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This is 2022. box with the Ramones 80’s albums on vinyl. In this 2nd part you have: HALFWAY TO SANITY / BRAIN DRAIN / STILL MORE STUFF – RARITIES 1981-1989. Enjoy!
[Special thanks to my friend JP Stooges for this superfine vinyl rips & covers scans]
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This is 2022. box with the Ramones 80’s albums on vinyl. I know you know but hey… This stuff is a MUST!
In this 1st part you have: PLEASANT DREAMS / SUBTERRANEAN JUNGLE / TOO TOUGH TO DIE / ANIMAL BOY
[Special thanks to my friend JP Stooges for this superfine vinyl rips]
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2019. collection of some favorite 70’s & 80’s punk rockers. It features bands as The Customs and DMZ from Boston, The Pagans from Ohio, The Boys, Fallen Angels, The Professionals, Chelsea, The Vibrators and Generation X from London, The Jolt from Scotland, F.U.2 [with members of legendary 60’s garage band Downliners Sect], Fun Things from Australia, The Barracudas, Lazy Cowgirls, Nervous Eaters, The Joneses… 25 trax of killer high energy rockin’ & rollin’. It’s a Surfadelic PUNK ROCK EXPLOSION! Dig!!!
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A comprehensive compilation of studio and live tracks by this band hailing from Vancouver, Canada, ‘Get It Straight’ highlights the evolution of Modernettes’ music from the short, anthemic punk nuggets of their first EP, ‘Teen City’, to the more ambitious rock of their ‘Viewed From the Bottom’ EP which was remixed for the occasion and included a cover version of The Velvet Underground’s ‘Femme Fatale’ convincingly sung by bassist Mary-Jo Kopechne as well as a brilliant jangle-pop number called ‘Rebel Kind’. [Popphil]
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The Fallen Angels was formed in 1984 with Knox (singer/songwriter from the Vibrators) on vocals and guitar, with the Hanoi Rocks rhythm section of Sam Yaffa on bass, the late Razzle on drums, and Nasty Suicide on rhythm and some lead guitar. Also guesting on the first album were Cosmic Ted and the Psychedelic Kid, (Mike Monroe and Andy McCoy respectively). The band came about because Knox was on the same management as Hanoi Rocks and had a lot of songs he wanted to do. One of Hanoi’s manager’s Richard Bishop had the bright idea of putting Knox together with Hanoi Rocks to record an album. The album was rehearsed and recorded at the now legendary Alaska Studios down under the arches at Waterloo, London. The album band never played live though Nasty Suicide did guest at a London gig.
The first release was the single “Amphetamine Blue” (FALL 022) followed by the album “FALLEN ANGELS” (FALL LP 23) (with a cover painting by Knox depicting a murder scene outside the 100 Club in London’s Oxford Street), and then the single and 12″ “Inner Planet Love/Precious Heart”
Hey Punks! If you dig Johnny Thunders mid 80’s style glam-punk rama-lama, this stuff’s fer ya. HIGH OCTANE PUNK ROCK ACTION !!!
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Punk band from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. “This Ain’t Hollywood…” is The Forgotten Rebels’ second LP released in 1982. on the Canadian Star label. The album is a revved up party platter of excellent Glam Punk and delivers a nice collection of amped up rockers.
“Perhaps after ruffling more than a few feathers with their past two releases, staying clear of mocking sensitive/political topics was a sign The Forgotten Rebels were wiser than their growing legion of haters gave them credit for. On ‘This Ain’t Hollywood…’ the Rebels discard the politically incorrect satire of their previous releases and focus on what they know best, Rock & Roll.
As the title states, ‘This Ain’t Hollywood, This is Rock & Roll’, vocalist Mickey DeSadist makes his belief clear throughout the album that superstardom is the death of any great Rock & Roll band. Yet at the same time seems annoyed his band has yet to top the charts (keep in mind this is the man who wrote ‘Fuck Me Dead’ & ‘3rd Homosexual Murder’). The title track says it all. “This ain’t Hollywood you know it’s Montreal / This ain’t Hollywood and it ain’t no good at all”.
Mickey further voices his disgruntlement in the Anti-British Invasion anthem ‘England Keep Your Stars’. “Their novel accents made them so rich while I’m stuck playing in a rotting ditch / Radio loves the English bands, radio loves the American bands. Have they censored Canada to get their money from foreign lands?” Unsurprisingly, when Canadian content laws were instated they did absolutely nothing to promote the Rebels.
Brilliantly bookend by opener ‘Hello Hello (It’s Good To Be Back)’ – errrr…a Gary Glitter cover – and closer ‘It Won’t Be Long Until You See Me Again’, ‘This Ain’t Hollywood…’ is an exercise in wit rather than the aforementioned political satire. ‘The Me Generation’ is an excellent example of this. Mickey address’ how he fears a future ran by the selfish youth of the day.
‘Don’t Hide Your Face’ shows there is quite a bit more to the Rebels than corny jokes and power chords while ‘Rhona Barrett’ and ‘Tell Me You Love Me’ showcase the group as topnotch power popsters that are second to none. This album also houses the original and superior version of one of the best known song, ‘Surfin’ on Heroin’. Even the covers ‘Save the Last Dance for Me’ and ‘Eve of Destruction’ seem to fit in well with the albums concept.
Here’s a funny story. It’s been rumored that drummer Robert Allan (the mustachio dude on the right) was never an official member. Their record company at the time forced Dave McGuire to give up the drum seat.
This is the Forgotten Rebels finest hour. Their ‘Ziggy Stardust’ if you will.” [Mofoking]
Great cynical punk rock with a melodic edge.
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“1984 second album by the ultra-cult ’80s NY rocker Justin Trouble. Only once out of a hundred times is the “undiscovered gem” tag appropriate… and this is the one. A lost treasure of early ’80s New York, the perfect blend of Johnny Thunders’s deconstructed raunch ‘n’ roll, the Modern Lovers’ romance rock, Alex Chilton’s twisted productions, and some deranged paisley-pop from an unknown planet. Justin Love (Trouble), the best kept secret in rock ‘n’ roll!”
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Back by popular demand, this became one of the most favorite Surfadelic comp. kinda like a classic!
“Thee BEST Punk Rock collection of the 21st century! Mostly consist of my favorite U.K. & U.S. punk groups from 70’s & 80’s, there are few from Australia [The Victims, Fun Things] and one from EU [The Kids from Belgium]. Some of these stuff are more high-octane rock’n’roll than punk [anyway, the attitude is right] but that’s the way I like it and that’s the way it is. Feel Lucky Punk? Dig!!!
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(SURF REVIVAL INSTRUMENTALS)
Surfadelic Presents: Polyurethane Stomp!
Surfadelic Presents: Dragster Beach !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Experiment In Surf
Surfadelic Presents: Rebel’s Lane!
Surfadelic Sunset vol.3
Los Straitjackets: Surfadelic Collection vol.2
Los Straitjackets: Surfadelic Collection vol.1
Surfadelic Presents: Death Race On The Zombie Highway!
Surfadelic Presents: Boss Instros! (Boss Martians)
Huevos Rancheros (Surfadelic Collection)
The Kaisers: Instrumental Stomp!
Aqua Velvets: Liquid Dreams
Davie Allan & The Arrows (Surfadelic Collection)
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(GARAGE, PUNK, POWER POP)
Surfadelic Presents: Like No Other Man!
Surfadelic Presents: Live Fast 2 – SPEED DEMON !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Rattlesnake Whip! (Bo Diddley tribute)
Surfadelic Presents: Surfadelic Pop Power!
Surfadelic Presents: Teenage Lust!
Born Outta Time Presents: The Fast Can’t Lose
Surfadelic Presents: Inner Planet Punk!
Surfadelic Presents: LIVE FAST !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Earthquake Heart!
Surfadelic Presents: Let’s Get Punked-Out!
Surfadelic Presents: Punks In Thee Garage!
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be 60’s Punk 1
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be 60’s Punk 2
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be 60’s Punk 3
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be 60’s Punk 4
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be 60’s Punk 5
The Cramps: Subwire Desire [Surfadelic Collection]
The Cramps: Surfadelic Jungle!
Thee Headcoats: Round Every Corner [Surfadelic Collection]
The Gun Club: Preaching The Blues [Surfadelic Collection]
Girl Trouble: Surfadelic Collection!
Johnny Thunders – M.I.A. (Surfadelic Collection)
The Swingin’ Neckbreakers – Rip It Up! (Surfadelic Collection)
The Boss Martians (Surfadelic Collection)
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(60’S GARAGE, MOD, BEAT, PSYCHEDELIC)
Surfadelic Presents: 60 Second Swingers
Surfadelic Presents: Black Lightening Light
Surfadelic Presents: Busy Body !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Colours Of My Mind
Surfadelic Presents: Concentration Baby !
Surfadelic Presents: Get The Picture!
Surfadelic Presents: I Guess I Was Dreamin’
Surfadelic Presents: Killer Covers !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Orange Rooftop Of My Baby’s Mind
Surfadelic Presents: Purple Shadows
Surfadelic Presents: She Cools My Mind!
Surfadelic Presents: Shotgun Rock’n’roll
Surfadelic Presents: Songs Bo Diddley Taught Us Vol.1
Surfadelic Presents: Songs Bo Diddley Taught Us Vol.2
Surfadelic Presents: Songs Bo Diddley Taught Us Vol.3
Surfadelic Presents: Songs Bo Diddley Taught Us Vol.4
Surfadelic Presents: Songs Bo Diddley Taught Us Vol.5
Surfadelic Presents: Wanna Be… The Pretty Things
Surfadelic Presents: Xcedrin Headache Dance Party !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Raw, Stupid & Fuzzed-Out!!!
Surfadelic Presents: Fuzz-Tone Shakedown!
Surfadelic Presents: Rough Around The Edges
Surfadelic Presents: Hold Back The Dawn
David Clayton Thomas & The Shays: Brainwashed!
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels: Surfadelic Collection!
Paul Revere & The Raiders: Surfadelic Collection!
Surfadelic Presents: Angel With A Devil’s Heart
Surfadelic Presents: Michigan Rumble 1
Surfadelic Presents: Michigan Rumble 2
Surfadelic Presents: Michigan Rumble 3
Bo Diddley: Mumblin’ Instros
Bo Diddley: Surfadelic Collection!
Tony Joe White: Surfadelic Collection!
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(60’s SURF, HOT ROD)
Surfadelic Presents: Hot Rod Alley!
Surfadelic Presents: Point Panic!
Surfadelic Presents: Surfing-East Coast
Surfadelic Presents: The Hell Surfers !!!
Surfadelic Presents: Ventura-Lonely Surfer
Surfadelic Safari! vol.1
Surfadelic Safari! vol.2
Surfadelic Safari! vol.3
The Astronauts: Surfadelic Collection!
The Ventures: Super Surfadelic!
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I’m an easy mark with my broken heart
Sweet 16,
Show you my explosion, sweet 16
I must be hungry ’cause I go crazy
Over your leather boots
Now baby I know, That’s not normal
But I love you,
I love you
I love you, sweet 16
SURFADELIC 