Adrian if you see this post can you tell me which BRMC album has the tune "What have they done to my R&R?"?

Actually right at the moment I am listening to "The Forgotten Arm" by Aimee mann. It's real cool.

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MY ROCK N ROLL....IS ON THE FIRST ALBUM TITLED....BRMC

It features on Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's , first album, entitled, simply,
"B.R.M.C"

Hey, Stones lovers!
Speaking of garage rock.
We all have the cdbox "Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968 [Box]" (kiddin - but s o m e of you gotta have it, right?).

Anyway, on cd4 there´s a smasher (lot of such amont the 120 songs with exclusively North American - US, that is - garage rock from 1965-68);
which I just rediscovered... Namely "Blackout of Gretely" with the Gonn.
And now we aint talkin bout some ESC, hell no.
It starts with a marvellous scream - then comes the bulldozer...
I dont have the booklet beside me now, but check this one out.

err....right on man

At the moment roxy music, talking heads, own stones complitation, johny cash

On the Gonn.
They´re from Iowa.
Craig Moore-Vocals, bass ((A
Rex Garrett-lead guitar, vocals (A
Gerry Gabel-organ, vocals (A
Gary Stepp-guitar (A)
Brent Colvin-drums (A)
Larry LaMaster-guitar (
Dave Johnson-drums ( the meaning of the As and Bs you´ll have to find out for yourself on the fan site (( is a B ) :

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...Contains some email interview questions & answers to/fro the vocalist.

And "Blackout" doesnt start with the scream, but with this words, spoken:
"The universe is permeated with the odor of kerosene!"

At PSPOT they write: "Gonn was from Keokuk, IA, and they wrote what was to become one of THEE 60's garage-punk staples, a masterpiece, in the Spring/Early Summer of 1966! "Blackout Of Gretely" has Craig Moore's blood-curdling yell, Rex Garrett's powerful fuzz guitar riff, and a grip that will not let go until the very end of its 4 minutes and 29 seconds. The band is punk rock, but a full ten years before it had a name. They took the power chords and attitude of bands such as The Kinks and Rolling Stones and added their own high-octane formula to the mix. Gonn IS 60's garage/punk rock!"

Wow!


Cool, or... ?

Baboon Bro

The new Robert Plant is a funny mix of styles : egyptian influences, blues, rock etc.
It isn't poppy at all and IMO it sounds more Zeppelinesque that his previous solo works (not speaking of the Page/Plant stuff)

But it really needs more than a couple of listenings to really get into it.

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Live power peace...James Brown Live 71

my girlfriend snoring mostly

"Tears In My Eyes" with Uriah Heep passed by on a cassette tape.
Its from the Look At Yorself-LP from ´71, their best imho
(saw Heep in Göteborg ´85, not the best year in their career,
but anyway a competent concert, with a bubblingly smiling Mick Box
shaking hands with almost everyone in the audience while playing).

ablett, so you're still digging JB ca 71. Have you purchased "Star Time" yet? I guarantee, once you do, it will not leave your player for a year. Happened to me.

Just listening to Careless Ethiopians by Toots and Keith....geez man! what a spaced out track... thick bass...Toots so black over Keith's white boy soul.


ROCKMAN

Nighttime I now often listen to our 2-year old girl complaining loudly over leg itching.

i am listining right now to "THE KINKS" Great band!!!

At this very moment, it's the AC/DC live album from 1991, and drinking a few beers--they will be opening for the Stones (Handsome Girls '78) in my private living room concert.

At the very moment Keith's "The Harder They Come", Eurovision Song Contest within 30 minutes

doo doo doo

Nice choice, The Harder... Grrreat song.

So; anyone got a new favorite from the ESC?

- Honestly it was the worst sh*te I´ve ever seen.
Moldavia was funny; Greece semi-okay.
Norway funny. I noticed almost all the top-ten songs was from the so called
semi-final the other day... They gotta stop the stupid masses vote now.
Some rockers invade the stage; but they´re all styled up to their teeth.

Doc Wrote:
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> Baboon Bro
>
> The new Robert Plant is a funny mix of styles :
> egyptian influences, blues, rock etc.
> It isn't poppy at all and IMO it sounds more
> Zeppelinesque that his previous solo works (not
> speaking of the Page/Plant stuff)
>
> But it really needs more than a couple of
> listenings to really get into it.

---

Thank you. Please do return with further thoughts on this Plant after you´ ve heard more of it. He´s not predictable, this geezer - he was good already in the early 80´s not to long after Zeppelin suffocated by its own body mass & fame fat.

LA Woman, Doors; I never get tired by this album...
esp. "The Changeling", "Been Down So Long", "Cars Hiss... " & "L´America"...

And tsool "Transcendental Suicide" & "Bigtime" from Origin Vil.1,

... R A D I O N E T S C A P E!Radio Reggae Roots & Satisfaction Radio, over & over .

Boots from 1969 (I was critical as all people raises it to the sky; but now I start likin it more & more).

Rommick´s Russian Stonesy stuff (KONTINENTALJIJ DREIF), try it!!!





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The Holy Bible.

Manic Street Preachers!

Chelsea drugstore...I'll dig a copy of Startime out...cheers

Today´s listening: Crows, other summer birds; we have one called Storspov here, I heards it Tuesday Afternoon along the Umeälven River, good Lord what a nice sound & melody that little bastard has! "phuuuuuui-phuuuui-phuuui-phuui-phuui-phui-phuiphuiphuihui"... Another one ouside out house now is singin (Now in Swedish onomapoetry -) "kvirr - kvirr - kvirr".
...Though it felt like a "Either-total-silence/birdsong-or-heavy-rock, rock'n'roll/punkrock/Dolls/Stooges-day" I now listen to Gimme Shelter in a dozen different versions today... Good heavens how heavy the Winos version with Keeftser on vocals is! Let him sing it on the tour!!!



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BO DIDDLEY

WHO DO YOU LOVE

ROADRUNNER BABY

ACDC back 2 black...

Guns´N´Roses version of Sympathy for the devil. I saw the movie "Interview with the Vampire" yesterday and that tune is played when the end credis begin. Nice cover, I like Axl's vocals for the few first minutes before he starts he's ususal screaming. Btw, the movie is great IMO.

Gimme Shelter in a dozen versions, still today (that lunacy began yesterday morning, as can be seen above). God Heavens, what a song... In fact, for me it started out with that one for me, when I got this craze Stone freak thing which really blew me away around 2003 & last European leg of that year (but I didnt see´em then, my greedy bastard)...

"I Wanna Be Your Dog" with Stooges &
my new home-burnt mixed summer-goodies-Stones-cd
with mostly semi-forgotten (mainly studio-)stuff from 1964 to 81.

Mobilin' Baby Of Mine - Eddie Marshall ....What a great country-rock song..If ya find it promise you'll play it LOUD!!!

ROCKMAN