Monday, October 29, 2007

Ramones - Rocket To Russia ( Sire 1977 )








The Third Rocket of the band and one of both most important and explosive records in the history of planet earth!!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/66016858/ramones_-_rocket_to_russia.rar.html

Saturday, October 27, 2007

The Gruesomes - Unchained e.p ( Primitive 1985 )


Before their 1st LP (Tyrants Of Teen Trash), Gruesomes recorded two eps. Here is their second of them in 1985 in Primitive Records. A killer 6 tracker garage storm!!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/65531303/unchained.rar.html

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Big Black - Songs About Fucking ( Touch & Go 1987 )






Mindblowing Second and best LP By Forward-thinking US hard-core noise Punkers, The Big Black!!!

Friday, October 19, 2007

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

The Cavemanish Boys - Get A Load Of... ( Munster/Blood Red 2000 )





Straight Dirty Rock n Roll From An Incredible Super Band! Get A Load Of The Cavemanish Boys Folks!!!! Taste It:

"If you like those crazy bands on the ultra-cool Estrus! label, then your wig's gonna pop off when you hear The Cavemanish Boys. The band's name is apparently a take-off on David Bowie's first band, although the sound is entirely different. Although the music on Get A Load Of... is certainly nasty and has a good snarl to it, the band has the good sense to play at a tempo that is appropriate for their music. We've said it before and we'll say it again, speed is cool...but it is power, first and foremost, that really matters in playing loud rock music. The Cavemanish Boys set a mood with their tunes. The rhythms are pure dynamite, the guitars nice and meaty, and the vocals filled to the brim with attitude. The overall sound is sixties in nature, but revved up and powerful enough to really get your panties all pumped up. All the tunes kick...but our top picks are "Remember This Time," "Sunday Street," and "Wide Open Lie." These guys deliver the goods with style. "
(Additional Text From: LMNOP Reviews)

Monday, October 15, 2007

The Reverend Horton Heat - Smoke Em If You Got Em ( Sub Pop 1991 )





Are These Greasers The Most Thrilling Rock n Roll Gang On The Entire Solar System? Fuck Yes!!! Here Are The Reverend Horton Heat From Texas In Their Explosive Debut In 1991!
Killer Stripped -Down Psych0 Garagebilly Freak Out!!! Enjoy...
http://rapidshare.com/files/62701320/RHH.rar.html

Sunday, October 14, 2007

The Gruesomes - Gruesomania ( Og Music 1987 )





Second Full Blast From The Lords Of Teen Trash In 1987 With Another Garage Classic For Fuzz Ultras!!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/62433429/gruesomes_-_gruesomania__1987_.rar.html

Friday, October 12, 2007

The Saints - (I'm ) Stranded 7 '' ( Fatal Records 1976 )









Maybe the 1st ever punk single recorded by Australian Legends...the Saints In 1976! Its Dynamite!!! Catch Em live tonight in Athens alongside Gallon Drunk and Dread Astaire!

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

The Last Drive - Live 1985 + Demo Tracks


Recently i found that on the net. It must be an early live set (1985?) by The Last Drive at a club (Kyttaro?) in Athens during that period. The file also includes 2 tracks from their 1st ever demo tape (train of pain & race to hell ) plus another one from that demo played live that night ( the lonesome train by J. Burnette). Are there any more information about this? Please comment!
Track Listing
1.Gone gone gone
2.Highschool
3.Roadrunner (Modern Lovers)
4.Train Of Pain ( Demo)
5.Right By my Side
6.Calhun Surf ( Ray-Beats)
7.Blue Girl
8.Midnight Hop
9.Five years ahead of my time (Third Bardo)
10.Sidewalk Stroll
11.Misirlou
12.Boss Hoss (Sonics)
13.Race To Hell (Demo)
14.Have Love Will Travel (Sonics)
15.Louie Louie (R. Berry)
16.The train kept a rollin ( J. Burnette)
17.Lonesome Train (J. Burnette)
18.The Fire inside
19.Every night ( Human Expression)
20.Valley of Death
21.Shade Of Fever
22. The Bad Roads

Saturday, October 06, 2007

The Mojomatics - A Sweet Mama Gonna Hoodoo Me ( Alien Snatch 2004 )






Here are the Mojomatics from Italy! Its frantic & Wylde RnB all the way down to your speakers!
If you like the early White Stripes sound, check this out! The crude Italian job!!!
"Oh sweet lord!! Couldn't believe my ears when I popped this one in the player! Out of my brandnew speakers came some of the most intense sound I heard since long!! Thanks to Daniel of Alien Snatch fame this record is now available for the masses! Kicking off with the stunning opener "my mojo starts workin' now" this platter contains 16 dirty Mississippi delta's bluespunk tracks by a duo from Venice/Italy! And the hits go on'like "its such a shame"'what a bonecrunching song! Stolen by "shapes of things to come" this is a harpwailing 6ts buzzsaw scorcher!. Nothing can stop these guys'! Listen to "kiss me when I'm old & pray for more! One of these songs that you put on your carstereo tape 10 times in a row!! What a piece of art this record is'even the coverart, done by Grego, is an eyepoppin' monster! Buy 10 of this & burn yer x-mas tree'this one smokes!"
(Additional Text From: Soundflat)

Friday, October 05, 2007

v.a Pillows & Prayers ( Cherry Red 1982 )


Pillows & Prayers is a compilation album released for Christmas 1982 by Cherry Red records. The record was originally sold at 99 pence, which helped ensure that the album peaked at number 1 in the UK Indie charts for 19 weeks and sold over 120,000 copies. UK Pop at its finest!! Artists Included : Monochrome Set, The Felt, Quentin Crisp, Nightingales, The Misunderstood, Attila The Stockbroker, Eyeless In Gaza, The Passage, Five Or Six, Thomas Leer, Everything But The Girl, Joe Crow, Piero Milesi, Kevin Coyne, Ben Watt and Tracy Thorn!

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

The Chesterfield Kings - Stop! ( Mirror 1985 )


Back in the business after a few days off and deep into the dirt with the mid-80s garage classic "Stop!" by the Chesterfield Kings. Its primitive pleasure!!!

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!!!