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Great sounding radio broadcast of live set from The Cramps “Look Mom No Head” Tour.
Dames Booze Chains & Boots… Dig!!!
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THE CRAMPS – Live At Fryshuset, Stockholm, Sweeden November 8, 1991
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The Cramps – Surfadelic Jungle! (Revisited)
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Due to popular demand, here’s Surfadelic kinda “Best of” collection of The Cramps stuff range from “A Date With Elvis” to “Fiends of Dope Island”
This comp. gathers my favorite Cramps tunes from their more glamorous second [‘bass phase’] period from 1986. to 2003. and their final album “Fiends Of Dope Island”. I know you already have everything by The Cramps but hey… This is ‘Surfadelic Jungle’, alright! Let’s Get F*cked Up, Dig!!!
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THE CRAMPS – Electric Cheese
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Good mornin’, captain
Good mornin’ to you
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
Here we go with more Cramps live stuff. This is great sounding bootleg lp consist of three different shows, Live from Brixton Academy, London, 1990 (tracks 1-8), live from MTV Europe, 1995 (9-11) and live from Montreal 1984 (Track 12).
“The setlists present here are centered around females. Besides the mentioned tracks, we have “Journey to the Center of a Girl”, “All Women Are Bad”, “Can Your Pussy Do the Dog” and “Naked Girl Falling Down the Stairs”. Besides having genius song titles, these tracks are all pretty fun through how over-the-top they are, with Lux Interior really going off whenever possible. Instrumentation-wise, all of the tracks on this bootleg fall squarely into the Cramps formula, namely that of trying to portray a psychotic image of the Rock’n’Roll and Surf Rock cliches of the ’50s & 60’s. If you’re into the Cramps then I totally recommend this overlooked gem.
Ya gotta dig alright!!!
- Muleskinner Blues
- What’s Inside A Girl
- Her Lover Rubbed Off
- Journey To The Center Of A Girl
- All Woman Are Bad
- You’ve Got Taste
- Drug Train
- Can Your Pussy Do The Dog
- Blues Blues Blues
- Ultra Twist
- Naked Girls Falling Down The Stairs
- You’ll Never Change Me
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THE CRAMPS – Subwire Desire [Surfadelic Collection]
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“Subwire Desire” is a collection of live versions & demos of songs from The Cramps classic 2nd LP, 1981. “Psychedelic Jungle”. It is inspired by recently issued “Psychedelic Redux” and it gathers the trax from various venues, live bootlegs and two cuts from legendary “1979. Ohio Demos”. Well, I haven’t heard “Redux” yet but I can guarantee you that “Subwire Desire” is pretty wyld collection of The Cramps live treatement of “Psychedelic Jungle” tunes. It’s kinda like “Live Jungle”, alright! Now punkers, check it out and remember… Don’t Eat Stuff Off The Sidewalk! Ya gotta dig!!!
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THE CRAMPS – Urgh…The Complete Show (1980) [vinyl rip]
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In 1981 the Cramps appeared on the IRS compilation film Urgh! A Music War with the track Tear It Up. This is the full concert recording from the Summer of 1980. Great sound quality!
[Special thanks to JP Stooges for this superfine vinyl rip]
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Surfadelic Presents: Punks In Thee Garage!
This Surfadelic compilation is dedicated to 70’s & 80’s punk and new wave bands those who dared to cover some of their 60’s heroes like The Sonics, The Seeds, the Standells, The Wailers, The Kingsmen, The Music Machine, Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Chocolate Watchband, The Shadows of Knight, The Doors…
As you know many 70’s punkers were fans of 60’s mod & garage rock bands. Boston garage punkers DMZ were one of the first to dig into 60’s punk legacy. Wayne County of The Electric Chairs is a big fan of sixties garage bands, Nuggets and stuff and made maybe the definitive version of The Electric Prunes ’67 classic “I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night”. The Cramps create their whole style and career around the covers of 50’s & 60’s r-billy, trash and garage loosers. Some bands like UK The Inmates, a pub rockers which were not expected to dig US garage rock but did just that with cool cover of The Standells hit “Dirty Water”. You’re already familiar with Johnny Thunders & Patti Palladin silky cover of the Seeds “Can’t Seem To Make You Mine”. NY proto-punkers The Dictators covered “California Sun” well before their neighbors the Ramones. Bebe Buell [ya know Bebe?] sings “My Little Red Book” anyone cares? There’s an really cool cover of “I Never Loved Her” [originaly by The Starfires from Pebbles 8] by The Vogue, little known new wave group from Vienna. Todd Clark Group did a great job with Paul Revere & The Raiders hit “Hungry”. Also you can hear Hollywood Brats doin’ The Kinks’ “I Need You”, The Undertones cover of CWB classic “Let’s Talk About Girls”, Pagans with “Little Black Egg” etc. The most recent cover is from 1990. by my fav garage punkers The Devil Dogs doin’ great cover of The Shadows of Knight classic “I’m Gonna Make You Mine”. 26 trax of supercool garage-punk-new wave action Surfadelic style! Enjoy!
THE CRAMPS – Live At Clutch Cargo’s 1982. [Bootleg Vinyl Rip!]
… And when ya think you know it all you’re dead wrong baby.
Here’s somethin’ you couldn’t even dream of. Grrrreeat sounding bootleg of unreleased ’82 live show from Clutch Cargo’s Detroit, featuring Terry Graham of The Gun Club on drums. The Cramps are on top of their game with psychotic interplanetary perfomance of infamous garage punk-a-billy underground hits as New Kind Of Kick, Goo Goo Muck, Potentate Of Love, You Got Good Taste, Five Years Ahead Of My Time, Zombie Dance, Mystery Plane, Sunglasses After Dark, Garbage Man, The Way I Walk… 18 trax of de Lux extravaganza. Hey baby say… Dig!!!
”I got somethin’ to say to you and you better listen
I’m’a tell ya how to be cool in one easy lesson…”
[Special thanx to JP STOOGES for this supercool vinyl rip!!!]
THE CRAMPS – Surfadelic Jungle!
“Gonna take a week off, Gonna go to Hell
Send ya a postcard, Hey I’m doin’ swell!
Wish you were here, Aloha from Hell…”
Hell yeah! This Surfadelic collection is dedicated to my favorite band and 30th anniversary of being ‘Cramped’. The story goes somethin’ like this: Way back in 1988. my then girlfriend gave me an audio casette of some new wave/punk comp. with Joy Division, Dead Kennedys, Killing Joke and stuff, but baby… When “Human Fly” buzz blasted outta speakers I was knocked out & down. As a huge fan of horror, b movies and punk rock, I was won over by The CRAMPS and they soon became my fav band next to Ramones.
First lp I heard was “A Date With Elvis” with legendary killer tunes as ‘Can Your Pussy Do The Dog’, ‘What’s Inside A Girl’, ‘How Far Can Too Far Go’, ‘Aloha From Hell’… but the first album I owned was now a classic “Stay Sick!” ’89 lp. ‘God Damn Rock & Roll’, ‘Bikini Girls With Machine Guns’, ‘All Women Are Bad’, ‘The Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon’ were the hit tunes for the ‘New Cramped Generation’. This comp. gathers my favorite Cramps tunes from their more glamorous second [‘bass phase’] period from 1986. to 2003. and their final album “Fiends Of Dope Island”. I know you already have everything by The Cramps but hey… This is ‘Surfadelic Jungle’, alright! Let’s Get F*cked Up, Dig!!!
THE CRAMPS – Sex & Cramps & Rock’N Roll! [Live in Switzerland, 1986]
One of those legendary Cramps bootlegs recorded live at Volkshaus Zurich, Switzerland, 21 April 1986. It was great “A Date With Elvis” era tour and The Cramps rumble real hard this time with female bass player. Sound quality is real cool, so you gotta ask yourself one question, How Far Can Too Far Go? “Shake that thing I’ll buy you a diamond ring” Dig !!!
A1 Heartbreak Hotel
A2 Chicken
A3 How Far Can Too Far Go?
A4 The Hot Pearl Snatch
A5 People Ain’t No Good
A6 Cornfed Dames
B1 What’s Inside A Girl?
B2 Blue Moon Baby
B3 Georgia Lee Brown
B4 Lonesome Town
B5 Do The Clam
B6 Aloha From Hell
B7 (Hot Pool Of) Womanneed
C1 Love Me / The Most Exhalted Potentate Of Love
C2 You Got Good Taste
C3 T.V. Set
C4 Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?
D1 Surfin’ Bird
D2 Human Fly / Sunglasses After Dark
D3 It’s Just That Song
Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?
THE CRAMPS – 4 Trax [’96 Rehearsals!]
Hey kids, I wanna share with ya some really rare stuff snatched somewhere on the net long time ago. This thing shoulda be the mighty Cramps rehearsals for “Big Beat From Badsville” circa ’96. What’s interesting, one track is pretty unknown never heard before, I entitled it “A Place To Die” [pretty creepy ha !?!] ’cause just couldn’t understand whatta hell Lux sings about [some weird shit for sure]. Anyways, there’s never enough of The Cramps stuff. So here you are Dig !!!
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