Just before the end of this month, I’ve got all this done! It’s twenty-something albums from that year as named in this book. What I’ve done to pick the next year for myself to listen too in this book/list: is … Continue reading 1001 Albums Book: 1979
OK, let the on slaughter begins yet again with the next couple of my fave albums as my classic albums posts! Next up is Aussie and or Sydney band simply named X with this mid-80’s under-rated gem. Everyone raves about the … Continue reading Classic Albums: At Home With You by X
Or I could just say it’s three tracks from the Dogs In Space soundtrack in 1986, which are just my faves! So I did promise more Primitive Calculators yesterday but instead spreading them out and having it at a later … Continue reading Wicked Songs: Primitive Calculators’ Pumping Ugly Muscle + Thrush & The Cunts’ Diseases + The Boys Next Door’s Shivers
Well, 2018 has started out pretty sad at only the second week in with the news broke on this weekend just gone that Frank Lovece of the Primitive Calculators, vocalist and drummer or it should be drum machinist? Of one … Continue reading Classic Albums: Black & White Self-titled by Primitive Calculators + Remembering: Frank Lovece
Yeah, so it’s The Aints not The Saints because it’s Ed Kuepper’s version of The Saints. Ed’s just dropped the the letter S and he’s only playing almost all the 70’s stuff that he worked on before leaving the band … Continue reading Live Gigs: The Aints @ Rosie’s + Wicked Songs: Messin’ With The Kid by The Saints
So that’s pretty much the classic old 70’s Perf punk rock band The Victims but now going under the named The Television Addicts for some reason? Plus supporting is wicked cool The Peep Tempel which I’ve wanna check out live for … Continue reading Live Gigs: The Television Addicts & The Peep Tempel @ Rosie’s
So that’s the late 70’s Aussie punk band X from Sydney not any number other acts called X too! Here’s my now my Monday blog post of this gig I got to go to this weekend just gone because this … Continue reading Live Gigs: X @ Rosie’s
Well actually it’s everything, all the songs I can find by them below not just that one song above. After yesterday’s post with the total lack of Aussie music in that book so this was happening in Perf in 1977. … Continue reading Wicked Songs: (I’m) Flipped Out Over You by The Victims
Well, this album was was recorded exactly 41 years old ago today and it just blows my mind every single bloody time I put it on. The recording date is on the cover so you don’t have to go looking … Continue reading Classic Albums: The Shape Of Things by Pere Ubu
Right now we up to the eighties again for my Thursday’s blog post and today just got to be back to Australia with Scientists. Kim Salmon’s greatest band and my fave of his/them all has always been the Human Jukebox album or … Continue reading Classic Albums: The Human Jukebox by Scientists
OK, things look like they’re going to get a bit odd for the start of April because after yesterday’s post and now Wednesday’s post with The Pop Group. Which if you’ve never heard of them before they’re so far away from … Continue reading Classic Albums: Y by The Pop Group
Why isn’t Poison Ivy rated as one of the greatest guitar players? She should be up on all those greatest guitarists which is just full of male rock type players. Is it because she a woman? Or it’s because she’s … Continue reading Classic Albums: Stay Sick! by The Cramps
Right, it’s got to be the debut album by The Saints (I’m) Stranded for part three of my Ed Kuepper songwriter special. Over the last few days I’ve picked out just two albums and now today a third album from the … Continue reading Classic Albums: (I’m) Stranded by The Saints
Right, I started writing this at the beginning this week but did posted Kate Bush on Tuesday and Dan Kelly on Monday but then all hell broken loose so before something else happens I’m put this up to finish the week on … Continue reading Classic Albums: Rock For Light by Bad Brains
This is the first 1960’s album I’m going to write about here on my thingy/blog under my Classic Albums, it’s pretty much the last decade in modern recorded music to be included here. It’s just got to be Black Monk Time, mostly … Continue reading Classic Albums: Black Monk Time by The Monks
