IdleRich
IdleRich
I've heard this one and, yeah, it's more crazy than 50ft Hose....or this inexplicable proto-noise-rock one-off by a pre-Fifty Foot Hose Cork Marcheschi:
I do like Red The Sign Post... both versions even.
I've heard this one and, yeah, it's more crazy than 50ft Hose....or this inexplicable proto-noise-rock one-off by a pre-Fifty Foot Hose Cork Marcheschi:
One time at that night at The Buffalo Bar Joe from The Horrors was DJ-ing and he played this and one of the punters kinda was leaning across the deck to sort of high five him or something and he jumped it - he was not best pleased.I wanna find more stuff with the raw psychedelic breakdowns like in this one
One time at that night at The Buffalo Bar Joe from The Horrors was DJ-ing and he played this and one of the punters kinda was leaning across the deck to sort of high five him or something and he jumped it (an original) with is arm - Joe was not best pleased.I wanna find more stuff with the raw psychedelic breakdowns like in this one
To me, apart from the link wray fuzz monster lineage which I rate very highly, most of this stuff, if it isn't stonesy/UK invasion sounding it's taking 13th floor elevators as year zero. But the elevators are themselves very stonesy sounding to me too so I dunno. I think my bias is that I prefer the very early UK beat groups to the more sloppy/soppy US gear (even the more folk rock stuff has to be traced back to the Beatles ultimately, as well as Dylan, ok). I like the more straightforward tightness of early Beatles, Stones, Who, Kinks, Them, even when they were still more or less covers bands. Maybe it's partly that sharp mod UK sensibility that I like more.
Again, massive generalisations here from a non expert, and I do like a lot of these tunes, but that's my overall position that I doubt I'll ever budge from at this point.
One thing it's proved to me is that there is a lot more love for garage-psych etc on dissensus than I would have ever guessed considering we never talk really talk about it. Some great knowledge being shared.Think this thread's proved that the Beatles/Stones were miles behind anyone in the US with access to a guitar, a fuzzbox and a garage between 1964-1969. And as nobody's posted it yet, here's another killer that the Beatles couldn't dream of emulating:
From Church Mice to Rat FuckerArmand Schaubroeck did some 70s proto-punk shock rock LPs that are well regarded, but his 60s stuff blows them away: