Showing posts with label psychobilly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psychobilly. Show all posts

8.15.2011

The Peacocks - It's Time For... 2004



im bumping my own thing from two days ago. get after all from the secondary link.



swiss dronks make me thirsty. older than punk and for you are the tops. oh god, and this time. i forgot about this time. they have a LOT of songs, and upon listening to all of them in sequence, i think they are like 75% love or leaving songs. done very well. they also have a ton of songs about drinking alone. a song about hipsters (boring), a song about boobs (little worlds), etc. get after all.







i can plaaaay guitar, watch the stars

and be romantic and funny, whenever you want







01. Too Good

02. Last Words

03. Older Than Punk

04. We've All Seen Better Days

05. I Can Do A Lot For My Size

06. Warning

07. For You

08. I'm Trying

09. This Time

10. My Fault

11. I Wanna Be A Cop Too

12. Love Song

13. I'm Not Around



http://www.medihttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifafire.com/?d66mmqlew9cs90p







i fucking love the peacocks









full disco over here. i highly recommend all of it.



seriously, get all of it. if you have to pick, i think after all is my current favorite. which i just realized came out last year.



and see them live, wherever you are.





you know i love you and i always will, but i will not

not gonna go insane because of you, no i will not

maybe ill find someone just like you, no i will not

i wont forget you, you know i never will, no i will not



im will not go anywhere, as long as you love me,

but i can hardly wait for you forever

i know you dont know that because i never told you so,

i never did because this way it is better

6.19.2011

Demented Are Go - In Sickness & In Health 1986


i wish it was 1986


01. Be Bop A Lula
02. Pervy In The Park
03. (I Was Born A) Busted Hymen
04. Holy Hack Jack
05. Frenzied Beat
06. Pickled And Preserved
07. Crazy Horses
08. Transvestite Blues
09. Rubber Buccaneer
10. Vibrate
11. Rubber Love
12. Nuke Mutants
13. PVC Chair
14. Don't Go In The Woods
15. One Sharp Knife (Bonus Track)
16. Rubber Rock (Bonus Track)

http://www.filesonic.com/file/17692849/DAG1986M.rar

8.29.2010

The Quakes - Last of the Human Beings (2001)

The Quakes are one of the best psycho bands around, get into it. Killing Moon for a preview.

listen.

4.22.2010

Batmobile - Bambooland (1986)


Fuck Amsterdam; the best thing the Netherlands has created is BATMO!

For those of you who don't know, Batmobile fucking rips it up, and as far as I know they are still a band. Started back in 1983 around the first wave of Psychobilly, they started off playing Elvis covers, but a lot faster. Soon they decided to start writing their own songs, either about horror movies, porn, women, or just being an asshole. And they also do a ton of other covers. Ever heard Ace of Spades not sound like Lemmy? FUCKING CHECK THIS SHIT OUT!


Bambooland is one of the best sets of psychobilly to ever grace this planet. It's fast, it's rhythmic, and that dude fucking KILLS at guitar. It's perfect! You can't ask for anything more. Also, I think they are fighting sharks on the cover. BADASS!


1. Bambooland
2. Mission Impossible
3. Demon Party
4. Night Without Sleep
5. Hot Dog Stomp
6. Racing With the Sun
7. I'm a Lover Not a Fighter
8. Chasin'
9. Cannibal
10. Killers Crew
11. All Shook Up
12. Ain't Gonna Drink No More
13. Cold Sweat
14. Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)


http://www.mediafire.com/?jmobwzztezr

12.15.2009

Deadbolt - Shrunken Head 1993


DEADBOLT! The self proclaimed "scariest band on earth." Is it true? Not in the least. But these are some scary good tunes. (I likingz to be witty.)


Shrunken Head, their debut full length, is a crawling, surf infused rockabilly gem. You've got more reverb than you can handle, catchy riffs, a constant drum pulse, and Harley Davidson's signiture low, raspy spoken word vocals about all things from cheesey horror flicks to being a postal worker. The sound is straight from a swamp, and truly can be captured by the term they coined, voodoobilly. What's more (not so much on this release) is the band's trudging pace is enhanced by using 2 basses, which they call THE WALL OF THUNDER. Regardless, this album is Cramps worship at its finest, and is a must for those who like '50's rock and an air of spookiness to their tunes.