The Cramps - The Crusher (12" CD Edition)

The Cramps
The Crusher (12" CD Edition)

Tracks:

1. Fever
2. Garbage Man
3. Goo Goo Muck
4. She Said
5. The Crusher
6. Save It
7. New Kind Of Kick

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The Crusher

Nashville Pussy - From Hell To Texas

Nashville Pussy - From Hell To Texas

Tracklist:

01 - Speed Machine
02 - From Hell to Texas
03 - Drunk Driving Man
04 - Lazy Jesus
05 - Im So High
06 - Aint You Business
07 - Dead Men Cant Get Drunk
08 - Late Great Usa
09 - Pray for the Devil
10 - Why Why Why
11 - Stone Cold Down
12 - Give Me A Hit Before I Go

207 kbps/59 MB

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Dead Kennedys – Moral Majority Live London 1982 4th of July

I’m not against USA, but Jello Biafra “could be” says Teddy.

Eric Reed Boucher (born June 17, 1958), more widely known by the stage name Jello Biafra, is a musician, spoken word artist, and leading figure in the Green Party . Biafra first gained attention as the lead singer and songwriter for San Francisco punk rock band Dead Kennedys. After his time with the band concluded, he took over the influential independent record label Alternative Tentacles, founded in 1979 by him and Dead Kennedys bandmate East Bay Ray. Although now primarily focused on spoken word art, he has continued as a musician in numerous collaborations.

Release Country Finland
Dead Kennedys
Moral Majority Live London 1982 4th of July (1982)

Tracks:
1. Bleed For Me
2. Kepone Factory
3. Forward To Death
4. Dog Bite
5. Life Sentence
6. Trust Your Mechanic
7. Moral Majority
8. The Man With The Dogs
9. Halloween
10. Riot
11. Nazi Punks Fuck Off
12. Too Drunk To Fuck
13. When You Get Drafted
14. Rawhide

Vinyl rip 320

Moral Majority

T.S.O.L. - True Sounds Of Liberty

I know some time passed away since my last post but I'm damn busy at the moment but I'll try to increase the output again.
-Danny Trash-

President Reagan can shove it! is the final knife into the governments back in the legendary song Superficial Love, written in 1980 by TSOL. That, of course, was an era when punk bands often wrote vitriolic, anti-government anthems and questioning authority was the norm, instead of the exception. Punk is more about fashion than function now, says Grisham, the central figure of this seminal band known as much for its political fervor as being at the forefront of the punk/goth movement.

Nowadays, with a President who is arguably more ripe for punk revolt, most punk bands are playing it safe, preferring to impress the buyers at Hot Topic and the programmers at Clear Channel and Viacom. The song See You Tomorrow from the bands fourth full-length album, Divided We Stand, proves they havent missed a step: Policies of death begin/your children suffer for your sins/ignorance and open hate/we reap the seed that we create. Throughout the album, Grisham expresses his rage, his doubts, his love and certainly his lust. Its quite evident he still finds the music rewarding, and the fans, who continue to come out in droves, clearly still find them relevant.

Its been a long and winding road for TSOLthe drugs, the fights, the prison time, the underage marriages, heavy drinking, the sobriety, the deaths theyve each lived more than a few lifetimes. And though much has changed in these mens lives, their central belief is the same. Our emotions have not wavered... I mean, what am I doing this for? It sure as fuck isnt the money, reminds Grisham.

There still is something he and the rest of TSOL are searching for, however. When asked what he hoped people get from this record, Jack replied, To feel united with something or someone No man is an island (John Donne), sometimes I feel like an island adrift and unconnected. Maybe someone will hear this and say they understand it or feel the same.

Divided We Stand does just that. It is a synchronized inferno of dark, melodic storytelling. A well timed verdict of all those around him, in his life, on his street and in society. Its clear Grisham is at his peak. He is focused and sharp, and has delivered his best overall release since 81s Dance With Me.

A reason for this might be that sobriety is now a central part of life for Mike, Ron and Jack. Grisham said goodbye to the party back in the late 80s after marrying a 14 year-old girl in Mexico during a common binge. Roche and Emory joined him some 10 years later after years of heroin abuse and lengthy prison sentences gave them two choices: sobriety or death (original drummer, Todd Barnes chose the latter in 1998). The band now frequently adopts friends who are nearing the point of no return by hiring them as crew members on the road, as well as holding impromptu meetings wherever necessary. Sobriety made me realize that I used to treat people like shit and that I am my brothers keeper, explains Grisham. Two years ago, while on The Warped Tour, the band even eBayd backstage passes for each show and allowed high bidders on stage to sing with the band. The money was all given to charity, but the whole plan wasnt looked upon fondly by Warped officials, and was quickly halted.

Dont think this new lifestyle has softened them any. Listen to these songs and youll see that while the music has evolved, what makes it TSOL completely remains. Again, is an instant classic, Ive bled the colors of your dreams/you brutally tore me/and I will never be in love again, with the haunting ferocity that reminds us TSOL should easily be bigger than Social Distortion or Bad Religion or any of their contemporaries, if only they were better businessmen.

From Fuck You Tough Guy, where Grisham stands up to the macho jocks that punk used to be a revolt against, but now sadly represents, to Electric, aptly titled as the song vibrates and races along with excitement, this group of punk rock elders (who influenced so many bands, including AFI, The Offspring and Pennywise) are still in a league of their own.

While many bands become passé after a few years, others stand the test of time and continue to write great songs and stay relevant. That is the epitome of TSOL, still crazy, still witty and still angry after all these years.

And President Bush can shove it.


T.S.O.L. - True Sounds Of Liberty

Tracklist:

01 - Come Into My Nightmare
02 - She's Got A Bomb
03 - Modern Girl
04 - The Pain That We Go Through
05 - We're Together
06 - Go To Bed Sleepy
07 - Love That Mess
08 - Wait For Me
09 - What Stephanie Wants
10 - Someone Like You

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The Monsters – Masks

First pressing was limited edition of 666 copies, 2000 reprinted on Crazy Love Records.

The Monsters
Masks (1999)

Tracks:
1. Honeymoon At Hell
2. Addams Family
3. Teenage Werewolf
4. Surfin At The T.H.U.N. -Sea
5. Real Monsters Them
6. Rosemary Mc Coy
7. The Devil In My Dreams
8. Whisky Song
9. Snake Out
10. Wilma
11. I Love My Car
12. Psycho`s What You Need
13. Wild Thing

Psycho`s What You Need

The Stingrays - From The Kitchen Sink

The band that best crossed over both the Garage and Psychobilly scenes in the mid 1980s. This is a long overdue 'best of' CD which gathers 26 cuts from their singles, album tracks and compilation appearances, together with a bunch of previously unreleased tracks.

The Stingrays
From The Kitchen Sink (2002)

Tracks:
1. June Rhyme
2. The Crusher
3. Don't Break Down
4. Math of Trend
5. Soul Sale
6. Escalator
7. Hopelessness of the Human Race
8. Joe Strummer's Wallet
9. Come on Kid
10. Behind the Beyond
11. Dinosaurs
12. I Want My Woman
13. Save the Tiger
14. Standing in Line
15. How Much More?
16. From the Kitchen Sink
17. Wedding Ring
18. Pretence
19. Go Ask Alice
20. Love Me
21. Surfin' Bird
22. Middle Age Spreads
23. The Puppet
24. Image
25. Satisfy You
26. Cover Version

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The Crusher

Sonics - Psycho-Sonic

This one is from my buddy Elwood Blues

PSYCHO-SONIC is a 29-song retrospective of garage-rock band the Sonics, whose name was inspired by the Boeing aircraft surrounding them in their hometown of Tacoma, Washington. The collection includes the Sonics' first single, "(She's a) Witch" ... Full Description-- which reportedly holds the record for the best-selling indie single in the Northwest -- plus two live versions of the song.

In an era when the raw sounds of '60s garage-rock heroes the Sonics have been featured in an SUV commercial, it's possible to underestimate the fierceness of their straight-for-the-jugular attack. That is, until you hear the quintessential Sonics compilation, PSYCHO-SONIC. Here are 29 tracks of garage-rock grandeur featuring Tacoma's favorite sons in all their unfettered glory, tearing into a mix of blues, R&B, proto-psychedelia, and frantic rock & roll that's often gotten them labeled as "the first punk rock band."

Back in the mid-1960s, the legendary Sonics took rock'n'roll by the scruff of the neck and thrashed it to within an inch of its sorry life, leaving a legacy of some of the most savage, visceral recordings ever made.

Sonics
Psycho-Sonic (2000)

Tracks:
1. The Witch
2. Boss Hoss
3. He's Waitin'
4. Psycho
5. Louie Louie
6. Strychnine
7. Cinderella
8. Shot Down
9. Have Love Will Travel
10. Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
11. Dirty Robber
12. Keep A Knockin'
13. Money (That's What I Want)
14. The Hustler
15. Jenny Jenny
16. Hitch Hike
17. Roll Over Beethoven
18. Skinny Minnie
19. Do You Love Me
20. Walking The Dog
21. Good Golly Miss Molly
22. Night Time Is The Right Time
23. It's Alright
24. Let The Good Times Roll
25. Don't You Just Know It
26. Since I Fell For You
27. The Witch (Alternate)
28. Psycho (Live)
29. The Witch (Live)

Strychnine