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Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got anything
new you are listening to?
I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I think I
mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and reverb to
the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound and
some songs feature some sick fuzz.
The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff; good
to go back to the beginning.
Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
"Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has me
going back to these perennial favorites.
I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
ideas....so, whaddya got?
Thanks,
BN
Alright Brian, I'll play your game, I need a break anyway.
I spend about 2 hours a day in the car. So I'm ALWAYS rotating CDS,
I really don't have time to just sit around the house and listen to
surf albums! In my car right now...
"A Haunting We Will Go, the Ghastly Ones"
"Rare Surf Vol. 2 the South Bay Bands" This one is also on my stereo
in my studio, trying to figure out those Wheely McSidewalk(Larry
Carlton)leads. I dig the Nocturne stuff as well.
"The Phantom Surfers the Great Surf Crash of '97"
"Quarter Mile; Surfers Deal, The Daytonas"
"Let's Go, the Ventures"
Bill
www.reluctantaquanauts.com
--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
wrote:
>
> Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got
anything
> new you are listening to?
>
> I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I
think I
> mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and
reverb to
> the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
> The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
> percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound
and
> some songs feature some sick fuzz.
>
> The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
>
> I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff;
good
> to go back to the beginning.
>
> Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
> the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
> Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
>
> And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
> "Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
>
> And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has
me
> going back to these perennial favorites.
>
> I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
>
> Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
> ideas....so, whaddya got?
>
> Thanks,
> BN
Lots of Surf Coasters for me.
Got Soul Pilgrim and a non-burned copy of Around the World With.. the
other day.
I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much for it.
The Bambi Molester always get my love
and Slacktone is alway in my mind.
I also scored Banished to the Beach and Live at the Whisky.
I recently bought, and it hasn't arrived, The Finks, New Dimensions,
Pollo Del Mar(two albums), Surface Impression by the Surf Coasters($12
off of ebay), and some others. I think.
--- In , "supertwangreverb"
<supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
>
> Alright Brian, I'll play your game, I need a break anyway.
>
> I spend about 2 hours a day in the car. So I'm ALWAYS rotating CDS,
> I really don't have time to just sit around the house and listen to
> surf albums! In my car right now...
>
> "A Haunting We Will Go, the Ghastly Ones"
>
> "Rare Surf Vol. 2 the South Bay Bands" This one is also on my stereo
> in my studio, trying to figure out those Wheely McSidewalk(Larry
> Carlton)leads. I dig the Nocturne stuff as well.
>
> "The Phantom Surfers the Great Surf Crash of '97"
>
> "Quarter Mile; Surfers Deal, The Daytonas"
>
> "Let's Go, the Ventures"
>
> Bill
> www.reluctantaquanauts.com
>
> --- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got
> anything
> > new you are listening to?
> >
> > I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I
> think I
> > mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and
> reverb to
> > the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
> > The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
> > percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound
> and
> > some songs feature some sick fuzz.
> >
> > The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
> >
> > I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff;
> good
> > to go back to the beginning.
> >
> > Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
> > the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
> > Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
> >
> > And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
> > "Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
> >
> > And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has
> me
> > going back to these perennial favorites.
> >
> > I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
> >
> > Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
> > ideas....so, whaddya got?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > BN
Insect Surfers- Satellite Beach
The Madeira- demos
The Hellbenders
Django Twango
Surf Coasters live shows from the 2005 tour
and, fwiw, the new U2 CD is a sonic treat
fd
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Did the Surf Coasters record every show?
And the new U2 album is a nice sonic treat. Not their best but good.
--- In , Ferenc Dobronyi <ferencnd@y...>
wrote:
> Insect Surfers- Satellite Beach
> The Madeira- demos
> The Hellbenders
> Django Twango
> Surf Coasters live shows from the 2005 tour
>
> and, fwiw, the new U2 CD is a sonic treat
>
> fd
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--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
wrote:
>
> Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got
anything
> new you are listening to?
>
> I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I
think I
> mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and
reverb to
> the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
> The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
> percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound
and
> some songs feature some sick fuzz.
>
> The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
>
> I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff;
good
> to go back to the beginning.
>
> Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
> the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
> Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
>
> And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
> "Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
>
> And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has
me
> going back to these perennial favorites.
>
> I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
>
> Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
> ideas....so, whaddya got?
>
> Thanks,
> BN
Hey, I just picked up the Impacts reissue from del-fi the album is
called "wipe out" and maybe you've already heard it, it was mastered
like crap but I'm glad I bought it.
I remember I also bought a Sentinals album as well.
--- In , "plvttr" <plvttr@y...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got
> anything
> > new you are listening to?
> >
> > I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I
> think I
> > mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and
> reverb to
> > the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
> > The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
> > percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound
> and
> > some songs feature some sick fuzz.
> >
> > The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
> >
> > I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff;
> good
> > to go back to the beginning.
> >
> > Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
> > the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
> > Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
> >
> > And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
> > "Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
> >
> > And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has
> me
> > going back to these perennial favorites.
> >
> > I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
> >
> > Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
> > ideas....so, whaddya got?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > BN
> Hey, I just picked up the Impacts reissue from del-fi the album is
> called "wipe out" and maybe you've already heard it, it was mastered
> like crap but I'm glad I bought it.
Dancehall Stringbusters
War of the Surf Guitars
All Straitjackets
Neil Young- Zuma and On The Beach
Surf Creature
Slightly Stoopid-Live and Direct
You Asked,I Told
The Hodaddy
>From: "Brian Neal" <>
>Reply-To:
>To:
>Subject: [SurfGuitar101] What are you listening to?
>Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 23:21:16 -0000
>
>
>
>Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got anything
>new you are listening to?
>
>I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I think I
>mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and reverb to
>the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
>The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
>percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound and
>some songs feature some sick fuzz.
>
>The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
>
>I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff; good
>to go back to the beginning.
>
>Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
>the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
>Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
>
>And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
>"Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
>
>And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has me
>going back to these perennial favorites.
>
>I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
>
>Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
>ideas....so, whaddya got?
>
>Thanks,
>BN
>
>
>
>
>
>
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--- In , "Jacob Dobner"
<jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
>
> Lots of Surf Coasters for me.
>
> Got Soul Pilgrim and a non-burned copy of Around the World With..
> the other day.
>
> I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much for it.
I love, LOVE that album!!! Jacob, definitely give it more of a
chance. Not the most melodic band around, but on that album there
are some songs where these guys just GO OFF!! Some of the highest-
energy surf music ever, I think.
> I recently bought, and it hasn't arrived,... Surface Impression by
the Surf Coasters($12 off of ebay),
You bastard!!!!! I've been looking for that one forever!
:)
Ivan
I'm trying to remember how much I paid for it. Oh yeah, $12.
Another copy ended on ebay on Saturday. I tried to get that as well.
Pipeline magazine jacked the price up. I am really looking for Surf is
Dead since it doesn't appear it can be bought on any of the sites. I
am looking to buy off of Amazon.co.jp soon. They have great prices as
does CDJapan.co.jp. I don't know who I'll order from yet. Surfdelic,
Surf Attack and two others are next. Propably self titled and Easter.
Who knows.
--- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...> wrote:
>
> You bastard!!!!! I've been looking for that one forever!
> :)
>
> Ivan
Slacktone - Live in Berlin
The Soundtrack of Our Lives - Origin Vol. 1
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: Thomas Wellington
To:
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 7:08 PM
Subject: RE: [SurfGuitar101] What are you listening to?
Dancehall Stringbusters
War of the Surf Guitars
All Straitjackets
Neil Young- Zuma and On The Beach
Surf Creature
Slightly Stoopid-Live and Direct
You Asked,I Told
The Hodaddy
>From: "Brian Neal" <>
>Reply-To:
>To:
>Subject: [SurfGuitar101] What are you listening to?
>Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 23:21:16 -0000
>
>
>
>Well we haven't done this in a while, so we are overdue. Got anything
>new you are listening to?
>
>I somewhat recently picked up The Wet Tones "Mucho Reverbo", I think I
>mentioned this...very good trad sounding stuff. Jag tone and reverb to
>the max. And also The 50 Foot Combo's "Go Hunting", also very good.
>The 50 footers have a unique sound, I think they must have an extra
>percussion player...it adds a lot. They have a very garagey sound and
>some songs feature some sick fuzz.
>
>The new live Slacktone is really awesome.
>
>I've also been listening to a lot of old 60's surf. Great stuff; good
>to go back to the beginning.
>
>Still listening to The Treble Spankers and The Beat Tornados to get
>the Euro/Scando take on surf... (so did we decide that Norway is in
>Europe or Scandinavia?? <ducking under desk>)
>
>And I was VERY LUCKY and scored a copy of John & The Nightriders
>"Banished To The Beach" compilation of 80's stuff on CD. AWESOME!
>
>And, all the talk about the Ghastly Ones and Satan's Pilgrims has me
>going back to these perennial favorites.
>
>I still like the new Bitch Boys "Ride The First Wave".
>
>Anyway, I am itching to pick up something new and was fishing for
>ideas....so, whaddya got?
>
>Thanks,
>BN
>
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--- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "Jacob Dobner"
> <jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
...
> > I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much for it.
>
> I love, LOVE that album!!! Jacob, definitely give it more of a
> chance. Not the most melodic band around, but on that album there
> are some songs where these guys just GO OFF!! Some of the highest-
> energy surf music ever, I think.
Yeah, me too. A few years ago I knew nothing about The Bomboras, just
people raving about them on Cowabunga. Imagine my surprise when I
found "Head Shrinkin' Fun" at a used CD store over lunch one day. I
think I paid 5 or 6 bucks for it. Boy did that make my day. There is
some great stuff on there! Definitely give it another listen. When you
get all those guys with their guitars, organs, and drums pointed in
the right direction...look out! That's some crazy, wild ass stuff there!
BN
--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
wrote:
>
> --- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...>
wrote:
> >
> > --- In , "Jacob Dobner"
> > <jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
> ...
> > > I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much
for it.
> >
> > I love, LOVE that album!!! Jacob, definitely give it more of a
> > chance. Not the most melodic band around, but on that album
there
> > are some songs where these guys just GO OFF!! Some of the
highest-
> > energy surf music ever, I think.
>
> Yeah, me too. A few years ago I knew nothing about The Bomboras,
just
> people raving about them on Cowabunga. Imagine my surprise when I
> found "Head Shrinkin' Fun" at a used CD store over lunch one day. I
> think I paid 5 or 6 bucks for it. Boy did that make my day. There is
> some great stuff on there! Definitely give it another listen. When
you
> get all those guys with their guitars, organs, and drums pointed in
> the right direction...look out! That's some crazy, wild ass stuff
there!
Brian and me - separated at birth?? ;)
I have to say also that I think Dave Klein is probably one of the
VERY best drummers in the nineties surf, and definitely the most
underrated. When I listen to him I often find myself thinking that I
like hearing this guy playing surf even more than Dusty! He's got a
more traditional style than Dusty and he's heavy on the snare, which
I'm crazy about. And he's just freakin' explosive!!
Long live Dave Klein!
Ivan
I still plan to get the other Bombora albums. It wasn't terrible.
Didn't really care for the vocal numbers. To me Man or Astro-Man?
holds a monopoly on the good vocal instrumental surf tunes. And I got
a Finks album which hasn't came. Members of the Finks became the Bomboras?
Speaking of Man or Astro-Man? vocal numbers. I just love Mermaid Love.
What an amazing song.
--- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > --- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...>
> wrote:
> > >
> > > --- In , "Jacob Dobner"
> > > <jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
> > ...
> > > > I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much
> for it.
> > >
> > > I love, LOVE that album!!! Jacob, definitely give it more of a
> > > chance. Not the most melodic band around, but on that album
> there
> > > are some songs where these guys just GO OFF!! Some of the
> highest-
> > > energy surf music ever, I think.
> >
> > Yeah, me too. A few years ago I knew nothing about The Bomboras,
> just
> > people raving about them on Cowabunga. Imagine my surprise when I
> > found "Head Shrinkin' Fun" at a used CD store over lunch one day. I
> > think I paid 5 or 6 bucks for it. Boy did that make my day. There is
> > some great stuff on there! Definitely give it another listen. When
> you
> > get all those guys with their guitars, organs, and drums pointed in
> > the right direction...look out! That's some crazy, wild ass stuff
> there!
>
> Brian and me - separated at birth?? ;)
>
> I have to say also that I think Dave Klein is probably one of the
> VERY best drummers in the nineties surf, and definitely the most
> underrated. When I listen to him I often find myself thinking that I
> like hearing this guy playing surf even more than Dusty! He's got a
> more traditional style than Dusty and he's heavy on the snare, which
> I'm crazy about. And he's just freakin' explosive!!
>
> Long live Dave Klein!
>
> Ivan
I agree with what Brian and Ivan are saying here about Head
Shrinkin' Fun. Jacob, listen to it again man!
I spoke with Gregg recently, he actually gave us a really cool
review of our album, so it's always nice to hear that from people
you've looked up to. To go along with what Ivan and Brian are
trying to get across about the Bomboras(I think)...they were REALLY
explosive and full of energy, but in more of a traditional sense
than someone like Slacktone or the Surf Coasters, which are two
bands I'm sure a lot here would say are full of energy.
When I spoke with Gregg, he said Organ Grinder was his favorite
album, and I have to agree. The vocals on that album are REALLY
great. But he did say overall he wasn't very happy with their
sounds in the studio, and thought they were a much better live
band. I would have enjoyed seeing these guys live. Gregg got a
great sound from his Stratocaster BTW.
Bill
www.reluctantaquanauts.com
--- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...>
wrote:
>
> --- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > --- In , "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...>
> wrote:
> > >
> > > --- In , "Jacob Dobner"
> > > <jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
> > ...
> > > > I got the Bombora's Head Shrinkin' Fun and I don't care much
> for it.
> > >
> > > I love, LOVE that album!!! Jacob, definitely give it more of
a
> > > chance. Not the most melodic band around, but on that album
> there
> > > are some songs where these guys just GO OFF!! Some of the
> highest-
> > > energy surf music ever, I think.
> >
> > Yeah, me too. A few years ago I knew nothing about The Bomboras,
> just
> > people raving about them on Cowabunga. Imagine my surprise when I
> > found "Head Shrinkin' Fun" at a used CD store over lunch one
day. I
> > think I paid 5 or 6 bucks for it. Boy did that make my day.
There is
> > some great stuff on there! Definitely give it another listen.
When
> you
> > get all those guys with their guitars, organs, and drums pointed
in
> > the right direction...look out! That's some crazy, wild ass
stuff
> there!
>
> Brian and me - separated at birth?? ;)
>
> I have to say also that I think Dave Klein is probably one of the
> VERY best drummers in the nineties surf, and definitely the most
> underrated. When I listen to him I often find myself thinking
that I
> like hearing this guy playing surf even more than Dusty! He's got
a
> more traditional style than Dusty and he's heavy on the snare,
which
> I'm crazy about. And he's just freakin' explosive!!
>
> Long live Dave Klein!
>
> Ivan
>>Members of the Finks became the Bomboras?
You bet they did. The others went on to the Huntington Cads. I've
read a few interviews and it seems like there was a little feud or
something. The Bomboras made a remark that they had the "up-up" sound
because they played REALLY loud, and the Huntington Cads had the "down-
down" sound because they played very quite. IMO the Bomboras were a
better band.
Bill
www.reluctantaquanauts.com
im finally starting to get into the mermen's " the amazing california..."
the fibbonaccis - repressed.
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--- Jacob Dobner <> wrote:
>
> Did the Surf Coasters record every show?
No, but people who taped the shows were nice enough to
send copies. The KFJC show is really well recorded and
performed...
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Jake is currently in Lords of Altamont and I think he was also in The
Invisible Men. I know at least one of the Bomboras was. There was also
Lord Hunt and his Missing Finks, a small side project. I don't know much
about that one, except I think Jake and Dave were in that too, but
someone feel free to add to that. Before the Finks were the
Witchdoctors, which were more garage and fuzz. I forget which
Finks/Bomboras members were in that band. The Headless Hearsemen sound
like the Witchdoctors.
-K
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 02:42:29 -0000 "supertwangreverb"
<> writes:
>
>
> >>Members of the Finks became the Bomboras?
>
>
> You bet they did. The others went on to the Huntington Cads. I've
>
> read a few interviews and it seems like there was a little feud or
> something. The Bomboras made a remark that they had the "up-up"
> sound
> because they played REALLY loud, and the Huntington Cads had the
> "down-
> down" sound because they played very quite. IMO the Bomboras were a
>
> better band.
>
> Bill
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I have the KFJC, and Las Vegas shows. I also have the Blank from last
year. Rev Willis recorded that one. I want to find his e-mail to see
if I can get the other shows he recorded from him. I don't have
anything to trade though. I also noticed he had a Space Cossacks show
from 1997 or 98. Maybe I could trade him a bootleg of our first show.
--- In , Ferenc Dobronyi <ferencnd@y...>
wrote:
>
> --- Jacob Dobner <jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Did the Surf Coasters record every show?
>
> No, but people who taped the shows were nice enough to
> send copies. The KFJC show is really well recorded and
> performed...
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