Offspring is one of my favorite bands ever. So much undiscovered material. Ixnay on the Hombre is the shit.
This what I got at the moment, love this artist:
Suzi Quatro, "Can The Can" (1973)- pre-punk music from the gal Joan Jett stole most of her act from. it would be impossible to overstate how in love with Suzi i was at age 13-14.
followed by another '73 classic, one of the best road-songs ever, "Radar Love", by Golden Earring:
Most likely some Slade to follow, but i won't keep DJ-ing y'all like that. yeah it was, "Mama Were All Crazee Now"
But i can't resist two more songs you kids never heard, that you might dig, the best song i know about getting out of jail "Diversion", by the Equals (the song "Police On My Back" that you think is by the Clash was an Equals cover):
and the best song i know about running from the cops, in a version sung by a 9 year old "Quick Joey Small" (originally by The 1910 Fruitgum Company, i think) by Darren Burn:
Hope some of you kids enjoy this stuff, this would be the soundtrack to my "Hitchhiking, & shoplifting" thread about being a 70s nomad dirtbag.
followed by another '73 classic, one of the best road-songs ever, "Radar Love", by Golden Earring:
Most likely some Slade to follow, but i won't keep DJ-ing y'all like that. yeah it was, "Mama Were All Crazee Now"
But i can't resist two more songs you kids never heard, that you might dig, the best song i know about getting out of jail "Diversion", by the Equals (the song "Police On My Back" that you think is by the Clash was an Equals cover):
and the best song i know about running from the cops, in a version sung by a 9 year old "Quick Joey Small" (originally by The 1910 Fruitgum Company, i think) by Darren Burn:
Hope some of you kids enjoy this stuff, this would be the soundtrack to my "Hitchhiking, & shoplifting" thread about being a 70s nomad dirtbag.
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@Older Than Dirt - speaking of Suzie Q, I heard 'Devilgate Drive' the other day - first time in years... love it !
lately I been spinning a compilation of Dow Jones & The Industrials trax - they were an abstract punk / new wave band from Indiana....
lately I been spinning a compilation of Dow Jones & The Industrials trax - they were an abstract punk / new wave band from Indiana....
Ok, since at least someone dug those, two more pre-punk early '70s songs, , "Ascension Day" and "Preaching Violence", both by UK communist skinhead band Third World War, who almost were Iggy's backing band for his post-Stooges comeback records My brother, a pretty serious musician, can't stand the first song bc he says the guitar makes him physically ill.
This shit is PAF before "punk rock" as such was invented yet. Enjoy.
This shit is PAF before "punk rock" as such was invented yet. Enjoy.
i just discovered this and i cant believe how consistently amazing this band is
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I've been absolutely addicted to this song since I discovered it. <3 And no, I can't understand it completely, but the beat is frelling amazing. <3
death grips, i usually don't listen to that kind of music but a friend recommended i gice them a try and it's fucking amazing
