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I've already got at least 6 of those tracks across vinyl that's around 10 years old, is this stuff reworked? Btw, I caught Omar S on Saturday night and was a little disappointed, just the usual pretty safe techno set to a crowd that would of danced to a CD.

More Black Cock than you can shake a broken mirror ball at. link Sadly the Silver Apples - Lovefingers Edit isn't amongst them.

Despite years of wandering around all sorts of musical genres, if I'm ever in need of a nostalgic fix (the stuff that's burned deep in my skull/soul). I'll stick one of these on: Spacemen 3 - The Perfect Prescription Psychic TV - Force the Hand of Chance (including the Themes vol 1 vinyl...

Forgive me if i'm going over old ground here (I did try and read the whole thread). I think one the most psychedelic records that i've heard has to be Slip Inside This House by the 13th Floor Elevators, those lyrics and that guitar.. It wasn't till a while after experimenting with drugs as a...

Spot on that Benny regarding the book and everything else. pretty much the same here about getting into record collecting and obscure stuff after getting into Spacemen 3, although I was listening to The Cramps before Spacemen 3 (I used to subscribe to their zine 'Outer Limits' where Sonic...

I never get bored of The Smiths. The thing that turned me on to them back in the eighties was not Moz's witty lyricism's or Marr's jangly guitar, but Andy Rourke's bass playing, truly top stuff. Just below Chic and above early SLF for personal Bass guitar enjoyment.

I've been checking out Deckadance recently, you can use it as a VST insert which is rather handy. they offer 2 versions, the 'pro' version gives you timecode. www.deckadance.com

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I used to be a huge fan of The Cramps, up until A Date with Elvis (my musical tastes changed shortly after that release). What I liked doing was tracking down/stumbling across tracks they have either covered, ripped off, or taken lyrics/riffs from. Obviously this has been made a lot easier...

I was wondering if this band had been mentioned here. a letter to MundaneSounds.com Hope you don't mind me writing but I have a little more information on Crawling Chaos. What I know I know to be true because they went to my school and a saw quite a few gigs including their first and last...

every time i hear Destroy The Heart by The House of Love, or I've Been Tired by the Pixies i think of Big Niall's Friday Night Disco :) I was round that way a few years back and it's changed so much it's untrue. I ended up in the Sunn Inn, lol.

Andy Rourke's bass playing for the Smiths was good. i love Paul Simonon's bass on Mustapha Dance by the Clash. Kevin Saunderson of course.

13th Floor Elevators You're Gonna Miss Me

the thing that gets me about the venue link, is the diversity of it all, a place where you could see Swans, Happy Mondays & The Gun Club on consecutive nights, or The Wedding Present, Conflict and Courtney Pine all in the same week... with anywhere between 50 & 200 people. it wern't ironic neetha.

I've been listening recently to Godflesh, and it got me thinking about guitar bands with drum machines. Big Black came to mind, and also a band from Newcastle called Drill, who were pretty intense live... anyway, on searching for any 'net info on the latter, i stumbled accross the following...

were would we be without Depth Charge? 33/45?

some of Lucio Fulci's horror movies are worth checking out, the keyboard sounds in Zombie Flesh Eaters being particularly memorable.