What's RockN Your Turntable?

[The Hydeouts]

I am always on the hunt for killer rock n' roll bands that I have yet to discover. Most weekends i search record bins or online for some tasty new or used vinyl to spin. So, what records are on heavy rotation on your sound system? Here are my top 3 records for this week.

1) The Points/ Maaster Gaiden split 7" (Big Action Records)

2) The King Khan and BBQ Show "Teabag Party 7" (Crypt)
3) Carbonas/ DieRotzz split 7"(Die Slaughterhaus Records)

[Mr Yates]

Skull Alcoholic - The Complete Solar Anus.
This Japanese doom/stoner/sludge epic has been pounding out of my speakers for the last couple of weeks.

[Nolte]

Yay! Mr. Butler! Thanks!
Records coming! Double Yay!

btw, I've just posted a short monks clips recorded with my digicam in videos.

[Hank Cockpit]

I finally got the Hubble Bubble LP... holy fucking shit.

[whatwave dave]

OK, just talked to Mike at Speed City about this...

[JensLowcut]

Spinning some 7s I'm gonna play tonite at my radioshow:

Cola Freaks 7"
The Ripoffs : European Tour Single 2007
Tunnel Of Love : Ghetto Child
The Wrists : MK Ultra
The Branded 7"
His Electro Blue Voice : Fog/Das
Human Eye : Spiders and their Kin
Rat Traps : New Flesh
The Vicious : Igen
The Stuckists : Art or Arse

[FeralJared]

Several Mummies Records
The Resonars: s/t
The Fells: Out of Time
The Knockout Pills: s/t
The King Khan and BBQ Show: s/t (in the red)
Mark Sultan: Sultanic Verses
The Gories: Outta Here
The Gories: I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'

[BEATLEJUICE]

the easybeats'' vol.3 '' , the satilliters '' where do we go?'' the stoneage hearts '' gulity as sin '' the attack '' about time '', the times '' go '' , monkees '' headquarters - deluxe '' the barracudas '' dropout '', the hexxers 1st (only?) cd , the wigs '' file under: pop vocals'' ( milwaukee power pop 1981) dom marnari '' popsided guitar '', nuggets '' vol. 1 ,2 & 3'' , the stems '' at first sight '' , just to name a few

[NeverForever]

Currently listening to following records:
1) Cocoma dto LP
2) Carbonas dto LP
3) Alley Cats 1979 - 1982 LP
4) Devil Doll - Return of the eve CD
5) V.A. - I hate cd's: Norton records CD

[Alanna]

I'm a rock 'n' roll fan too, but this entire week I've been listening to this pop artist named Declan Galbraith. There's this cover of "House of the Rising Sun" on his myspace, and it's so sick. I love it. You should check it out. www.myspace.com/declanmusic

[dumfuk]

I agree. It's a fucking genius album. One of the best reissues of '07. That Radioheartbeat label has a bunch of gems.

[Thee Strawberry Mynde]

Today I've been spinning The Adjusters 3rd album 'Otis Redding Will Save America'.
Must admit I wasn't too keen on this album when it was released. But it's one of those records that grows on you over time.

[Andy Butler]

My tastes come and go...depending on my mood...but recently...on my cd player.

:The Tubeway Army - The Pleasure, Gary Numan's band before 'Cars'...its quite punky, no synths, from 78' sessions.
:The Pointed Sticks - Waiting For The Real Thing, a great catchy comp. of their singles etc....much better than the Perfect Youth cd, which is a bit tame.
: Hollywood Brats - a 70's Brit. version of the New York Dolls, tracks like Sick On You pre-date punk by a few years...good party fun!

I dont listen to records as much as I should....but when I do, I have fave albums that just always sound great on vinyl....
:Devo - are we not men we are Devo- This first album sounds so damn good, and it never sounds old...and so far no cd release has captured its great warm sound.
: Joe Jackson - Look Sharp - great powerpop for parties.