I make no secret of my love for the music of The Smashing Pumpkins. Great band.Tracks
1) Stand Inside Your Love
2) Speed Kills
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I make no secret of my love for the music of The Smashing Pumpkins. Great band.
This one was recorded in a tin-hut in the middle of nowhere and there was a massive rainstorm at the time. But the good news is, it doesn't jump once which is a miracle. I don't know if this came with a picture cover but mine didn't. This is marked "demo record, not for sale" on the label but I don't think thats an excuse for the tin-hut and rain. If there was a free helpline for abused 7'' records then this one would be right on the phone. Great tune though.
Have some Rats. Probably Sir Bob's last good musical moment.
Don't laugh,I like this one. I paid 25p for this! I had money to throw away back in those days.
You'd just as well have another Dead Kennedy's one while I'm here. Haven't heard Saturday Night Holocaust for a few years and really enjoyed listening to that again. Much better than the A side in my humble opinion.
A very underated single from the DK's. What a great band these lot were. I only wish I had seen them. This comes with lyric insert (woopie I hear you shout)
Some classic deejay reggae from Kingston,Jamaica. Not really an anthology as his had many more albums and songs than whats on this. But this is a good place to start if you are a novice on all things Dillinger. Click on the 2nd cover for the tracklist as I'm too damned lazy to type it all out.
Today is the birthday of one Jimmy Pursey. Many happy returns Jimbo. To celebrate such an event I bring you another not so easy to find Sham 12'' Tracks 2 and 3 are from the album, Volunteer but the extended version is not on any album.
Just for a change, some Metallica for you. Nowhere near as good as the original of course. This is what is written on the label........
The great Stiff Little Fingers frontman Mr Jake Burns with his Big Wheel. Nothing like SLF unfortunately and nowhere near as good. Luckily Burns reformed his Fingers and chucked his Big Wheels in the bin. There, I really sold this one to you didn't I. I'll be seeing SLF again on the 27th March and I can't wait.
And another version of Frank Sinatra's My Way, this time by the legend that is Shane MacGowan. Does a good job of it too. My favourite on this CD is The Song With No Name. Brilliant MacGowan as ever.
This one needs no introduction. I wonder how many people are browsing for porn right now and come across "the biggest blow" mediafire link and download this one : - )
If theres one band the Punks always accepted it has to be Motorhead. Even the most narrow-minded Mohawk would have a good old pogo to Lemmy & co. Well this one isn't particulary good for them and not up to the standard of their eariler stuff on the Bronze label (in my opinion) Having said that, its still good because its Motorhead! Why they ever wondered onto the Epic label is beyond me.
Some more Siouxsie for ya. Another one I've always liked. B side is wierd but good with it.
A remixed version of The Colours from 1988. Nothing could beat Ironmasters though and you can find that and much more just across the road over at Gary's house http://asfm.blogspot.com/
Pop actually hasn't eaten itself yet but its well on the way.Fair play to this this band for at least trying to do a Hawkwind cover on the B side but a 2 minute Orgone Accumulator was never going to work was it? I like the A side so I don't care.


The follow up single to the famous British hit single, Is Vic There?. This one only just touched the outer reaches of the UK chart but was better in my most humble of opinions. Theres a French version of Is Vic There on this as well. Whatever happened to these Londoners?
These weren't amongst my favourite bands by any stretch but I like this one. The B side reminds of Jello Biafra for some reason.
Jimmy Pursey's new band (Day 21) are up and running and they don't disappoint
