Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Mumford and Sons -- Babel
This piece of sh*t band ruined what had started in the early 2000's, the any instrument goes, Indie Rock, known as New Weird America. They took a killer movement and murdered it right in its tracks. In spite of all their stupidity, beards and banjos, Indie music has taken another turn away from Folk and back to Rock 'n' Roll.
Wild Surf
Man I can't believe this was a pawn shop special! This Del-Fi Surf compilation contains some killer gems from classic and underrated bands during the early days of surf 60 to 64.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Forgotten Rebels -- In Love With The System
Canada's answer to the Sex Pistols, but what I don't get is are they racist? C'mon Bomb The Boats And Feed The Fish sounds pretty bad to me, but at the same time it could be Punk Rock sarcasm. What's worst is I saw the Rebels in the early 2000s, where they switched all their Punk numbers to Thrashcore garbage, sung by what looked like a disheveled Rod Stewart -- so f*cking lame, for a great band.
Motley Crue -- Shout At The Devil
Holy f*ck what a stupid album, their first release is somewhat passable cause' it's got a Dolls-ish Glam Punk quality to it, but Shout At The Devil is a new level of crap!
Monday, June 24, 2013
X -- Live At The Whisky A Go-Go
Picked this up decades ago in the 99 cent cassette bargain bin, way back when my sh*t town actually had a music store. I was stoked, it has a million songs, and it was my first X album. Not that it was all that bad, but it was recorded in the late 80's -- way past the band's prime.
The Blues ... A Real Summit Meeting
Pretty much live Blues luminaries in the 70's, maybe it's not the best record, but it shows that the music was still relevant and alive in a time when the Blues had been completely invaded by whitey!
Friday, June 21, 2013
Teenage Fanclub -- Bandwagonesque
Who the hell stole my Teenage Fanclub tape?? Dammit I had this classic, Grungy kinda gazy with rock sensibilities, album years ago ... oh god, let's face it decades ago ... This one definitely stood the test of time!
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