mekios Subject: Re: AW: bomp-digest V2000 #88 On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Lutz Räuber wrote: > Aardvarks-I Can't Explain A killer!!! ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:44:13 EST From: Moparlary@aol.com Subject: Re: coffee and smokes playlist In a message dated 2/22/00 11:37:31 AM Eastern Standard Time, barrygoubler@hotmail.com writes: << Glad to see someone starting off a garage radio show with a cut off of the jesus and mary chain's Psychocandy.to me,it's one of the classic albums of the 80's;early beach boys filtered through white heat/white light.you cant beat that combo. ______________________________________________________ >> didn't they win the Oscar for "best use of Distortion" reporting from the Gallery, Moparlary ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 12:34:58 EST From: Cavestomp@aol.com Subject: Jesus & Mary Chain In a message dated 2/22/00 11:37:31 AM Eastern Standard Time, barrygoubler@hotmail.com writes: << Glad to see someone starting off a garage radio show with a cut off of the jesus and mary chain's Psychocandy.to me,it's one of the classic albums of the 80's;early beach boys filtered through white heat/white light.you cant beat that combo. =========================================================================== Abso-effin'-lutely! I gotta' agree, those are the winning combination of elements that have made The J&MC a long time guilty pleasure of mine (minus the "Edward Scissor Hands meets The Cure at the mall" fashion sensibilities), but don't forget a healthy presence of The Ramones played on 16, also a big part of their formula. - -Jon ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 14:07:48 -0400 From: nixie nox Subject: Re: Jesus & Mary Chain you took the words right out of my mouth "long time guilty pleasure" indeed nixie >Abso-effin'-lutely! I gotta' agree, those are the winning combination of >elements that have made The J&MC a long time guilty pleasure of mine (minus >the "Edward Scissor Hands meets The Cure at the mall" fashion sensibilities), >but don't forget a healthy presence of The Ramones played on 16, also a big >part of their formula. >-Jon ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:51:34 -0800 (PST) From: willie little Subject: Re: Jesus & Mary Chain Greetings, I remember purchasing "Psycho candy" in 1986. It may sound like an odd comparsion, but I used to describe the Jesus and Mary Chain's sound as a low budget 1965 Beatles recording session meets an in- dustrial accident. In the early 1990s at East Carolina University, I started to get into the Charlatans UK, Ride, Lush, My Bloody Valentine, Pale Saints, etc. I think that "Psycho Candy" made noise extremely acceptable. Melvin Little - --- Cavestomp@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 2/22/00 11:37:31 AM Eastern > Standard Time, > barrygoubler@hotmail.com writes: > > << > Glad to see someone starting off a garage radio > show with a cut off of the > jesus and mary chain's Psychocandy.to me,it's one > of the classic albums of > the 80's;early beach boys filtered through white > heat/white light.you cant > beat that combo. > =========================================================================== > Abso-effin'-lutely! I gotta' agree, those are the > winning combination of > elements that have made The J&MC a long time guilty > pleasure of mine (minus > the "Edward Scissor Hands meets The Cure at the > mall" fashion sensibilities), > but don't forget a healthy presence of The Ramones > played on 16, also a big > part of their formula. > -Jon > __________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:55:58 -0800 (PST) From: Mongol Hordes Subject: New to List & want ASS Hi All, I just signed on to the list - looks cool. I hope this isn't a way overasked question but: Is there any place where I can find a discography for American Soul Spiders/Teengenerate? __________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 15:02:54 -0500 From: Brian Phillips Subject: Re: New to List & want ASS >Is there any place where I can find a discography for >American Soul Spiders/Teengenerate? Try here http://www.grunnenrocks.nl/bands/st/teengene.htm and welcome aboard. Uses http://www.metacrawler.com to make himself look dead clever, Brian Phillips ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 15:55:12 -0600 From: Crawdaddy Simon Subject: Rock n'roll as literature. Crawdaddy Simon presents "The Platonic Dialogues Of Rock N' Roll, Sort Of" starring CRAWDADDY SIMON, LESTER BANGS' NEPHEW, and THE ANONYMOUS ROCKER Scene 1: The occasion was an afternoon banquet set up by an enthusiast sponsor in the lovely garden of his countryside villa. Laying on couches we gulped down grapes and chatted gaily as our host's exquisitely refined servants patted our bums and fanned our armpits. We all sported fine new togas, and our talkative trio quickly became the center of attention, as were present, in addition to my self, Lester Bangs' famed nephew, as well as an elusive, mysterious anonymous rocker. Crawdaddy Simon: But what I'd like to know, my friend, is what it implied to be the nephew of the world's most famous rock scribe… Lester Bangs' Nephew: Well Simon, imagine what it must've been like to be Huey, Dewey, or even Louie, I mean, to be related to Don Duck… Pretty much a 24-7 job, you'll agree. Uncle Lester was a very kind man, but I gotta say it was always an intense experience to be around him. For instance, most people know about him wrestling with Handsome Dick Manitoba, but it was something else when he got it in his mind to wrestle Bill Burroughs! I tell you, the old man was totally helpless in the paws of Uncle Lester, who kept hollering something about the blank generation taking over from the beats… Same thing with Patti Smith's broken neck. I wasn't around at the time it happened, but I heard it might've been my uncle. CS: But, didn't he enjoy Patti's records? LBN: Yes, Crawdaddy, but you know she was very brittle, a poet. CS: Did anybody ever knock Lester down? LBN: As far as I know only Debbie Harry, but she tickled him, so it doesn't really count. CS: What about that 'Last Of The White Niggers' t-shirt that Lester used to wear? LBN: Oh, that's funny, it was actually a typo, the shirt should have read 'Last Of The Night Wiggers', a remnant from the much-toupeed glam era in New York… CS: Lester Bangs' Nephew, are you in touch at all with other rock nephews? LBN: A congregation of simpletons, Crawdaddy Simon! These sorry excuses for rock nephews wouldn't give five bucks to Chuck Berry if the old man stoop to suck their puny collective dick, and I'll stand on Little Richard's coffee table with my boots on and say that! … There's a bunch of us hardcore nephews around, but it's pretty much a clandestine network, you know, Metal Mike's nephew, who else? Shane Williams' nephew when he's not wasting away in reform school… A couple of years ago some guy was going around pretending to be Meltzer's nephew but it turned out to be Mike McGonigal's second cousin in disguise, how lame! Of course I'm still urging Tim Stegall, Mike Stax and all to get nephews a.s.a.p., even yourself, Crawdad', you should tell your brother to get busy. CS: Give him time man, he's just a kid. Besides I'm sort of a rock nephew myself… LBN: Really? CS: Yeah, my uncle used to be a roadie for a metal band, and he digs The Pack and lotsa cool shit. LBN: I hear you, Daddy, but the thing is, you have to realize that the times they are a-changin', excuse my French. I'm one of the oldest rock nephews in activity in the nation right now. I mean who else is there? Greil Marcus' nephew only listens to ambient soundscapes from the Mediterranean, Byron Coley's nephew is heavily into techno, and Christgau's nephew? Gimme a break, he's flipping burgers at White Castle and half of 'em land on the floor! CS: White Castle, uh?… LBN: Yeah… Oh shit! Stackwaddy, my man, do you think there could be hope for this guy? CS: Well, has he heard the Dictators' "Go Girl Crazy!", that's the question! You should investigate man, this guy is Christgau's nephew, goddammit! If he digs the Dictators today we could take over the fuckin' Village Voice tomorrow! What do you think, anonymous rocker? The Anonymous Rocker: I stupid. CS: … LBN: … TAR: … CS: …Weeell, he has a point there, after all we strive to establish the arch-prominence of arch-stupid arch-punk 'rock' among other superior and thus inferior forms of expression. LBN: Well put, Crack Daddy, and I should like to add that we therefore partly but seriously abide by the logic of Stewart Home's dialectics… CS: Home being the only Limey rock theoretician who matters… LBN: But you can't even call him a theoretician… CS: Indeed you can't, since this would be invalidating his point, which is that punk-rock cannot be theorized! LBN: Ha! Ha! CS: Ha! Ha! TAR: I stupid. CS: Once again, admirably put, anonymous rocker. Now tell me, Nephew, did your uncle Lester ever get to meet Uncle Fester? LBN: Unfortunately it did not happen, Steak Daddy, and let me tell you I find this regrettable, as I would certainly have enjoyed the opportunity to try and cheer Christina Ricci up. Moreover you'll agree that a meeting of these two giants of Western popular culture, one as hairy as the other was hairless, would have constituted a memorable event. CS: It would have, indeed. Let me get more specific now and… What's that, rocker? TAR: I stupid. CS: And we certainly love you for it… I was gonna tell you, Nephew, you are one legendary nephew, I mean like when you got all excited about listening to the Godz' "Contact High", you know, how it got stars for lousiness… You're an inspiration to all of us, nephews and non-nephews alike, nieces and non-nieces as well! LBN: Thank you, Big Daddy, I really appreciate, and you know in a way this is like you rockin' out to the Corpse Grinders, it makes sense, y'know. CS: Yeah… LBN: Yeah. TAR: I stupid. CS: Yeah… Now let me wink loudly and ask you something else, Nephew… Come on, "Carburetor Dung"? "Cartesian Jetstream"? "Ancient Lace"…? "Snowflakes"…? Mmmh… LBN: I have them all at home, Mack Daddy, and they're all amazing albums. CS: I'm stunned, speechless really! Who woulda thunk it? The Count motherfuckin' Five! ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 16:04:56 EST From: "pixie ruin" Subject: Re: Jesus & Mary Chain this is probably my first post...but i cant pass up talking about the jesus and mary chain, one of my favorite groups ever...definitely in my top two. psychocandy was a great record...but i loved darklands much much more. heh. their fashion wasnt THAT bad, ive definitely seen worse in the 80s... cheers, pixie "so many pills, so little time to do them"--the make-up - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Abso-effin'-lutely! I gotta' agree, those are the winning combination of >elements that have made The J&MC a long time guilty pleasure of mine (minus >the "Edward Scissor Hands meets The Cure at the mall" fashion >sensibilities), >but don't forget a healthy presence of The Ramones played on 16, also a big >part of their formula. >-Jon ______________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: 23 Feb 2000 17:55:46 -0500 From: "Blair" Subject: Re: Jesus & Mary Chain >you took the words right out of my mouth "long time guilty pleasure" >indeed I haven't listened much to the Jesus & Mary Chain since the second LP. Still, _Psychocandy_ remains one of my favorite albums of the 80s. I always thought of songs like "You Trip Me Up" as beautiful melodies desperately treading water in an angry sea of foamy noise. I was also glad to see, tho', that they didn't try to do that same exact thing with the follow-up. Instead, that one just had some great Beach Boys-like melodies, slowed down a bit, tho'. (I like the "Kill Surf City" 7"er quite a bit.) But, yeah, "April Skies" is also a great one. After the second LP, tho', I pretty much lost track of them... How's their newer stuff? Blair ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 20:01:43 -0500 From: "Jeffrey Lemlich" Subject: internet garage radio << But the MAIN thing, and where you can hardly go wrong if you're a programmer/jock on one of these shows -- YOU GOTTA LET YOUR ENTHUSIASM SHOW! Your love of this noise has gotta be OBVIOUS to the folks who are listening.>> HELL YES!!! When I do my show, I am not just a jukebox cranking out the Nuggets and the Pebbles! I'm playing the music I feel, it's my show and my ego, and you're welcome to join and in be a part of it!!!! Which means you'll hear 45s from my collection along with comped stuff, and the selections will run the gamut from soul to snarling garage to psych to baroquish pop, to some later punk when the mood strikes... to '60s radio airchecks... and more soul. It's just the way I listen to music. Ever try listening to an hour-long comp of frat garage?... it gets boring, even though the songs jam. They need some soul sauce! That's my job, pour the soul sauce, make the music flow, make it work, make it shake rattle and roll. If ya like it, you're invited to my place to hear me play records again next week. If you don't, you can watch the Grammys or listen to Whitney & Britney. JEFF Swamp Stomp, Wednesday nights 10pm eastern - midnight http://www.eyeqradio.com ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 21:15:49 -0400 From: nixie nox Subject: Re: Jesus & Mary Chain the grammys are on (sound turned off) listening to stoned & dethroned ('94) well, no buzzsaws, just spaghetti fried western, very cinematic, slowed down, endless summer that never was, california from half-remembered dreams (half remembered beach boy dreams?). . . . makes me wish I was driving in the desert at night nixie fashion note--Levi's ad plus a touch of poodlehair >>you took the words right out of my mouth "long time guilty pleasure" >>indeed > >I haven't listened much to the Jesus & Mary Chain since the second LP. >Still, _Psychocandy_ remains one of my favorite albums of the 80s. I always >thought of songs like "You Trip Me Up" as beautiful melodies desperately >treading water in an angry sea of foamy noise. > >I was also glad to see, tho', that they didn't try to do that same exact >thing with the follow-up. Instead, that one just had some great Beach >Boys-like melodies, slowed down a bit, tho'. (I like the "Kill Surf City" >7"er quite a bit.) But, yeah, "April Skies" is also a great one. > >After the second LP, tho', I pretty much lost track of them... How's their >newer stuff? > >Blair ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 22:30:51 -0600 From: "Kip Shepherd" Subject: Re: Rock n'roll as literature. > TAR: I stupid. > CS: Yeah. Now let me wink loudly and ask you something else, Nephew. > Come on, "Carburetor Dung"? "Cartesian Jetstream"? "Ancient Lace".? > "Snowflakes".? Mmmh. > LBN: I have them all at home, Mack Daddy, and they're all amazing > albums. Can you make me some CD-R's of these!?! I've been looking for 'em for years! Has anybody got the Masked Marauders outtakes? Kip I know, I know. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 07:19:41 +0100 From: "Laurent Bigot" Subject: Oi! For those who dig the Oi side of punk, just got 2 new 45s you should get too... >From England, On File made a great one for Helen Of Oi. "Monday Thru Friday/Back To The Roots" should please those into Last Resort/Cock Sparrer/4 Skins. >From France, les Teckels' (with members of the No-Talents) new one is in french. "Ce qui n'aide pas vraiment/la crise de la bière" should please Cockney Rejects fans. It comes in a beautiful "working class" picture sleeve & the 1st 300 are also picture discs. Their next 45 will be out soon & in english. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 07:10:13 +0100 From: "Laurent Bigot" Subject: Blair's Project Hey Blair, Did I miss something or you gave up on the "90s Garage Awards" thing? ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 01:38:16 -0500 From: "Jeffrey Lemlich" Subject: SWAMP STOMP PLAYLIST 23 February 2000 ** Apologies to those of you on several one-lists who may be seeing this more than once. Consider yourself WHAMMED... not spammed!** Thanks to all who tuned in to hear the following platters that matter, on the weekly Wednesday night SWAMP STOMP: BROGUES - I Ain't No Miracle Worker GLI EVANGELISTI - Un Ragazzo Di Strada (I Ain't No Miracle Worker) Beatles 1965 "Help" ad THE MOVE - The Disturbance TROPICS - I Want More GROUP INC. - Like A Woman LES HOU-LOPS - Oh Noe MODS - It's For You BASEMENT WALL - Orange PRETTY THINGS - Judgment Day (KANE'S) COUSINS - Take Your Love & Shove It (unedited version) EASYBEATS - Pretty Girl EDDIE COCHRAN - Pretty Girl BUGS - Pretty Girl (unknown band, IGL Roof Garden Jamboree) - Pretty Girls Everywhere INTRUDERS - You Leech Me To Debt THE UNTAMED - Just Wait KOLLEKTION - Savage Lost DEADBEATS - Can't Go On This Way THE "IN" - Just Give Me Time SMOKE - High In A Room ** Ron Britain air check, WCFL Chicago, 6/29/66 ** TULU BABIES - Hurtin' Kind THE VOYAGE - One Day STATUS QUO - Elizabeth Dreams UNTAMED YOUTH - Without A Word Of Warning TRADEWINDS - Catch Me In The Meadow (closing theme) And in our world-famous **SOUL COAL FACTORY**, this was the line-up: STEVIE WONDER - Blowing In The Wind DEE DEE WARWICK - Standin By GOLDEN TOADSTOOLS - Silly Savage FLIRTATIONS - Nothing But A Heartache DELLS - I Can Sing A Rainbow/Love Is Blue FIVE DU-TONES - The Chicken Astronaut SHIRLEY & THE SHIRELLES - A Most Unusual Boy SWAMP DOGG - Don't Throw Your Love To The Wind HONEY & THE BEES - Help Me ZZ HILL - This Time They Told The Truth ALVIN CASH & THE CRAWLERS - Twine Time TROY SEALS - The Wedding Of Society's Child ** Those of you receiving this list by Thursday morning: THE SWAMP STOMP/SOUL COAL FACTORY is rebroadcast Thursday mornings at 10AM eastern, 5AM pacific... 3PM in the UK. ** Tune in for the next live edition of the SWAMP STOMP, Wednesday 1 March 2000, 10PM - 12 midnight eastern (7PM - 9PM pacific), on http://www.eyeqradio.com Fans of garage and psychedelic music should also tune in to: CREEPY T RADIO, followed by NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND Sundays, 4PM - 8PM eastern (1PM - 5PM pacific). on eyeqradio. Keep an eye out for *MORE SOUL* on eyeqradio!!! Artists and labels: please submit items for consideration to: JEFF LEMLICH eyeqradio P.O. BOX 655018 MIAMI, FL 33265-5018 ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 09:59:03 CET From: "Sylvain" Subject: Psychopunch ... has anybody here already heard their LP on White Jazz, that 's just out now ? what does it worth ? sylvain / switzerland ______________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 01:15:03 PST From: "tobba andersson" Subject: Re: Psychopunch Yo, Psychopunch rocks pretty hard in a metal kind of way. They are worth checking out but wait until you can find it 2nd hand. Nothing new under the sun here... Heard the new Turpentines yet? Also try to find a band called Mary Slim, they are cooool! TA ZORCH PRODUCTIONS, giving music a bad name since 1989... #0708-570219 e-mail:zorchman@hotmail.com www.24timmar.se/zorch ______________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 10:30:25 +0100 From: Bård Hodneland Subject: Recommendations I'm thinking of buying some cheap Get Back releases from a mail order company here in Norway. So, can anyone recommend/describe the following albums: Bubble Puppy - A Gathering Of Promises Lost & Found - Everybody's Here Godz - Third Testament Golden Dawn - Power Plant Thanks! bård. ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V2000 #89 **************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com