The Cramps
Above podcast restored by MC on 8/18/20
Below is BMF’s original post Lost In Internet Space: (thanks asshole!)
TUESDAY, JAN 01, 2008
The Cramps – Does your pussy do the dog
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Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?
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(link update on 8/25/20 – Disaster Records has been long gone. BMF mentions it in one of his podcasts. Here is a great summary of the old Scars and Upstarts series. Not sure how Duane continues to survive, but BMF loved Duane Peters and would want this info updated.)
Anyway on with the show. ~mc~
I’ve had this CD for about a month now and when I first listened to it a few tracks struck me as awesome. I stuck the CD in my car and have been listening to it now everyday pretty much. Each time I like each song a bit more. From what I understand Duane Peters puts these comps together himself and if that is the case this guy has got an ear for music like no other. EVERY SINGLE FUCKING SONG is a great song but for me personally The District – No Heart is my favorite as of today. Each day I listen, I have a new favorite and now they are all my faves. And why can’t I find any info on this band? The search will continue as it will for every band on this CD. They all kick ass in their own unique way. I was determined to keep my list of 28 albums everyone should own to just that…..25, but everytime I climb into my car to fight the dumbasses on the highways I have finally convinced myself that this CD belongs in the top 10 best comps I’ve ever heard. This is exactly what I hope MusicFilter can put together one day. A comp CD that is good from song one to the last track and only bands and songs that I like. Duane you inspire in ways you may not even realize.
Thanks to all the bands who answered my email for their info….
Bands on Old Skars & Upstarts 2004 with song featured on CD
Bands with a 
are in MusicFilter’s BandFilter. Click the icon to view reviews, photos and more. Hopefully all these bands will find their way to Atlanta, GA in the future as we hope to have this icon next to each band on this page. If you like GOOD music do yourself a favor and go check out everyone of these bands. I put the bands NOT in order as they appear on the CD cause I fucking felt like it.
Dollar Store Cowboys – Hell Bent
Butchers Bill – This Party Sucks
Street Dogs – Lock and Loaded
Sit N Spin – Dance the Demons Out
The Briefs – Naughty Naughty and Casey Casum
The Revolvers – No Clash Reunion
Deep Eynde – Dead Alive
The Briggs – Get off my Cloud
Union 13 – I Promise
The Hollowpoints – P.O.W.
Hellside Stranglers – Rock & Roll Star
Throw Rag – Hang Up
The New Strange – Standing and Talking
Nightcrawlers – Destruction
The Hunns – Got Your Number
Duane Peters & Pascal Briggs – Suicide Child
Monster Squad – F.T.S.
6/8/2019 – it’s 12:25 AM and I just found all those little album covers in BMF digital storage and transferred them back into the folder where they belong. A content feeling came over me as all the little X’s filled in.
And it’s true that BMF collected and owns all of these albums and so many more. After MusicFilter crashed in 2014 he was unable to update his vinyl list. He always planned to return and update his list because he was a serious list maker and the king of all sorters. Before he died he started a project of a detailed archive for each album. He began this project on Facebook for some reason under his long time user name of MusicfilterGoAheadPunk. Some asshole complained that was not his real name and Facebook took down all of his hard work! He begged them to return his writings but they refused. He started over but it really gave him the blues and his heart was not in it for long. Or maybe he just didn’t feel good enough to continue after that disappointing situation. But for me whatever he left is precious.
After his death I tried to get Facebook to give back his writings too but they were just too hard to deal with and I gave up trying as I try to deal with my own grief. So fuck Facebook for spoiling his good intent. Bitches and Bastards!
I don’t really know who cares what albums BMF collected. I just know he cared about it and now I’m the caretaker of his albums. I’ll go through each of them one day and diary them all just for him. I enjoy having and caring about his albums. (On 1/29/2022 I finally brought a stack of albums to Redbud. I’m going to set up BMF’s upright record player and start playing every one. And I’m going to catalogue them again on Discogs. He had already set up an account there in 2014 but never started adding his collection, so let me try and finish it for him. #1 will be Iggy Pop.) MusicFilter @ Discogs
Iggy Pop Live at the Continental
Below are his original links posted on this page which are funky in this 2006 update except for VEIW MOST OF OUR COLLECTION (non-flash). This is the one I have rescued in this post and I have not checked all the links yet. 🙂
MusicFilter Vinyl Volume 1
MusicFilter Vinyl Volume 2
MusicFilter Vinyl Volume 3
But check out this link from BMF Vinyl 2005 where some of the flash still exist – wow there’s some fun he was having! 🙂
Veiw most of our Collection (non-flash)
Another way to veiw…MusicFilter Gallery of album and single covers
I might put these in a gallery eventually but for now I’m just happy with the photo rescue so I could update this page. Every album is important but if you want his short list go check out MusicFilter’s 28 Must Have Albums.
mc190608 – #57bmf4ever
This is the first trial run of MusicFilter on April 4, 2003 with a cool and free web publishing tool called MetaPhilter. This would be the infant stage of blog publishing. Brilliance. We had a lot of fun with it. After working out some bugs with the program MusicFilter would launch on April 12, 2003
April 12, 2003
Rough music and soft porn.
The internet was invented for people like us.It was one of those how’d that happen, wasn’t looking for it, meant to be fateful introductions between us in 1999. BMF knew his stuff and he pretty much intoxicated me with his music knowledge. He is the punkrock motherfuckin’ Master. We have spent about a million minutes searching, listening, and discussing music. I guess you could say we have been music filtering for a long time amongst ourselves. Had we been web visionaries we might have come up with the idea to create an easy to use website where net users could share all the great stuff they were finding while surfing. Then other users would join in and there would be great discussions and lots of different opinions and before long a web village would evolve. Sound familiar? It’s called MetaFilter. I have been a surf at Metafilter since 2001 and bow to the King who created it.
About two weeks ago we discovered MetaPhilter, an amazing new web tool modeled after Metafilter. We are experimenting with it to get this website user friendly. Currently we run v.5 and it’s working like a charm. I’m pretty amazed by people who create something so technical and then make it available to the web novice. We have been taking advantage of all the constantly changing web resources available out there over the last four years to create our personal websites, Whatever Happened to Rock and Roll and the Nashville Pussy Chronicles which spawned out of a road trip we took in early 2002 to follow one of the best live rock and roll bands you will ever witness.
Computer time is the quickest of all time. What you think is cool today is sure to be replaced with something better tomorrow. During our internet infancy BMF learned how to make .wav files with the sound recorder on Windows 98 off the CDRom. Then he taught me how to do it so we could exchange clips of music over ICQ. That was thrilling in itself until we discovered how to rip whole songs off our CDs with Audiograbber to make something called a mp3 file. Smaller files and nicer quality. We traded music like crazy between ourselves but were limited to our own music collections. We wanted more but the online music community seemed very small at the time.
Then Napster happened. OH MY GOD. People started amassing huge mp3 collections. People bragged about how many mp3 files they had on their computers. It was an incredible internet nanosecond and of course we all know about the fate of Napster. Napster might even beat off porn as best thing in Internet history, not to mention how the cd burner will be viewed. What’s next?
Now here we are four years later in the same room in the same city with a brand new website to share. Music is how it starts. It’s up to people to share what they know, what they find, and what they feel. There will never be enough information to go around no matter how many websites there are about music cause we will always be craving more. So join us and join them as well … as someone said the richer the broth the better the yield.
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