recommend me some surf rock.
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Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
Hang Eleven (Mutant Surf Punks) on Cherry Red is quite a laugh, from some seriously heavy instrumental stuff thru to beauties like "The Day They Raised The Thames Barrier"...if you can find it, it might tickle your toes.
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Link Protrudi and the Jaymen are 
Obviously Link Wray and if you get some of the Crypt compilations or some of the Teenage Shutdown compilations there are some great surf rock type tracks on those ( as well as straight 60's garage )
Obviously Link Wray and if you get some of the Crypt compilations or some of the Teenage Shutdown compilations there are some great surf rock type tracks on those ( as well as straight 60's garage )Back From The Grave comps are great for that sort of thing too.
Surfing Lungs are cool
Dead Man's Curve too.
Beachbuggy are kind of surf meets the Fall
Surfing Lungs are cool
Dead Man's Curve too.
Beachbuggy are kind of surf meets the Fall
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
Dubversion said:
*cough*
savage henry said:
surely the name of a series of albums is at LEAST as useful as just listing a label, cribbage?
milesy said:i expect some kind soul probably wants to burn me a little taster CD of various stuff.
probably.
i can do that. it'll be better than that rubbish jungle cd you gave me too.
that was pants
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
milesy said:i expect some kind soul probably wants to burn me a little taster CD of various stuff.
probably.
I can do as well , since youv'e inspired me to put a load of my surf/garage rock stuff onto my computer now
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
milesy said:hoorah!!
i can give you some new model army records in return
It's a deal
Dub , I don't suppose youv'e got a copy of Surfin' the Nile by Link Protrudi and the Jaymen , I've been looking a for a copy for ages and it would great if you had it !
dirtysanta
Original Casual
akirajoel said:
BIN / BAN
Sir Belchalot
arenicola marina
The Barracudas - great live band who were around late 70's/early 80's. Sound people as well though what possessed Jeremy Gluck to up sticks from Canada to form a surf band in post-punk London is beyond me. See if you can get hold of their debut, 'Drop Out With The Barracudas'. Full of great pop songs like 'Somebody' and 'I Wish It Could Be '65 Again', even got in the lower reaches of the charts with some of their singles.
Sir Belchalot
arenicola marina
Good article on the Barracudas here:
http://www.nkvdrecords.com/barracud.htm
http://www.nkvdrecords.com/barracud.htm
BadlyDrawnGirl
Piano Tuna
If by that you refer to the Hard-Fi slight...dirtysanta said:
S-E-C-O-N-D-E-D!!!!
Mark me, give it ten years and they'll be spoken of in the same reverential tones as Dexys's are now.
pilchardman
Dances With Penguins
Dick Dale (obviously)
Link Wray
Agent Orange
Monsters From Mars
The Tremelo Wankers
Link Wray
Agent Orange
Monsters From Mars
The Tremelo Wankers
ouchmonkey
Singe Gainsbourg
they both rule.
Man Or Astroman seemed to be insanely prolific and the latter records got more and more to be sort of difficult experimental US art rock or something for their pure surf/space rock thang check out the older ones.
try 'Intravenous Television Continuum' or 'Your Weight On The Moon'
For Shadowy Men get 'Dim the Lights, Chill the Ham' - it's ace
Man Or Astroman are ace live too if you ever get the chance
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