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Posted: **Wed Sep 04, 2013 5:47 am**

JGJR wrote:Night Birds - "Maimed for the Masses" 7"
The Ghost - When You're Dead...One Second (UK psych/prog from 1971 and amazing)
Neko Case - The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You
Night Birds - Born to Die in Suburbia
Mrs. Magician - Strange Heaven

Were they selling the Maimed for the Masses 7" at the show???

Posted: **Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:28 am**

gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:Night Birds - "Maimed for the Masses" 7"
The Ghost - When You're Dead...One Second (UK psych/prog from 1971 and amazing)
Neko Case - The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You
Night Birds - Born to Die in Suburbia
Mrs. Magician - Strange Heaven

Were they selling the Maimed for the Masses 7" at the show???

Yeah. I should've bought one, but just bought the new Lp. I listened to "Maimed for the Masses" at the gym via Spotify. Is it way OOP or something?

Posted: **Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:29 am**

JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:Night Birds - "Maimed for the Masses" 7"
The Ghost - When You're Dead...One Second (UK psych/prog from 1971 and amazing)
Neko Case - The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You
Night Birds - Born to Die in Suburbia
Mrs. Magician - Strange Heaven

Were they selling the Maimed for the Masses 7" at the show???

Yeah. I should've bought one, but just bought the new Lp. I listened to "Maimed for the Masses" at the gym via Spotify. Is it way OOP or something?

I don't think so but since it's on Fat and not GM I didn't get it with my order.

Posted: **Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:33 am**

gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:Night Birds - "Maimed for the Masses" 7"
The Ghost - When You're Dead...One Second (UK psych/prog from 1971 and amazing)
Neko Case - The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You
Night Birds - Born to Die in Suburbia
Mrs. Magician - Strange Heaven

Were they selling the Maimed for the Masses 7" at the show???

Yeah. I should've bought one, but just bought the new Lp. I listened to "Maimed for the Masses" at the gym via Spotify. Is it way OOP or something?

I don't think so but since it's on Fat and not GM I didn't get it with my order.

OK good that it's still available. I still should've snagged it and some other stuff, though (both their stuff and Zero Boys).

Posted: **Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:01 am**

Bl'ast - Blood!
Sundays - Reading, Writing, & Arithmetic
Stone Roses - Demos
A Place to Bury Strangers - Worship
House of Love - S/T (butterfly)

Posted: **Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:49 am**

Saw somewhere in here that Scanny chose a bunch of You Am I but no "Hourly, Daily". Surprised someone here digs them as much as me but thinking that release may be my personal favorite. The band has also been brilliant the 3 times I've seen them + Russell will dedicate an old punk cover to me onstage like "Los Angeles" or "Chinese Rocks". I take it you've seen them live? Nicest fellas you could ever meet to boot.

And JGJR, how is that Minor Alps (Juliana Hatfield + Matthew Caws)? Thinking about seeing them @ Black Cat coming soon.

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 5:07 am**

Rory Gallagher-blueprint lp
Gary Moore-corridors of power lp
Savage Republic-tragic figures lp
Hard Skin-on the balls lp
Smithereens-especially for you lp

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 8:15 am**

john stabb wrote:And JGJR, how is that Minor Alps (Juliana Hatfield + Matthew Caws)? Thinking about seeing them @ Black Cat coming soon.

I only listened to it once so far (it's streaming on soundcloud or bandcamp), but I enjoyed it. Not surprisingly, it sounds more than a bit like Nada Surf's more recent stuff.

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 10:11 am**

Lush - Gala
Dif Juz - Out of the Trees
Raveonettes - Beauty Dies
Raveonettes - Sometimes They Drop By
Stone Roses - Silvertone singles

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 11:25 am**

Chameleons- "Strange Times" LP...

Five times....

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 7:38 pm**

Gary wrote:Savage Republic-tragic figures lp
Hard Skin-on the balls lp
Smithereens-especially for you lp

I just played Savage Republic's Customs a few weeks ago. Great band. I dig that Smithereens Lp and Hard Skin as well.

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 7:39 pm**

tango fistula wrote:Chameleons- "Strange Times" LP...

Five times....

An all-time classic and a big favorite of mine!

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 7:40 pm**

version sound wrote:Lush - Gala
Dif Juz - Out of the Trees
Raveonettes - Beauty Dies
Raveonettes - Sometimes They Drop By
Stone Roses - Silvertone singles

I don't know Dif Juz (just the name, not the music), but otherwise that is a solid playlist for sure. I dig those Raveonettes EPs, but "Into the Night" from a few years ago is just an incredible release that I still play regularly and so it's my favorite of all of their EPs.

Posted: **Fri Sep 06, 2013 8:07 pm**

Imagine Robin Guthrie fronting a surf rock band on 4AD in the '80s. That's more or less what Dif Juz sounds like. I bet they have Soundpool on Spotify. Check it out.

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 4:11 am**

Buffalo Tom-let me come over lp
Lemonheads-it's a shame about ray 10"
Dag Nasty-can i say lp
Hard Ons-yummy lp
Senseless Things-first of too many lp

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 7:57 am**

Ruleta Rusa - Aqui No Es
Impalers - S/T
Bl'ast - Blood!
DMX - Best Of
Long Knife - Wilderness

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 8:40 am**

version sound wrote:Imagine Robin Guthrie fronting a surf rock band on 4AD in the '80s. That's more or less what Dif Juz sounds like. I bet they have Soundpool on Spotify. Check it out.

I'm not sure Guthrie is much of a singer (great and very distinctive guitarist/producer, obviously), but otherwise that description sounds like it would be right up my alley.

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 8:43 am**

Robyn Hitchcock - Globe of Frogs Lp
Dick Diver - Calendar Days (terrible name, I know, but great new Australian indie-pop)
Soul Side - "Bass" 7"
The Clash - "Groovy Times" b/w "Gates of the West" white label promo 7"
No Joy - "Hawaii" 7"

I picked up the 7"s above and the Robyn Hitchcock Lp (along with some other stuff I haven't put on yet) at a flea market/record fair yesterday!

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 10:18 am**

JGJR wrote:
version sound wrote:Imagine Robin Guthrie fronting a surf rock band on 4AD in the '80s. That's more or less what Dif Juz sounds like. I bet they have Soundpool on Spotify. Check it out.

I'm not sure Guthrie is much of a singer (great and very distinctive guitarist/producer, obviously), but otherwise that description sounds like it would be right up my alley.

Guthrie only produced, he's just a touchstone for the basic sound. Other than two released songs and an unreleased session backing Lee Perry, their entire discography is instrumental.

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 11:06 am**

Plimsouls- "Zero Hour" EP
Rainy Day comp LP
Buzzcocks- "AMIADK" LP
Resonars new LP
Marked Men- Ghosts" LP

Posted: **Mon Sep 09, 2013 7:40 pm**

version sound wrote:
JGJR wrote:
version sound wrote:Imagine Robin Guthrie fronting a surf rock band on 4AD in the '80s. That's more or less what Dif Juz sounds like. I bet they have Soundpool on Spotify. Check it out.

I'm not sure Guthrie is much of a singer (great and very distinctive guitarist/producer, obviously), but otherwise that description sounds like it would be right up my alley.

Guthrie only produced, he's just a touchstone for the basic sound. Other than two released songs and an unreleased session backing Lee Perry, their entire discography is instrumental.

Sorry, I automatically thought of vocals when I read "fronting."

Anyway,
Part Time - PDA (played 3 times in a row; just side A; it is so good)
The Raveonettes - Observator
No Joy - Wait for Pleasure

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:04 am**

Sick Terror/Legion 666-split lp
The Jam-setting sons lp
Marginal Man-double image lp
C.R.-the john lisa lp
Circle Jerks-vi lp

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 7:57 am**

BL'AST! - BLOOD!
Chapterhouse - Rownderbowt
Sisterhood - Gift
SNFU - And No One Else Wanted To Play
SNFU - Better Than A Stick In The Eye

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:44 am**

House of Love - She Paints Words in Red
Raveonettes - Into the Night
Dif Juz - Extractions
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut Demo
House of Love - A Spy in the House of Love

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 12:26 pm**

JGJR wrote:
john stabb wrote:And JGJR, how is that Minor Alps (Juliana Hatfield + Matthew Caws)? Thinking about seeing them @ Black Cat coming soon.

I only listened to it once so far (it's streaming on soundcloud or bandcamp), but I enjoyed it. Not surprisingly, it sounds more than a bit like Nada Surf's more recent stuff.

I loved the last Nada Surf record (The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy). I think I have Jaygun to thank for turning me on to that one.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 12:28 pm**

john stabb wrote:Saw somewhere in here that Scanny chose a bunch of You Am I but no "Hourly, Daily". Surprised someone here digs them as much as me but thinking that release may be my personal favorite. The band has also been brilliant the 3 times I've seen them + Russell will dedicate an old punk cover to me onstage like "Los Angeles" or "Chinese Rocks". I take it you've seen them live? Nicest fellas you could ever meet to boot.

I did mention Hourly, Daily, Stabby. It's one of the three new re-issues they released. I've seem them live every chance I could get since '97 or so, including their last DC show at Rock'n'Roll Hotel.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 12:29 pm**

A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:09 pm**

scannest wrote:...including their last DC show at Rock'n'Roll Hotel.

Hi Sal!

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:11 pm**

pedro wrote:
scannest wrote:...including their last DC show at Rock'n'Roll Hotel.

Hi Sal!

Did you see Stabby there that night? I don't recall.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:20 pm**

Not that I remember...but I can't be sure.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:45 pm**

scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:31 pm**

gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:34 pm**

gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

My wife is a big Silkworm fan (pretty sure she saw them or if not them then definitely Joel RL Phelps at the M Room in front of 5 people or something) and we have a bunch of their stuff and related stuff like Joel RL Phelps' solo discs. Anyway, I've never really listened to them aside from in passing, but have liked what I've heard. Any band with the taste to cover my favorite Comsat Angels song ("Our Secret") is worth investigating for sure.

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:01 pm**

Buzzcocks - 1st Peel Session
Neko Case - The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You
Jerry Butler and Betty Everett - Delicious Together (LOVE this; another flea market find)
The Ghost - When You're Dead
The Shangri-Las - Golden Hits (flea market find; awesome stuff)

Posted: **Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:46 pm**

xxxHunterxxx wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

I remember being bored. But I was 16 at the time and in love w/ Pavement and Shudder or "Shudder" as you put it

They both sounded awesome.

Posted: **Wed Sep 11, 2013 12:04 am**

my last fm scrobbler is being a pain in the ass and i realize i don't have a good memory for keeping track of what i listen to.

Posted: **Wed Sep 11, 2013 6:03 am**

Rollins Band-low self opinion 12"
Screeching Weasel-my brain hurts lp
Birds of Maya-vol 1 lp
ALL-allroy for prez mlp
Nomeansno-the power of positive thinking 12"

Posted: **Wed Sep 11, 2013 1:07 pm**

gregpolard wrote:
xxxHunterxxx wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

I remember being bored. But I was 16 at the time and in love w/ Pavement and Shudder or "Shudder" as you put it They both sounded awesome.

It was at the Electric Factory, right? Thus, I'm sure as an opener they had shitty sound, a crowd that didn't care about them, etc. I don't think it would have been the optimal place to see them.

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 5:47 am**

Tygers of pPan Tang-wildcat lp
Snuff-not listening 7"
Tygers of Pan Tang-spellbound lp
Gan/Lithium Joe-split 7"
Rocket From The Crypt-circa,now! lp

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 7:15 am**

JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
xxxHunterxxx wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

I remember being bored. But I was 16 at the time and in love w/ Pavement and Shudder or "Shudder" as you put it They both sounded awesome.

It was at the Electric Factory, right? Thus, I'm sure as an opener they had shitty sound, a crowd that didn't care about them, etc. I don't think it would have been the optimal place to see them.

The Troc. I honestly don't remember much about the show really. I don't have the archivist mind that you do

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 9:10 am**

gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
xxxHunterxxx wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

I remember being bored. But I was 16 at the time and in love w/ Pavement and Shudder or "Shudder" as you put it They both sounded awesome.

It was at the Electric Factory, right? Thus, I'm sure as an opener they had shitty sound, a crowd that didn't care about them, etc. I don't think it would have been the optimal place to see them.

The Troc. I honestly don't remember much about the show really. I don't have the archivist mind that you do

You remembered who played at a show that I'm guessing was in '97 or so judging by the lineup (maybe '95, too) and while I usually remember full lineups from shows way back when, I don't always, so that is impressive. It's definitely "Greg memory"! :lol:

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 9:26 am**

JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
JGJR wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
xxxHunterxxx wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
scannest wrote:A lot of Silkworm on YouTube. God, what a terrific band that I managed to completely ignore during their existence.

I saw Silkworm once opening for Pavement and Shudder To Think, I believe. Don't remember what they sounded like though.

Of this I am sure: they sounded better than Pavement and "Shudder to Think."

I remember being bored. But I was 16 at the time and in love w/ Pavement and Shudder or "Shudder" as you put it They both sounded awesome.

It was at the Electric Factory, right? Thus, I'm sure as an opener they had shitty sound, a crowd that didn't care about them, etc. I don't think it would have been the optimal place to see them.

The Troc. I honestly don't remember much about the show really. I don't have the archivist mind that you do

You remembered who played at a show that I'm guessing was in '97 or so judging by the lineup (maybe '95, too) and while I usually remember full lineups from shows way back when, I don't always, so that is impressive. It's definitely "Greg memory"!

haha Fair enough (It was indeed '97..."Brighten The Corners" was the new Pavement at the time and "50,000 BC" was Shudder)

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 9:32 am**

GISM-MAN
suzi quatro-your mama won't like me
immolation-dawn of possession
disma-towards the megalith
GISM-detestation

Posted: **Thu Sep 12, 2013 11:21 am**

Buzzcocks - 1st Peel Session
Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady
Buzzcocks - Parts 1-3
Buzzcocks - A Different Kind of Tension
The Last - L.A. Explosion

Posted: **Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:39 pm**

Toy Dolls - a far out disc
Angelic Upstarts - we gotta get out
Husker Du - candy apple grey
Big Drill Car - cd type thing
OMD - dazzle ships

Posted: **Sat Sep 14, 2013 11:46 pm**

patient_ot wrote:Toy Dolls - a far out disc
Angelic Upstarts - we gotta get out
Husker Du - candy apple grey
Big Drill Car - cd type thing
OMD - dazzle ships

Welcome to the forum...or to your new name on the forum. I don't think we've ever talked much about Neubauten.

Posted: **Sun Sep 15, 2013 6:41 am**

ALL-allroy's revenge lp
Tygers of Pan Tang-the cage lp
Bad Beach-cornucopia lp
Twisted Sister-you can't stop rock'n'roll lp
Damnation AD-no more dreams of happy endings lp

Posted: **Sun Sep 15, 2013 7:56 am**

Enigma Variations dbl LP comp (70% good 30% crap = not bad!)
Steel Pulse- "Handsworth Revolution" Lp
Siouxsie and the Banshees- "kaleidoscope" Lp
Pretty Things- "Cross Talk" LP
Trio- "special priced maxi EP"...this thing is so awesome...

Posted: **Mon Sep 16, 2013 1:58 am**

Gary wrote:Damnation AD-no more dreams of happy endings lp

Underrated band.

Posted: **Mon Sep 16, 2013 4:11 am**

xxxMidgexxx wrote:
Gary wrote:Damnation AD-no more dreams of happy endings lp

Underrated band.

I love that record,but it's the only thing I know by them. Saw them live once and they were incredible.

Eldopa-1332 lp
Moderat Likvidation-nitad 7"
Protestant-7"
Atomgevitter-hiroshemo 7"
To Hell and Back-7"

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