"CYBERPUNK"d on Halloween!! What the...now you Know this 1993 BILLY IDOL Album Belongs In The House Of Horrors, the world hated it but of course we LOVED IT, so what r ya gonna do, THE HORROR!! (Reco)

Overindulgence in capitalism 

or masterpiece ahead of it's time?

Hmmm, you be the judge but here's just a few of my favs

WASTELAND - Album's opening track.

 "No religion, no religion at all" - dig it.

POWER JUNKIE - Oh yeah, Billy all the way

LOVE LABORS ON - this is a trippy one

SHANGRILA - wow, dig this concept-

"we can live forever in Shangrila (strike that thought!)"

Purchase the tracks or album at this Amazon link

or your fav retailer.

This guy dressed as Hall & Oates...,

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watch your step careful around this next corner now, you may just fall into "THE PIT"!! 1981 Horror Film about a twisted 12-year old whose found a pit with some trolls at the bottom and now he must feed them...But WITH WHAT??!! THE HORROR!! (Full Movie)

Whatcha got down in that there pit, boy?

And why do all your babysitters quit?

An '80's Horror Classic all the way!

FULL MOVIE!

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around this corner look out, it's the "LED ZEPPELIN JAPANESE PANTY VINYL BOOTLEG" an extremely rare Japan Vinyl Rip boot that came with a slew of extra stuff inside -the record, photos, poster, post cards, oh yeah and a PAIR OF WOMAN'S PANTIES! THE HORROR!!

very rare stuff as you can see but sound is very B-

bordering on worse, prob for collectors only link 

Vinyl rip includes photos.

Additional Notes - 12/23 - Source is Japan Tour 1971

I have no idea what night or show

Good ole Paul Lynde, We miss ya! 

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TED V MIKELS! 2009's "DEMON HAUNT" Ted's Direct-To-Video Feature Was The First Time He Used CGI in any of his films, A School Teacher & Her Sister Purchase A House That Seems To Be HAUNTED!! The Horror!! (Reco)

In 2009, Ted tried his hand at CGI with this fun tale.

OFFICIAL TRAILER

Link to various formats on Amazon.

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Monday with LENE LOVICH! (Mix) truly the Queen of The House, another one of those right place, right moments, I was a music major at Los Angeles City College, 18 years old and someone handed me the STATELESS Album and the Rest Is History, YA DIG?!

"There's a land I've seen in a dream 

the home of the brave and free

where peace of mind is easy to find

forever guaranteed" - Rocky Road

Egghead - from Flex

Faces - from No Man's Land

Lucky Number - from Stateless

Too Tender To Touch - from Stateless

Rage - from March

Say When - from Stateless

Maria - from No Man's Land

Shape Shifter - from Shadows & Dust

Joan Of Arc - from Flex

Blue Hotel - from No Man's Land

Wonderful One - from Flex

One In A Million - from Stateless

Rocky Road - from No Man's Land

Streaming only - please support the artist

Amazon link - I-Tunes link 

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GREAT SCOT! it's those funky boys from Scotland the AVERAGE WHITE BAND, great show from Providence 1975 and another Dan Lampinski classic capture, so Horrific Monday to ya in whatever part of this HORRIFIC World you live in!

yep, it's another one from the ole days, i'm really

glad i saved a lot of this sh*t, aren't you ha ha 1 2

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JETHRO TULL 1972! the name of this little ditty would be "FLUTE-TOPIA" a classic boot from Toronto and features an Hour and Eight Minute version of Thick As A Brick just to kick things off....THE SHEER HORROR!!

Pretty much the holy grail of '72 boots, enjoy! link

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THE CLASH open up for The Who at LOS ANGELES COLISEUM 1982 another great concert memory at age of 20, got an article i wrote here plus soundboard audio from show, THE HORROR I say, THE HORROR!!

AND I WAS THERE!! So, here we go with another concert memory for ya. In 1982, my buddy and I went to see what was supposed to have been the final Who concert at the Los Angeles Coliseum on October 29th, 1982. Everybody knew The Clash was going to be the opening act and there was this whole thing about the all new music coming out at the time and a passing of the baton from one great English band to another.

I remember that for a place that size, we had pretty damn good standing position, there were no seats, it was general admission. We were probably about 15 feet from the stage just a tad left of center. T-Bone Burnett opened the show with a full band which was also my first time hearing him, he had just put out the Trap Door EP and did all those songs as well as stuff from Tooth Decay. There were a lot of punks with mohawks that had made their way to the very front center. There was a bit of a wait before the Clash finally came on. I also remember their manager coming out and making this very dramatic introduction of the band. And the show was on!

I also distinctly remember Mick Jones was wearing all black, almost a western kind of outfit. The band was in great form as you'll hear on this soundboard recording I tracked down through one of my regular traders. They basically machine-gunned 14 of their great songs, one after another, and really had the crowd enthralled. The other thing that really stands out in my mind was their stance on stage. This band really knew who they were, and it showed on their faces and body language. They were there on a mission, they were there to deliver their message and they were really the "only band that ever mattered." I feel exceptionally proud and blessed to have been there that day. It goes without saying that I was a hardcore Clash fan from that day forward and still am!

LONDON CALLING
POLICE ON MY BACK
GUNS OF BRIXTON
THIS IS RADIO CLASH
SPANISH BOMBS
ROCK THE CASBAH
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN>ARMAGIDEON TIME
JANIE JONES
TRAIN IN VAIN
TOMMY GUN
CLAMPDOWN
BRAND NEW CADILLAC
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO?
I FOUGHT THE LAW

fairly decent soundboard recording, enjoy!

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Revisiting NORTH DALLAS FORTY (1972) The Quintessential Football Movie, Still Has Yet To Be Topped & A Film That Really Is About Much More Than THE GAME of Football, Ya Dig?! NICK NOLTE and MAC DAVIS star, THE HORROR!!

Not much to say except still the greatest football

movie and Mac Davis is just perfect in his role.

"PRE-GAME FINAL WORDS"

"IT'S A SPORT NOT A BUSINESS"

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"31 Days Of BOINGO-Tober"! - SUBURBAN LAWNS - It is totally impossible to have a 31-day Boingo tribute without nodding our hats to this great band that used to open for Boingo a lot, they were Art Students from Long Beach, THE HORROR!!

Like I've said, an amazing time to be among

the music scene in LA in 1980. 

The only album they ever did, on vinyl. 

Vinyl rip - first pressing on IRS - link

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BOB HOPE says "CANCEL MY RESERVATION" in Downright Silly 1972 outdoor adventure Comedy shot in Carefree, Arizona and features a solid cast including a Very Young ANN ARCHER, We say Dig This, THE HORROR!!

Way to go Bob!

Bob Hope interviewed by Dick Cavett about

the film, Bob shows clips at 1:13 mark. 

Dick Van Dyke hanging out on the set

but not in the movie. 

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the name of the band was SHONUFF and the album was called ARE WE LIVE? i have featured this Pittsburgh band on a lot of my blogs thru the years and will continue to praise this album and hopefully turn a few new fans on, Ya Dig Me?!

my original article from Tommy's Beach. Link. 

The Sheer Horror!!

just thru this door here and "SUPERVIVIENTES DE LOS ANDES"!!...translated "SURVIVE"!!!..seems like a lot of words for that one word but anyways this is The Ultimate Survival Story of All-Time. ya dig me!! Dig me but don't EAT ME!! (Full 1976 Movie)

In 1976, long before the movie "Alive" came out

this was the original Mexican movie version.

                            

FULL MOVIE

With English Subtitles

Here's a link to an outstanding post about the film

on the blog Cool Ass Cinema, recommended blog!

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DEEP PURPLE 1973! "Play Fur Elise" Is A Superb Audience Recording In Boston By The Famed Joe Maloney, A Great Boston Taper, We're Talking Mark II Operating on all 8 Cylinders, Ya Dig What I'm Sayin'?! Ya Feel Me? Well, Okay Fine Then!

Highly recommend this classic Joe Maloney recording

set list is here, File F*cktory link on this one. 

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Revisiting a little GENESIS album called "THE WAY WE WALK, VOLUME TWO: THE LONGS" picked it up in the dollar bin at the thrift store and was pleasantly surprised considering it's the Phil Collins era...THE HORROR!!

This was called The Longs cause they stuck 6 songs

on here that with one exception all exceed 10 mins

I'm not a big fan of the Phil Collins era although

somehow this album works for me, nice mellow

listen for those rainy or reflective days...

DRIVING THE LAST SPIKE

DRUM DUET (w Chester)

Interestingly enough it looks like they never digitized

Volume Two for Itunes or Amazon, you have to fish

around for it but good news the used CD is only 1 cent

The Doberman Gang rob another bank...The Horror!!