Thursday, September 27, 2007

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

The Miracle Workers - Moxies Revenge ( Get Hip 1989 )








Moxies revenge supplemented the most primitive period with outtakes and unreleased recordings Of Portland Fuzz Giants. Irresistible Stuff!!!
As the Pacific Northwest entry in garage-rock's second coming, Portland, Oregon's Miracle Workers looked no further than their own backyard for initial inspiration. Rather than the more psychedelic meanderings of their peers, the original five-piece lineup stomped and snarled through layers of fuzz much like local deities the Sonics and the Wailers. Both of the Miracle Workers' early EPs boast a heartening percentage of originals — not a majority, mind you, but they were playing to an audience that considered the use of strings manufactured after '66 heretical — that easily outstrip the group's covers in both songwriting and energy. Tracks from each (as well as a slew of previously unreleased treasures) are collected on Moxie's Revenge.
(Additional Text From: Trouser Press)

Monday, September 24, 2007

The Feelies - Crazy Rhythms ( Stiff 1980 )





Highly Influencial But Mostly Ignored At The Time Released, The Sublime Debut By The Feelies!
http://rapidshare.com/files/57905823/the_feelies_-__1980__crazy_rhythms.rar.html
Even though their output isn't quite as consistently amazing as I'd like, at their peak (spread over two albums over a decade apart) The Feelies were one of the greatest bands you never heard. Even though the credit nowadays seems to go entirely to bands like R.E.M., Hüsker Dü and - perhaps - The Replacements, there were several bands on that second tier that also made their mark on the evolution of underground American rock in the 80's and beyond. Greg Sage and The Wipers paved the way for a more abrasive punk/rock-fusion that replaced a creed of destruction with worshipping at the altar of the guitar, the feedback-drenched work-outs of The Dream Syndicate reminded people of the importance of The Velvet Underground while the band also helped creating alt country on later efforts, but perhaps most influential were The Feelies, whose image (and this album cover?) predated Weezer and whose music, in one way or another, shaped almost a whole generation of bands. Their ultra-thin jangle-sound - a more playful, caffeine-tight version of Television's noir epics - definitely was an influence on R.E.M. (Peter Buck would produce the band's second effort), The dB's and many of the folk-rock bands copping ideas from The Byrds, The Velvet Underground and their offspring. Their nerdiness combined that of The Modern Lovers with Devo's (and was taken to another level by The Violent Femmes), while their knack for nervous, jittery sounds and rhythms sometimes recalled Wire, The Talking Heads and the more straightforward Krautrock albums (on this album at least). (Additional Text: guypetersreviews.com)

Saturday, September 22, 2007

v.a Doing It For The Kids ( Creation 1988 )



The days before the "life-style carnival" of the so called "Brit Pop" were the most fertile and creative both for UK indies in general and creation records in particular. This 1988 complication proves the point. Sonic adventures with identity! Artists included: My Bloody Valentine, Momus, Primal Scream, Heidi berry (check this out!!!), The House Of Love, Nikki Sudden, The Weather prophets, Biff Bang Pow, The Jasmine Minks, Felt, Jazz Butcher, The Times. Pacific, Emily and Razorcuts.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

The Gruesomes - Tyrants Of Teen Trash ( Og Music 1986 )





The Classsic 1986 100% Revivalist 60s garage Punk Masterpiece Debut From Canadian Teen Trashers, The Gruesomes! The Fuzz & Screams Real Deal!!!

Friday, September 14, 2007

Hexxers - Freaks With The Savage Beat ( Golly Gee Records 2005 )









What A Hell Of A Record? Manic And Stomping Garage Punk To The Outter Limits!
All the Right Influences Are Here On Their Debut LP. And As Their Label Says:
"Fans of cannibal-style garage punk beware...THE HEXXERS wanna eat yer flesh & see yer bones!" Hell Yeah!!!
(Link Removed ...sorry)

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Baby Woodrose - Blows Your Mind ( Pan Records 2001 )









Classic Baby Woodrose debut album. In reality a one-man operation by Lorenzo Woodrose who wrote the songs, played all the instruments, produced the record together with Riky Woodrose and put it out on his own Pan Records in 2001.
Its pre-Stoner, Fuzzed-up Psych Garage All the way from Denmark. A 14 tracker Psych Blower!!

Sunday, September 09, 2007

The Thanes - A Night In Great King Street ( Larsen 2007 )

The Return Of the Thanes On The Legendary Larsen Label ( & Top French Fanzine).
Coming Originally From the Vaults And Most Primitive Than Ever!!! Scot Gods We Salute You!!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/54479454/thanes__the_-_a_night_in_great_king_street.rar.html

Saturday, September 01, 2007

The Dirty Saints - Hi! ( Fifth Dimension 1990 )








Legendary First Release (e.p) From One Of The Most Important & Thrilling Greek Bands Of All Time, The Dirty Saints From Ioannena, Northern Greece. Released On The Legendary As Well 5th Dimension Label ( & Mail-Order) From Kiato Back In 1990.
http://rapidshare.com/files/52670421/1990_-_hi__7__.rar.html
( Full Covers Included In The Rar File)