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I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick Dale,
The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts. Any
reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
Here are a few of my favorites, in no order.
60's:
Eddie and the Showmen(Squad Car CD)
Jim Messina and the Jesters(Dragsters)
the New Dimensions(Sundazed best of)
The Crossfires(Out of Control)
The Astronauts(Rarities)(Competition Coupe/Surfin' with)
The Lively Ones(Hang Five!)
Randy Holden(Fender IV/Son's of Adam)
90's:
the Treblemakers(Doomsday Device)(Flippin the Bird with)
Satan's Pilgrims(At Home with)(Around the World with) Stay away from
(Soul Pilgrim)
the Bomboras(Organ Grinder)
00's
the Reluctant Aquanauts "soon to be released"
the Nebulas(It's Go Time!)
Bill
www.freewebs.com/reluctantaquanauts
--- In , "storm_static_sleep"
<storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
> across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick
Dale,
> The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts.
Any
> reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
Here' a few more for you:
1960's:
The Tornadoes: Bustin' Surfboards
The Ventures: Surfing
The Chantays
The Pyramids
1980s
Agent Orange
The Surf Raiders
1990s
The Space Cossacks
Jon & the Nightriders
Slacktone
2000s
the Bitch Boys
--- supertwangreverb <> wrote:
>
>
> Here are a few of my favorites, in no order.
>
> 60's:
> Eddie and the Showmen(Squad Car CD)
> Jim Messina and the Jesters(Dragsters)
> the New Dimensions(Sundazed best of)
> The Crossfires(Out of Control)
> The Astronauts(Rarities)(Competition Coupe/Surfin' with)
> The Lively Ones(Hang Five!)
> Randy Holden(Fender IV/Son's of Adam)
>
> 90's:
> the Treblemakers(Doomsday Device)(Flippin the Bird with)
> Satan's Pilgrims(At Home with)(Around the World with)
> Stay away from
> (Soul Pilgrim)
> the Bomboras(Organ Grinder)
>
> 00's
> the Reluctant Aquanauts "soon to be released"
> the Nebulas(It's Go Time!)
>
>
> Bill
> www.freewebs.com/reluctantaquanauts
>
>
> --- In ,
> "storm_static_sleep"
> <storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it
> hard to come
> > across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening
> to Dick
> Dale,
> > The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the
> Cosmonauts.
> Any
> > reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
>
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Cosmonauti-Bikini Angel: it is a great Italian surf album
The Bambi Molesters-Dumb Loud Hollow Twang Deluxe: Hawaii Joe is worth
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The Nebulas-Nebula One: Almost as good as It's Go Time!
Toes on the Nose: Compilation of a bunch of great '60s surf guitarists
Los Mel-Tones-Surf Sensation: Over 30 tracks and 77 minutes long
--- In , DP <noetical1@y...> wrote:
> Here' a few more for you:
>
> 1960's:
> The Tornadoes: Bustin' Surfboards
> The Ventures: Surfing
> The Chantays
> The Pyramids
>
> 1980s
> Agent Orange
> The Surf Raiders
>
> 1990s
> The Space Cossacks
> Jon & the Nightriders
> Slacktone
>
> 2000s
> the Bitch Boys
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- supertwangreverb <supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Here are a few of my favorites, in no order.
> >
> > 60's:
> > Eddie and the Showmen(Squad Car CD)
> > Jim Messina and the Jesters(Dragsters)
> > the New Dimensions(Sundazed best of)
> > The Crossfires(Out of Control)
> > The Astronauts(Rarities)(Competition Coupe/Surfin' with)
> > The Lively Ones(Hang Five!)
> > Randy Holden(Fender IV/Son's of Adam)
> >
> > 90's:
> > the Treblemakers(Doomsday Device)(Flippin the Bird with)
> > Satan's Pilgrims(At Home with)(Around the World with)
> > Stay away from
> > (Soul Pilgrim)
> > the Bomboras(Organ Grinder)
> >
> > 00's
> > the Reluctant Aquanauts "soon to be released"
> > the Nebulas(It's Go Time!)
> >
> >
> > Bill
> > www.freewebs.com/reluctantaquanauts
> >
> >
> > --- In ,
> > "storm_static_sleep"
> > <storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it
> > hard to come
> > > across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening
> > to Dick
> > Dale,
> > > The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the
> > Cosmonauts.
> > Any
> > > reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
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--- In , "jacobdobner"
<jacobdobner@y...> wrote:
>
> Cosmonauti-Bikini Angel: it is a great Italian surf album
> The Bambi Molesters-Dumb Loud Hollow Twang Deluxe: Hawaii Joe is
worth
> the price of admission
> The Nebulas-Nebula One: Almost as good as It's Go Time!
> Toes on the Nose: Compilation of a bunch of great '60s surf
guitarists
> Los Mel-Tones-Surf Sensation: Over 30 tracks and 77 minutes long
>
>
>
> --- In , DP <noetical1@y...> wrote:
> > Here' a few more for you:
> >
> > 1960's:
> > The Tornadoes: Bustin' Surfboards
> > The Ventures: Surfing
> > The Chantays
> > The Pyramids
> >
> > 1980s
> > Agent Orange
> > The Surf Raiders
> >
> > 1990s
> > The Space Cossacks
> > Jon & the Nightriders
> > Slacktone
> >
> > 2000s
> > the Bitch Boys
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- supertwangreverb <supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Here are a few of my favorites, in no order.
> > >
> > > 60's:
> > > Eddie and the Showmen(Squad Car CD)
> > > Jim Messina and the Jesters(Dragsters)
> > > the New Dimensions(Sundazed best of)
> > > The Crossfires(Out of Control)
> > > The Astronauts(Rarities)(Competition Coupe/Surfin' with)
> > > The Lively Ones(Hang Five!)
> > > Randy Holden(Fender IV/Son's of Adam)
> > >
> > > 90's:
> > > the Treblemakers(Doomsday Device)(Flippin the Bird with)
> > > Satan's Pilgrims(At Home with)(Around the World with)
> > > Stay away from
> > > (Soul Pilgrim)
> > > the Bomboras(Organ Grinder)
> > >
> > > 00's
> > > the Reluctant Aquanauts "soon to be released"
> > > the Nebulas(It's Go Time!)
> > >
> > >
> > > Bill
> > > www.freewebs.com/reluctantaquanauts
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In ,
> > > "storm_static_sleep"
> > > <storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it
> > > hard to come
> > > > across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening
> > > to Dick
> > > Dale,
> > > > The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the
> > > Cosmonauts.
> > > Any
> > > > reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
> > >
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--- In , "storm_static_sleep"
<storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
> across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick
Dale,
> The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts.
Any
> reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
The Fathoms: "Fathomless", "Overboard" (mid-nineties, Boston, MA)
The Treble Spankers: "Araban", "Hasheeda" (mid-nineties, Holland)
The Penetrators: "Locked and Loaded" (late nineties, Atlanta, GA)
The Surf Coasters: "Surfdelic" (late nineties, Japan)
The Beat Tornados: "Mission To Mir", "Scandinavian Interlude"
(current, Norway)
Langhorns: "s/t", "Club Gabardino", "Mission: Exotica" (late
nineties and current, Sweden)
The Nebulas: "Nebula 1", "It's GO! Time" (current, Boston, MA)
The Volcanos: "Surf Quake", "Finish Line Fever" (mid-nineties,
Detroit)
Satan's Pilgrims" "At Home With", "Creature Feature", "S/T" (mid-to-
late-nineties, Portland, OR)
The Bambi Molesters: "Intensity", "13 From the Hip", "Dumb Loud
Hollow Twang" (late nineties and current, Croatia)
The Lunatics: "Tour De Monde" (current, Finland)
All I can think of off the top of my head...
Ivan
So do you guys get these albums from a record store or do you order
them online or something? Cause whenever I go to Amoeba, which is
supposed to be the holy grail of record stores in the Bay Area, I
hardly ever see any surf albums. I think I might have to give into
buying stuff online and fork out the S&H.
www.zptduda.com
Dave has a fantastic selection of surf CDs. I agree,
Amoeba is overwelming, usually I go there and then
forget what it was I was looking for...
Ferenc
PS- some great shows coming up in San Francisco-
www.pollodelmar.com/gigs
--- storm_static_sleep <>
wrote:
>
> So do you guys get these albums from a record store
> or do you order
> them online or something? Cause whenever I go to
> Amoeba, which is
> supposed to be the holy grail of record stores in
> the Bay Area, I
> hardly ever see any surf albums. I think I might
> have to give into
> buying stuff online and fork out the S&H.
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--- In , "storm_static_sleep"
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wrote:
>
> So do you guys get these albums from a record store or do you order
> them online or something? Cause whenever I go to Amoeba, which is
> supposed to be the holy grail of record stores in the Bay Area, I
> hardly ever see any surf albums. I think I might have to give into
> buying stuff online and fork out the S&H.
Streetlight Records on Bascom Ave in San Jose usually keeps a moderate
stock of not-so-recently published Surf music. Rasputin further down the
block also has a small selection. Big Al's Record Barn up the street
from Streetlight has great obscure "first wave" Surf vinyl for a pretty
penny.
Online, I would take Ferenc's advise and start with Dave at
for current and new releases by mail. He's very reliable.
Enjoy!
bIG wAvE Dave
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>So do you guys get these albums from a record store or do you order
>them online or something? Cause whenever I go to Amoeba, which is
>supposed to be the holy grail of record stores in the Bay Area, I
>hardly ever see any surf albums. I think I might have to give into
>buying stuff online and fork out the S&H.
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Ivan,
Shame you leave out one of the most influential bands of the 90's...
The Space Cossacks: "Interstellar Stomp", "Tsar Wars" (mid-nineties into the
millenium, DC)
Looking back, Interstellar Stomp was the album that ushered me out of
the "surf of commercial distribution" and into the "surf of talent and
songwriting prowess". Incidentally this was back in '97 and I oversaw
someone RAVING about The Space Cossacks in an AOL chatroom titles "Surf
Music".
-D$
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Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Surf band and album reccomendations.
Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 19:42:38 -0000
--- In , "storm_static_sleep"
<storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
> across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick
Dale,
> The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts.
Any
> reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
The Fathoms: "Fathomless", "Overboard" (mid-nineties, Boston, MA)
The Treble Spankers: "Araban", "Hasheeda" (mid-nineties, Holland)
The Penetrators: "Locked and Loaded" (late nineties, Atlanta, GA)
The Surf Coasters: "Surfdelic" (late nineties, Japan)
The Beat Tornados: "Mission To Mir", "Scandinavian Interlude"
(current, Norway)
Langhorns: "s/t", "Club Gabardino", "Mission: Exotica" (late
nineties and current, Sweden)
The Nebulas: "Nebula 1", "It's GO! Time" (current, Boston, MA)
The Volcanos: "Surf Quake", "Finish Line Fever" (mid-nineties,
Detroit)
Satan's Pilgrims" "At Home With", "Creature Feature", "S/T" (mid-to-
late-nineties, Portland, OR)
The Bambi Molesters: "Intensity", "13 From the Hip", "Dumb Loud
Hollow Twang" (late nineties and current, Croatia)
The Lunatics: "Tour De Monde" (current, Finland)
All I can think of off the top of my head...
Ivan
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I agree with a lot of the reccomendations (especialy Ivan's and Dan's), and
wish to add:
The Apemen - Are You Being Surfed? Seven Inches of Love
Fifty Foot Combo - Go Hunting
The Ghastly Ones -A Haunting We Will Go-Go
The Torquays -Somewhere in California
Mach IV - Road Test, Eleki!
The Infrareds - Recorded on Microfilm, Sounds from the Darkroom
Ran
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From: "-=Dan Ware=-" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 2:37 PM
Subject: RE: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Surf band and album reccomendations.
>
> Ivan,
>
> Shame you leave out one of the most influential bands of the 90's...
>
> The Space Cossacks: "Interstellar Stomp", "Tsar Wars" (mid-nineties into
the
> millenium, DC)
>
> Looking back, Interstellar Stomp was the album that ushered me out of
> the "surf of commercial distribution" and into the "surf of talent and
> songwriting prowess". Incidentally this was back in '97 and I oversaw
> someone RAVING about The Space Cossacks in an AOL chatroom titles "Surf
> Music".
>
> -D$
>
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On line is the ticket these days. Do Ebay, and Google searches. Also, go to the
shows and buy from the bands there. Also, subscribe to the Cowabunga yahoo group
if you haven't already.
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 11:58 AM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Surf band and album reccomendations.
So do you guys get these albums from a record store or do you order
them online or something? Cause whenever I go to Amoeba, which is
supposed to be the holy grail of record stores in the Bay Area, I
hardly ever see any surf albums. I think I might have to give into
buying stuff online and fork out the S&H.
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As a fan of the Ventures and Laika and DD, some others that I consider the cream
of the crop include:
Jon and the Nightriders
Slacktone
Spies Who Surf
Ultras
Fathoms
Shadows
Lively Ones
Challengers
-Marty
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Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 7:26 AM
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Surf band and album reccomendations.
I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick Dale,
The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts. Any
reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
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A few more...it's getting harder not to repeat someone else:
Recent Bands:
The Bomboras - Head Shrinkin' Fun is the pinnacle of their work IMHO
Husky & The Sandmen
The Hellbenders - not really surf, but dig that spaghetti western twang
Los Straitjackets - get their live "Damas y Cabelleros" - a great
introduction
Pollo Del Mar - The Golden State, a great modern sounding surf album
From the 80's and beyond:
The Halibuts
From the 60's:
The (Original) Surfaris - i.e. not the Wipeout guys
The Atlantics - forefathers of The Space Cossacks
I also strongly second the previous recommendations on The Nebulas, The
Space Cossacks, The Penetrators, The Apemen, The Volcanos, Jon & The
Nightriders, Slacktone, The Lively Ones, The Bambi Molesters, and S A T
A N ' S P I L G R I M S.
Oh yeah, The Beat Tornados "Mission To Mir" is a stunning piece of
Scando-Euro-Surf. Wow.
And The Treble Spankers do (did) amazing middle eastern sounding surf.
The Treblemakers are great too.
And yes, as you noted, you pretty much have to do all your shopping
online in this genre! Zptduda and Double Crown are great places to get
started.
BN
someone finaly said slacktones about time. Lift and seperate is one
of my favoite songs of all time.Especily the live Phil Dirt version.
Miller
--- In , "Marty Tippens"
<mctippens@e...> wrote:
> As a fan of the Ventures and Laika and DD, some others that I
consider the cream of the crop include:
>
> Jon and the Nightriders
> Slacktone
> Spies Who Surf
> Ultras
> Fathoms
> Shadows
> Lively Ones
> Challengers
>
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: storm_static_sleep
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> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 7:26 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Surf band and album reccomendations.
>
>
>
> I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
> across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick
Dale,
> The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts.
Any
> reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
>
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--- In , "Marty Tippens" <mctippens@e...>
wrote:
> On line is the ticket these days. Do Ebay, and Google searches.
Yes, and don't forget Half.com. That place has really come through for
me for hard to find stuff.
> Also, subscribe to the Cowabunga yahoo group if you haven't already.
No, you might want to wait a week or so before doing this.
BN
PS I can think of one band right now who I will never buy anything
from.....
Bob Seager ?
--- In , "Brian Neal" <brian@s...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "Marty Tippens"
<mctippens@e...>
> wrote:
> > On line is the ticket these days. Do Ebay, and Google searches.
>
> Yes, and don't forget Half.com. That place has really come through
for
> me for hard to find stuff.
>
> > Also, subscribe to the Cowabunga yahoo group if you haven't
already.
>
> No, you might want to wait a week or so before doing this.
>
> BN
>
> PS I can think of one band right now who I will never buy anything
> from.....
loscobrassurf wrote:
>
> Bob Seager ?
>
>
>
Uhhhhh well maybe but no. Just forget I made that last little remark of
mine. I don't want to drag that over here. Sorry!
BN
Thanks, Dano, for such kind words! I appreciate it. I'm even more
glad you went from being just a listener to a mover-and-a-shaker! We
gotta get you back to the Midwest soon....
Ivan
--- In , "-=Dan Ware=-"
<reverbtank@h...> wrote:
> Ivan,
>
> Shame you leave out one of the most influential bands of the
90's...
>
> The Space Cossacks: "Interstellar Stomp", "Tsar Wars" (mid-nineties
into the
> millenium, DC)
>
> Looking back, Interstellar Stomp was the album that ushered me
out of
> the "surf of commercial distribution" and into the "surf of talent
and
> songwriting prowess". Incidentally this was back in '97 and I
oversaw
> someone RAVING about The Space Cossacks in an AOL chatroom
titles "Surf
> Music".
>
> -D$
>
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: "ipongrac" <ipongrac@g...>
> Reply-To:
> To:
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Surf band and album reccomendations.
> Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 19:42:38 -0000
>
>
>
> --- In , "storm_static_sleep"
> <storm_static_sleep@y...> wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying to get into more surf music but I find it hard to come
> > across bands I like. As of late, I have been listening to Dick
> Dale,
> > The Ventures, The Phantom Surfers, and Laika and the Cosmonauts.
> Any
> > reccomendations are welcomed. Thanks.
>
> The Fathoms: "Fathomless", "Overboard" (mid-nineties, Boston, MA)
> The Treble Spankers: "Araban", "Hasheeda" (mid-nineties, Holland)
> The Penetrators: "Locked and Loaded" (late nineties, Atlanta, GA)
> The Surf Coasters: "Surfdelic" (late nineties, Japan)
> The Beat Tornados: "Mission To Mir", "Scandinavian Interlude"
> (current, Norway)
> Langhorns: "s/t", "Club Gabardino", "Mission: Exotica" (late
> nineties and current, Sweden)
> The Nebulas: "Nebula 1", "It's GO! Time" (current, Boston, MA)
> The Volcanos: "Surf Quake", "Finish Line Fever" (mid-nineties,
> Detroit)
> Satan's Pilgrims" "At Home With", "Creature Feature", "S/T" (mid-to-
> late-nineties, Portland, OR)
> The Bambi Molesters: "Intensity", "13 From the Hip", "Dumb Loud
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