Showing posts with label new york dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york dolls. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Free Punk Album From Amazon


Download "So Indie it Hurts: ROIR Rocks Volume Two" for free from Amazon. This nice little punk collection features:  Suicide, New York Dolls, James Chance & the Contortions, Bush Tetras, Johnny Thunders, The Mekons and more.  I have no clue how long it will remain on the site, but there's nothing more fun that legit and legal free music so get it while you can. The music player widget below will give you thirty second samples.  If you want the album just click the Buy link and it will bring you to the Amazon download page.

Let me know which tracks you like down in the comments section - also let me know if they shut it down and I'll update this blog page.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Jeffrey Lewis "The Complete History of Punk Rock Pre-1975"

Photo by Eric Lippe
You only wish you had teachers like this! In this incredible video Jeffrey Lewis performs his musical lesson "The Complete History of Punk Rock and It's Development On the Lower East Side 1950 - 1975." Try to keep up - note taking is not mandatory, however, there will be a test!  Buckle up musical history buffs...it's going to be a bumpy ride!



If you should need to review:
"When That Great Ship Went Down" - William and Versey Smith - video
"Euphoria" - The Holy Modal Rounders - documentary trailer
"I'm Waiting For the Man" - Lou Reed and John Cale - video
"New Amphetamine Shriek" - The Fugs  - not the song, but a twisted clip from the film Chappaqua
"Nothing" - The Fugs - video (I think this song may have been inspiration for the show "Seinfeld")
"White Cat Heat" - The Godz - Listen to the song on their MySpace page
"I'm Waiting For the Man" - The Velvet Underground - video
"Mother Where Is My Father" - David Peel - clip of John Lennon recalling meeting David Peel
"1969" - The Stooges - a clip with funny commentary over some amazing Iggy footage from 1970
"Lower East Side" - David Peel - wikipedia
"I Want to Kill You" - David Peel
"Psychotic Reaction" - Count Five - video
"Gloria" - Patti Smith - video
"Personality Crisis" - New York Dolls - video
"Blank Generation" - Richard Hell & the Voidoids - clip from odd film trailer

It's the Ones Who've Cracked That the Light Shines Through
Anthology Of American Folk Music (Edited By Harry Smith)1 & 2The Velvet Underground & Nico
The Fugs First AlbumAnd The Rest Is History: The Elektra RecordingsPsychotic Revelation: The Ultimate Count Five
HorsesNew York DollsBlank Generation

Many thanks to my friend J.G. for pointing me to this video.

Also, thanks to neillondon for the upload to YouTube.