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Monday, October 12, 2015

The BellRays - Grand Fury (2001) {Out of Print}

The BellRays - Grand Fury (2001)
Studio recordings @ 320
{Out of Print}

Vocalist Lisa Kekaula guitarist Bob Venuum formed the BellRays around 1990 in Riverside, CA. Originally, the duo leaned heavily on a vintage R&B sound flecked with smoky jazz overtones. But with the addition of guitarist Tony Fate and Venumm moving to bass, the sound soon began to mix Kekaula's alley cat soul vocals with a biting punk rock bottom end. The In the Light of the Sun cassette release appeared in 1993, followed by the "Wall of Soul" 7" two years later. the BellRays issued their debut full-length, Let It Blast, in 1998 and supported it with an extensive tour that included a particularly fiery appearance at Austin's South by Southwest conference. By now, drummer Ray Chin had joined the fold, and the 'Rays were making waves with their furiously passionate sound. The Grand Fury LP dropped in 2001 from Los Angeles indie Upper Cut and was followed by a European release combining it with Let It Blast. Tours with notables like Rocket From the Crypt and Nashville Pussy continued to spread the word, and In Music We Trust reissued In the Light of the Sun. 2003 saw the Upper Cut release of Raw Collection, an odds 'n' sods compilation featuring B-sides, rarities, and vinyl-only material from 1995 through 2002. Red White and Black also arrived in 2003, and the band continued to crank out soulful garage-punk on 2006's Have a Little Faith and 2008's Hard, Sweet and Sticky.
~Johnny Loftus - All Music

Track List:
1. Noise Fragment
2. Too Many Houses In Here
3. Fire On The Moon
4. Snake City
5. Ska Driver
6. Screwdriver
7. Heat Cage
8. Evil Morning
9. Zero P.M.
10. Do You Speak English
11. Stupid Fuckin' People
12. Have A Little Faith In Me
13. Monkey House
14. Little Funky Jam
15. Warhead
16. Under The Mountain
17. They Glued Your Head On Upside-Down
18. Hello Hello


Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Circle Jerks - Live Fast, Die Young {Out of Print} 1985

Circle Jerks - Live Fast, Die Young
1985 Radio recording bootleg @224


Fast, Loud and Obnoxious!!!


SIDE A
01. Red Tape
02. Wild In The Streets
03. The Crowd
04. High Price On Our Heads
05. Karma Stew
06. Deny Everything
07. Letter Bomb
08. In Your Eyes
09. Back Against The Wall
10. Wonderful
11. Firebaugh
12. Under The Gun


SIDE B
13. Don't Care
14. Live Fast, Die Young
15. American Heavy Metal Weekend
16. Wasted
17. I Just Want Some Skank
18. Coup D'Etat
19. Making The Bombs
20. Junk Mail
21. Killing For Jesus


Keith Morris - vocals
Greg Hetson - guitar
Keith Clark - drums
Zander Schloss - bass

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Friday, December 12, 2014

Fist Full Of Mercy - Live KEXP 2010

Fist Full Of Mercy - Live KEXP
Seattle, WA.
September 1, 2010
FM Studio Soundboard @192

Fistful Of Mercy combines the ample talents of Ben Harper, Dhani Harrison and Joseph Arthur. The band drops by the studio to deliver one of their first-ever public performances live on KEXP. Recorded on 9/1/2010 - 5 songs:

 http://www.fistfulofmercy.com

 Set List:
In Vain or True
Fistful of Mercy
Restore Me
Father's Son
With Whom You Belong.


KCRW Session here:




KEXP '10

Monday, January 28, 2013

Gang Of Four - Live Los Angeles 2005


Gang Of Four - KCRW Radio
Los Angeles, California
FM Broadcast-Studio Soundboard @ 320.
(Pre-taped 2005.04.29. Aired 2005.10.19)

01.Intro
02.At Home He's a Tourist
03.Damaged Goods
04.I Found That Essence Rare
05.Not Great Men
06.I Parade Myself
07.=Interview=
08.Paralyzed
09.Return The Gift
10.To Hell With Poverty
11.We Live As We Dream, Alone
12.What We All Want.

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KCRW '2005

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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Black Fortress of Opium - Live WFMU

 Black Fortress of Opium - Live WFMU
photo by Steve Wollkind



In 2006, lyricist/multi-instrumentalist Ajda the Turkish Queen, originally from Houston, Texas met up with Boston, Massachusetts guitarist Tony Savarino. Inspired by the lore surrounding a little town in Turkey - Afyonkarahisar, which means ‘Black Fortress of Opium’ – they shortly thereafter formed the band Black Fortress of Opium together with friends from the Boston scene. Much lore surrounds the history of Afyonkarahisar, where an ancient fortress is perched atop a hill.

Uniting Black Fortress of Opium’s songs is the distinctive sound of female vocals, varying from powerful and soulful to soft and plaintive, combined with American folk instruments and a heady brew of electric guitars that float, swoop, and soar over fluid drumming.

http://blackfortressofopium.bandcamp.com/

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