Showing posts with label Punk Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punk Rock. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

God Bullies - Kill the King (1994)

Genre: Noise Rock/Punk Rock
Origin: Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Years Active: 1986–1995
Label: Alternative Tentacles
File: 106 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Mike Hard - Vocals, Tape Manipulations, Samples
Adam Berg - Drums and Percussion
Mike Corso - Bass, Piano
Tommy Shannon - Guitar
David Livingston - Guitar, tapes, Electronics

Tracklist:
1. Neighborhood Kid 2:31
2. King Of Sling 3:01
3. How Many Times 3:21
4. Detain My Brain 1:32
5. She's Wild 4:07
6. Pretty On The Inside 7:42
7. Space Kid Zoom 3:34
8. You Have Been Warned 4:07
9. It's Him 3:29
10. Artificial Insemination By Aliens 4:42
11. Hate 8:50
Total Playing Time: 46:56

This is the final album from the sick and twisted noise punk band God Bullies before they disbanded. This is the most accessible album in their catalogue but it's still very bizarre and creepy. Mike Hard is the most intense and insane vocalist ever and he kinda scares me.

Kill the King

Monday, September 6, 2010

The Observers - So What's Left Now (2004)


Genre - Punk
Origin - Portland, Oregon
Time - 35:28 min.
File - 69.43 MB (320kbps)

Lead singer and primary songwriter Douglas Burns along with longtime friend and SPEDS bandmate Colin Grigson formed THE OBSERVERS. The intention of the band was to create a new voice in music that was true to the traditional punk sound of the 70's and 80's, while remaining contemporary and relevant. The band formed in 2002, but did not play their first show until March 2003 after settling on their first line-up, which included Muslim on guitar and Skeeter Joplin on drums. Together, this line-up recorded the "Down On Today" demo and the group's first vinyl release, "Lead Pill" (Super Secret). Later that year Muslim, and Skeeter left the group to pursue other interests. Hajji Husayn then introduced his cousin, Ian (Johnny) Kashani to THE OBSERVERS who then joined with Brett Ramone on drums. Shortly after that, they hit the road. Ramone and the group parted ways in 2003 and Mike of THE MINDS became the drummer. With extensive touring in the United States, Canada, and Europe in 2004 and 2005, the line-up of Kashani, Burns, Grigson, and Mike became the most recognizable line-up of THE OBSERVERS. In their time together, this line-up recorded the critically acclaimed records "So What's Left Now" (Vinyl Warning), "Walk Alone" (Jonny Cat), "Where I Stay" (Deranged), and the song "What A Let Down" featured on the MRR Public Safety Compilation. While in THE OBSERVERS, Kashani, Grigson, and Mike continued to play in other bands such as THE MINDS, CLOROX GIRLS, THE RAIDS, BLOODBATH AND BEYOND, RIOT COP, and THE MANHOLES. Eventually, they left THE OBSERVERS in 2005 to pursue these other interests. Grigson, Mike, and Kashani went on to form DEFECT DEFECT, but Kashani left the group soon thereafter. Muslim and Brett Ramone also formed a band together called THE INNOCENTS. Kashani formed CLIT RIPPER and played with Grigson in SELF ABUSE. Burns and Hajji formed the RED DONS who have been described by some as the continuation of THE OBSERVERS. The members of RED DONS also perform in an acoustic act called THE REVISIONS that plays THE OBSERVERS, THE SPEDS, and other original songs. (myspace)

Track List:
1. Symbols, Slogans, Lies
2. Short Day
3. Lead Pill
4. Defeated
5. What A Waste
6. State Of Decay
7. Paralyzer
8. The Condition
9. Us Against The World
10. Down On Today
11. Expiration

Picked this disc up from the band back in 2004 when I saw them play with Gorilla Angreb at Gilman St. This was released by Vinyl Warning and is #8 in the label's roster. The Observers sound bring to mind classic sounding punk rock, here is a fan page to check out the tunes to see if you need this. Quality punk rock from the Pacific Northwest, check it out!


State Of Decay

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Nomeansno - Wrong (1989)

Genre: Punk Rock
Origin: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Years Active: 1979–present
Label: Alternative Tentacles
Version: 2005 CD reissue w/ bonus tracks
File: 134 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Rob Wright – bass, vocals, guitar (1979–present)
John Wright – drums, vocals, keyboards (1979–present)
Andy Kerr – guitar, vocals, some bass (1983–1992)

Tracklist:
1. It's Catching Up – 3:29
2. The Tower – 5:11
3. Brainless Wonder – 1:34
4. Tired of Waiting – 1:47
5. Stocktaking – 3:05
6. The End of All Things – 5:10
7. Big Dick – 3:15
8. Two Lips, Two Lungs and One Tongue – 1:46
9. Rags and Bones – 5:05
10. Oh No! Bruno! – 3:06
11. All Lies – 6:27
CD reissue bonus tracks
12. Life in Hell – 3:54
13. I Am Wrong – 7:01
14. State of Grace - 5:29
15. End of the World - 3:28
Total Playing Time: 59:47

This is Nomeansno's 4th full length reissue version with great bonus tracks and pretty much their most successful and acclaimed effort. It's immense.

Wrong

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Nomeansno - Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy? (1993)

Genre: Punk Rock
Origin: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Years Active: 1979–present
Label: Alternative Tentacles
File: 131 Mb (320kbps)

Personnel
Craig Bougie - Mixing
Brian (Who) Else - Engineering, Mixing
George Horn - Mastering
Prod Nattrass - Sequencing
John Wright (Mr. Right) - Vocals, Drums, Keyboards
Rob Wright (Mr. Wrong) - Vocals, Bass, Guitar
John Yates - Artwork

Tracklist:
1. The Land of the Living – 5:09
2. The River – 6:19
3. Machine – 7:48
4. Madness and Death – 4:46
5. Happy Bridge – 1:23
6. Kill Everyone Now – 8:06
7. I Need You – 7:03
8. Slowly Melting – 6:46
9. Lullaby – 3:39
10. Cats, Sex, and Nazis – 7:51
Total Playing Time: 58:56

This is one hell of an ambitious, blistering, intense, psychotic bitch of an album. Listen.

Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy?

Monday, June 14, 2010

Falling Sickness - Right On Time (1996)

Genre: Punk Rock, Ska Punk
Origin: Riverside, California, USA
Years Active: 1989 – 2000
Label: Hopeless Records
File: 68 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Mike Angel - Drums
Gabe Gil - Vocals
Zach Howe - Vocals, Bass
Fritz Aragon - Vocals, Guitar

Tracklist:
1. Face The Clock 1:32
2. Too P.C. 1:24
3. Hard Enough 1:48
4. Fuk The Vote 1:42
5. Runaway 1:12
6. Dwindle 2:32
7. Ain't No Fun 1:35
8. Never Was 1:34
9. You Don't Fool Me 2:20
10. Ripperside 1:17
11. Ease Up 1:57
12. Holding Cell 1:14
13. The Sickness 1:17
14. Lurker 2:28
15. Start Over 1:52
16. I Like Drugs :58
17. Mixed Up 1:44
18. Drinking in the Streets 2:09
Total Playing Time: 30:35

Falling Sickness was a short lived band from Riverside who released two albums and this is their 1st (and best). They play fast as hell jumpy frantic ska punk without horns in the vein of the great Operation Ivy. After their breakup, they went on to form The Dogs of Ire. Check them out if you feel like bouncing around like a madman.

Right On Time

Monday, June 7, 2010

Generation X - Anthology (3 CD Compilation 2003)

Genre: Punk rock
Origin: London, England
Years Active: 1976–1981
Released: 2003
Recorded: 1977-81
Label: EMI

Files:
Disc 1: 157 Mb (320kbps)
Disc 2: 143 Mb (320kbps)
Disc 3: 136 Mb (320kbps)

Tracklist:

Cd 1
1. Dancing With Myself
2. Friday's Angels
3. Your Generation
4. Ready, Steady, Go
5. Untouchables
6. Valley of the Dolls
7. Day by Day
8. Wild Youth
9. The Prime of Kenny Silvers (Parts 1 & 2)
10. Wild Dub
11. One Hundred Punks
12. King Rocker
13. Kiss Me Deadly
14. Gimme Some Truth (John Lennon)
15. New Order
16. English Dream
17. Youth, Youth, Youth
18. Rock 'n' Roll (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)
19. The Hunter (Booker T. Jones, Chappell, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Al Jackson, Jr.)

CD 2 Sweet Revenge (Entire Unreleased Album)
1. Triumph
2. Dancing With Myself
3. Girls
4. Modern Boys
5. Cathy Come Home
6. Revenge
7. Flash as Hell
8. Anna Smiles
9. Psycho Beat
10. Stars Look Down
11. I Dig Everything (David Bowie)
12. Dancing With My Wealth
13. Interview with Tony James

CD 3 Live in Osaka, 1978
1. Ready, Steady, Go
2. This Heat
3. English Dream
4. Triumph
5. Anna Smiles
6. Night of the Cadillacs
7. No No No
8. Valley of the Dolls
9. Revenge
10. Kiss Me Deadly
11. Friday's Angels
12. Wild Youth
13. Day by Day
14. King Rocker
15. Your Generation
16. Rock 'n' Roll (Page/Plant)
17. Shakin' All Over (Kidd)
18. Youth, Youth, Youth
19. Outro Jam

Total Playing Time: 3:15:01

It doesn't get any better than this. This is Billy Idol's early stuff with the amazing Generation X and a lot of it here, so make sure you check out all 3 cds. Cd 1 Studio Mix
Cd 2 "Sweet Revenge"
Cd 3 "Live in Osaka, 1978"

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Against All Authority - 24 Hour Roadside Resistance (2000)

Genre: Punk Rock, Ska Punk
Origin: Miami, Florida
Formed: 1992
Label: Hopeless
File: 76 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Danny Lore: Bass & Vocals
Joe Koontz: Guitar & Backing Vocals
Spikey Goldbach: Drums
Jeremy Kaiser: Trumpet
Tim Coats: Saxaphone

Tracklist:
1. 24 Hour Roadside Resistance 1:57
2. Dinkas When I Close My Eyes 1:40
3. Pestilent Existence 2:17
4. Committing The Truth 1:57
5. Nothing To Lose 2:08
6. I Think You Think Too Much 2:15
7. The Next Song 3:28
8. Ugly Desires 1:45
9. Killing The Truth 2:50
10. Policeman 1:44
11. I'm Weak Inside 2:39
12. Stuck In A Rut 2:30
13. The Excuses 1:37
14. The Source Of Strontium 90 5:08
Total Playing Time: 33:55

Here's a great band I was obsessed with when I was younger, and this album is bringing back a lot of memories. This one is more punk then ska but they do have their share of the ska breakdowns which are pretty cool. I have a couple more albums and splits I can rip if anyone is interested, but I regrettably no longer have "Destroy What Destroys You" or "All Fall Down" which I really want and I have no idea what happened to my copies so If anyone has those, let me know.

24 Hour Roadside Resistance

Thursday, April 29, 2010

The Poots - Volume 5 (2005)


2005 - Volume 5

Track Listing:

1.  Intro
2.  American Lard
3.  Pit-Sniff Blitz
4.  Direct Deposit
5.  Straight Chucklin'
6.  You Can Go Fuck Yourself
7.  Buttocks
8.  Got My Wig
9.  Big Head, Little Face
10. 400 Pound Friday Night
11. Shenanigans
12. Speaking Without A Permit
13. RIP
14. Human Gutterball
15. M.R.E
16. I Hate Red Lights
17. Shit Your Pants
18. Poot Rendezvous
19. Caniac
20. Serial Snuggler
21. Kickin' Back

Even though I didn't get any comments or feedback on the last album that I posted by The Poots, It has been downloaded a bunch of times so I figured I'd throw this one up as well.  The Poots are fucking great! I can't stress that enough.  You definitley need a good sense of humor to enjoy this so, if you're a square; this isn't for you...

Crank it up mufuggas!

Check them out HERE
Human Gutterball

Sunday, April 18, 2010

The Humpers - Positively Sick on 4th Street (1993)

Genre: Punk Rock, Garage Punk
Label: Sympathy for the Record Industry
Origin: Long Beach, California
File: 84 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Jeff Fieldhouse: guitar, vocals, 2nd bass
Scott "Deluxe" Drake: vocals
Jimi Silveroli: drums
Jaybird Blake: bass
Billy Burks: guitar , vocals

Tracklist:
1. Murder City Revolution 2:22
2. Up Yer Heart 2:39
3. Psycho Repairman 2:18
4. Hey Shadow 1:54
5. Drunk Tank 2:33
6. War Is Hell 1:57
7. Rocket and the Retards 2:08
8. Soul Surgeon 2:33
9. Cops and Robbers 2:35
10. Unsafe at Any Speed 2:29
11. Zombie 2:23
12. Insect Liberation 2:26
13. Rocket Reducer No. 62 2:03
14. Apocalypse Girl 2:03
15. Death Threat Machine 3:08

This is the 2nd full length album by The Humpers and this one contains high octane rockabilly influenced garage punk that's sure to get you going while slobbering drunk. Seriously kick ass tunes by these dudes.

Positively Sick on 4th Street

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Descendents - Two things At Once (1988)

Genre: Punk Rock
Origin: Lomita, California, USA
Recorded: 1979 at Media Art studios, March 1981 at Music Lab in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, and June 1982 at Total Access studio in Redondo Beach, California
Label: SST
File: 75 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Milo Aukerman – vocals
Tony Lombardo – bass guitar, vocals on "It's a Hectic World"
Frank Navetta – guitar, vocals on "Ride the Wild"
Bill Stevenson – drums

Tracklist:
Milo Goes to College (1982)
1. Myage
2. I Wanna Be A Bear
3. I'm Not A Loser
4. Parents
5. Tonyage
6. M-16
7. I'm Not A Punk
8. Catalina
9. Suburban Home
10. Statue Of Liberty
11. Kabuki Girl
12. Marriage
13. Hope
14. Bikeage
15. Jean Is Dead
Fat EP (1981)
16. My Dad Sucks
17. Mr. Bass
18. I Like Food
19. Hey Hey
20. Weinerschnitzel
Chunks (1981)
21. Global Probing
"Ride the Wild" / "It's a Hectic World" (1979)
22. Ride The Wild
23. It's A Hectic World
Total Playing Time: 32:14

Ahhh, the Descendents, you gotta love them. This is a compilation of their early material and it's a great place to start if you've never heard them before. There's so many cool songs here and Milo is truly a god of punk.

Two things At Once

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Toy Dolls - The History 1979-1996 (Compilation 1997)

Genre: Punk Rock
Origin: Sunderland, England
Years Active: 1979-present
File: Disc 1: 109 Mb (256kbps) Disc 2: 109 Mb (256kbps)

Disc 1
Idle Gossip
Back In 79
Pot Belly Bill
Fisticuffs In Frederick St.
Fiery Jack
P.C. Stocker
Alfie From The Bronx
Lazy Sunday Afternoon
Stay Mellow
When You're Jimmy Saville
Tocattta In Dm
Alec's Gone
The Lambrusco Kid
No Particular Place To Go
Poor Davey
Modern Schools Of Motorin'
Terry Talking
Blue Suede Shoes
Olga Crack Corn
Sod The Neighbours

Disc 2
Dig That Groove Baby
Please Release Me Darling I Loathe You
Silly Billy
Ernie Had A Hernia
Sabre Dance
Dougy Giro
The Sphinx Stinks
She Goes To Finos
Rupert The Bear
Glenda & The Test Tube Baby
Harry's Hands
James Bond Lives Down Our Street
Nellie The Elephant
Spiders In The Dressing Room
I'll Get Even With Steven
Cloughy Is A Boot Boy
Bitten By A Bed Bug

Here's a career retrospective of the amazing punk band Toy Dolls from England and it's got a ton of fun bouncy tunes on it. These guys are legendary so if you've never heard them you are in for one hell of a rockin' good time.

The History 1979-1996 Disc 1
The History 1979-1996 Disc 2

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Stage Bottles - The Best Of (1993-2001)

Genre: Punk Rock, Ska, Oi
Origin: Frankfurt, Germany
Lyrical Themes: Anti-fascism, Working class
File: 159 Mb (320kbps)

Founding Members:
Vocals/Saxophone: Olaf
Vocals: Manu (until 1999)
Guitar: Alex (until 2004)
Bass: Erik (until 2002)
Drums: Hoschi (until 1997)

Tracklist:
1. All You Need is Hate 4:25
2. Dead But Not Forgiven 4:05
3. Good Luck 2:39
4. Skinhead Reggae (Live) 3:10
5. In the Mood 3:40
6. Here We Go 2:16
7. Take That 4:31
8. They Are Watching Me 4:10
9. Have Your Fun 4:13
10. Big Kick 4:18
11. Work Together 3:55
12. Hooligan 4:38
13. Hope You Gonna Save Your Life 4:29
14. We Shouldn't Have Done 3:41
15. You'll Never Walk Alone 4:59
16. Simple Song 2:35
17. We've Got to Fight 4:39
18. Sometimes Anti-Social But Always Anti-Fascist 3:38
Total Playing Time: 71:00

The Stage Bottles are a great underrated experimental punk/ska/oi band from Germany who play an infectious and fun blend of musical styles that was sure to rock the house. I really don't know that much about this band except that they're anti-fascist and they bring enough energy to tear off your face!

The Best Of (1993-2001)

Monday, March 15, 2010

Ed Hall - Albert (1988)

Origin: Austin, Texas, USA
Genres: Alternative rock, Noise rock
Years active: 1987 – mid-90s
Label: Boner
File: 77 Mb (High Vbr)

Lineup:
Gary Chester - guitar, vocals
Larry Strub - bass guitar, vocals
Lyman Hardy - drums, vocals

Tracklist:
1. Cracked 2:32
2. Candy House 3:42
3. Uberman 1:33
4. Dirt 3:10
5. Sedrick 2:02
6. Bowling 3:24
7. Babies 3:52
8. Who's Ed 4:10
9. Generitalia 3:02
10. Reading 2:02
11. Poo Poo 2:34
12. Jungle Lobotamy 4:33
13. Ball Dirt Cookie 2:08
Total Playing Time: 39:34

Another Ed Hall by request, this is their first album. Great, fun stuff.

Albert

Ed Hall - Glory Hole (1991)

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Thursday, March 11, 2010

The Replacements - Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash (Deluxe Edition 2008)

Genre: Punk rock, Rock n' Roll
Lyrical Themes: Partying, City Life
Origin: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Label: Twin/Tone Records
Recorded: Tracks 7 and 11: July 1980. All other tracks: March to June 1981
Status: Split-up
File: 144 Mb (320kbps)

Lineup:
Paul Westerberg - vocals, guitar, producer
Bob Stinson - guitar
Tommy Stinson - bass
Chris Mars - drums

All songs written by Paul Westerberg, except as indicated.
The album was remastered and reissued by Rhino Entertainment on April 22, 2008 with 13 additional tracks.

Tracklist:
1. Takin' a Ride – 2:23
2. Careless – 1:08
3. Customer – 1:29
4. Hangin' Downtown – 2:06
5. Kick Your Door Down – 3:11
6. Otto – 2:09
7. I Bought a Headache – 2:24
8. Rattlesnake (Chris Mars/Bob Stinson/Tommy Stinson/Paul Westerberg) – 1:48
9. I Hate Music (Chris Mars/Bob Stinson/Tommy Stinson/Paul Westerberg) – 1:50
10. Johnny's Gonna Die – 3:32
11. Shiftless When Idle – 2:18
12. More Cigarettes – 1:20
13. Don't Ask Why – 1:57
14. Somethin' to Dü – 1:41
15. I'm in Trouble – 2:10
16. Love You Till Friday – 1:53
17. Shutup – 1:23
18. Raised in the City – 1:59
Deluxe Edition bonus tracks
1. Raised in the City (demo) - 2:16
2. Shutup (demo)  - 1:39
3. Don't Turn Me Down (demo) - 1:54
4. Shape Up (demo) - 2:11
5. You Ain't Gotta Dance (demo) - 2:24
6. Get on the Stick (demo) - 1:39
7. Oh Baby (demo) - 1:18
8. Like You (outtake) - 1:44
9. Get Lost (outtake) - 2:27
10. A Toe Needs a Shoe (outtake) (Bob Stinson) - 2:09
11. Customer (alternate take) - 2:09
12. Basement Jam (rehearsal) (Chris Mars/Bob Stinson/Tommy Stinson/Paul Westerberg) - 3:32
13. If Only You Were Lonely - 2:53
Total Playing Time: 1:04:39

I can't really put into words exactly what the replacements mean to me, but looking back, they were my youth. I was lucky enough to see them live twice and they were pretty much the best band on earth for years when they first started out. They knew how to have fun and they especially knew how to rock the fuck out. This is their first album and this deluxe edition has a buttload of cool stuff from when they were basically a garage band. ESSENTIAL. And oh yeah... I'm gonna be helping out here posting some of my non-metal favorites because I already have my own metal blog but I know plenty of other stuff, so.... let's GIT ER DONE!!! or whatever they say in Weeziana

Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash