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ANOTHER TASTE OF FORBIDDEN FRUIT | CD-Rom |
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| The encyclopedia of British and Irish Sixties Rock and Pop |
comprehensive encyclopedia of british and Irish Rock and Pop from the sixties with the focus on Pop, Rock, Beat, RnB, Psychedelic and Folk-Rock.
Contains entries concerning about 3,500 musical groups and solo artists and also approx. 10,000 musicians
Biographies with key dates and group line-ups
Four sections in which to search: solo performers, musicians in bands, songs and record labels
more thatn 1,000 new entries, corrections and additions available for free download
system requirements: Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP / Mac OS X
Processor: 500 MHz
approx. 50MB free disc space
RAM: 128 MB
colour depth: 24 Bit
resolution: 1024x768 |
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LOST IN TYME #3 | fanzine (english) |
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| incl. 30-track CD!! |
| ISSUE 3 contains exclusive interviews with: Question Mark and The Mysterians, Sick Rose, Bo-Weevils, Purple Merkins VipersMod Fun, Waistcoats, Rookies, Glads, Movements, Evil Thingies VS The Way-Outs, Teddy Boys From The Crypt, Fabio (Hunchmen), B-Back, Fleshtones. Articles about new bands like: Cheaters, Ravens, Brain Drain, Mojomatics, Riots, Phantom Keys, Rockdoras, Spinns, Higher State. Articles about Peruvian Rock of 60’s, Ping Pong Records and a great article about the 60’s Underground Press in USA. News and more than 70 reviews (Lp, 7inch, Cd, Fanzines and Dvd). The third issue comes with a CD compilation with 30 amazing songs (most of them previously unreleased) from the bands which are mentioned in this issue! All dressed with a great cartoon cover by Darren Merinuk! |
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RUMBLE SKUNK #2 | fanzine (english) |
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| + free 27-track CD!! |
| The brand new issue of RUMBLE SKUNK (A4, 64 Pages - black & white printing & pretty good quality) IS OUT!!!!!!!!! The fabulous cave front cover designed by Wild Evel of The Staggers! Is written in English and contains articles and interviews with: THE ALEWIVES (surf-instromaniacs from Milwaukee!), THE MIRACLE MEN (fab Dutch-garage-beat'n'rollers), NFG a.k.a. NO FUCKING GOOD (pre '63 Monroe Ontario's punk rockers), THE GENTLEMAN CALLERS (St. Louis best garage band!), THE BAROQUES (60's Wisconsin psychedelic combo, their story so far), THE TOMMYS (swamp-surf-instro madness from the land of OZ!), THE WAY-OUTS (an all Vox garage sensation from Belgium!), THE ULTRA 5 (New York's creepy garage punk legends!), POZOR VLAK (fuzz-trash-cheapo instromania from Germany), PURPLE MERKINS (Tim's garage-psych side-project!), THE ATLANTICS (trouble in beer garden with these cool 60's Australian legends!), SKOOSHNY (a well hidden brilliant psych-power pop band from L.A.), THE COAL HEART (psych-pop-desert-garage-rock from the Greek 3-piece combo!), LORDS OF GRAVITY (Australia's super fuzz'n'fab garage punk outfit!!!), McFADDEN'S PARACHUTE (Darren's fairytale-like fuzz story straight from the streets of Rochester!), RAQUEL'S BOYS (USA's latest phenomenal power pop combo!), LET'S TAKE A TRIP WITH NASONI RECORDS (feat. my acid-psych cup of tea & stuff of the Liquid Visions, Void Forum, Vibravoid, 'Mark's Dream', Purple Overdose, The Strange Flowers, The Atomic Workers etc.), plus 'On The Occasion Of A Band And A Record! feat. PLAN 9 - 'S/T' (New Rose Records), 'Demos & DVD reviews', 'Goodnight CBGB's', a pretty cool commix feat. Penelope Goldschlag's experience with The Cramps, 'Alice in B-Movieland', 'Fanzines reviews', plus 45 RPM, 33 RPM & CD's reviews (more than 100++++). Last but not least, comes with a fab 27-track CD-R comp (including lotsa unreleased tunes!). |
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SHINDIG! issue15 | magazine (english) |
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| Psych, Garage, Beat, Powerpop, Soul, Folk...for people who want more |
Shindig 15 is like a reversable raincoat, you can wear it two different ways.
Featuring two groups at the polar opposite ends of pop music, The Hollies and Ramones, Shindig! has decided to put them both on the cover... at polar opposites. It’s a two-way cover which can be displayed either way up.
The Hollies
“We’re about as psychedelic as a pint of beer wit’ lads!”
By mid-1966 THE HOLLIES were riding high as one of the UK’s most popular and successful bands. ‘Bus Stop’ was the latest in an unbroken three-year run of hit singles at home. It topped the charts in Sweden and Canada, became a huge hit in Australia, Norway and Germany and – crucially – was the first Hollies single to go Top
Five in the states.
The next two years would see the band – one of the most inexplicably overlooked and underrated of the decade – ditch some of their showbiz trappings and embark on a brave journey of experimentation that saw them become world-class songwriters, sonic adventurers in the studio and, ultimately, a unit too eclectic to survive.
ANDY MORTEN talks to guitarist TONY HICKS and drummer BOBBY ELLIOTT about 'the flower power bit'.
The Ramones
“We’re too real for radio. They play safe stuff that won’t upset anybody.”
1-2-3-4! THE RAMONES were the "bubblegum band gone bad" that stripped pop down to its barest bones, fed it on caffeine and sugar, invented punk and laid down the template for legions of future garage bands.
KRIS NEEDS got to know the guys well after covering their July 4th, 1976 Roundhouse gig with The Flamin' Groovies. A friendship blossomed and, in the first part of our two-pronged feature, Kris remembers what made The Ramones so special.
In the second part of the feature, American writer LARRY JAFFEE's previously unpublished 1985 interview with JOEY and DEE DEE RAMONE, where the guys discuss their favourite ’60s music, Rock ’n’ Roll High School and why they could never be famous in the USA.
plus loads o more articles, reviews, pics.... |
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SHINDIG! issue16 | magazine (english) |
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| Psych, Garage, Beat, Powerpop, Soul, Folk...for people who want more |
Once again, in the Shindigverse there's room for everything (well, nearly). From Northwest-go-big-time garage/pop stars the Raiders to the pastoral jazzy-prog/pop of Canterbury's finest musos Caravan to the DIY powerpop of Shoes, our array of cover stars offer nothing less than a variety of styles to suit all tastes. Add in Irish blues-rock/pop/psych (Granny's Intentions), Jim McCarty ('im from The Yardbirds), the enduring psych odyssey of Gary Ramon and Sun Dial, '60s teen greats The Lemon Drops, tons on exciting new acts including Dead Meadow and Old Californio, lots of wonderful reviews and some stunning photos and you have to admit Shindig! is certainly no one-trick pony.
PAUL REVERE and THE RAIDERS
These guys may be viewed by the rest of the world as another great garage band, but in the States they were one of '60s pop's biggest teeny-bopper sensations. On the eve of a 3-CD set containing all of their Columbia single sides BILL KOPP speaks to MARK LINDSAY, PHIL “FANG” VOLK and JIM VALLEY about both the fun and seriousness of being a Raider.
CARAVAN
Along with The Soft Machine, CARAVAN were accidentally responsible for the much-feted "Canterbury Sound". To mark the release of a 4-CD retrospective of their groundbreaking early years, MARCO ROSSI talks to founder members RICHARD SINCLAIR and RICHARD COUGHLAN
about their legacy and music.
SHOES
Powerpop didn't die in the mid-70s. As soon as successful first wave acts like The Raspberries and Badfinger were winding down, the chiming guitars and vocal harmonies of
the mid-60s enjoyed a less heralded renaissance via a multitude of bands untouched by the initial throes of punk. BRIAN GREENE speaks with JEFF MURPHY of seminal Chicago DIY pop heroes SHOES.
SUN DIAL
Adored by even the most ardent psych purists SUN DIAL's 1990 debut Other Way Out was one of those records that impressed all that heard it – and will continue to do so thanks to the new expanded re-issue coming out this month. Yet Sun Dial have endured for the past 20 years laying down a template for loud guitars/new music, and almost getting famous along the way. JOHN REED speaks with GARY RAMON and RUSSEL BARRETT about Black Sabbath, garage-punk, shoegazing and sticking at it.
THE LEMON DROPS
For Illinois' most notorious nearly-men, the path to fame, notoriety and success was one paved with enough ill-fated accidentals to derail the ambitions of lesser players. TOM SANDFORD takes us on a journey into the candy acid meltdown of THE LEMON DROPS; through death, disbandment and missing drums, to psychedelic hits of every kind, if ever there was a group who should have made it, they were it. Garage Gods forgotten!
JIM McCARTY
Yardbirds and Renaissance man JIM McCARTY remembers the good times with LENNY HELSING! “SO who was best? Clapton, Beck or Page?”
FRANK ZAPPA
MARCO ROSSI talks with legendary director TONY PALMER about working with Ringo, Moony and shooting a maelstrom of controversy in one take for the debauched 1971 Zappa fest 200 Motels.
NEW MUSIC, NEW NEWS
RICHARD S JONES talks with psych lord JASON SIMON about DEAD MEADOW's new album Three Kings, and introduces California's aptly titled golden sons OLD CALIFORNIO. RICK MENCK bids farewell to ALEX CHILTON whilst MIKE FORNATALE waves goodbye to LEE FREEMAN of STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCKS. Festival news. Vivian Stanshall's STINKFOOT opera returns. Shindig! beer! Screaming Apple Records. Psychedelic Poster film. BRIAN GREENE tracks down forgotten soul/folk troubadour and man-of-the-people LOU BOND. |
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SHINDIG! Vol.2 Issue12 | magazine (english) + free CD!! |
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| Psych, Garage, Beat, Powerpop, Soul, Folk...for people who want more |
Shindig! gets a make-over! A stronger cover style to make the magazine stand out on the racks, plus inside sections improved and re- styled. Issue 12 is brimming over with strong editorial features like: - Coverstory: JULIE DRISCOLL and BRIAN AUGER; A KIND OF LOVE-IN Adventures in jazz with the queen of UK psychedelia - SPIRIT: The early years of the LA rock heroes - KIM FOWLEY, Hustler, producer, madman, genius - WIMPLE WINCH: The whole story of the UK freakbeat legends - CIRCULUS: Wyrd tales from modern-day folk-psych aggregation - BOB LIND: The veteran singer-songwriter speaks exclusively On the free CD*: The Soundcarriers; Duncan; Maitland; Circulus; The; Magnificent; Brotherhood; The; Junipers; Gothic; Chicken; The; Higher; State; The; Hidden; Masters; Admiral; Sir; Cloudesley; Shovell; The; Jim; Jones; Revue; The; Beep; Seals; Blood; Ceremony; Diagonal; El; Goodo; The; Campbell; Stokes; Sunshine; Recorder; The; She-Creatures; and; more..
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SHINDIG! Vol.2 Issue7 | magazine (english) |
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| Psych, Garage, Beat, Powerpop, Soul, Folk...for people who want more |
This issue’s cover stars are Texan psychedelic pioneers The 13th Floor Elevators. We take a look at some of the less-documented aspects of this fascinating and seminal band as well as publishing a previously unseen interview with Elevators drummer Danny Thomas and previewing the forthcoming 10-CD box set/book.
The Texas theme continues with pieces on other TX psych and garage acts Bubble Puppy, The Moving Sidewalks, The Golden Dawn, Zakary Thax, Kenny & The Kasuals, The Stoics, The Kitchen Cinq and Cold Sun, all delivered by the top authorities on the subject and given the usual full-on Shindig! treatment.
Tim Forster returns with the third and final instalment of his acclaimed and exclusive West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band story.
Johnny Black gives us the lowdown on Mickie Most, one of the three greatest British record producers of the ’60s and the man behind smash hits by the likes of Donovan, The Animals, Herman’s Hermits, Lulu and The Yardbirds.
Plus we have mind-bending features on the early years of folk-psych favourites The Strawbs and all-girl garage band The Sweet Somethings. There are introductions to psychedelic soul, hippie literature and twenty questions for singer-songwriter supreme Jackie DeShannon.
As if that wasn’t enough, check out great new bands The Wolf Peopleand The Higher State and delve into our ultra-illuminating, all-encompassing reviews section. |
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SHINDIG! Vol.2 Issue8 | magazine (english) |
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| Psych, Garage, Beat, Powerpop, Soul, Folk...for people who want more |
| featuring cover story on: THE FLAMIN' GROOVIES. San Francisco ballrooms..hard rock.. glam.. powerpop classics.. all in a day's work for THE FLAMIN' GROOVIES. Plus articles on: THE SCAFFOLD, The scouse avant garde pop/comedy/poetry trio reappraised. APPLE PUBLISHING, A psychedelic peek at the artists who built The Beatles song factory FIRE, Into the treacle toffee world of the British mod-psych heroes. TIM ROSE, the Us singer/songwriter, who gave us 'Hey Joe' and more.. DOPE, The only movie to tell the true story of the late 60s London counter-culture PSYCHEDELIC SOUL, The Shindig! guide to Sly & The Family Stone, The Isleys, War and more + many reviews , lots of great photographs. |
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UGLY THINGS #27 | magazine (english) |
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| wild sounds from past dimensions |
216 pages crammed with rock and roll action!
Co-headlining the big cover story this time are The Who and The Small Faces as Andy Neill reports on their controversial ’68 tour of Australia and New Zealand, complete with an array of WOW-inducing unpublished photos.
Also, for the first time anywhere, the story of Garden Grove garage rock teens The Spats (She Done Moved, Gator Tails and Monkey Ribs), Brooklyn, NY psych rockers The Koala, and ‘70s NYC punks The Victims. Also on tap, Jon Savage’s revealing interview with Beatles publicist Derek Taylor about Brian Epstein, a conversation with Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine, drop-dead delicious Sixties beat girl/style icon Gillian Hills, RnB songwriting genius Alonzo B Willis, Mike Hudson of the Pagans, and Johan Kugelberg’s countdown of the best junkshop Glam Rock discs.
And there’s more… Sixties garage rock a-go-go with The Heard (Stop It Baby), The Persuaders, The Lost Souls, plus more Garage Rock history from California’s Inland Empire. Also: Exotic beat music from Chile and Venezuela, Jack Downing & the Other Side, and Ade Blackburn of Clinic picks his all-time Psychedelic Top 10. All this and more—including, of course,an extensive review section, covering all the latest reissues and music-related books and DVDs |
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UGLY THINGS #29 | magazine (english) |
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| wild sounds from past dimensions |
Their biggest and best issue yet! 224 pages. Top cover stories include a huge feature on Australia’s mighty Masters Apprentices as well as a tribute to the late, great Sky Saxon of the Seeds. There're also have in-depth stories on 60s beat group The Fenmen (featuring pre-Pretty Things members Wally Waller and Jon Povey), UK pop-psych faves the West Coast Consortium, outrageous LA proto-punks The Imperial Dogs, and seminal California garage folk-rockers The Wildflower. Also, Doug Sheppard unravels the twisted tale of 70s hard rockers Stepson, Ron Ryan reveals the juicy details of his role as the ghost writer of some of the Dave Clark Five’s biggest early hits, and Phil Milstein relates his experiences with doomed junkie chanteuse Nico.
All this plus Midwest garage combo The Nomadds, Ollie Halsall and Timebox, French Riviera punks Dentist, garage girls The Bittersweet, The Remains, The Shadows of Knight, and an exclusive chat with Tony Cahill of The Easybeats. Not forgetting our famously extensive review section covering all the latest reissues, and RnR-related books and DVDs. |
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