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N.Dorphins
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Hawkwind
Nik Turner
Robert Calvert
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doctor love
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| wad wrote: |
I'll add the following...
Beck
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He wrote the garage-rock songs for Sex Bob-omg on the Scott Pilgrim movie soundtrack. Good stuff.
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CzirDzir
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The Ramones
Dee Dee King(Dee Dee Ramone"s Rap Career)
Dead Kennedys
Dead Boys
Alice Cooper
Blondie
The Clash
Downtown Brown
ELO
gONNA gET gOT
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers
Mindless Self Indulgence
Modest Mouse
New York Dolls
The O
Richard Hell & The Voidoids
The Tough Shits
And Most Of The DM Related Bands
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sparksfiend
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| doctor love wrote: | | wad wrote: |
I'll add the following...
Beck
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He wrote the garage-rock songs for Sex Bob-omg on the Scott Pilgrim movie soundtrack. Good stuff. |
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World was an awesome movie! And Beck kicks ass.
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MangTheGoat
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| Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 6:34 pm Post subject: |
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| doctor love wrote: | | wad wrote: |
I'll add the following...
Beck
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He wrote the garage-rock songs for Sex Bob-omg on the Scott Pilgrim movie soundtrack. Good stuff. |
I like the Sex Bob-omb songs but I can't get that song by The Clash at Demonhead by Metric, out of my head. I think the 8-bit version of "Threshold" is about the funnest thing I have heard in a while.
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N.Dorphins
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Donno
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Location: Wild West Philly
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Good stuff has been mentioned.
Good stuff has been left out, such as:
Fishbone
FEAR
Circle Jerks
And if you come to the Clark Park Festival on September 18th you can see some brilliant fucking CLASSIC Philly bands that should make the list- including:
EDO
Stinking Lizavetta
and
McRad!
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ToterMilchman
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FISHBONE - really ?
Have you seen the documentary
Everyday Sunshine : the History of Fishbone?
Saw them live several times. Loved them, but over the years their
compass needle turned too much in direction SKA in my ears... |
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Donno
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| ToterMilchman wrote: | FISHBONE - really ?
Have you seen the documentary
Everyday Sunshine : the History of Fishbone?
Saw them live several times. Loved them, but over the years their
compass needle turned too much in direction SKA in my ears... |
Fishbone is probably the greatest live show of all time. I can't even count how many times I've seen them, but my first Fishbone show was 22 years ago.
Haven't yet seen the documentay, hope to soon...
Out of curiosity... how far along their discography did you get? The most SKA stuff was in the first 3 releases, and they've covered a TON of ground since then...
They still have some skankin tunes here and there, but they are SOOOOO much more than a ska band...
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Donno
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Oh, and who said Corn Mo?
Corn Mo is a fucking GENIUS!!!
He just played at Johnny Brenda's the other night. I so wish I had been in Philly for it.
Oh, and Fishbone is playing the House of Blues in AC on the 9th. $25 (which, for an HOB show is like free...) 21+
Now you know.
And knowing is half the battle.
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ToterMilchman
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first HEARD 'em here
http://www.pinkpop.nl/images/2010/large-interface/posters/1989.jpg , but was to far away to see...
and I tend to get everything then...
It was not the SKA-Part that hypnotised me 
do you know fishbonelive.org?
Pixies were so frozen at their microphones in Landgraf |
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wad
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I've got a fishboner.
Sunless Saturday is my personal anthem for bad mornings. Damn!!! Now it's gonna be stuck in my head all day! |
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wad
Joined: 18 Dec 2008
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Location: Heber City, UT
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New ones for you...
Eleven
Barnes and Barnes
Lenny and the Squigtones
the Captain Howdy (Penn Jillette and Kramer)
Praxis
Dick Dale
Jamiroquai
Esquivel
Funkadelic
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Goblin
Isaac Hayes
Cake
Ennio Morricone
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
King Missle
Booker T and the MGs
Concrete Blonde
the Black Keys
Sly and the Family Stone
Love and Rockets
the Rapture
Mogwai
Suicidal Tendencies
the Ventures
Reverend Horton Heat
the Cult
the Insect Surfers
Alphaville
anything with William Shatner "singing"
William Shatner is a Rock God! |
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ToterMilchman
Joined: 03 Jan 2009
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Sorry wad,
some songs can do that...
saw "Ex Drummer" lately (sick flick) international title
according to imdb "My Way Is the Highway" and there was this one song
blow from the band Ghinzu.
I thought, they threw deus (the scottish singer with belgian musicicans) from the throne of independant belgian
music. Sadly, it only seems a one hit wonder http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRe3c5gt2oY but it's great.
in other respects: False Prophets |
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Donno
Joined: 13 Mar 2004
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Location: Wild West Philly
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| wad wrote: | I've got a fishboner.
Sunless Saturday is my personal anthem for bad mornings. Damn!!! Now it's gonna be stuck in my head all day! |
Fuck yeah!
I actually just bought a painting by Angelo Moore, and when it arrived I texted the art dealer that I had a full on Fishboner...
Sunless Saturday IS THE SHIT. My band, BEER, occasionally plays it, and now and again I've been known to break out an acoustic rendition of it.. One of the highlights of my life was singing it with Angelo at JC Dobbs...
If you don't already have it, I highly recommend the live version form the Live in Amsterdam CD. It's amazing.
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