"GARBAGEHEAD" vol 3:1. Fields of Peppermint - Willow Green 2. Willow Run - Berkeley Kites 3. You Woman You - April Fools 4. Sherry, Sherry - Sonics [US] 5. Jamie - Jane Powell 6. Hang On - Womb 7. Going Home - Blue Marble Faun 8. Automatic Pilot - Cashman, Pistilli & West 9. One Kind Favor - Anya’s Street 10. You've Got A Ticket For A Mobile - Footprints 11. The People Planners - Dick Campbell 12. It Makes Me Laugh - Evie Sands 13. I Am Not The Same - Oz Band 14. Everything’s Fire (mono) - Raves 15. Let Me Be Me - Lord August & The Vision Of Light 16. What Would You Do? - Dee W. White 17. In The Early Evening Time - Pop Explosion 18. You Know, You Go - John Winfields 19. Stoney Mountain - Therapy 20. Mystic Woman - Mind's Eye 21. Glitter and Gold - Enemys 22. Sea of No Return - Paraphrenalia 23. You’ve Taken All That I Can Give You - Espirit De Corps 24. What’s A Man To Do - Aesop’s Fables 25. I Like You - Flock 26. He Knows How - Nanette 27. What Mary Said - Youngfolk 28. Grey Eyes Watching - Stephen Sargent 29. Devil’s Play - Vern Clark & Raney Rivers
"GARBAGEHEAD" vol 4:
1. Try and Stop Me - Inrhodes 2. The Battle Is Over - Blue Marble Faun 3. What A Day - Huckleberry Mudflap 4. David - Sunlights Seven 5. Can’t Wait - Upper Classmen 6. Take Me For A Little While - Small Society 7. Whisper Who Dares - John Winfields 8. Shotgun II - Chambermen 9. It’s An Easy Thing - Bone 10. I Just Go Wild Inside - Barons 11. I Thank You Marianne - Cat’s Eyes 12. People Getting Older - Reunion 13. Waking Around - Lotta & The Safaris 14. Kelsey - John Agee 15. Do It Like You Mean It - Solicitors 16. Three’s A Crowd - 1984 17. Working Girl - Joyce Brown 18. The Girl I Love - Beatles 19. Joey’s Girl - Scotty Turner 20. I Want Sugar - Blowtorch 21. Dear Prudence - Neil Darrow 22. If I Knew Then - Peter Robbins 23. I've Got No More To Say - Thomas Group 24. Petals Fall - Wheatstone Bridge Band 25. When He’s Home - Bill Wendry & The Boss Tweeds 26. It's Best - One of Ours 27. The Isle of Tapodi - Lenny Damon & The Bah Humbug Band 28. And When It's Over - Aesop’s Fables 29. Gimme Some Lovin' Pt 2 - Wendigo
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
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"GARBAGEHEAD" Vol. 3
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/Ce1OeFBV/file.html
"GARBAGEHEAD" Vol. 4
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/jFHq5xMk/file.html
Extra Bonus because weekends are awesome:
The Hard Feelings “Fought Back And Lost” (2000) 320
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/pdcoR6C2/file.html
John Schooley is now doing his solo roots one-man-band thing, but he cut his teeth on gritty raw garage punk. This was their first album, with just enough hook to make it catchy and just enough grime to make it good.
Steve And The Jerks “Leaders Of The Jerks” (1996) 320
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/RNfiTKv4/file.html
Vinyl rip, straight 90’s garage punk from France, their only LP. For fans of Rip Off Records-style three-chord riff punk.
Aloha Screwdriver “No Way Out” (2011) 320
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/IRIgz5DP/file.html
High-rev fisticuffs surf punk, this fella grabbed more than a few tricks from Master Dick Dale, filtered through recent garage punk sensibilities, and garnished with a sprig of unanticipated cowpunk. 8-song EP, the tattooed pistol babe on the cover says it all.
Ugly Ducklings “Somewhere Outside” expanded (1966) 320
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/RSeG5JOm/file.html
Expanded reissue of their debut with 6 bonus tracks. Canadian chunky garage pop and 60s blues beat pioneers.
Personal And The Pizzas “Raw Pie” (2010) 320
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/ObU0B2nI/file.html
Tongue-in-cheek greasy rock & roll goons with a Ramones obsession. And a pizza obsession too, of course, which they absolutely refuse to let go.
Woven Bones “In And Out And Back Again” (2010) 320
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/cJie6tSP/file.html
Hozac Records, Creepy-style lo-fi punk/power pop, with a Cramps-vibe to the vocals. Vinyl rip.
I am away again today, I will return tomorrow with more Bonus Music.
Three albums Ive been listening to a lot the last few days. All three from 1979, all three on vinyl and all three pretty darn great.
Graham Parker & The Rumor- Squeezing Out Sparks (1979) Vinyl
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/itpw3CEt/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Graham-Parker-The-Rumour-Squeezing-Out-Sparks/release/1393317
An amazing record. Parker's mood, which has narrowed into existential rage with a circumstantial root, makes for perfect, untamable rock and roll. Guitar, drums, vocals, lyrics, and hooks (and more hooks) mesh into ten songs so compelling that you're grateful to the relative lightweights for giving you a chance to relax. And if Graham is pissed off merely because he's not a big star yet, he translates his frustrations into credible, emotionally healthy anger--the kind you feel when they can't fit the real news into print.- Robert Christgau
David Johansen- In Style (1979) Vinyl
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/lhv5Jrv4/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/David-Johansen-In-Style/release/1998063
Nick Lowe- Labour Of Lust (1979) Vinyl
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/s4J9WWbV/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Nick-Lowe-Labour-Of-Lust/release/1334226
The title is more than a (great) joke--this album is consciously carnal, replete with girls who come in doses, tits that won't quit, lumps in the pocket, and extensions that aren't Alexander Bell's invention. With Rockpile backing, it's also more straight-ahead than Pure Pop. This is nice--my favourite line is "I don't think it's funny no more"--but it does nothing to stop Lowe from falling into cliches like "Without Love," which ought to be funny and isn't. But then again on the other hand that's probably the point.- Robert Christgau
P.S. I see that Labour Of Lust has been shared before, but this one is on vinyl and higher bit rate.
And as LoFi Larry says, "because are weekends are awesome".
Various Artists- Deadicated (1991) CD
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/RoBTXbmB/file.html
1. Bertha - Los Lobos
2. Jack Straw - Bruce Hornsby And The Range
3. U.S. Blues - The Harshed Mellows
4. Ship Of Fools - Elvis Costello
5. China Doll - Suzanne Vega
6. Cassidy - Suzanne Vega
7. Truckin' - Dwight Yoakam
8. Casey Jones - Warren Zevon with David Lindley
9. Uncle John's Band - Indigo Girls
10. Friend Of The Devil - Lyle Lovett
11. To Lay Me Down - Cowboy Junkies
12. Wharf Rat - Midnight Oil
13. Estimated Prophet - Burning Spear
14. Deal - Dr. John
15. Ripple - Jane's Addiction
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Deadicated/release/1878589
Various Artists- Beat the Retreat: Songs By Richard Thompson
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/r6WMJzYU/file.html
1–X Shoot Out The Lights 4:46
2–R.E.M. Wall Of Death 3:09
3–Bonnie Raitt When The Spell Is Broken 5:18
4–Bob Mould Turning Of The Tide 3:09
5–Syd Straw & Evan Dando For Shame Of Doing Wrong 5:03
6–Los Lobos Down Where The Drunkards Roll 3:39
7–June Tabor Beat The Retreat 6:11
8–June Tabor Genesis Hall 2:20
9–Dinosaur Jr. I Misunderstood 3:48
10–Graham Parker The Madness Of Love 4:55
11–David Byrne Just The Motion 3:22
12–Beausoleil Valerie 3:31
13–Shawn Colvin & Loudon Wainwright III A Heart Needs A Home 3:35
14–Five Blind Boys Of Alabama Dimming Of The Day 3:34
15–Maddy Prior & Martin Carthy Farewell, Farewell 3:30
16–Maddy Prior & Martin Carthy The Great Valerio 7:08
http://www.amazon.com/Beat-Retreat-Songs-Richard-Thompson/dp/B000002UXJ
Little Village- Little Village (1992) CD
Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals – Nick Lowe
Guitar, Vocals, Backing Vocals – John Hiatt, Ry Cooder
Drums, Percussion, Guitar [Compost] – Jim Keltner
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/Zxqw1WIs/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Little-Village-Little-Village/release/6074859
Hope y'all enjoy the music!
@LoFi Larry...THANKS for the absolutely amazing display...
@clash...THANKS for all your posts...especially 1979 trio..three jewels in a row...
@RYP & Gyro1966...THANKS for Garbagehead stuff...real oddities...
Greetings from BCN
Many thanks cool collection
Thanks for the Aloha Screwdriver, LoFi... any chance you also have "One Too Many?"
Thanks to Lo-Fi Larry for Beat The Retreat!
@AmericanSamourai
Actually I didn't even know about "One Too Many", thanks for mentioning it, it's definitely getting added on to my next 7" order. I do have a couple more from them that I'll post in the next days.
@Anon
Your kindness is appreciated, but actually Clash shared "Beat The Retreat". He was merely quoting me in his post.
Tanx all! I didn't know there were any uncomped 45s from the 60s left!
Thanks
Thanks to all, but extra thanks today for LoFi Larry and Clash. Commenter MVPs (Senseless, too)!
Thanks, LoFi Larry... other than "No Way Out" and "One Too Many," I didn't know there were other Aloha Screwdriver albums to be had! Look forward to your next posting!
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