Whatcha listening to?

[Lush City]

George Shearing - THE CONTINENTAL
https://youtu.be/wMxcJdNDWwk?list=PLSYq ... 3xOZDWpsG3

[Bur]

Mr. Robot soundtracks, for some reason.

[Patchez]

The Turkish Song of the Damned.

[Patchez]

It's no Dick Dale but it is a surf rock Frankenstien.

The Ambulance.

[Patchez]

Mr. Berry's last album. It was already set to be released before he died so it's not some Record Company cash in. Cat still fucking had it.

Big Boys.

[Patchez]

This is one of my Gutter Anthems with the Litter and the Leaves.

[ThirstyDrunk]

It's no Dick Dale but it is a surf rock Frankenstien.

The Ambulance.

Thanks for that. I dig some surf/rockabilly. A word in your post reminded me of back in the mid 90's I was working in Georgia and happened to see a surf punk band called Hillbilly Frankenstein. They put on a great show but I never heard anything else from them. Another great surf band was Los Straitjackets, they had great instrumentals and put on a fun show. Ray Corvair, The Ultras, Agent Orange, The Cowslingers, all great surf/rockabilly/punk bands. Oh, and can't forget Horrorpops, another great band I haven't heard anything from in years.
Also there was this one fantastic night that I will never remember from about 25 years ago, I was eating bluetip downs, smoking Indiana ditch weed and drinking Crown Royal while listening to "Carl Needs a Pill' on a continuous 4 hour loop. Good times, good times.
Carl Needs A Pill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hk741r21GU

[ThirstyDrunk]

Oh yeah, and of course The Reverend Horton Heat is one of my all time favorites. I've seen him like 10 times and never been disappointed. Excellent live show. And The Cowslingers as well. Good shit.
18 Wheels To Hell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V0x-n6RN6c

[waahoohah]

Oh yeah, and of course The Reverend Horton Heat is one of my all time favorites. I've seen him like 10 times and never been disappointed. Excellent live show. And The Cowslingers as well. Good shit.
18 Wheels To Hell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V0x-n6RN6c

Seen the Rev 4 times, the best was in BF nowhere nebraska, in a bar that OPTIMISTICALLY held 100 people, from the front row. I ain't sayin I was close, all I'm sayin is, we all hadda duck when he swung his guitar around.

[Lush City]

Frank Sinatra - April In Paris
https://youtu.be/XeKC0vxCc_w

[Lush City]

It's no Dick Dale but it is a surf rock Frankenstien.

The Ambulance.

Man! This is some groovy shit!

[Lush City]

Frank Sinatra - Spring is Here
https://youtu.be/Znk_8yqueI0

[Artful Drunktective]

Soggy Bottom Boyz! (Oh Brother Where Art Thou!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08e9k-c91E8

[Frankennietzsche]

Oh yeah, and of course The Reverend Horton Heat is one of my all time favorites. I've seen him like 10 times and never been disappointed.

The first time taht I saw the Rev was in 1990 or so and they opened for Social Distortion. That was a heck of a shindig.

[ThirstyDrunk]

Oh yeah, and of course The Reverend Horton Heat is one of my all time favorites. I've seen him like 10 times and never been disappointed.

The first time taht I saw the Rev was in 1990 or so and they opened for Social Distortion. That was a heck of a shindig.

First time I saw him was at Dayton's fabulous (now defunct) Hara Arena, sometime in the early 90's, he opened for White Zombie. Great show, I was hooked. Every show after that was in small venues. The best one I ever saw was at the Aardvark Ballroom (also defunct) which held maybe 150 people. Everyone was within sneering distance of the Rev. He played for over 4 hours it was awesome. I got to chat with Jimbo for a few minutes afterward and shake his calloused bass slapping hand.

Chain driven wallet
above ground pool
J I M B O
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ePva6g_d0k

Big calloused hand
that slaps that bass
J I M B O
Sent me to the doctor
30 stitches on my face
J I M B O