Remember Dweezil & siblings, Father Frank is watching. There are many reasons this 1978 show in Puoghkeepsie NY (where, on a quick sidebar I went to boarding school in 7th grade but still can't spell or pronounce the name of the city properly) is owned by all serious collectors and considered a necessary addition to your Zappa live collection. The crowd's response when he first comes out sets the tone right off for a great show. The combo of Bobby Brown to Conehead to Mo's Vacation is flat out dope. If you've never partaken of the Poughkeepsie '78 waters, then dive in, set list, sbd Rating A-
THE SHEER & UTTER HORROR!! - Found this funky ole vinyl rip of the first 7" single on red vinyl Butcher Baby backed with Fast Food Service and Concrete Shoes LOLThe Horror!!
Greetings all - be back with more later, peace!! A Grade audience capture, set list, Rating A amazing cross-section of songs over two sets....The Horror!!
For those of us that remember a thing called UHF with channels like 53 and 56, I respectfully submit
one of the rarest of all 60's B-flicks to come by. Only available in bootleg form taped from TV, this hidden gem is high camp 60's drive-in fare at it's best. Two goofball captains bet each other on a race with one housing an all-girl crew supposedly considered a handicap but of course there within lies all the fun, jokes and gags. Get ready to enjoy a real....The Horror!!Pinewoods Rating System - Two & 3/4 Pinewoods
Sailors of a certain age will remember seeing this B-movie title in TV listings for certain low-budget UHF stations back in the day: I Sailed To Tahiti With an All-Girl Crew.
It's silliness on the high seas as two sneaky sailors race across the South Pacific in this fast-paced and campy comedy. The fun begins when one bets the other $20,000 that he, with an all girl crew, be the first to Tahiti in a sailboat race.
Hey Hey - Got this in a trade about a decade back, super show with The Nashville Queens circa 1996 with stellar sound, FM Broadcast....The Horror!!Rating A+
Holy crap, check out that electric piano. - This concert holds a special place in my heart. Prior to it's being shown on HBO in '86, I knew very little about them but after seeing this concert the rest of the 80's would find me enamored with them. When it hit HBO it was in heavy rotation for a good 4 months or so. Even after watching it many times, I still landed up being two hours late for a recording session with my band as it came on while I was getting ready. A great slice of Americana and one of the most iconic concerts ever, enjoy the H2O megapost.....The Horror!!
Now if you want to see another outstanding H2O show, then the "Rock N Soul Live" VHS is an absolute must-have. A show in Toronto on the H2O album tour in front of a packed house at the peak of their career, great concert!
FIVE H20 SONGS YOU PROBABLY NEVER HEARD....THE HORROR
Kerry - Side 1 closer from Bigger Than Both Of Us album
H2O slams it out of the park with this cover and their harmonies, simply bliss!
Ahhhh, getting clever now, a Tommy fav from Private Eyes ALBUM
The song itself was scrapped from the album with it's name for some weird reason but appeared on the next album, Beauty On A Back Street.
This pick's for the 4th, an outstanding track on an album comprised of nothing but outstanding tracks.
Greetings and welcome to Tommy's House Of Horrors, take a seat in the first car and No Standing Please!Today's vinyl boot rarity comes from that almost 50 year best friend (holy shit, has it been THAT long?!) of mine, good ole Ed's Attic and information from the best source out there. Enjoy and make it a majorly horrific holiday.....The Horror!!
Hey, hey... It's time to jump in the time machine and set the dial to 1969. A fine addition for your bootleg files with this very clean vinyl bootleg rip from my vinyl collection. A great studio outtake from our good friends at TMOQ.
After having already posted all the Wizardo Renaissance Minstrels in the KO series, I decided to add this one as well and not wait until later. The blue & black edition with the red 'Rare Old Stuff' label seems to be one of the rarer Wizardo titles.
Greetings all- Have always liked this one, a rare cd boot of a benefit show and if I'm not mistaken the first time Global A Go Go songs were done live, It's most of the album and nothing else, great sound as well, NJoy Rating A+The Horror!!
What can you say, the man liked his Rickenbackers.Nice rare one here, great show and set list, lots of late 60's Airplane tunes as well as the new stuff they were doing at the time, soundboard, set list, Rating A-The Horror!!
This guy did it all-sang, wrote songs, played, produced - This album is one of his best, combo of songs and instrumentals, killer stuff....did I just say killer? The Horror!!
Greetings folks - TGIF, rite?Recommended blog Reading Between The Grooves has recently completed a great series of 7 posts celebrating the production work of this recently passed genius of sound, the fifth Beatle, George Martin. Couple of links below, check him out, great blog by a professor of music Gold & Platinum awarded....The Horror!!
Day four of our look at the production work of George Martin with a cut from guitarist Jeff Beck's instrumental album "Blow by Blow." This LP was a departure for Beck and moved him into more of a jazz vein. "Blow by Blow" was the second album that credited him as a solo act - the first being 1968's "Truth."
While George Martin had produced numerous #1 hits with The Beatles and others, he had a drought between 1970 and 1975. His final top charting song with The Beatles was his production on the "Let it Be" single.
Formed in 1976, American Flyer was considered to be the newest folk-rock super group; however, it was difficult, despite their quasi-famous lineup, to live up to the reputation. The band consisted of Craig Fuller of the Pure Prairie League; Eric Kaz ex the Blues Magoos; Steve Katz formerly of Blood, Sweat, & Tears; and Doug Yule previously with the Velvet Underground.
I couldn't end out my tribute to George Martin without featuring one of his most famous and involved recordings: The Beatles' "A Day in the Life." This final cut on the "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album took a total of 34 hours to record and the sessions comprised four days in January and February 1967.
The Sheer Horror!Phew...P-UUU, this one has all of my favorite story components yet fails to deliver on any level. I actually had to abandon ship on this one at approximately the 45 min mark. This movie is so bad it could not qualify for any Pinewoods but instead receives an exclusive award, The Pinewood Fell Over On My House And Owes Me 45 Minutes Award.....The Horror!!
The Pinewood Fell Over On My House And Owes Me 45 Minutes Award Terror In The Jungle (1968)
UPDATE: THE AWESOME MUSICAL INTERLUDE "SOFT LIPS" NOW ON YOU-TUBE (VIDEO EMBEDDED BELOW) I happened upon a movie recently that was so awful, but in the most wonderful ways, that it instantly became my new favorite bad movie. It's a film that exists in the fever-dream funhouse where sheer incompetence collides with accidental genius.
Wanna see something strange? I mean, something really, really weird? Something off and wonderfully odd? A movie so perversely ridiculous and herky-jerk that watching it achieves some swooning-state of astral projection in the delirious viewer? Well then, dear readers, may I randomly present to you the most insane film I've ever seen.
