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key garage bands of 80s/90s
can anyone give us a potted history of the bands that flew the garage flag through out the wilderness years?
maybe break it down to early/late 80s and early/late 90s with suggested singles or albums.
beyond the gories, mummies and eternal stalwart billy childish my knowledge is a little lacking in this area.
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Permalink Reply by Duke Of Earl on -
From everything I ever heard from any 80s garage band the Chesterfield Kings gotta be the best that put out the most solid albums. Its impressive to me that the CFKings could nail the sound of the best 60s bands as well as they did. Check out the Steppes Harps and Hammers LP. Of course theres quite a few cool bands, but I think a long list would just add to the confusion. Don't overlook the Gruesomes.
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Permalink Reply by Hans Kersemans on -
... The SONICS (1st Garage band ever)
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Permalink Reply by KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas on -
The Sonics are great and influential, but they don't really apply to this discussion thread relevant to "Key Garage Bands of the 80s/90s".
"re: ... The SONICS (1st Garage band ever)"
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Permalink Reply by The Ultimatemost High on
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So many great bands during the 80’s/90’s. The Mighty Caesars, the Cynics, and Gruesomes stand out for me.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Knuckles McGrumpy on -
I don't have much to add:
The Coyotemen
The Pandoras
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Knuckles McGrumpy on
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Forgot the Superrock of The Fleshtones
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Permalink Reply by The Dark Rags on -
the cheepskates were awesome too
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Permalink Reply by Mike on -
Don't know if the Del Monas were mentioned. And maybe doesn't really count, but the Damned as Naz Nomad & the Nightmares.
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Permalink Reply by The Dark Rags on
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yeah - anything by greg cartwright :)
Jay Ryder said:
The Compulsive Gamblers!
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Permalink Reply by Duke Of Earl on
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cool... Somebody once mentioned a band called the Nomads with Damned members in it to me and I wasn't sure for about that one. Did they do a full album or just a single?
Mike said:
Don't know if the Del Monas were mentioned. And maybe doesn't really count, but the Damned as Naz Nomad & the Nightmares.
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Permalink Reply by Mike on
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Did one album and I think maybe a single or two of songs from the LP. Here's the Discogs entry for the LP:
Naz Nomad and the Nightmares - 'Give Daddy The Knife Cindy" LP
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