Reply With Quotehe's a chef in sleazies, not his main job.Originally Posted by Shabybambles
i miss aereogramme. but luckily craig and iain have put something else together.
They where great at Capitol a few weks ago, shame no one went. Check out the Dictators, you might dig them, their guitarist went on to form Manowar.
he's a chef in sleazies, not his main job.
i miss aereogramme. but luckily craig and iain have put something else together.
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
As I said I don't know him, I just know he gives me curly fries and makes great records.
that he does. i hug my aereogramme vinyl boxset before i go to sleep at night.
had some guy come in the other day and bought all 3 of their albums after someone said he should check them out. i nearly climbed over the counter to hug him.
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
Nae cunt twigged this is Campy yet?
i ignore all posts that look similar to such a cretin.
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
Yer the 2nd person to recommend that band within an hour, Bryan. I will check them, cheers.
Smash and redefine
I don't care, I just like turning people onto good music, if its not him then maybe someone else will check out something new that they like.
Has that came out quite recently, as in the last year. When we where recording at Chem 19 last year the phone call came in to book a session to record all the stuff they had lying around. Was their a lot of unreleased stuff?
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Your friend has taste. I recently found out that Rick Agnew formed Social Distortion and had asked Mike Ness to play, but Mike went a bit OTT and took over. So Rick and Frank Agnew left to form Adolescents. I had always thought it was Mikes band that they happened to play in, not the other away around.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flcNU-0v8YQ"]YouTube - The Adolescents- Kids Of The Black Hole[/ame]
This is all about the Punk House Mike Ness lived in. But, I prefer the Screeching Weasel song about the punk house Crimpshrine lived in.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N8HgZWdWbI"]YouTube - ben weasel dont turn out the lights song #11[/ame]
nah, it was all the albums plus early EPs but not any unreleased stuff.
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
Maybe there's more to come, or else it just went towards his solo stuff.
i may as well recommend some stuff too, but for the wider audience.
one eskimo.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uftDq42DLdQ"]YouTube - One eskimO: Hometime in New York[/ame]
willard grant conspiracy
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbwZRjSdR28"]YouTube - Willard Grant Conspiracy - The Ghost Of The Girl In The Well[/ame]
passion pit
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px12JPgc0ic"]YouTube - Passion Pit- Moth's Wings (Manners)[/ame]
tegan and sara
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc40JX3wTaI&feature=channel_page"]YouTube - Back In Your Head[/ame]
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
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Smash and redefine
If you like drum n bass, for something similar but different, you'll probably like Synaecide's EP "Scientifica", which is quite possibly some of the best IDM/Breakbeat I think I've ever heard in my puff. Concorde Dawn are another awesome DnB act, actually.
In terms of Glasgow bands...Titus Gein, Take a Worm for a Walk Week, Kylie Minoize and Fangs.
Don't forget DeSalvo
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