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Was anyone from the Hideout around during the 1st wave garage revival?
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Battles Jul 30, 2012. 29 Replies 4 Likes
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James Demby replied to Audio Gasoline's discussion Regional Garage Comps?"Since I'm from Virginia, I recommend checking out Aliens, Psychos and Wild Things volumes 1, 2, and 3. It's a compilation series of sixties era Virginia garage bands. Also, there is an excellent documentary out on DVD call…"
James Demby replied to Jamie's discussion Post your gear/setup in the group Bands & Musicians"I'm embarrassed to say I have more gear than my ability justifies.
Guitars:
2 Fender Classic Series 70's reissue Stratocasters
Fender Classic Series 69 Thinline Telecaster
Fender CIJ Jaguar
Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster
mid-80's…"
James Demby replied to shmo's discussion looking for a second amp in the group Bands & Musicians"If you can find one (it shouldn't be too hard) get a Fender '63 reissue Brown Vibroverb. It's a very nice 2x10 40 watt combo with a kick ass tube bias tremolo plus reverb. You can usually find them at a reasonable price."
James Demby replied to Alison's discussion Drive Invasion 2012 in the group Psychotronic Culture"I used to live in the ATL from 2000 to 2003. I definitely miss the Drive Invasions. They were great fun. I'm glad to see the the Starlight Drive-In is still going! "
Mark George Harrison replied to James Demby's discussion Was anyone from the Hideout around during the 1st wave garage revival?"Ah, Naz Nomad. Had a few drinks with their number one fan Dave Vanian at an AFI gig in London one night. He was with Pinch and Patricia Morrison and was in a 'full Vanian outfit', never took his white gloves off all night, even when buying…"
doornail replied to James Demby's discussion Was anyone from the Hideout around during the 1st wave garage revival?"Yeah, I went to Keene State College in Keene, NH and was heavy into the garage scene of the early 80's. There was a great record store in Lowell, Mass that I bought a ton of great stuff from in those days, can't remember the name.…"
Mark George Harrison replied to James Demby's discussion Was anyone from the Hideout around during the 1st wave garage revival?"Was a huge Kurt fan and saw them many many times. Saw Smeggys cock more times than I'd like to admit! Gigs were always messy, it started as a spoof of Alien where one of the band 'exploded' and sent entrails everywhere. Sheeps lungs…"
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- 40 something African-American male, professional. Interests are electric guitars, tube amps, garage punk, raw rhythm & blooze, exploitation flicks, 45 rpm (vinyl is final).
- Favorite Music/Influences (list some bands, musicians, genres, etc.):
- garage punk, raw rhythm & blooze, raw groove funk
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- The Sadist
Dementia
Lady in a Cage
A Face in the Crowd
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- Hot Slop (now Soul Charge)
Flying Saucer Rock n Roll
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"I remember these guys. I liked their record, but in this video.... God, will someone please tune your guitars to the backing track!!!"
KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas replied to KK Dirty Money & Las Drogas's discussion A good old fashioned, intimate, punk rock house show: Deniz Tek (Radio Birdman) w/ Easy Action (John Brannon of Laughing Hyenas)"Cool! Thanks for sharing your story. That is intersting: the show in which you saw Tek, Morgan, and Gillespie on one stage is the tour that my personal friend, Al King, drummed for them (he and I were in a couple Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti bands together,…"
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