The Devil's Music Devil Dick Mix - Vol. 2 - RAWK POWER!!!

Happy Friday/weekend people!!!

Wow! After Vincent's HEATER of a mix i thought i'd continue on with some more "RAWK POWER"!!! and bring some noise in the form of some nice guitar driven action!!! and of course as always brought to you on glorious original VINYL!!! (but i didn't have to tell you that did i?)

Here's a few new things i threw together for your ears, eyes, & mind, consisting of a few things i picked up recently along with a few of some of my fave rockers!!!

So strap in, hit the start switch & please enjoy The Devil's Music Mix - Ship on the Ocean, Time is Now! - RAWK POWER!!! Mix!!!!

1. Asterix - If I Could Fly: Asterix was a direct predecessor of Lucifer's Friend; released one (eponymous) album in 1970. Technically, this was the first Lucifer's Friend album, only under a different name. Also, one single was released featuring a slightly altered line-up. This cut is from that single. This a fairly new addition to the devil's archives and a cut i've been looking for for many years!

2. Jeronimo - Heya: German band Jeronimo was founded in 1969 and in '69/'70 they had their first two hits "He Ya" and "Na Na Hey Hey". With these two chartbreakers, Jeronimo climbed to the number 1 position in almost all European countries. This cut is from the 1st 45.

3. Groundhogs - Ship On The Ocean: One of my favorite songs of all time hence the sub or pre title of this mix: The Groundhogs were one of the finest of the British blues based rock bands of the 60’s & 70’s, this cut can be found on what IMHO is their finest moment, the awesome “Thank Christ for the Bomb” lp, however this particular cut is from the 45 and as above one of my all time faves.

4. Jericho Jones - Time Is Now: Jericho Jones were an Israeli band founded in 1965 under the name The Churchills , and was active until the mid-70s, later shortening the name to just Jericho. They were part of the rhythm bands scene that were active in Israel in the 70s, especially in Ramala. They played rock music in English, from psychedelic rock to hard rock. This is an awesome piece of Israeli hard rock!

5. Dust - Chasin' Ladies: At the dawn of the '70s, hard rock and early heavy metal were almost completely dominated by British innovators. Dust was one of the few American bands to try picking up the gauntlet, playing a progressive brand of proto-metal that was explicitly indebted to their British contemporaries. Formed around 1968, the group featured vocalist/guitarist Richie Wise and the teenaged rhythm section of bassist Kenny Aaronson (who also doubled on slide and steel guitars) and drummer Marc Bell, who would later become part of the New York punk scene, joining up with Richard Hell & the Voidoids and then moving on to the Ramones (adopting the name Marky Ramone). Some serious power trio action on this cut from the 1st self-titled lp.

6. Cactus - One Way Or Another: The plan was for the Vanilla Fudge rhythm section of bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice to join with guitar god Jeff Beck and his singer Rod Stewart in a supergroup of sorts. The plan was derailed when Beck had a motorcycle accident that incapacitated him for 18 months. Stewart then joined pal Ron Wood in the revamped Faces (and pursued a somewhat lucrative solo career), leaving Bogert and Appice to find alternates for their dream band. They recruited guitarist Jim McCarty from Mitch Ryder's disassembling Detroit Wheels, and singer Rusty Day from Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes. And thus “Cactus” was born.

7. Savoy Brown - She's got a ring in his nose and a ring on her hand: Savoy Brown were another great British Blues based rock band from the 60's & 70's, with Lonesome Dave Peverett later of Foghat handling vocal duties on this snazy little ditty.

8. B. Lance - John The Rollin' Man: Here is some excellent rural, backwoods-vibed Folk-Rock to further ease you down from the heavy rock ledge!
This cut is from his one and only album from 1972 on Atlantic records called "Rollin' Man". The B. is short for Bob.


9. Plastic People - Dancin' & Drinkin': Plastic people formed in 1967 by Guitarist, lyricist, and vocalist John Earl Walker, three years later they changed the name of the band to “Plum Nelly” who recorded several albums for Capitol Records in the mid-'70s, and gained national exposure opening shows for B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Alice Cooper, and Iggy Pop, to name just a few.
Dancin' and Drinkin' - what better way to end this mix...???

The Devil's Music Mix - Vol. 2 - RAWK POWER!!!

The Egyptian Combo - Rockin' Little Egypt

I hope all had a good if not great mother's day? I did. a wonderful dinner at the Anchor Inn with family and friends (including a few drinks) was had by all and now were back to work here @ the devil's music:

This group has been around on the St. Louis music scene for something like half a century, with no sign of disappearing. The main members are guitarist Lloyd Rainey and the brothers Doug and Rick Linton, although some formations of the group have only featured one Linton. The group was first formed in 1961, and in three years time had recorded a song entitled "Gale Winds" which became first a breakaway regional hit, then wound up climbing as high as number seven on the Billboard charts. The single made hit parade charts throughout the Midwest, for example showing up right below Martha and the Vandellas and "Dancing in the Street" on a Chicago radio hit parade from the late spring of 1964. There was even a cover version of this song done by Quitman Dennis and the Escorts. The only other Egyptian Combo record to see any kind of chart action was "I Don't Care Anymore" featuring the vocal talents of saxophonist Kevin Cox. This record barely cracked the Top 100 in 1967. Many of the band's recordings were done at the same St. Louis studio. A label called Norman which has released much rock and jazz music from the St. Louis area pumped out singles by the band, but following the success in 1964, in stepped Dot with its larger circulation. The band signed on for gigs at a string of Playboy clubs around the country and appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. A new contract had just been inked with MGM when Uncle Sam came along with a different offer.

Much of the group's music fits under the loose label of instrumental rock, similar in some ways to bands such as the Ventures, but not devoted exclusively to the surf music sound. Founding member Rainey wrote music for the band, including the main hit. But it also recorded various instrumental themes of the day, coming out with its own version of "Watermelon Man" when that song soundtrack theme was popular, for example, or cutting the "Theme From Dr. Zhivago" when "Lara's Song" from that weepy film was a chart smash. The original incarnation of the group featured an instrumental lineup typical of a combo of this type in the '60s, including a rhythm section, dual electric guitars, and a pair of honking saxophones. The band tried to push a more science fiction angle with a single entitled "The Invaders Are Here," written for a 1965 television show The Invaders, but ultimately rejected. Frontman Mike Adkins joined the lineup by 1966 but didn't stay long. In 1967 there was an emphasis on brass, with Rick Linton switching to trumpet and the addition of Ellis McKenzie on trombone. In 1968 a smaller version of the band undertook a tour of army bases in Vietnam. The so-called Uncle Sam tour featured a slimmed-down quartet version of the combo, in other words, the four of them that happened to get drafted. The regional popularity of the band was so intense at this point that local television stations within a tri-state area actually broadcast the induction of the members into the army and reported on their activities overseas from time to time. Cox was the first to be sent home, due to spinal problems. The slimmed-down band was a harbinger of things to come. It also made for an unusual lineup: a simple rhythm team of electric guitar and drums providing back up for trombone and trumpet. Perhaps the music this group played sounded so strange the military decided to send them home early, although at first it seemed like the idea was to escalate, sending in more troops to perhaps fill out the rhythm section in the bargain. But thankfully the musicians all made it home safely. The original three members provided the nucleus for all further members of the band, and by the group's 40th anniversary, Egyptian Combo was again a quartet with the addition of multi-instrumentalist Chris Thornton. Repertoire has evolved into a collection of cover songs that rivals any bar band, including music from the '60s and '70s, expertly played, as well as numbers from some of the group's earlier singles. Bandmember Doug Linton also fronted a band named Prana in the '70s and got heavily into heavy metal and progressive rock. In 2001 he contributed wonderfully to an internet audio tribute to the classic heavy rock band Bloodrock, by dusting off a cover version of the group's song "Kool Aid Kids" that he had recorded back in the '70s with Prana...

The Egyptian Combo - Rockin' Little Egypt

The Devil's Music - Devil Dick Mix - At the Montains of Madness Psych Mix Vol. 3, Pt. 2

When I found out DJ Pres was doing this guest DJ mix thing I thought I’d put together a killer Fuzzy and Funky mix for him but when I talked to him on the phone he was all about getting some Psychedelic jams together…. I was more than happy to oblige.

It was pretty tough picking out the tunes in this mix because I could have gone on for days and days without stopping but I wanted to keep it brief and to the point and then I thought shit man, I have so many tunes I want to use why not do a sister mix!?! So I did!

I put together not 1 but 2 great sampling’s of late 60’s & early 70’s psychedelic music with some wicked fuzzy guitar tones mixed throughout, lot’s of killer organ work, some smooth but pumping bass lines and last but not least some trippy vocals and lyrics. Keep your dancing shoes under your bed for this one but bust out that bean bag chair from the attic and dust of your lava lamp, plug in you “Black Light”, break out your “sack” & burn, burn, burn!!!

So if you dig what is laying out here for your ears stop over to Flea Market Funk for the Twin of “At the Mountains of Madness Pt. 1”


Morgen - Welcome to the Void: "ABC Record's valiant attempt at the 'hip/youth' market, Probe, released many memorable LP's by such groups as Saint Steven and The Litter along with debut offerings by Zephyr, Soft Machine and Rare Bird, but none generate the frenzy at this late date quite like the quartet led by guitarist/vocalist Steve Morgen, first unleashed in 1969. Even before dropping needle on groove, the stark black-and-white sleeve with inset Edvard Munch lithograph, in contrast to the multicoloured hues so prevalent then, makes an immediate statement. And then the music makes another immediate statement... A foreboding bass riff and staccato drumming introduce 'Welcome To The Void', and for the next thirty-eight minutes one is hurled headlong into a vortex of dual-guitar overload, lyrically woven with romantic and Victorian imagery residing on a tab of microdot. Radio stations didn't bite on the single, Probe closed up shop, and the world became a decidedly sadder place."

Saint Steven - Gladcadova: Saint Steven is actually Steve Cataldo, who had previously been the guitarist and singer/songwriter for the minor late-'60s Boston psychedelic band Front Page Review. His 1969 album, also called Saint Steven, was similarly period psychedelia, w/ some Pop/rock and folk-rock sensibilities were sprinkled with bits of odd sound effects (animal roars, 1968 Republican Convention soundbites, etc.)

Eden's Children - Sure Looks Real: From Boston The Children were a three piece group. Larry Kiley the bass player and Jimmy Sturman the drummer were a constantly interesting rhythm section. The main songwriter/singer was Richard 'Sham' Schamach who was also a great guitar player. This cut from the 2nd album is from 1969. "Sure Looks Real" is nice Smooth vocal Pop that leads into an Awesome solo FUZZ ATTACK!

Lemon Pipers - I Was Not Born To Follow: The Lemon Pipers included singer Ivan Browne, guitarist William Bartlett, keyboardist R.G. Nave, bassist Steve Walmsley, and drummer William Albaugh. The group is best known for their number-one bubblegum hit "Green Tambourine" and several followups, all written by the team of Paul Leka and Shelley Pinz. The group actually wanted to play more psychedelic music; they only recorded "Green Tambourine" because their label would have dropped them had they refused. These guys get overlooked because of their "hit".

C.A. Quintet - Cold Spider: A major rarity and a major freak out record, C.A. Quintet's "Trip Thru Hell" is a spooky, murky, macabre vision. Genuinely original and chilling expeacially considering it's release date of 1968.

Fever Tree - The Man Who Paints the Pictures: Texas psych from 1968, the self-titled debut album of this unfairly neglected psychedelic band is an odd mix of slick studio work laced with surprising moments of eclecticism, from soundtrack references to hard rock worthy of the best bands of the time.

Things to Come - Dancer: Emerging from the glut of Southern Californian rock groups in the mid-'60s, Things to Come formed in 1966. Their original lineup included lead singer Steve Runolfsson, drummer Russ Kunkel (who would go on to become a top sessionman), and bassist Bryan Garofalo (also a future sessionman and a member of Glenn Frey's band since 1982). The group cut only three singles in their brief lifetime. This cut is from a 60's comp called "Speed Kills" which was made and sold to benefit "drug abusers".... heh...

Art - I Think I'm Going Weird: Classic but little known 60's Brit psych band that would later evolve into the much more know band "Spooky Tooth" released in 1967 this a "real" psychedelic record that is vamped in echo, swirling guitars, strong vocal melodies, heavy guitar riffing and great use of effects. Early & Classic indeed...!

H.P. Lovecraft - Mobin's Trip / At the Mountains of Madness: Featuring two strong singers (who often sang dual leads), hauntingly hazy arrangements, and imaginative songwriting that drew from pop and folk influences, H.P. Lovecraft was one of the better psychedelic groups of the late '60s. The band was formed by ex-folky George Edwards in Chicago in 1967. Edwards and keyboardist Dave Michaels, a classically trained singer with a four-octave range, handled the vocals, which echoed Jefferson Airplane's in their depth and blend of high and low parts. I had to end with "At the Mountains of Madness" since this is the "sister" mix to the Flea market Funk mix that ends w/ a song of the same title...

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The Devil's Music - Devil Dick - At the Montains of Madness Psych Mix Vol. 3, Pt. 2

Runnin' With The Devil - A Guest Mix Presented by Fufu Stew!!!

Happy Monday people or if you here on the East Coast happy wet Monday as it appears to be raining from Maine all the way to FLA....

But never fear we have something very special here to keep you indoors and dry for at least a little while, a very special guest mix by my man vincent from over at FuFu Stew and while most folks know him as a soul & funk cat, believe me his knowledge goes as deep as his crates when it comes to ALL kinds of wax.... Don't believe me? Just look at this mix!!!!!!!

I'd like to take this time to thank him for stopping over at the devil's music, for his hard work putting this together is HIGHLY appreciated! So without further ado, a few words from our sponsor!


Hello, kiddies.

I must say thank you to the mighty Devil Dick for allowing me to share this post with you. It's a far cry from the usual Funk and Soul that I normally serve up in the Fufu Stew kitchen, so fasten your seatbelts for I'm about to take you on a very loud and very fast ride.

Dateline: 1991... those were the days. Just old enough to drink, the club scene was far superior than it is now (here in Baltimore at any rate), and the botanical refreshments were much cheaper... My taste in music was much different then too. The flavour of the day was Industrial, Goth and in some cases even a little bit of Metal. The common thread being loud and fast grooves that would have one flailing around on the dance floor with reckless abandon. The mix that I give to you is a sample of what was piercing my ear drums when I went out to dance.

Runnin' With The Devil

Introspeak from the motion picture "Head"

01 Can You Dig It-Pop Will Eat Itself (RCA). I'm starting off kind of easy with this funky little alternative ditty from 1990 that was a definite floor filler when we went to Cignel on Friday nights.

02 No Name No Slogan-Acid Horse (Wax Trax). Here's one of the many and various side projects commandeered by Ministry's Al Jourgensen, this time a collab with Punk legends Cabaret Voltaire.

03 Headhunter-Front 242 (Wax Trax). It wasn't a good night in the clubs if you didn't hear at least one track from the kings of the Industrial scene. It was a special night if they played this one, one of my all tine favourites from 1989.

04 A Screw-The Swans (Some Bizarre). Here's a classic for the Goth freaks, with a surprisingly funky groove to counteract the droning guitar and sinister vocal.

05 Envoye-The Young Gods (Wax Trax). The first time I heard this Swiss outfit, I knew that I was in for a full on sonic assault. A generous helping of Industrial that kept both the Goths on the floor and the moshers in the pit.

06 Age Of Greed-Killing Joke (Noise International). This track from 1990 saw the return of the old Killing Joke style that was popular in the early 80s. Lyrically, it explains Jaz Coleman's displeasure of the direction the band was going in when most Punk acts were switching over to dance music. I was fortunate to get to see the band during this tour, and I can assure you the sound was loud and maniacal...

07 The Great American Nightmare-Rob Zombie Feat. Howard Stern (Warner). Although this track was released in 1996, the sound presented within certainly fits the overall Industrial theme.

08 950-Hilt (Nettwerk). Here's a side project from Canada's Skinny Puppy. I think this release from 1991 is their only effort.

09 You-Bad Brains (CD Presents). Here's one of Bad Brains' first recordings, taken from the comp "Rat Music For Rat People". The tempo on this one is much faster than the version on the "Black Dots" comp.

10 In My Veins-Prong (Spigot). Here's the metal portion of the show, taken from the Primitive Origins EP released in 1987.

11 The Nile Song-Zen Guerilla (Union Hall). Wind down just a bit with this ultra rare 45 from 1993. The music on this Pink Floyd cover is still loud enough though...

12 Babylon's Burning-The Ruts (RSO). Getting back to the early Punk stuff, here's a track from the Times Square soundtrack from 1980.

13 Fearless Vampire Killers-Bad Brains (Abstract). A pure Bad Brains staple, enough said...

14 Hold On-My Name (C/Z). Here's the first of three offerings from the storied "Teriyaki Asthma" EPs which saw the recording debut of Grunge legends Nirvana, along with other notables such as Alice Donut and L7.

15 Self Destruct-UK Subs (New Red Archives). I've had this Punk classic stuffed in the back of the crates for decades. For the first time in over ten years I pulled it out picking a random track to include here.

16 Forkboy-Lard (Alternative Tentacles). From the classic "The Last Temptation Of Reid", Ministry meets the Dead Kennedys. Enough said...

17 Pablo Picasso-Burning Sensations (San Andreas). I just recently saw "Repo Man" on cable a few weeks back which prompted me to pull out the soundtrack, hence this track's inclusion.

18 Solid Alligators-Yeast (C/Z). Here's one from the first "Teriyaki Asthma" EP...

19 The Radiated-Helios Creed (Amphetamine Reptile). With a name like Helios Creed, it's got to be good. It helps that we were long time Chrome fans too...

20 The Head Talks Cheese-Pitbull Babysitter (C/Z). Here's the last of the TA selections. This one comes from Vol. 2

21 Loose-Birthday Party (Strange Fruit). This Stooges cover is by far my all time favourite track from the mighty Nick Cave. It was recorded for the first of two John Peel sessions back in 1981.

22 Brothers Grimm (Live)-The Cult (Beggars Banquet). I finish up with this fairly rare track, recorded live at the Lyceum back in 1983. Some of you may still have the old Dreamtime cassette which contained the complete performance. If so, lucky you, because apparently they're pretty hard to come by. This one came from the b side of the Go West 12".

By now, you should be well exhausted...

Please download and enjoy Runnin' With The Devil, 71 MB


Here's the link to the mp3 file

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Again, I'm glad that I got to do this one for you. After a steady diet of Funk 45s for the past three years, hearing these old joints again was quite a welcome change of pace. It sure helped to relieve some of the stress that I've been under the past few weeks. I'll have to dig out some more of this stuff for another mix in the near future.

Peace and blessings.

Thank you Vincent!
I hope you all enjoyed this wild, raucous and noisy ride?
I know i did~!
Cheers!
dd

Willie Colón - MC2 (Theme Realidades)

Latin Funk Supreme!

The Devil's Music quietly slipped passed 1 million hits over the labor Day Weekend and i was to busy out & about to really do any "blog" celebrating, but I did pick up this wicked Latin funk 45 for a mere 50 cents over the weekend. So here goes, in honor of my one millionth hit.... MC2 by Willie Colon from 1975 on the Fania label.

As for Mr. Colon, here is his Wiki:

William Anthony Colón (born 28 April 1950) is a Nuyorican salsa musician. Primarily a trombonist, Colón also sings, writes, produces and acts. He is also involved in municipal politics in New York City.

Willie Colón was born in the South Bronx, New York, to Puerto Rican parents. He picked up the trumpet from a young age, and later switched to trombone, inspired by the all-trombone sound of Mon Rivera and Barry Rogers. He spent some summers at his maternal grandmother’s sister’s (La finca de Celín y Ramón) farm in in the outskirts of Manatí, Puerto Rico on the road to neighboring Ciales, Puerto Rico.[1]
He was signed to Fania Records at 15 and recorded his first album at age 17, which ultimately sold more than 300,000 copies. Due to fortuitous events, the main record producer at Fania at the time, Johnny Pacheco, recommended Héctor Lavoe to him.[2]
Mr. Colón has been a civil rights, community and political activist since the age of 16. He has served as a member of the Latino Commission on AIDS and the United Nations Immigrant Foundation, President of the Arthur Schomburg Coalition for a Better New York, member of the Board of Directors of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute.[3] In 1995, Mr. Colón became the first minority to serve on the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) national board and is now a member of the ASCAP FOUNDATION.[4][5]

Musical career

Beyond the trombone, he has also worked as a composer, arranger, and singer, and eventually as a producer and director. Combining elements of jazz, rock, and salsa, his work incorporates the rhythms of traditional music from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Brazil, and "that 'other' ancestral homeland, Africa", representing the mostly one-way flow from Puerto Rico to the New York-based diaspora.[6] "His life and music commute back and forth between his home turf in the Bronx and his ancestral Puerto Rico, with more than casual stop-offs in other musical zones of the Caribbean."[6] Colón "makes the relation between diaspora and Caribbean homeland the central theme of his work," particularly in his 1971 Christmas album, Asalto navideño.[6] The lyrics and music of the songs on this album "enact the diaspora addressing the island culture in a complex, loving but at the same time mildly challenging way."[6][7]
He went on to have many successful collaborations with salsa musicians and singers such as Ismael Miranda, Celia Cruz and Soledad Bravo, and singer-songwriter Rubén Blades.[8] On his website, Colón claims to hold the "all time record for sales in the Salsa genre, [having] created 40 productions that have sold more than thirty million records worldwide."[9]
One significant overarching theme in Colón's music, which draws from many cultures and several different styles, is an exploration of the competing associations that Puerto Ricans have with their home and with the United States. Colón uses his songs to depict and investigate the problems of living in the U.S. as a Puerto Rican,[10] and also to imply the cultural contributions that Puerto Ricans have to offer.[6]


Willie Colon - MC2 (Theme Realidades)

Record's of the day, missed WFMU record fair & run in w/ the soul invaders 45 guy...

I didn't make it up to the WMFU record fair as I am trying to be thrifty these days, i have some things coming up that are going to require some cash. IE, studio time w/ my band solace and plain tickets to London for a one off gig w/ Orange Goblin Nov. 8th but i did manage to get out to one of the flea markets and buy some trash.

So today i give you my 2 new latest editions to the devil's music record cover club.
Both for a buck. I also got some odd ball 78's and a few minor league rock records as well as some really cool and "odd" jazz, soundtrack, electronic, spoken word and folkways type ethnic records.

I have my fingers crossed as a friend of my mother has informed her that a relative has just passed away and he had a "HUGE" record collection and asked my mom if her son, that being me was interested. well of course! so we shall see how that pans out.

I also had another run in with the guy who had the soul invaders inc 45 and all i can say is the guy is pretty out there. He seems real "odd" about parting with this 45. he says he still has it and that he is going to "give" it to me if i buy all of his 78's he has but when i ask him what kind of 78's he has he tells me he doesn't know. Well i aint buying things sight unseen ya know...??? so I don't know what is going to happen with this damn 45! I have my fingers crossed but I aint holdin' my breath ya know what i mean?

Anyway here is a list of my recent scores:

78's
Carl Hoff - Kentucky Babe - Okeh 6478
Tommy Tucker Time - The Train Song - OKeh 6487
Phil Harris - Some Little Bug - Ara 136
Peerless Quartet - The Railroad Section Gang - Victor 16727

45's
The Ventures - Secret Agent Man - Dolton 316
Sly & the Family Stone - Fun - Epic 5-10497
Dion - Daddy Rollin' (In Your Arms) Laurie 3464

Lp's
Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes - I Miss You - Philadelphia International KZ 31648
The Ink Spots - 18 Hits - King 5001X
John Williams - Plays Bach, The Complete Lute Music On Guitar - Columbia M2 33510
Cheap trick - Dream Police - Epic
Watch the Skies - Reverie - Encounter ER 1002
Jim Kweskin & Jug Band - Unblushing Brassiness - Vanguard 2158
Paul Horn - Inside - Epic - BXN 26466
The Music of the Tonga - National Geographic Society 3516
Indian Music of the Upper Amazon - Folkways FE 4458
African Flutes - Folkways FE 4230
Cancion Protesta: Protest song of Latin America - Paredon P1001
Sir Winston Churchill "The sinews Of Peace" Spoken Arts SA 917
Black Pioneers in American History - Caedmon TC 1299
George Crumb - Night of the Four Moons, Voice of the Whale - columbia 32739
Bernard Gunther - Sensory Awakening: Couples - No label
Touch - Created by Morton Subotnick on the Buchla Electronic Music System - Columbia MS 7316
Gruppe Between - Einstieg - Wergo 1001
Terry Riley - Songs for the Ten Voices of the Two Prophets - Kuckuck 067
Computer Music - J.K. Randell Quartet in Paris Monologues by a Mass Murderer - Nonesuch H-71245
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center - Columbia ML 5966
Panorama Electronique - Electronic Experimental Music by Kagel/Elmert/Henry/Ligeti - Limlight LS-86048
Luciano Berio - Laborintus 2 - RCA Red Seal LSC-3267
Darius Milhaud - Aspen-Serenade - Everest 3176
Environments - dawn at New Hope, Pennsylvania June 1969 - Atlantic SD 66002
Andres Segovia - An Andres Segovia Recital - Decca DL 9633

oh yeah, we also scored this awesome vintage Rush mirror for a buck!!!

The Smith Brothers - Sinner's Dream

To Prove that anything and everything goes here at the devil's music and after a few great funky soul cuts from The Triumphs & Alvin Cash, and then some blistering heavy psych, we now switch it up even further with some fine hillbilly country gospel music with The Smith Brothers from 1953.

The Smith Brothers, Smitty and Tennessee, were born in a small town called Oneida, Tennessee into a musical family. The boys learned to sing the gospel and folk tunes that were familiar to the local folks back then. The Smith Brothers were a gospel duet team. They did numerous personal appearances in the Southern region of the United States as well as recording for Capitol records.

They were at first with the group called the Sunshine Boys.

The Smith Brothers found themselves in Hollywood for a time. During their four years, mostly with the Columbia studio, they appeared in 17 films. They were said to especially be proud of their work with Charles Starrett in the "Durango Kid" series.

But television was coming onto the scene and the brothers wanted to see what it would offer them. They heard that WSB-TV was to become Atlanta and the south's first television station. In fact, it went on the air in September 1948. The Smith Brothers made a favorable impression with the station manager and program director and became the first musical act and thus, the first "live" television show in Atlanta.

Soon, Atlanta had a new station - WAGA-TV. Smitty and Tennessee put their heads together again and thought they could have a bigger and better show. Evidently they couldn't convince the folks at WSB-TV, so they switched to WAGA-TV. They went on the air with folks such as Boots Woodall, Paul Rice and announcer Jon Farmer, doing a 75-minute daily show called "TV Ranch". The show gained immediate popularity with the fans and in 1952, the folks who read Atlanta's "TV Digest" voted "TV Ranch" their favorite local music show.

Around this time, they recorded four sides for an independent record label. The records sold well and word got back to Ken Nelson of Capitol Records who convinced them to sign a recording contract with Capitol.

Their popularity continued to gain momentum in Atlanta. WAGA-TV gave them another daily show at 5:45pm which they did alone, singing their familiar duets and gospel melodies.

A 1954 article notes that the brothers were well qualified and talented enough to play Western swing and popular music, but their real interest was in the Gospel songs.
http://www.hillbilly-music.com

The Smith Brothers - Sinner's Dream

Carl Dobkins Jr. - Lucky Devil

It's crazy to think that it's been a year since we started posting tunes here @ the devil's music but it was last x-mas time that the devil got his mp3 turntable and was able to start posting music (vinyl only thank you). so with that in mind and with the holiday season winding down i'd like to give some thanks for my wonderful family & friends for what amounts to a pretty lucky life. It's not always easy and i can lose sight of the fact that i am indeed a lucky devil overall and i do realize it. So in honor of what i lucky devil i truly am, here is Mr. Carl Dobkins Jr. w/ Lucky Devil. This goes out to all my family & friends and mostly the JJB for putting up with me over the last year and then some....

Carl Dobkins Jr. was a purveyor of mild-mannered rock & roll similar to Johnny Tillotson or Ricky Nelson who managed four Billboard hits in 1959-60, the biggest of which was the Top Five "My Heart is an Open Book." His second-biggest hit, "Lucky Devil" (also recorded by Frank Ifield around the same time) peaked at number 25 is here for you now.

Here is the Dobkins low down:

Carl Dobkins Jr. is one of those rockabilly legends who won't quit, even decades after his last chart entry. From a number three hit in 1959 with "My Heart Is an Open Book," he maintained a decades-long career that delighted audiences for generations on both sides of the Atlantic. Dobkins was born into an Appalachian family that had transplanted themselves to Cincinnati in search of a better life. The family was filled with amateur musicians — both of his parents sang, and his mother played guitar — and at age nine Dobkins was given a ukulele by his parents. He quickly learned the instrument and moved on to the guitar, learning first the country and hillbilly songs that his family favored. While Dobkins was in high school, he started writing songs of his own and cut a demo record of two of them, which led to a meeting with disc jockey Gil Sheppard, who offered to manage Dobkins in a potential music career. Rock & roll was breaking nationally and Sheppard saw Carl Dobkins Jr. as a potential star. Thus, he became "the Teenage Rage," and began singing at local dance parties and record hops. Every record label was looking for the next Elvis Presley or Carl Perkins, and Dobkins was signed to the Cincinnati-based Fraternity Records, which released "Take Hold of My Hand" b/w "That's Why I'm Asking." It failed to chart, and he next moved to the much larger King Records for a recording session, but Sheppard sold the master to the still larger Decca Records label. Issued on Decca, "If You Don't Want My Lovin'" became a regional hit on its initial release, and did well enough to justify Decca investing more time in Dobkins. He cut his first sessions for Decca in Nashville under the aegis of Owen Bradley. The result was "My Heart Is an Open Book," Dobkins' lasting claim to immortality in the field of rockabilly. One of the better crossover records in the field, it rocked hard with a solid guitar sound and a great beat, and featured the artist backed by two of the Anita Kerr Singers. Ironically, the record took six months to take off, requiring two rounds of promotion by the label. When the smoke cleared, Dobkins was making appearances on national television behind "My Heart Is an Open Book," including Dick Clark's American Bandstand the day after his graduation from high school. He toured nationally and worked in six months of army reserve service in the infantry as well, as "My Heart Is an Open Book" soared to number three nationally in the spring of 1959, earning a gold record in its 24-week chart run. A follow-up, "Lucky Devil," reached number 25 in a 17-week run late in the year, and even "If You Don't Want My Lovin'" made it to number 67 when it was reissued nationally around the same time. Dobkins also got to number 62 the next spring with "Exclusively Yours." Carl Dobkins Jr. made all of the usual moves that a young rock & roller did in those days, going into more lyrical, romantic sounds as the public's taste for rock & roll seemed to retreat in the early '60s — by 1961, he was even cutting versions of movie themes, such as "Pretty Little Girl in the Yellow Dress" from the western The Last Sunset, starring Kirk Douglas and Rock Hudson. In all, he cut 18 singles and an LP, and remained active in the business for years, touring with Bobby Freeman, Bobby Rydell, Bobby Vee, Buddy Knox, Frankie Avalon, Jan & Dean, Frankie Ford, Freddie Cannon, and Jimmy Clanton, the Drifters, and the Crickets.
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Anywho, i hope a few folks enjoy and thanks to the few of you out here that continue to return here so i can justify my vinyl addiction by telling myself i am doing a service by sharing old 45's that almost no one scares about.... happy 2009 i never thought i'd live this long...

Carl Dobkins Jr. - Lucky Devil

The Devil's Music Play Lists - Past 7 Months!!!

Ok, I started this little thing after being inspired by my man DJ prestige and although i know I could never even come close to the legend he is i figured "what the hell"

For anyone paying attention over here, we do a little radio show every Thursday night here in Jersey @ www/wlfr.fm/ from 6 to 10pm....

we play whatever we want and it's pretty eclectic. I been collecting records for over 20 years off and on...

so anyway here is a complete list of all the songs we have played over the last 7 months!

I highly doubt anyone will actually search this whole thing out but i can at least keep them safe up in this house!

oh yeah, our little myspace page is: www.myspace.com/foward_to_the_caves

hope to see ya 'round some time!


2/8/07
1. Touch my Life - Trapeze
2. Butterfly - Wild Turkey
3. It's easy to lie - Master's Apprentice's
4. Ship on the Ocean - Groundhogs
5. Marilyn - Pink Faries
6. Rule in the Book - Stepson
7. Jon Doe - Banshee
8. The Children of Heaven - Haystacks Balboa
9. Sweet Peace and Time - Humble Pie
10. Need love - Vanilla Fudge
11. Ride the Sky - Lucifers friend
12. Bad Motorscooter - Montrose
13. Four Horsemen - Aphrodite's Child
14. Why can't somebody love me? - Edgar Broughton Band
15. Melvin laid an Egg - Bloodrock
16. Race with the Devil - Gun
17. Satori pt.1 - Flower Travelin' Band
18. The Lost Motherland(1) - Aprylfool
19. Charge of the Brown Recluse - Torche
20. Everything falls apart - Jerrys Kids
21. Thirsty and Miserable - Saint Vitus
22. Face down in the Dirt - The Offenders
23. Fight - The Outpatients
24. Civilizations Dying - Zero Boys

2/15/07
1.Withered Tree - Valkyrie
2.Angel Witch - Angel Witch
3.Fire Down Under - Riot
4.Muscle Dog Shot - Milligram
5.No Remorse - Kylesa
6.Queen of the Night - Cain
7.Cookbook - Damnation of Adam Blessing
8.Ocean - Mount Rushmore
9.Lone Stranger - Bull Angus
10.Bo-Bo's Hampton - Tucky Buzzard
11.first taste of love - Monument
12.sucha beautiful day - Mainhorse
13.Lady Love - It's a Beautiful day
14.Nobody's Leaving Here Tonight - Coven
15.For Mad Men Only - May Blitz
16.The Gateway Was Broken - Deer Creek
17.Crazy - Stray Dog
18.KamakaziMoth - Jerusalem
19.Black Sheep - SRC
20.Thoughts and Feelings - Aorta
21.Shades - Jeronimo
22.Golden Earrings - Gandalf
23.Living with the Dying - Night Sun
24.Who Gave You Love - Zakarrais
25.Nobody By My Side - Killing Floor
26.Paranoid - The Dickies

2/22/07
1.Forever My Queen - Pentagram
2.Sails of Charon - Scorpions
3.Jericho - Stray
4.Feeling - The Litter
5.Many Lovers Dance Inside Your Head - Soup
6.Peace in Mississippi - Jimi Hendrix
7.Mesmerization Eclipse- Captain Beyond
8.Dead Forever - Buffalo
9.When Anti-Humanity Florishes - Unearthly Trance
10.Interceptor - Black Cobra
11.We Sell Soul - Drag Pack
12.Temple of the Sun - Rotors To Rust
13.Big Fat mama - Status Quo
14.Hangover - Max Webster
15.Filled With Fear - Iron Butterfly
16.4/4 3/4 - Fuse
17.The Shaman - The Human Beinz
18.Cleveland Ohio - Granicus
19.Death Walks Behind You - Atomic Rooster
20.Death of Mother Nature Suite - Kansas
21.Concubine - Butthole Surfers
22.Gone to Heaven - Killdozer
23.Things to do Today - Big Black
24.Greatest Gift - Scratch Acid

3/1/07
Big Chief - Blowout Kit
The Fluid - Girl Bomb
Velcro Lewis - Evil Woman
Frijid Pink – Cryin Shame
Bang - Come with me
Juicy Lucy - The woman’s got something
May Blitz - Snakes and Ladders
Mad River - Merciful Monks
Steppenwolf - Your walls to high
Crabby Appleton - Go Back
T2 - Circles
Nektar - Fidigty Queen
Dust - Chasin Ladies
Witch - Soul of Fire
Zen Guerilla - TroubleShake
Scab Cadillac - Explain This
ZZ Top - Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers
Roy Buchanan – That’s what I am here for
Stone the Crows – Rainin’ in your Heart
Moby Grape - Fall on You
Jarvis Street - Mr Oil Man
Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends - Flashin Lights
Love - Daily Planet
Atomic Rooster - Save Me
Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire
Holy Moses - Agadaga Dooley
Thin Lizzy - Thunder & Lightin'
Ten Years After - Let The Sky Fall
T Rex - Buick MacKane
The Cult - The Phoenix
The Deep - Chaos
MC5 - Future/Now
Walpurgis - Queen of Saba

3/8/07
Jericho - Ethiopia
Ellison -Unchanged World
Silver Meter - Naughty lady
Beacon St. Union - My Love
The Illusion - Run,Run,Run & Ms Holy Lady Medley
Hydra - Wasting Time
Riot - Warrior
Def Leppard - It Don’t Matter

Girl - Ice in the Blood
Scorpions - HellCat
Pagan Alter - Flight of the Witch Queen
Blues Magoos - There’s a chance we can make it
Fat Mattress - She came in the Morning/Everything’s Blue
The Move - Do Ya
New York Dolls - Its too Late

Jethro Tull - My Sunday Feeling
Crow - King Of Rock&Roll
Rein Sanction - Creel
Mott the Hoople - Darkness Darkness
The G's - There's Time
Q 65's - Cry in the Night
White Stripes - Lord, Send Me an Angel
Blood Of the Sun - Hell on its Knees
Blues Creation - Atomic Bombs Away

Donovan - Wild Witch Lady
Ipsissiums - Hold on
Good Rats - Phil Fleish
Johnny Winter - I guess I'll go Away
Wild Turkey - Universal Man

3/22/07
Human Instinct - Midnight Sun
Tukey Buzzard - Run In the Morning
King Ping Meh - Whiskey Flyer
Jane - Mother You Don’t know
Gomorrah - Dance on a Volcano
Bedlam - Set Me Free
Birth Control - Gamma Ray
Howl the Good - Beginning of the End
Dschinn – I’m in Love


Tiger B Smith - She's Alright
Charlee - Wheel Of Fortune
Seompi - Almost in a Hole
Uriah Heep - Easy Living
Oda - How Do you Feel
Wishbone Ash – Blowin’ Free

Leslie West - Blood Of the Sun
Gomorrha - Autumnal Blessing
Hidden Hand - The Crossing
Grand Funk - Sins of a Good Mans Brother
Randy Holden - Blue My Mind
Zephyer - Hard Chargin Woman
Jo Jo Gunne - Turn the Boy Loose
Colosseum - Downhill and Shadows

3/29/07
Pink Fairies - Wish I was a Girl
Mahogany Rush - Funky Woman
Blackfoot Sue - The Spring of 69'
Jimmy Campbell – Half Baked
Can - Vitamin C
Warhammer 48k
Coliseum - Year of the Pig/Theme
Skin Yard - Psychoriflepowerhypnotized

Butthole Surfers - EarthQuake
Mudhoney - You Got it
Things to Come - Dancer
Small Faces - Song of a Baker
Fuzzy Duck - In Our Time
ART - I think I'm going Weird
13th Floor Elevators - Slip Inside this House

Silver Apples - Oscillations
Solace - Khan
Kid Thomas - Wail Baby Wail
Country Joe and the Fish - Not So Sweet Martha Lauren
Love Battery - Between the Eyes
HyperJinx Tricycle - Face your Doom
Dinosaur Jr - The Wagon


Nilisson - Jump into the Fire
The Music Machine - Talk Talk
Kiss - Rock Bottom
Die Kreuzen - Gone Away (acoustic)
Guided By Voices - I am a Tree
Geronimo Black - Low Ridin' Man
The Revels - Church Key
Babe Ruth - Joker


4/5/07
Damnation of adam Blessing - No Way
Yesterdays Children - Sad Born Loser
Maypole - Johnny
Power Of Zeus - Couldn't Be Me
The Bob Seger System - 2 + 2 = ?
Uriah Heep - Gypsy
Steel Mill - Blood Runs Deep

Fistula - Six Hundred and Sixty Six
The Want - Pass It On
Rwake - Hell is a Door to the Sun
King Travolta - Echoes of the Retard (Going Throigh Withdrals)
Baroness - Rise
The Obsessed - To Protect and Serve

Raw Radar War - Double Equals/Never Forgive Action
Orange Goblin - Quincy the Pigboy
The Leather Nun - Prime Mover
Socrates - Who is to Blame
Message - Heaven Knows
Zarahustra - Ormuzed
SunDial - Magic Potion
Rubber City Rebels - Rubber City Rebels
Discharge - Hear Nothing Say Nothing

Barkmarket - I dont like you
Today is the Day - WillPower
Unsane - Body Bomb
Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
Hairy Chapter - It must be an Officers Daughter

4/12/07
Sir Lord Baltimore - Master Heartache
Leaf Hound - Growers Of Mushrooms
Incredible Hog - Tadpole
Pinnacle - Assassin
Jerusalem - She came like a bat from Hell
May Blitz - Fire Queen
Truth and Janey - Down the Road
Skull Flower- Celestial Highway


Socrates Drank the Conium - Wild Satisfaction
PA Connection - Heavy Days
Pentagram - Wheel of Fortune
Wooly Mammoth - Ten Ton Baby
Kiss - War Machine
Skull Flower - Saturn


The Remains - Hard Time Coming
The Melvins - Oven
Rebreather - Southdown
Van Halen - Sunday Afternoon in the Park/One foot in the Door
Cable - Human Interest Story
Holocaust - NightComers
Green Machine - Slow-Burn
Fear - Lets Start a War
Sasquatch - Chemical lady
Discharge - Anger Burning
Las Cruces - Black Water
Monster Magnet - Spine of God
Puddy - No Matter
Black Sabbath - Into the Void
4/19/07
West Coast Pop Art Experimental band - Ritual #1
Gypsy - Young Gypsy
If - Still Alive
Aunt Mary - Play thing of the Wind
Houston Fearless - Blue Bones & Ashes
Good Thunder - For Breath
Crazy Elephant - Dark Part of my Mind
Fridjid Pink - Cry Shame
The Ugly Ducklings - Nothing
Count Reaction - Psychotic Reaction
Amboy Dukes - Sweet Revenge

The Damned - Problem Child
The Adverts - One Chord Wonders
The Wipers - Return of the Rat
The Rumbles, LTD - Jezabel
Love - Little Red Book
Crabby Appleton - Go Back
The Sweet - Man From Mecca
Montrose - Space Station #5
B.F. Trike - Time & Changes

Mahogany Rush - Its all in your Mind
Moxy - Moon Rider
Jerusalem - Primitive Man
Rumplestiltskin - Squadron Leader Johnson
C.A Quintet - Cold Spider
Alice Cooper -Second Coming/Ballad of Dwight Fry/SunArise
StillRoven - Green

Steel Pole Bathtub - Christina
Stinkin Lizaveta - Last Wish
Crowbar - Oh What a Feeling

4/26/07
Warhorse - Back In Time
Orang-Utan - I can see inside your head
Toe Fat – Stick Heat
Pax - A story less Junkle
Epitaph - Crossroads
Bachdenkel - The Whole World Looking Over my shoulder
Blackfoot - Good Morning
Shy Limbs - Reputation

Damnation of Adam Blessing - Sometimes I feel Like I cant go on & Leaving it up to you
Shy Limbs - Reputation
Steve Blauser - Hell Of A Lady
Nick Cave - Get Ready For Love
Afghan Wigs - White Trash Party
Roxy Music - In Every Dream Home a Heartache
Sister Double Happiness - Wheels A Spinning

Union Carbide Debris - A long Way to Go
Sam Gopal - Dark Lord
Public Nuisance -Love is feeling
Socrates Drank the Conium - Born to be Free
High Tide - Futilist Lament
Atomic Rooster - I Cant take no More
Elias Hulk - Nightmare
Masters Apprentices - Death of King

Bullet Lavolta – X Fire
Stack Waddy - It aint easy
AC/DC - Touch Too Much
Stepson - Turnpike
Edward Bear - Edgeware Station
Free - Wild Indian Woman
Butthole Surfers - Dum Dum

Wretched Ones - Overtime
The Hollywood Persuaders - A Drums a-go-go

5/3/07
Tucky Buzzard - Alls I Want
SRC - No Secret Destination
Bachdenkel - An Appointment with the Master
Godley & Creme - Cry
Boulder Damn - DeadMeat
Wire - 1-2-X-U
Psycho - Master Race
The Next Morning - Faces are Smiling

Jenghiz Khan - Hard-Working Man
Guru Guru - Samantha's Rabbit
Can - One More Night
Blues Magoos - Slow Down Sunshine
The Mad - I Hate Music
The Sonics - The Witch
The DIckies - Gigantor
The Vagrants - I cant make a friend
Rose Tattoo - Nice Boys
Plain Wrap - Meat Between the Treds

Nazz - Back of your Mind
David Bowie - She shook me cold
John Entwistle - My Size
Skin Yard - Inside the Eye
Ribeye Brothers - Lonesome Rhodes
Wretched Ones - Welcome the the East
Fleetwood Mac - Green Manalishi
Neil Young - Cortez the Killer

5/10/07
Solace - Devil's Clock
Rwake - Crooked Rivers
Grief - I hate the Human Race
Coliseum - Detached
PW Long - Shake
Sweet Water - Head Down
DMBQ - She Walks
OXBOW - Gal
Melvins - The Bloated Pope

Operator Generator - Equinox Planetarium
Spirit Caravan - Dead Love/Jug Fulla Sun
Mercyful Fate - Curse Of The Pharoahs
Solace - Khan
Hellblock 6 - Axis of Evil
Raw Radar War - Not Exactly Invincible

Bang - Future Shock
Atomic Rooster - Broken Wings
Black Sabbath - Zero the Hero
Unsane - Over Me
Johnny Winter - Guess I'll Go away/Aint That Kindness
David Bowie - It Ain't Easy
The 77's - Can't Get Over It
Black Flag - Damage
Lee Dorsey - Get Out of My Life Woman
Thrones - The Suckling

Chocolate Watchband - Medication
Venom - Angeldust
Electric Love Muffin - Venus
Kiss - God of Thunder
Earthride - Black
Melanie - Brand New Key
Suzi Quattro - Glycerine Queen
The Cure - World War

Bad Brains - Regulator
Witchcraft - I Know You Killed Someone ...
X Men - Fall Into You
Big Star - You Can't Have Me
Toner Low - Evil Machinery on the Rise
Van Halen - Push Comes to Shove
Black Oak - Hot & Nasty
T Rex - Mystic Lady
Motorhead - Iron Horse/Born to Lose

Janes Addiction - Ocean Song
Fugazi - Burnin
Trouble - Black Shapes Of Doom
Pentagram - Relentless
Dust - Love me Hard
Gomorrha - Dance on a Volcano
Saint Vitus - Relentless

5/17/07
Band of Gypsys - Machine gun
Blind Faith - Had to Cry Today
Dust - Walk in the Soft Rain
Raging Slab - Miss Delicious
Black Sabbath - Killing Yourself to Live
David Bowie - Station to Station Live
Otis Redding & Carla Thomas - Tramp
Burning Brides - If I'm a Man
The Wretched Ones - Overtime
Mr.Rogers - You Are Special
Melvins -Little Judas Chango
Witch - Seer
Frank Zappa - 50/50
Sourvein - Track #7
Spooky Tooth - Cotton Growing Man
All Night - Back To Life

5/24/07
I Drive - Down, Down, Down
Randy Holden - Mr Pharmacist
Stack Waddy - Hoochie Coochie Man
Granicus - Prayer
The Osmonds - Crazy Horses
Q65 - Love is such a good thing
Bintangs - Lora Lady
The Mike Gunn - A song about horses

Sandy Bull - No deposit No returns blues
Wellwater Conspiracy - Of Dream
Speed Glue & Shinki - Search For Love

Spencer Davis Group - Somebody Help me
Colosseum - Kettle
Circus 2000 - While you were sleepig
Nazareth - Sold my soul
Zakarrias - Country out of reach
WishBone Ash - lady whiskey
Sex - I had to rape her

Randy Holden - Ive Come so far
Its a Beautiful Day - White Bird
Intro - Moving Journey
Gravy Train - Enterprise
Bob Seger and the last Heard - Chain Smokin
Jesse Harper - Keep Cool
Velvert Turner Group - Talking about my baby

Solace - Followed
Dandelion - waiting for a ride
Iron Claw - Loving You
Mudhoney- You got it
Deviants - Im Coming Home
Chelsea - Loner
Arthur Lee - Easy Ride

Sandy Bull - Electric Blend
New Dawn - Dark Thoughts
P205 - All Right
Bluebeard - Paint it Black

Lucifer Was - Behind Black Rider
Survival - Cannabis Lady
Slim Harpo - Im gonna miss you
IImo Smokehouse - Devil take my Grandma
The Fendermen - Torture
Sundial - Exploding in your mind
Troy Shondell - Girl After Girl
Witchcraft - Witchcraft
Sudden Death - Leather Woman

Captain Beyond - Sufficiently Breathless
Seompi - Lay on my Floor
Blood Of The Sun - Hell on its Knees
Nirvana - Negative Creep
Bronco - Woman
Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
Plum Nelly - The Demon


Negative Space - Forbidden Fruit

6/7/07
Be Bop Delux - Axe Victim
Lemon Pipers - The shoemaker of leather square
Morgen - Wlcome to the void
Montrose - Space station #5
Deer Creek - She was beneath
Acid Bath - Pagan love song
Fatso Jeston - New Age Android
Happy World - Time bomb
JD Blackfoot - Epitaph for a head
Mental Decay - End of the Road
Power Trip - Have a nice day/ Into my eyes
The Burnt - Pet My Cat

Orange Goblin - Cities of frost
Goatsnake - Flower of disease
Saint Vitus - Look behind you
Doomraiser - Metamorphosis
Dirty Power - This Wasp
Fudge Tunnel - Grey
Rape X vs. dDud(e) - Live
Focus - Hocus Pocus
Aluna - Higher
Travis Wmmack - Scratchy
The Shut Ups - shut Up
Mushroom River Band - Smsalabim
Armageddon - Buzzard
Public Nuisance - Small faces
Accent - Red Sky at Night

Obiat - Prodigal Son
Aphrodite's Child - The Four Horsemen
Reino Ermitano - El Ensonador
Judas Priest - Let Us Prey
Blues Creation - Atomic Bombs Away
Fanny Adams - Mid Morning Madness
Three Man Army - Hot Butter Queen

Tintern Abbey - Vacuum Cleaner
Tim Leary - LSD
Jo Jo Gunne - Take Me Down Easy
Dust - From A Dry Camel
ISM - I think I love you
Verbal Abuse - VA Rocks Your Live
Flipper - Sacrifice
TMA - Whats for Dinner

Son Of Adam - Take My Hand
Anti Nowhere League - I Hate Peope
MDC - Born to die
Raw Power - Fuck Authority
HollywoodSquares - Hillside Strangler
Void - My Rules
The Mad - I Hate Music
The Hollywood Persuaders - Drum a-go-go
Iron Cross - Live for now

6/14/07
LINK WRAY - JACK THE RIPPER
THE TROGGS - FROM HOME
THE SWEET - MAN FROM MECCA
MASTERS APPRENTICES - DEATH OF A KING
RED DIRT - PROBLEMS
APHRODITES CHILD - THE SYSTEM/BABYLON
LEAFHOUND - FREELANCE FIEND
JOSEPH - COLD BISCUITS AND FISH HEADS
BLACKFEATHER - AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS
THE GRAIG - I MUST BE MAD
KULT - NO HOME TODAY
OPEN MIND - MAGIC POTION
MORGEN - OF DREAMS
NOVEMBER - PA VAG
SPOOKY TOOTH - WRONG TIME
SHORT CROSS - JUST DONT CARE

CA QUINTET - COLD SPIDER
TRACTOR - ALL ENDS UP
TUCKY BUZZRD - HEARTBREAKER
ALICE COOPER - DEVILS FOOD/BLACK WIDOW - LIVE
45 GRAVE - EVIL
TSOL - JUST LIKE ME
THE NOVAS - THE CRUSHER
THE DICKIES - DOGGIE DO
LOST IN AGGRESSION - GETTING DRUNK AGAIN
LIFE SENTENCE - PROBLEMS
FOD - MADHOUSE
BLITZ - SOMEONES GONNA DIE
THE DICTATORS - FASTER & LOUDER
DMZ - BAD ATTITUDE
DOA - TO HELL AND BACK
COC - EYE FOR AN EYE
POSION IDEA - LEGALIZE FREEDOM

DEKE LEONARD - COOL SUMMER RAIN/JAYHAWK SPECIAL
THE BEVIS FROND - CORINTHIAN/NOWHERE FAST
HARD STUFF - SINISTER MINISTER
JETHRO TULL - NOTHING IS EASY
JIMMIE SPHEERIS - THE NEST
BUCKDENKEL - AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE MASTER
JIM CARROL - PEOPLE WHO DIED
SMALL FACES - WHAM BANG THANK-YOU MAM
NAZARETH - YOUR THE VIOLIN
LOUDON WAINRIGHT - SWIMMING SONG
LES GOTHS - TURN OVER
THE MERCHANTS OF DREAM - LOVELIFE'S PURPLE CIRCUS
CLARK FAVILLE - TRACK 2#
ROAD -ROAD

ROXY MUSIC - IN EVERY DREAM HOME
THE HASSELS - COUNTRY BOY
DON HINSON AND THE RIGAMORTICIANS - RIBOFLAVIN-FLAVORED, NON CARBONATED, POLYUNSATURATED BLOOD
BLOODFARMERS - BULLET IN MY HEAD
ABDULLAH - BLACK HELICOPTERS
PENANCE - PROVING GROUND
MAZO - HIMNO SACROSANTOS
EARTHRIDE - DECEPTION
PLACE OF SKULLS - NEVER DIE
ST VITUS - THE END OF THE END

CIL TURNER - CRAP SHOOTIN' SINNER
ROBERT TURNER - LOUD MUFFLERS
THE GOOFERS - HEAD HUNTER
THE DOMINOES -SIXTY MINUTE MAN
SAM SPACE AND THE CADETS - TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER
DOUG CLARK & THE NUTS - BABY LET ME BANG YOUR BOX
THE VISCOUNTS - HARLEM NOCTURNE
BOBBY SCOTT -CHAIN GANG
BOBBY CHARLES - WHY CANT YOU
SHERIFF & THE RAVELS - SHOMBALOR
THE MARIGOLDS - ROLLIN STONE
THE DIABLOS - THE WIND
THE EQUATORS - THE SPUTNIK
THE CONTRAILS - MUMMY WALK
THE WILD ONES - MARTIAN BAND
THE RAN-DELLS - THE MARTIAN HOP
HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES - ALLEY-OOP

6/21/07 - Get Under the Covers!
The Music City Five - Wipe Out
Raybeats - Jack the Ripper
The Flamming Groovies - Jummping Jack Flash
Jimi Hendix - Sunshine of your Love
Swamp Rats - Louie Louie
Beck , Bogart, Appice - Superstition
Sweathog - Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo
Sacred Miracle Cave - Aint No Sunshine
Jesters of Destiny - Electric Funeral/Foxy Lady
The Leslie West Band - Dear Prudence
Ism - I think I Love You

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call me the Breeze
Houston Fearless - Race with the Devil
Slow Horse - Wicked Game
Garth Brooks - Hard Luck Woman
Seompi - Voodoo Chile
Arthur Brown - I put a spell on you
Slayer - Dissident Aggressor
Black Sabbath - Evil Woman
Soundgarden - Into The Void
Dread Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
Tom Waits - Return of Jackie & Judy
The Ribeye Brothers -Dont Pass Me By
Damnation of Adam Blessing - Last Train to Clarksville
New York Rock & Roll Ensemble - Wait Till tomorrow

PW Long - Jack of Diamonds
Jackson Browne - Cocaine
Sassafras - Ohio
The Exploited - Holiday in the Sun
Johnny Thunders - Cant Seem to make you mine
The Flying Lizards - Summertimes Blues
The Crimson Ghosts - London Dungeon
The Crimson Ghosts - Hollywood Babylon
The Melvins - Lexicon Devil
Sonic Youth -Touch me I'm Sick
Rollins Band - Earche my Eye
Dinosaur Jr - Goin' Blind
Kiss - Do you remember rock & roll radio
Union Carbide Productions - Long Way to Go
Helmet - Oven
Hendrix - Wild Thing
Soundgarden - the girl you want

Frigid Pink - House of the rising sun
Monster Magnet - Sin's of a good Mans Brother
Butthole Surfers - The Hurdy Gurdy Man
Big Black - He's Whore
Dinosaur Jr - Just Like Heaven
Mark Arm - Masters Of War
Joan Jett - crimson & clover
Fu Manchu - Jail Break
The Deep - Five years ahead of my time
The Dickies - Nighs in White Satin
The Dickies - Paranoid
Iron Maiden - got the fire
Girl School - Tush
Metallica - Breadfan
Terry Knight & the Pack - Cant get no Satisfaction

Buddy Miles - Down By the River

6/28/07
Foghat - Long Way To Go
Steamhammer - Johnny Carl Morton/Sunset Chase
Nektar - Fidgety Queen
Patto - Hold Your Fire
Hard Stuff - Bolex Dementia
Bullet - Sinister Minister
Boot Boy Slim & The Sex Change Band - Mood Ring
Stranglers - Straighten Out
Hamilton Face Band - High Way & Die Company
Steppenwolf - Faster Than The Speed Of Light
Roy Buchanan - The Messiah Will Come Again
J.D. Blackfoot - Epitaph For A Head
The Deep - Chaos
White Lightening - Of Paupers & Poets

Bakerloo - Last Blues
Styx - Southern Woman
Crow - Evil Woman
Unknown Hinson - Rock & Roll is Straight from Hell
Hasil Adkins - No More Hot Dogs
Larry & The Phantoms - Night of the Phantom
The Young Lions - We Better Get Along
The Rats - Rats Revenge
The Tracers - She Said Yeah
Davie Allan & The Arrows - King Fuzz
Plastic People - Dancing & Drinkin
The Last Words - Its Not Over
The Life - Snakebite
HP Lovecraft - Mobins Trip
Discharge - Born to die in the Gutter
Partisans - Killing Machine
Armia - Aguirre
Reagan Youth - USA
The Police - Nothing Achieving
Blast - Your Eyes
Dead Kennedy’s - Bleed For Me
Flipper - Love Canal
Glen Danzig - Spook City USA

The Litter - $100 Fine

Side A:
Mindbreaker
Tallyman
Morning Sun
(Under The Screaming Double) Eagle
Apologies To 2069

Side B:
Kaleidoscope
Blues One
She's Not There

The Zombies - She's Not There
Bloodrock - Kool-Aide-Kids
10cc - Oh Effendi
John Entwistle - Nightmare (please wake me up)
Baker Gurvits Army - Memory Lane
Johnny Winter - I guess I'll Go Away

B.Lance - John the Rolling Man
Black Pearl - Bent Over
Terry Reid - Things to Try
Dirty Tricks -Too Much Wine
Trapeze - Way Back to the Bone
Nazareth - This Flight Tonight
Montrose - I got the Fire
Gillian - Unchain Your Brain
Mermen - Scalp Salad (Live)
Fireballs - Bulldog
Dion - Daddy Rollin'
Stud Cole - The Witch

Frankie Ford - Alimony
Buddy Knox - Swingin' Daddy
Chico Holiday - Cuckoo Girl
Frank Zappa - More Trouble Everyday
Slim Whitman - Cattle Call
The Accused - Martha Will
Acid King - 2 Wheel Nation
Willie Nelson - Tougher Than Leather
Sacred Miracle Cave - Heavy Black Noise
John Doe - Hotel Ghost
Country Joe & the Fish - Rock Coast Blues
Click - See That My Children Have Warm Clothes
Yes - Starship Trooper (Live)

7/5/07
Tractor - Little Girl In Yellow
The Litter - Action Woman
I Drive - Down Down Down
Morgen - Welcome to the VOID
Atomic Rooster - Friday The 13th
Sir Lord Baltimore - Kingdom Come
The Lollipop Shoppe - You Must Be A Witch
Yesterdays Children - Evil Woman
Aphrodite’s Child - The Four Horseman
Mournin' - Living With the Dying
Ice Cross - Jesus Freaks
The Plastic Cloud - Civilization Machine
Blues Creation - Atomic Bombs Away
Jericho Jones - Champs

Captain Beyond - Evil Man
Quicksilver - Play My Guitar
The Head Shop - Revolution
Head Machine - You Must Come with Me
Lincoln St. Exit - Man Machine
Pinnacle - The Chase
Warpig - Tough Nuts
Wishbone Ash - Warrior
Circus 2000 - While You Were Sleeping
White Noise - Your Hidden Dreams
The Nazz - Magic Me
Majic Ship - Green Plant

Presenting... Lothar and the Hand people - Side A
Machines
This Is It
This May Be Goodbye
That's Another Story
Ha (Ho)

Presenting... Lothar and the Hand People - Side B
Sex and Violence
Bye Bye Love
Milkweed Love
You Won't Be Lonely
It Comes On Anyhow

Black Sabbath - Behind the Wall of Sleep
Poobah - Jump Thru the Golden Ring
Sandy Bull - Electric Blend
Shawn Phillips - Moonshine
Fraction - Sky High
New Dawn - Dark Thoughts

Rush - I think I'm Going Bald

Rush - 2112 - Side A
I. Overture
II. The Temples of Syrinx
III. Discovery
IV. Presentation
V. Oracle: The Dream
VI. Soliloquy
VII. Grand Finale

Rush - Cygnus X

Loudon Wainwright III - Dead Skunk
The Motions - Land Beyond the Moon
The Glass Sun -I can See the Light
The Shags - Breathe in my Ear
Band Of Wynand - Daytime, Nighttime
The Odyssey - Little Boy, Little Girl
Time of Your Life - Ode to a Bad Dream
The Thyme - Somehow
7/19/07
Solace - Nobody's Fault
Foghat - I Just Want To Make Love To You
Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy
Road - Road
Kiss - Strange Ways
Devo - Mongoloid
SMC - Heavy Black Noise
Black Sabbath - Disturbing The Priest
Cheap Trick - Hot Love
Elvis Presley - Mystery Train
Max Webster - Diamonds Diamonds
Jay & the Techniques - Stronger Than Dirt
Shadows of Knight - Light Bulb Blues
Deane Hawley - Boss Man

J.D. Blackfoot - The Song Of Crazy Horse
Afghan Whigs - White Trash Party
Frijid Pink - End Of The Line
Brewer & Shipley - One Toke Over the Line

Aorta - Aorta
Side A
Main Vein
HeartAttack
Whats in my Mind Eye
Magic Bed
Main Vein II
Sleep Tight
Catalyptic

Side B
Main Vein III
Sprinkle Road to Cork Street
Ode to Missy Mxyzosptlk
Strange
A Thousand Thoughts
Thoughts & Feelings

The Electric Prunes -
Side A
I had too much to dream(last night)
Bangles
Onie
Are You Lovin Me More
Train for Tomorrow
Sold to the Highest Bidder

Side B
Get Me to the World on time
About a Quarter to Nine
The King is in the Counting House
Luvin
Try Me on for Size
Turnerville Trolley

Kenny Rogers & The 1st Edition - Somethings Burning
Strawberry Alarm Clock - Bird in my Tree
Spooky Tooth - I'm the Walrus
Simon & Garfunkel - A hazy Shade of Winter
The Clique - Superman
Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men
The Egyptions - Love Train
Bill Haley & the Comets - 13 Women
The Dixie Cups - Chapel of love
Sam Cooke - 16
Aretha Franklin - Say a Little Prayer

The Hollywood Flames - Buzz Buzz Buzz
The 5 Blobs - The Blob
The Trashmen - Mr. Peppermint Man
The Vagrants - Oh Those Eyes/I Can't Make a Friend
Silverhead - Long Legged Lisa/Underneath the Light/Ace Supreme
Ian Dury - Sex, Drug, and Rock&Roll
Writting on the Wall - It came on Sunday/Mrs. Coopers Pie
7/12/07
Freedom - Get Yourself Together
Road - Mushroom Man
Fanny Adams - Aint No Love Left
Three Man Army - Hold On
Blackfeather - The Rat
Methuselah - Methuselah

Eire Apparent - Clowns
Frijid Pink - Evil Woman
Thin Lizzy - It's Only Money
Tapiman - Wrong World
Head Machine - Climax - You Tried To Take It All
Chicken Shack - Daughter Of The Hillside
Savage Resurrection - Appeal To The Happy
Nitzinger - Louisiana Cock Fight
The Head Shop - The Head Shop

Solace - Khan (world of fire)
Law - Of Monkey's and Man
TAD - Jack Pepsi
Soul Asylum - Artificial Heart
Captain Beefheart - Love Lies
Soup - Dance Magic Woman
REO Speedwagon - Riding the Storm Out

Judas Priest - Call for the Priest/Raw Deal
Saint Vitus - Thirsty & Miserable
Powertrip - Demons
The Wussies - New Age
Black Flag - Dont Stab Me in the back
The Wretched Ones - Going down to the Bar
Stetz - Danger is my Business
D.C.3. - Theme from a Imaginary Western
Bad Religion - American Jesus
The Mummies - Stonger then Dirt
The Music Machine - Point of No Return
The Bedlam Four - Psychedelic Mantra
The Family Tree - He Spins Around
Manfred Man - Prayer

The Troggs - Wild Thing with a Girl Like You
Side A
Wild Thing
From Home
Just Sin
Hi Hi Hazel
Lost Girl
Evil

Side B
With a GIrl Like You
Our Love Will Still be There
Jingle Jangle
When I'm With You
Your Love
I Want You

The Mad - I Hate Music
Sick Pleasure - 3 seconds of Pleasure
The Dogs - Slash Your face
State of Alert - I Hate The Kids
B.G.K. - Computer Control
Youth Brigade - Moral Majority
The Wipers - Better off Dead
The Crucifucks - Annual Report
Anti-Nowhere League - Lets Break the Law
Iron Cross - Live for Now
Little Richard - Rip it Up
Spencer Wiggins - Uptight Good Woman
Stick McGhee - Drinkin Wine
The Gamblers - Moon Dawg

The Glass Sun - I Can See the Light
The Shags - Breathe In My Ear
The Preachers - Who Do you Love
The Floyd Dakil Combo - Dance Franny Dance
The Outcasts - I'm in Pittsburgh
The Squires - Going All the Way
The Grains of Sand - Going Away
The Ju-Ju's - You Treat Me Bad

7/26/07
Def Leppard - Wasted
Leather Nun - Prime Mover
Accept - Fast as a Shark
Heavy Metal Kids - Nature of my Grave
Its a Beautiful Day - Lady Love
Cain - Queen of the Might
Trouble - Fear No Evil
The Illusion - Man
My Solid Ground - The Executioner

Pink Floyd - Final Cut

Side A
Post War Dream
Your Possible Past
One of the Few
The Hero’s Return
The Gunners Dream
Paranoid Eyes

SIde B
Get Your Filthy
The Fletcher Memorial Home
Southampton Dock
The Final Cut
Not Now John'
Two Suns in the Sunset

The Freak Scene - A Million Grains of Sand
Giant Crab - Its Getting Harder
Man - Scotch Corner/Exit
Beat Farmers - Hollywood Hills
Pailhead - I Will Refuse
Helmet - Rude
Black Flag - Thirsty & Miserable
Bad Brains - Big Take Over
Beastie Boys - Beastie
Stimulators - Loud Fast Rules

Kiss - Makin Love
Gene Simmons - Burnin Up With Fever
Ashkan - Darkness
Willie Mabon - Too Hot to Handle
Bill Robbin - Boll Weevil
Bob Kuban & The In-Men - Cheater
Best of Both Worlds - Mama makes Biscuits
Harmon Bathea - She's My Meat
Lyn Collins - Give it up or Turn it a Loose
Gil Scott-Heron with Pretty Purdie & the Playboys - Home is where the Hatred is
Lou Courtney - Skate Now
Sly & The Family Stone - If you want me to stay
The Chambers Brothers - Time has come today
The Griffin - Magic Carpet Ride

Flying Lizard - Money
Lightning - Ghost Riders in the Sky
Queen - I'm in Love with my Car
Scorpions - Black Out
Dio - Holy Diver
Angel Witch - Angel Witch
Twisted Sister - Under the Blade
Girl - Ice in the Blood
RIOT - Hard Lovin Man
Celtic Frost -Circle of the Tyrants
Probot w/Jack Black - Untitled

Grin - Your the Weight
PW Long - My Name/Aw Bruiser

8/2/07

A Break Before the Acid Hits Too Goddam Hard
My Solid Ground - Dirty Yellow Dust
Alexander Spence - Little Hands
Grape Jam - Boysenberry Jam
Crabby Appleton - Lucy
The Bob Segar System - White Wall
Morgen - Welcome to the Void
Zager & Evans - In The Year 2525
The Bevis Frond - Nowhere Fast
Negative Space - Forbidden Fruit
Cat Mother - Bad News
Sam Sham and The Pharaohs - Got My Mojo Working

Johnny Cash - Big River
William Elliott Whitmore - Lee County Flood
Carl Perkins & NRBQ - Allergic to Love
Buddy Holly - I'm Gonna Set My Foot Down
Elvis - I Got A Woman
Suzi Quatro - All Shook Up
Hank Locklin - You Can Never Tell
The Box Tops - Break My Mind
Sir Douglas Quintet - Walking the Street Tonight
Slim Harpo - I'm Gonna Miss You
Smoke - My Friend Jack
Blew Mind - The Hard Times
The Spotnicks - Drum Didley
The Astronauts - Main Title from "Ride the Wild Surf"
Rustix -Come on People
Santana - Jingo
King Curtis and His Kingpins - Whole Lotta Love

Swingin' Medallions - Double Shot (of my Baby's Love)
South West F.O.B. - Smell of Incense
The Assembled Multitude - MUD
The Illusion - Lets Make Each Other Happy/When I Metch Babe

Atomic Rooster - S/T
Side A
Friday The 13th
And So To Bad
Broken Wings
Before Tomorrow
Banstead
S.L.Y


Side B
Winter
Decline & Fall
Play the Game
VUG
Devil's Answer

Nektar - Crying in the Dark / King of Twilight

Beck, Bogert, & Appice - Superstition
The Chakachas - Jungle Fever
Z.Z. Hill - Second Chance
Brenda & the Tabulations - Scuse Uz Ya'll
Q - Feel it in Your backbone, Got it in Your Feet
Creative Source - Who is he and What is he to you
Moody Scott - We Gotta Bust Out of the Ghetto
Jeanette (Baby) Washington-Move On
Timmy Shaw - "Gonna Send You Back to Georgia"(A City Slick)
Betty Davis - If I'm in luck I might get picked up
Willie Henderson - Gonna Break Your Back
The Contours - First I look at the Purse
Cookie and His Cupcakes - I'm Twisted
The Coasters - I'm a Hog For You
Solomon Burke - BeBop Grandma
The Rays - Daddy Cool
The Blue Bells - I Sold My Heart to the Junkman

Ten Wheel Drive - How Long Before I'm Gone

8/8/07
Blue Oyster Cult - Black Blade

Scorpions - Dark Lady
Iron Maiden - The Trooper
Godflesh - Like Rats
Sacrilege - The Captive
Church of Misery - The Golden Dawn
Celtic Frost - Circle of Tyrants
Deer Creek - The Gateway Was Broken
Compression - Deadly Nite Shade
Negative Approach - Nothing

Steel Pole bathtub - Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride
Steel Pole Bathtub - Train to Miami
The Jesus Lizard - Mouth Breather
Unsane - Action Man
Lord Sterling - This Time Its For Real
Cop Shoot Cop -Surprise, Surprise
Gumball - High or Low
Monster Magnet - Face Down
Hater - Who Do I Kill?
Rot Gut - Pit of the Soul
Nudeswirl - F Sharp
Mad Daddy's - I'm Buzzin' (In a Major Way)
Duochrome - Professional Drinking
Solace - The Devil's Clock

Yeti - Blood Lotus
Melvins - The Bit
Skin Yard - Undertow
Volume - Colossal Freak
Drpping Goss - Mood Ring
Horny Genius - Cha Cha with Hal
Skunk - I think I dont Mind
Hum - Stars
When People were shorter and lived near the Water - Muddy Mississippi Line
Cosmic Pyschos - Down on the Farm
Big Chief - Reduced to Tears
La Gritona - Vitamin
Rape Man -Just Got Paid
Helmet - Repetition

Killing Joke - Money is not our God
Treponem Pal - Rest is a War
Foetus Inc - OKFM
Wire - 1-2-X-U
The Grinning Plowman - Land in my Head
The Fall - Mr Pharmacist
No Means No - Land of the Living
Copernicus - OH GOD!!!
Das Damen - Spider Birds
Beacon Street Union - May I Light your Cigarette
Gods Acre - Want
St Steven - Gladacadova
Christmas - Point Blank/Zephyr Song

The Yardbirds - Evil Hearted You
Steamhammer - Water
Jericho Jones - Time is Now
Bubble Puppy - Hot Smoke & Sassafras
Damian - Face the Crowd
Lightning - Prelude to Opus IV
Yesterday's Children - She's Easy
Wildfire - Down to Earth

Stonewall - S/T -

Side A:

Right On
Solitude
Bloody Mary
Outer Spaced

Side B:
Try & See it Through
Atlantis
Suite
I'd Rather Be Blind
Roll Over Rover

Tyranosaurus Rex - Summertime Blues
The Rock & Roll, Double Bubble Trading Card Co. of Philly - Bubble Gum Music
John Prine - Sam Stone
Blood, Sweat & Tears - When I Die
Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun
Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Mr. BoJangles
Neil Young - Sugar Mountain
Nanette Workmen - Rappelle Toi
Rolf Harris - Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport

8/16/07
Masters Apprentices - Death of A King
Tangerine Dream - Ashes to Ashes
Banchee - I Don't Know
Edward Bear - Edgeware Station
Blue Phantom - Dodo
Silver Apples - Dust & Dancing Gods
The Gun - Sunshine
Stray - All In Your Mind
Bang - Future Shock
Contraband - That's Your Way
Elf - Aint It All Amusing
Brass Monkey - Strange Days
Tractor - Little Girl in Yellow

Captain Beyond - s/t

Side A:

Dancing Madly Backwards
Armworth
Myopic Void
Mesmerization Eclipse
Raging River of Fear

Gandalf - Can you Travel in the Dark Alone
Circus 2000 - Our Father
Steamhammer - Contempary Chick Con Song
Buster Crabby - Swimming for Fun & Fitness
Fresh Blueberry Pancake - Hassles
The Groundhogs - Rich Man Poor Man
Bakerloo - Big Bear Ffolly
May Blitz - Smokin the Day Away
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Surfer Joe & Moe the Sleaze

Star Wars Intro
101 Strings - Karma Sitar
Dakila - El Dubi
The Jimmy Castor Bunch - Troglodyte (Caveman)
General Crook - Reality
Inner Drive - Smell the Funk
Laura Lee - Rip Off
Southern Fried - Put it Where You Want it
George Freeman - New Impoved Funk
Betty Wright - Babysitter
Barbara Lynn - You Make Me So Hot
The Blendells - La La La La La
Wallace Brothers - Precious Words
Bobby Harris - Sticky Sticky
Syl Johnson - Bout to Make Me leave Home
Senor Soul - The Mouse
Danny Woods - Everybody's Tippin'
Lou Toby & His Heavys - Heavy Steppin

Undispited Truth - Ball of Confusion
Black Merda - Cynthy Ruth
Executive Suite - You Got It
Otis Redding - Shake
Carla Thomas - Stop Thief
The Lost Generation - The Sly, the Slick and the Wicked
Young Holt Unlimited - Wha Wah Man
Johnny Williams - Slow Motion Pt. 1
Maceo & The Macks - Party Pt. 1
Willie Mitchell - 20-75
Truth - Excedrine Headache 24
Wisdom - Nefertit
Linda Jones - Can't Stand it
Jackie Shane - Coming Down
Junior Parker - Annie Get Your Yo-Yo
Barbara & Brenda - Sally's Party
The Spirits - Jelly Jelly Jelly
Oscar Tonie Jr. - Thank-you Honey Child

8/23/07 – No Show

8/30/07

Tom Waits - The Piano has been Drinking
The Doors - Wild Child
The First Edition - Just Dropped In (to see what condition my condition was in)
The Sandmen - I Hate Your Ways
Falling Stars - Man Made
Hypnotics - 1/2 man 1/2 boy
Flamin Groovies - Teenage Head
Buffalo Tom - Impossible
? & the Mysterians - Can't get enough of you baby
Butthole Surfers - Lady Sniff
Polecat - Lone Rider
Syndicate of Sound - Little Girl
Melvins - At a Crawl
Peru Ubu - Final Solution
Comsat Angels - Independence Day
The Dictators - Faster & Louder

The Rockets - Desire
Gulliver - I'm really Smokin'
A Foot In Cold Water - In Heat
Sky - Feels Like 1,000 Years
Lightning - 1930
Three Man Army - Polecat Woman
Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
Trapeze - Going Home
Mahogany Rush - World Anthem
Great Bear - Almost Grown
Frigid Pink - Black Lace

Middian -The Celebrant
St Steven - Over the Hills/Animal Hall/Gladacadove/PoorSmall
Edison Electric Band - West Wind
Golden Earring - Candy's Going Band
Max Havok - Angels of Passion
Blue Oyster Cult - Before the Kiss, A Redcap
Deep Purple - Burn
Freedom - Toe Grabber
Demain - No more Tenderness
Smoke Rise - Propitious/Burning a Witch
Ramatam - Whiskey Place
Tod Rundgren - Little Red Lights

Vellvett Fogg - Lady Caroline
Alice Cooper - Reflected
Eric Burdon & the Animals - When I was Young
Wishbone Ash - Vas Dis
West Bruce & Lang - Token
UFO - Lights Out
Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child
Hawkwind - Be Yourself/Paranoid Part 1
Glass Harp - Changes(in the heart of my own true love)
Mammoth Volume - Matador

Sunnyland Slim - The Devil is a Busy Man
Sleepy John Estes - Drop Down Mama
JB Lenore - Mama Talk to Your Daughter
Little Walter - I Keep Lovin Her
Memphis Minnie - When the Levee Breaks
Skip James - I'm So Glad
Mississippi John Hurt - Nobody's Dirty Business
Blind Willie Johnson - Dark was the Night
Buddy Woods - Dont Sell it (Dont Give it Away)
James & Bobby Purify - Some Many Reasons
Pigmeat Markham - Here Comes the Judge
Sonny Lovall - Ghetto Boy Part 1
Prince Buster - 10 Commandments of Love
Bethea - Moon Dream
Sound Express - 40 Acres & A Mule
The Soul Searchers - We the People part 1
Big Daddy Green - Who Done it, Who Drained the Pool
Ike & TIna - Contact High
Gary Byrd - Are You Ready For Black Power
Cymande - Bra
Rasputin's Stash - Mr Cool
Danny Hathaway - Slums
Master of Soul - I Hate You in the Daytime But I Love You at Night
Lee Dorsey - Give it Up
General Crook - Gimme Some
Tommy Tucker - Hi-Heel Sneakers
Big Dee Irwin - Another Night with the Boys

9/6/07

Wishbone Ash - Jail Bait / Alone
Spirit - Aren't You Glad
Gandalf - Hang on to a Dream
Bloontz - The Jokes on You
Sea Hag - On the Street
The Sounds - OXI ZAXAPH ANOYE (No Sugar Tonight)
The Frost - Who Are You?
Fraternity of Man - Oh No, I Don't Belive It
Gun - Race with the Devil
Stray - All In Your Mind
Capability Brown - Circumstances

Cheech & Chong - Sister Mary Elephant
Andromeda - Go You Way
Rex - Running Wild
Humble Pie - The Light of Love
Churchills - Comics
Rare Bird - Sympathy
The First Edition - Charlee the Fer De Lance
Birtha - Sun
Glass Prisim - The Raven (Edgar Allen Poe put the Garage Rock)

The Move - Shazam - Side A

Hello Susie
Beautiful Daughter
Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited

The Move - Shazam - Side B

Feilds of People
Don't Make Me baby Blue
The Last Thing On My Mind

This White Rope - Ants Are Cavemen
Craw - Elliot
Slag - Toilet Fly
Afghan Wigs - White Trash Party
Plaid Retina - Rejection / Minimum Talk
Steel Pole Bathtub - Venus in Furs
Antiseen - 1969
Bullet Lavolta - Sonic Reducer
Yeast - Too Much of One Thing
SnakePit - Waste
Janitor Joe - KCL
Unholy Swill - Tapeworm in my Head
Unsane - Jungle Music
Tri-State Kill Spree - Bathtub Meth
Woodpussy - Put a Jelly in the Box
Muzza Chunka - Loaded
MamaTick -Breathless
Cough Suppressant Alcholics - Metal is not Dead
Green School Magnet - White People
Hum - Roar Like a Tiger
Cherub - Sugary

Victims Family - Evil Twin
DMBQ - She Walks
Nude Swirl - Ringworm
The Church Keys - Ale Up
Gas Huffer - Knife Manual
Aviso Hara - Pretty Low Guy
Big Chief - TIme, Dirt, Money
Big Nurse - Hey Hey
Witch - Soul of Fire
Gigantic - Cross my Fingers
Son House - John the Revelator
Coo Coo Rockin Party Time - Jenny got Naked at a Party
Slim Whitman - Cattle Call
Hitler - War of the Worlds - FSOL - Edgar Allen Poe MIX
Gamblers - Moon Dawg
Exuma - Dont Let Go/Attica Pt 1
Sam Gopal - Cold Embrace
Hardin York - Candle Light
Buzzov-en - Fade/On Your Knees
Duochrome - 20 GOTO 10
Smile - Sleepover
Bubble Gum Thunder - Respect
Sweet Water - Be Alright

9/13/07
Black Sabbath - A Bit Of Finger / Sleeping Village / Warning
Black Sabbath - Supernaut
Black Sabbath - Hand of Doom
Count Raven - Destruction of the Void
Pentagram - Forever My Queen
Blood Farmers - Bullet In My Head
Internal Void - With Apache Blood
Pagan Altar - Pagan Altar
Terra Firma - Fifth Wheel

Pale Divine - Serpents Path
Solitude Aeturnus - Falling
Cathedral - Hypnos 164
Revelation - Finished with You
Goatsnake - A Truckload Of Mamma's Muffins
Warning - Cemetery Eyes
Obsessed - Back to Zero
Valkyrie - Withered Tree
Orange Goblin - Cities of Fire
Starchild - Eyes of Fire
Las Cruces - Skin Chamber
Church of Misery - Room 213 (Jeffery Dahmer)
Electric Wizard - Vinum Sabbathi
Burning Saviours - What's the Point

Sleep - Jerusalem

sHeavy - Blue Sky Mind
Witchcraft - Blow Your Mind
UFOMAMMUT - UFO Pt. 1
Monster Magnet - Lord 13
The Hidden Hand - Prayer for the Night
Beaver - Green
Kyuss - Demon Cleaner
Baroness - Rise
Sixty Watt Shaman - Red Colony
Core - Kiss the Sun

Fatso Jetson - Procrastination Process
Amplified Heat - Through and Through
Beaten back to Pure - American Vermin
Alabama Thunderpussy - The Cleansing
Deadbird - Sadness Distilled
Lost Goat - Bitter Pill
Meatjack - Falling Down
Rebreather - Dirt Bishop
Big Business - O.G.
We'll Gonna Die - Loss & Shame

9/20/07

Groundhogs - Thank Christ for the bomb
Power of Zeus - It Couldn't be Me
Pink Fairies - I was I was a Girl (for KK Downer)
Yesterday's Children - Providence Bummer
November - Mt. Everest
Max Webster - Research (at beach resorts)
Randy Holden - Between Time
Jethro Tull - Nothing is Easy
Comus - Diana
Joseph - Cold Biscuits and Fish Heads
Red Dirt - Problems

Churchills - Straight People
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part 1
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part 2
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part 3
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part 4
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part 5
Flower Travellin' Band - Map
Bang - Tomorrow
Jerusalem - Primitive Man
Zior - She'll Take You Down
Grin - The Weight

The Yardbirds - Respectable Live
The Sonics - Good Hard Rock
The Bluestars - Social End Product
The Milkshakes - Before the Night Is Through
The Missing Links - Your Driving Me Insane
The Cramps - Cramp Stomp
The Cannibals - Come See Me
The Brimstones - We seem to be experiencing technical difficulties/Brimstone
The Seeds - Pushin' to Hard
MC5 - I Can Only Give You Everything
The Barbarians - Are You A Boy or Are You A Girl
The Stooges - TV Eye
Black Flag - Louie Louie
The Adverts - One Chord Wonders
The Dicks - Dicks Hate Police
Faith - In The Dark
Discharge - Drunk With Power
MDC - Greedy & Pathetic

Steel Pole Bathtub - The 500 Club
Melvins - Night Goat
Butthole Surfers - Who Was In My Room Last Night?
Hellacopters - Move Right Outta Here
Dinosaur Jr. - Going Blind
Orange Man Theory - Boillante's Dawn
Entombed - To Ride, Shoot Straight, and Speak the Truth
Scissorfight - Lick and a Promise
Puny Human - Raze the Leghorn Bar
Milligram - Let's Kill
Godflesh - Somewhere Someone Scorned
Abdullah - Black Hellicopters
Slayer - South of Heaven
Church of Misery - War is our Destiny (Saint Vitus Cover)

9/27/07

No Trend - One Under Parr/Copperhead
Dictators - Disease
Demon Flight - In The Dead of the Night
Humble Pie - Thunder Box
Savage Grace - Mothers Son
Aerosmith - Nobody's Fault
SRC - No Secret Destination
Mountain - Never in my Life
Grand Funk Railroad - In can feel him in the Morning
T Rex - Buick MacKane

Squirrel Bait - Kid Dynamite
Dead Kennedy’s - Moon Over Marin
DRI - Mad Men
Frank Zappa - A Token of my Extreme
The Osmond’s - Crazy Horses
Black Sabbath – Fallin’ Off the Edge of the World
Leo Kottke - From the Cradle to the Grave
Ramones - 53rd & 3rd
David Bowie - Where have the Good Times Gone
J.J. Cale - Call Me the Breeze
Barry McGuire – Eve of Destruction
Free - Fire & Water
The Stooges - Sick Of You
Savoy Brown – I Hate to See You Go

10/4/07
Party Boys - Girls
Ernest Jackson - Hogwash
Rasputin’s Stash - Love Is Certified
The Futures - Our Thing
100 Proof in Soul – Don’t Scratch where it Don’t Itch
Detroit Emeralds - Baby let me take you in my Arm
Honey & The Bees - Come Get It
The C.O.D.'s - Cry No More
Bobby Powel - Done Got Over
Lee Andrews & The Hearts – Nobody’s Home
Buster Brown – Don’t Dog Your Woman
Charles Watts & 103rd Street Band- Wine
Lou Toby & His Heavies - Heavy Steppin'
The Rimshots - Do What You Feel
Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Cold Duck Time
Maskman & His Agents - There'll be some changes
Isan - Clear Di Way
James Brown – Please, Please, Please

Fugazi - Waiting Room
Mudhoney - Touch Me I'm Sick
The Fluid - Cold Outside
Screaming Trees - Change Has Come
Love Battery - Between the Eyes
Melvins - Hostile Ambient Take Over
TAD - Jinx
Rein Sanction - Creel
Sister Double Happiness - Wheels a Spinning
Big Chief - Chrome Helmet
God Bullies - Tie a Yellow Ribbon
Gumball - Strawberry Fields
New Bomb Turks - Jaguar Ride
White Stripes - Send Me an Angel
Frijid Pink - House of the Rising Sun
Nina Simone - House of the Rising Sun
The Doggs – Shakin’ All Over

The Osmond’s - Life is hard Enough Without Goodbyes
Chelsea - The Right to Work

10/18/07
The Guess Who - Dirty
The Weirdo’s - Life of Crime
Creepy John Thomas - Down in the Bottom
Ars Nova - Well, Well, Well
Five By Five - Fire
The Zombies - Indication
Wanda Jackson - I'd Be Ashamed
Roy Hogsed - Cocaine Blues
Hasil Adkins - Kim Hutching Rock
Jan & Arnie - Gas Money
The Accelerators - Ground Zero N.Y. City
West Bruce & Lang - Why Dontcha?
Thee Hypnotics - (let it) Come Down Heavy
Tarkus - Rio Tonto

Juicy Lucy - Midnight Sun
Los Holy's - Piedra De Doce Anc
Axe - This House is not a Motel
Rare Earth - (I Know)I'm Losing you
G.Kerr Orch. - Backlash
The Creation - How Does it Feel
Wire - 1,2XU
Los Shains Docena 3 - Tema de los Shains
The Kinks - Too Much Monkey Business
The Motors - Phoney Heaven
Sham 69 - Borstal Breakout
The Stranglers - Get a Grip on yourself
Killing Joke - Exit
The Offenders - Face Down in the Dirt

Meatmen - War of the Super Bikes
The Exploited - Horror Epics
GBH - Christianized Cannibals
S.O.A - Public Defender
Shel Silverstein - Masochistic Baby
Wishbone Ash - Blind Eye & Whiskey Lady

10/25/07 – Halloween Show

The Five Blobs - The Blob
The Crewnecks - Rockin' Zombie
The Johnson Brothers - Zombie Lou
The Castle Kings - You Can Get Him Frankenstein
The Goofers - The Headhunter
The Contrails - The Mummy Walk
Don Hinson & the Rigormorticians - Riboflavin-Flavored, Non-Carbonated, Polyunsaturated Blood
Johnny Thunder - Horror Show
The Moontrekers - Night Of The Vampire
The Ran-Dells - Martian Hop
Dave Gardner - Mad Witch
Joe Johnson - The Gila Monster
The Zanies - Do You Dig Me Mr. Pigmy
Billy Sills - Nightmare

Count Lorry & the Biters - Frankenstein Stomp
The Headless Horsemen Story
Philly Joe Jones - Blues For Dracula
The Jay-Hawks - The Creature
Lou Chaney - Monster Holiday
The Upperclassmen - Cha Cha With The Zombies
Bart Lewis - Frankenstein
The Revels - Dead Mans Stroll
Hollywood Flames - Frankenstein’s Den
Lee Ross - The Mummy's Bracelet
Bobby "Boris" Picket - The Werewolf Watusi

The Frantics - Werewolf
Casper the Friendly Ghost - A Trip To Ghost Land
The Zanies - Frankenstein’s Laboratory
Hutch Davie - Gwendolyn & the Werewolf
Mel Calvin - My Mummy
Frankie Stein & the Ghouls - Weirdo The Wolf
Bob Mc Fadden & Dor - The Mummy
Sam The Sham - Haunted House
The Surfmen - The Ghost Hop
Gene Moss - I Want To Bite Your Hand
The Poets - Dead

Dicky Doo & the Don'ts - Flip Top Box
Cris Kevin - Haunted House
Morgus & the Ghouls - Morgus The Magnificent
The Monotones - Zombi
The Duponts - Screaming Ball At Dracula Hall
Gary "Spider" Webb - The Cave
Scotty McGregor & the Spooks - I'm A Monster

11/1/07

Parliament - P.Funk (Wants to get funked Up)
Bintangs - Lora Lady
The Novas - The Crusher & Take 7
Big Elf - Neuropsychopathic Eye
Juicy Lucy - Mississippi Queen & Who Do You Love
Orange Sunshine - Sunshine of you Love
Donovan - Catching the Wind
Wildfire - Stars in the Sky
Dave Diamonds & the Higher Elevation - The Diamond Mine
Teddy & His Patches - Suzy Cream Cheese
Wayne Raney - Catfish Boogie
Cousin Deems Sanders & His Goatherders - Goatherder Boogie
Stackwaddy - Hoochie Coochie Man

Arthur Lee - E-Z Rider
Yesterdays Children - Evil Woman
Crystal Chandelier - Suicidal Flowers
Zior - Entrance of the Devil

Black Sabbath - Hard Road – This set for Owen’s birthday.
Blue Oyster Cult - Career of Evil
Aphrodite’s Child - Four Horseman
Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
Uriah Heep - Gypsy
Colosseum - Kettle
Nazareth - Sold My Soul

Solace -Devil's Clock