Showing posts with label Surf Punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surf Punk. Show all posts

Friday, June 29, 2012

The Clitter Clatter Of Skateboards In My Ears Redux


Jonny Manak And The Depressives
1.2 Jiggawatts
2008

Jonny sent me a nice note with blessings and the new happenin' with our favorite manaks. In addition to working on a new album in HIS VERY OWN STUDIO he managed to work on a new son!
A very happy man.


Jonny Manak is a busy man. The professional skater is a ridiculously prolific musician who not only performs in numerous bands on various instruments but also fronts his own pet project, Jonny Manak & The Depressives. JM&D is a wild combination of rock n’ roll influences from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. There are elements of surf rock, rockabilly, punk and 60’s/70’s garage rock littered throughout their songs. Imagine Chuck Berry and Dick Dale playing classic rock with members of The Ramones and you’ve got the right idea. The group started two years ago when Manak decided to go solo after having played guitar, bass or drums for The Cliftons, Clay Wheels, The Odd Numbers, The Forgotten, Fang and many others. He wrote and recorded his debut, Rebound Town, on his own, playing all instruments himself. The record proved to be a huge local and underground hit and received rave reviews from Razorcake, Rhapsody, Absolutepunk.net, Skratch and many others as well as airplay on college, satellite, internet and commercial radio. JM&D recently released their second full-length album, 1.21 Jiggawatts. This time around, Manak recorded the album with his live band a.k.a. bassist Kris Perez, drummer Steve Campbell and guitarist Jake Griffiths. The group has performed nearly 200 shows in their two years together as a band. They most recently performed at the Refreshing Sounds Session in Amsterdam hosted by Heineken. They played a full set and had one of their songs remixed by three different local DJ’s that same night as part of a competition. Manak is also a professional skateboarder with his own deck, courtesy of Beer Run Skateboards. He skates for E’s Shoes, Sessions Clothing, Kronik Energy Drinks, Halos Bearings, Gripped Ape and Circle-A.

Tracklist

01. Eat Me Alive
02. 1.21 Jiggawatts
03. Spend My Time
04. Rock n' Roll Penetration
05. Smashed
06. Got My Back
07. Hey You, Get Your Damn Hands Off Of Her!
08. Prettiest Girl
09. Paranoid Boy
10. They Got A Pool
11. Rock n' Roll Queenie
12. Kid Again
13. Enchantment Under The Sea
14. Future Ex-Wife
15. Acting Young

Get it HERE
 

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Good To The Last Drop

One of the many fine things about running this blog for the last five years has been the random acts of kindness exibited by the readers. While there has been little in the way of comments over the last year, the few that appear are always by someone willing to provide a little "give" for their "take". After a request for additional tunes by the Amino Acids I reposted the two CDs that I do have. I was pleasently suprised by a follow-up message containing the two additional CD's. Our friend in need turned into a friend in deed as the files are for Man... In The Universe? and their EP We Are Aliens. Submitted by the carp.

1999

Troop 666

Vesspa

We Are Alien?

Ejector Seat

There Were Abducted By Us

Track 6


Get it HERE

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Let These Little Dittys Pierce Your Brain




The Coffin Daggers
The Coffin Daggers EP
2005
Ripped @ a piercing 320
Re-upped
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The Coffin Daggers are a self-proclaimed surf/punk/sci-fi band from New York City. The band was formed in 1999 in New York City, in which it has grown a supportive following. The band has toured America and Europe and often performs with horror film footage as part of their act. The Coffin Daggers' energy-driven and fast-paced performances are able to satisfy the needs of even the biggest surf-a-billy junkies.
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Tracklist:

1    Coffin Dagger
2    Shark Attack
3    Parasite
4    Cats Eye
5    Monster from ID
6    Caravan
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Get it HERE

Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Get A New Set Of Batteries And Let This Get Your Buzz On




Los Vibradores
Vuelven Desde El Infierno (Return From Hell)
2004
Have only been able to find this @128 but it's still well worth the download.
Presentado por la exótica belleza Lady PuaJ.
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Instrumental Surf Rock band from the city of Viña del Mar, Chile. Established in September 2002 by four characters: Cristian, Marco, and Carlos Gonzalo. Toccata highlights in the former jail in the radio Musicamara Let Valentine.
New album due out soon. Keep an eye out for it!
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Tracklist in Google English
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01. It's Time to die every disgusting Malditos Undesirable
02. The Electric
03. Brightness in the eyes of the lecherous necrophiliac profaner
04. The Mystery of Death Dance of Liliana, the Vampire A Go-Go
05. The agonizing free fall Trapecista that challenged the Endangered Running your Security Act Without Mesh
o6. Cane (rip) Half Day on the shores of the Red Sea
07. The Egyptian Curses Eternas Seth topic for long and boring
08. Rhythm Ago-Go
09. What was not heard of the meeting was not forbidden between Mary Magdalene and Jesus of Nazareth
10. In that tree hangs the corpse of the Taliban who was caught Betrayer Bailando Twist
11. The Incredible Odyssey of vibrators escaped the evil clutches of Ghenghis Khan
12. The Lolos Zombies rise from the tomb Bailando a rampant Satanic RockandRoll
13. Demolition
14. The highlands of sorrows and joys that I know Surfer Boliviano Sea
15. Fantasia De Blues in The Satanic Mayor's Incidental Music for Spiderman
16. The Vibrators Hell After returning from his Seal Pact To get it Fame, Girls And Eterno R&R
17. In that tree hangs the corpse was that of the Taliban Traitor Surprised Bailando Twist (Remix) by Heavy Metal Orchestra.

Tracklist in native tongue
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01. Llegó la Hora de que Mueran Todos los Malditos Asquerosos Indeseables
02. El Eléctrico
03. El Brillo Lascivo en los Ojos del Profanador Necrofílico
04. El Misterioso Baile de la Muerte de Liliana, la Vampira A Go-Go
05. La Angustiante Caída Libre del Trapecista que Desafió el Peligro Ejecutando su Acto Sin Malla de Seguridad
o6. Caña (resaca) de Medio Día en las Costas del Mar Rojo
07. Las Eternas Maldiciones Egipcias de Seth para los Tema Largos y Aburridos
08. Ritmo Ago-Go
09. Lo Que No Se Vió Ni Se Escuchó del Encuentro Prohibido Entre María Magdalena y Jesús de Nazareth
10. En aquél Árbol Cuelga el Cadaver del Talibán Traidor que Fue Sorprendido Bailando Twist
11. La Increible Odisea de Los Vibradores Escapando de Las Maléficas Garras de Ghenghis Khan
12. Los Lolos Zombies se Levantan de la Tumba Bailando un Desenfrenado Rockandroll Satánico
13. Demolición
14. Las Penas y Alegrias Altiplanicas del Surfer Boliviano que Quería Conocer El Mar
15. Fantasia De Blues Satánico en La Mayor para la Música Incidental del Hombre Araña
16. Los Vibradores Regresan Desde El Infierno Tras Sellar su Pacto Para Consegir Fama, Chicas Y Eterno R&R
17. En aquel Árbol Cuelga el Cadaver del Taliban Traidor que fue Sorprendido Bailando Twist (Remix) Por La Heavy Metal Orquestra
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Get it HERE

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

O.C. Homeboys


The Ziggens
Chicken Out!
1998
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From my end of town.
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Biography by Alex Henderson
Known for their eccentric, goofy, humorous way of blending punk and surf rock (sometimes with a definite country influence), the Ziggens aren't a major name in the rock world but have enjoyed a small cult following since the early '90s. The Ziggens have always been based in Orange County, CA, just south of Los Angeles -- a logical place for artists who are into surf rock -- and the four-man band has a long list of influences from different musical eras. Clearly, they're into '60s surf favorites like the Ventures, Jan & Dean, and the Beach Boys -- they've even been compared to Annette Funicello -- but they're hardly an exact replica of artists from the Lyndon Johnson years; their sound also owes a lot to old-school punk bands of the '70s and '80s. The Ziggens (who like to describe their quirky approach as "cowpunksurfabilly") have never been known for taking themselves too seriously; they obviously identify with punk's more fun and lighthearted side, which means that they have more in common with the Ramones and the Dickies than with militant, angrily sociopolitical agitators like the Sex Pistols, the Dead Kennedys, the Clash, and early T.S.O.L. (before T.S.O.L. got away from left-wing politics and reinvented themselves as a heavy metal band along the lines of AC/DC, Accept, and Dokken). Think of the Ramones performing "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker" and "Rockaway Beach" or the Dickies pounding out the nutty "You Drive Me Ape, You Big Gorilla" -- that's the type of wacky, absurdist punk that has had a major impact on the Ziggens. And when the Orange County residents incorporate country influences, one is reminded of rockabilly and classic honky tonk rather than slick, glossy country-pop or countrypolitan -- in other words, they sound like they've more likely to listen to Buck Owens, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, or Merle Haggard than Kathy Mattea or Trisha Yearwood.After their formation in 1990, the Ziggens provided several albums in the '90s and early 2000s and recorded for the Skunk and Cornerstone labels. In 2003, Cornerstone released a best-of collection titled Greatest Zits: 1990-2003, which spanned 13 years and contained a variety of material that the Ziggens had selected themselves. The Ziggens' lineup has included head honcho/founder Bert Susanka, aka Bert Ziggen, on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Jon Poutney, aka Jon Ziggen, on bass, Dickie Ziggen on lead guitar, and Brad Conyers, aka Brad Ziggen, on drums and background vocals.
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Tracklist

1 Something About a Waitress
2 Goober Got a Girlfriend
3 That Night in Georgia
4 Mystery Lunch
5 It's Great to Be Unemployed
6 Huntington Beach
7 I Hate Girls and Cars and I Cold Beer
8 I Am Afraid
9 Heart Attack
10 Burpin' U.S.A.
11 Sober Up
12 Mrs. Brown
13 Pizza by the Slice
14 Real Presents
15 Dinah Shore
16 Tent City
17 Tie One On
18 Instant Christmas
19 Hyundai Monday
20 I'm Eatin to Shove My Feelings Down
21 The Cheese in Wisconsin
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Friday, January 09, 2009

You Can Take The High Road, You Can Take the Low Road


Bad Karma Beckons

Mutate And Survive

1986

Not much info to be found out there. If anyone has more, please share.

Mad Irish Surf Punk. Good enough for me. Give it a spin. Let me know what you think.

1 Do Da Snake
2 Nobody Home
3 Beach Boy
4 Fool's Game
5 Teenage Werewolf's Bride
6 Goin' Nowhere
7 Can't Stop
8 Six Brides For Jerry Lee

http://rapidshare.com/files/181541730/Bad_Karma_Beckons_-_Mutate_And_Survive.rar