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+| Drugs: Why not fill yourself with something that can give you a fake sense of security, confidence, or superiority? I mean as long as you are happy, who cares what other people think? Remember, it is all in your mind. No matter what they say, where they lock you up, in the end it will be your fault, and your fault only. If you are winning in your mind, you could be burning to death with maggots eating at your skin, and you could still feel as if you’ve accomplished something. Get a drug habit and die.

Links posted in November 2005

November 28, 2005

Sex Pistols inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ..I wonder what Johnny has to say about this..

November 23, 2005

Cocked and Loaded is the name of the latest release from Ministry’s frontman Al Jourgensen side project The Revolting Cocks. It will have guest appearances by Gibby of the Butthole Surfers, Jello Biafra, Billy Gibbons and many more. [more inside]

Cocked & Loaded

November 23rd, 2005 by BMF

The Revolting Cocks are about to release Cocked & Loaded featuring Ministry’s frontman Al Jourgensen. It will have guest appearances by Gibby of the Butthole Surfers, Jello Biafra, Billy Gibbons and many more. This will be AWESOME. Gotta find this one.
Track listings is:
01. Fire Engine
02. 10 Million Ways to Die
03. Caliente (Dark Entries)
04. Prune Tang
05. Dead End Streets
06. Pole Grinder
07. Jack In The Crack
08. Devil Cock
09. Viagra Culture
10. Revolting Cock Au Lait

November 22, 2005

Finally Google put us at number one spot on MusicFilter search.

November 21, 2005

The Coffin Lids ‘Round Midnight’ is the newest release from The Coffin Lids hailing from Boston. “Walk a mile in my shoes” clocks in with buzzing guitars and vocals that make you believe these guys have walked many a Rock and Roll mile. I can picture seeing these guys playing live with every member pausing between songs to take a sip of whiskey only to drive into the next song harder and louder. They sound Rock & Roll and they are Rock & Roll. Track eight, “Action” has some great sounding vocals and a beat that keeps you guessing what comes next. “Kick out of you” reminds me of the Stooges for some reason. “She’s the Bomb” has a really cool driving beat that makes me wanna do just that..drive fast. “Creepy Crawl” has the band giving there own version of a sing along dance along song done with the cool sound that creeps out of each song on this disc. [more inside]

The Coffin Lids

November 21st, 2005 by BMF

Round Midnight‘ is the newest release from The Coffin Lids hailing from Boston. This is the first time I’ve heard the band and I really like what I hear. “Walk a mile in my shoes” clocks in with buzzing guitars and vocals that make you believe these guys have walked many a fucking mile. I can picture seeing these guys in a garage type venue with every member pausing between songs to take a sip of whiskey only to drive into the next song harder and louder. They sound Rock & Roll and they are Rock & Roll. Track eight, “Action” has some great sounding vocals and a beat that keeps you guessing what comes next. I really hope these guys come to Atlanta to play there own brand of sleazy Rock & Roll. “Kick out of you” reminds me of the Stooges for some reason. “She’s the Bomb” has a really cool driving beat that makes me wanna do just that…drive…fast. “Creepy Crawl” has the band giving there own version of a sing along dance along song done with the cool sound that creeps out of each song on this disc. The last track on this disc “Tonight you’re gonna die in my garage” reminds me a bit of The Ruiners. What ever happened to those guys anyway? The Coffin Lids have proven their bad ass rock music to me with this disc. I will not only go see them live if they come around Atlanta but I’ll eagerly await each release they put out.

The Hypstrz

November 21st, 2005 by BMF

Bomp records has just released this disc which is a re-release of the 180gram record from 1980 featuring exclusive liner notes and some extra tracks. “The Hipstrz – Live at the Longhorn” is unlike a lot of “live” albums you hear in that it actually sounds live. If you’re having a party and want to throw on a disc that will last for more than a few minutes this is for you. With 37 tracks consisting of some covers and originals this may be the perfect party record. Punk-a-fied garage rock is exactly right.

November 18, 2005

Nashville Pussy have been forced to cancel their tour due to an accident in Wyoming in which thier van rolled over and damaged not only the van but the bands equipment as well. They hope to reschedule in feb.

November 15, 2005

Sid Sings master reels have been revealed on Sex Pistols.net. An individual owns the tapes.

November 14, 2005

Bomp records weekly update has lots of new goodies for you obscure music fans…such as….
ADOLESCENTS Complete Demos 1980-1986 Special packaging just for the band to sell on the road! Not available in stores. The cover and LP labels are black and white instead of black and red. Each LP jacket is hand-numbered, no bar code, opaque green marble color, re-sealable poly sleeves instead of shrink-wrap.The entire production run of this special edition is limited to 2000 LP $14

November 11, 2005

My mom is here and it ROCKS!

November 09, 2005

Perry Farrell says drugs have worked for him and also adds that the current music scene is putting out stale material due to the lack of drug use. Go Perry.

November 08, 2005 Live Music Download

November 8th, 2005 by Administrator

The White Stripes have come up with a pretty cool idea. They record a song a night on their UK tour and then make it available for download to the people who actually saw the show along with artwork specific to that show and a free CD-R as well.

November 04, 2005 Dolls to record new material

Friday, November 4th, 2005

The New York Dolls plan to record new material for the first time since 1974 in January.

November 02, 2005

The Germs tore up the stage at the L.A. “Waking the Dead” show last saturday night. They shared the stage with Fear, Flipper and the Suicidal Tendencies. Shane West who was once on TV’s ‘ER’ took the stage and did Darby Crash justice just as many speculate he will do when he plays Darby in the new movie “What we do is Secret“. Some are saying that the band will actually tour with West fronting the band which features original guitarist Pat Smear, bassist Lorna Doom and drummer Don Bolles.

The Germs

November 2nd, 2005 by Administrator

LA hosted a classic punk rock show last saturday night with the Suicidal Tendencies, Flipper, Fear and the Germs taking the stage showing that punk rock is far from dead. Police had to shut down the streets outside the venue after the show to prevent rioting. When Fear took the stage the crowd suddenly became vicious and stormed the stage. The Germs featured a suprise lead vocal by none other than Shane West of ER fame who coincidently is starring the the film “What we do is Secret” about the life and Darby Crash and the Germs.

Lemmy to speak for Anti-Drug campain

November 2nd, 2005 by Administrator

Lemmy
Lemmy once said in an interview in the mid 80’s that a doctor told him that if he stopped taking amphetamines that the shock to his metabolism might kill him. He has also said that taking acid gives him a different perspective on writing songs. But he has always held true that he hates heroin. Lemmy accepted an invitation by Tory Welsh assembly member William Graham to address the assembly on drug abuse. The 59-year-old singer will give his talk on Thursday (Nov. 3) — before a gig in Cardiff.

“Frankly, young people are more likely to listen to him,” Graham told the BBC News.

Graham was prompted to contact Lemmy by his researcher after a recent Channel 4 documentary on the band, “Live Fast Die Old”, where he spoke about his hatred of heroin.

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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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