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New here also, great suggestions. Thanks...

Never Felt So Sane...

Great thread! takes a bit of searching to find some of these acts, youtube can be very helpful

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indeed, youtube has been pretty useful for me too Smile

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You Will fall in love with The Space Cossacks

Also u should hear Five Outsiders, The Maeira, The Ghastly Ones, The Barbwires, and The Cavernarios

And Los Cartablanca of course XD

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That's sounds pretty good man, tocan bien. I like the bongo's. Ya tienen rato tocando?

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for anyone who's trying to find any of these bands, i've managed to find about 90% of them on grooveshark.com

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Ha!!
so predictable

Jeff(bigtikidude)

bigtikidude wrote:

Ha!!
so predictable

whoa bud...
what is so predictable? Post says new to surf music any suggestions.
with the exception of FrankieStein and the ghouls and Ventures ... I think anyone listening to these for the first time would dig this group of records. I know I did. These are the records that really pulled me into playing surf music. Its what I like. I have 100s of records...but I always come back to my roots.(core favorites)

weirdee13 wrote:

with the exception of FrankieStein and the ghouls and
Ventures ... I think anyone listening to these for the
first time would dig this group of records.

I question the taste of anyone who wouldn't also like that Ventures LP.

That was excessively violent and completely unnecessary. I loved it.

If u Like Surf u will Like Spaghetti Western

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One particular comp I've found to be an excellent introduction to "What is surf?" is Del-Fi's Wild Surf. It contains 24 stellar first-wave tracks by The Lively Ones, The Centurions, Dave Myers & The Surftones, The Sentinals, The Impacts, The Surfmen, The Surfaris, The Pharos and The Gonzos. It's really difficult to believe that anyone could listen to this entire album and not "get it," at least at an introductory level.

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My son Jeff grew up listening to some of them. I think he likes Surf music.

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thanks for the suggestion jonpaul....i found a used copy for $5 and am looking forward to hearing it.

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JONPAUL wrote:

One particular comp I've found to be an excellent
introduction to "What is surf?" is Del-Fi's Wild
Surf
. It contains 24 stellar first-wave tracks by The
Lively Ones, The Centurions, Dave Myers & The
Surftones, The Sentinals, The Impacts, The Surfmen, The
Surfaris, The Pharos and The Gonzos. It's really
difficult to believe that anyone could listen to this
entire album and not "get it," at least at an
introductory level.

JonPaul, that's indeed a great comp, but I think there's one out there even better, the one that got me into surf music pretty seriously back in '91. "Guitar Player Magazine Presents: Legends of Guitar - Surf, Vol. 1". For my money, this remains THEE best first wave comp to this very day, though it's been out of print for a long time. It was lovingly compiled by John Blair who also provided in-depth liner notes. And it was released by Rhino, who did their usual great job with everything else. Check out this selection of songs, 18 in total:

Dick Dale – A Run For Life
The Lively Ones – Surf Rider
The Chantays – Beyond
The Sentinals – Latin'ia
The Astronauts – Baja
Eddie & The Showmen – Squad Car
The Challengers – Tidal Wave
PJ & The Galaxies – Tally Ho!
The Ventures – Diamond Head
Johnny Fortune – Soul Surfer
The Original Surfaris – Bombora
Jim Messina & His Jesters – The Jester
The Avantis – Gypsy Surfer
Bobby Fuller & The Fanatics – Our Favorite Martian
The Tornadoes – Bustin' Surfboards
The Surfaris – Point Panic
The Fender IV– Mar Gaya
The Crossfires – Fiberglass Jungle

The only surf releases I had before I got this CD was a Challengers best-of and some Beach Boys. Hearing all the above tracks was, well, pretty eye-opening! In fact, I've been revisiting this comp the last couple of days, and it still sounds as great as it did back when I first got it. It just works!

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Cartablanca wrote:

You Will fall in love with The Space Cossacks

Also u should hear Five Outsiders, The Maeira, The
Ghastly Ones, The Barbwires, and The Cavernarios

And Los Cartablanca of course XD

Damn! That video rocks!

Danny Snyder

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+1 Danny - Loved that video!

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