Here's more demos from 1978. Different version of most of these songs have been released but there are some unreleased songs here. I think most of these versions are better than what has been released.
more info here: http://www.punk77.co.uk/groups/adamant.htm
Adam & Dave Demos 4-78
01. Young Parisians
02. Il Duce
03. Punk In The Supermarket
Virtual Earth Studios 5-15-78
01. Young Parisians
02. Lady
03. Catch A Falling Star
Decca Demos 8-78
01. Whip In My Valise
02. Bathroom Function
03. Never Trust A Man With Egg On His Face
04. Rubber People
05. Catholic Day
06. Fall In
07. Juanito The Bandito
08. (You're So) Physical
09. Friends
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Monday, December 27, 2010
Adam & The Ants - demos, part 1; 1977
Adam & The Ants formed in 1977 but only release their first single in 1978. In 1977 they recorded some excellent demos which mostly remain unreleased to this day. A few of these songs ended up being re-recorded for b-sides in the early 1980s. Quality is great on both these demos.
Adam & The Ants diary here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/08/adam-ants-diary.html
Chapples Studio 7-14-77
01. Plastic Surgery
02. Beat My Guest
03. Deutscher Girls
04. Dirk Wears White Sox
05. Fat Fun
06. Hampstead
07. It Doesn't Matter
08. Puerto Rican
Camden Studio 9-28-77
01. Mice In Freefall
Adam & The Ants diary here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/08/adam-ants-diary.html
Chapples Studio 7-14-77
01. Plastic Surgery
02. Beat My Guest
03. Deutscher Girls
04. Dirk Wears White Sox
05. Fat Fun
06. Hampstead
07. It Doesn't Matter
08. Puerto Rican
Camden Studio 9-28-77
01. Mice In Freefall
999 - Vortex '77, Peel '78 + OGWT '78
By request here's some 999. On the Vortex show 999 played with Art Attacks, Now and The Flies. It was recorded from the audience so sound quality is not perfect but is listenable. The quality on the Peel and OGWT are very good.
999 interview here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/11/999-heat-november-1977.html
Vortex gigography here: http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkhistory/vortex_gigs.htm
@ Vortex, London 8-30-77
01. Nasty Nasty
02. Pick It Up
03. Hit Me
04. Quite Disappointing
05. Tell Me Something Nice
06. My Street Stinks
07. Emergency
08. I'm Alive
09. No Pity
10. Chicane Destination
11. My Street Stinks
12. Nobody Knows
13. Nasty Nasty
14. I'm Alive
John Peel Session 10-25-78
01. Subterfuge
02. Homicide
03. Soldier
04. Let's Face It
Old Grey Whistle Test 11-78
01. Homicide
02. Let's Face It
999 interview here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/11/999-heat-november-1977.html
Vortex gigography here: http://www.punk77.co.uk/punkhistory/vortex_gigs.htm
@ Vortex, London 8-30-77
01. Nasty Nasty
02. Pick It Up
03. Hit Me
04. Quite Disappointing
05. Tell Me Something Nice
06. My Street Stinks
07. Emergency
08. I'm Alive
09. No Pity
10. Chicane Destination
11. My Street Stinks
12. Nobody Knows
13. Nasty Nasty
14. I'm Alive
John Peel Session 10-25-78
01. Subterfuge
02. Homicide
03. Soldier
04. Let's Face It
Old Grey Whistle Test 11-78
01. Homicide
02. Let's Face It
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Sadistic Exploits 'zine (Philadelphia)
Alternative 'zine #4 1981 (Philadelphia)
Here is issue #4 of the Alternative fanzine from Philadelphia. Even though it says December 1984 on the cover this issue is actually from December 1981. This zine was put together by members of the bands Decontrol and Autistic Behavior plus a couple friends. In this issue are articles on Sadistic Exploits, Decontrol, the 1981 Philly Punk Fests, scene news and reviews. 6 Pages.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Sham 69 - Live shows 1979 + 1980
In 1979, after much visa problems, Sham 69 finally played two shows in the USA, one in New York and the other in Los Angeles. Here is the New York show as recorded from the audience by the legendary Donnie The Punk. It's rough on quality and the right channel drops out half way through but it sounds like it was a great gig and well anticipated. The Stockholm show is from a Swedish Radio broadcast that was recorded not too long before the split up and is great quality.
Sham interview here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/08/sham-69-look-in-december-1979.html
@ Hurrahs, NYC 12-05-79 [from cassette tape]
01. What Have We Got
02. Voices
03. Tell Us The Truth
04. Money
05. Angels With Dirty Faces
06. Joey's On The Street Again
07. Give A Dog A Bone
08. Borstal Breakout
09. You're A Better Man Than I
10. Questions & Answers
11. That's Life
12. Hersham Boys
13. White Riot
14. If The Kids Are United
15. Borstal Breakout
16. If The Kids Are United
@ Radio 4, Stockholm 8-04-80 [from cassette tape]
01. Red London
02. Tell Us The Truth
03. Questions & Answers
04. Joey's On The Street Again
05. Borstal Breakout
06. Voices
07. Give A Dog A Bone
08. Hersham Boys
09. That's Life
10. You're a Better Man Than I
11. Money
12. Lost On Highway 46
13. Day Tripper
14. Poor Cow
15. White Riot
16. Angels With Dirty Faces
17. Stockholm Kids Are Innocent
18. They Don't Understand
19. If The Kids Are United
Sham interview here: http://hoagy-articles.blogspot.com/2010/08/sham-69-look-in-december-1979.html
@ Hurrahs, NYC 12-05-79 [from cassette tape]
01. What Have We Got
02. Voices
03. Tell Us The Truth
04. Money
05. Angels With Dirty Faces
06. Joey's On The Street Again
07. Give A Dog A Bone
08. Borstal Breakout
09. You're A Better Man Than I
10. Questions & Answers
11. That's Life
12. Hersham Boys
13. White Riot
14. If The Kids Are United
15. Borstal Breakout
16. If The Kids Are United
@ Radio 4, Stockholm 8-04-80 [from cassette tape]
01. Red London
02. Tell Us The Truth
03. Questions & Answers
04. Joey's On The Street Again
05. Borstal Breakout
06. Voices
07. Give A Dog A Bone
08. Hersham Boys
09. That's Life
10. You're a Better Man Than I
11. Money
12. Lost On Highway 46
13. Day Tripper
14. Poor Cow
15. White Riot
16. Angels With Dirty Faces
17. Stockholm Kids Are Innocent
18. They Don't Understand
19. If The Kids Are United
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Killjoys - Raw session, Rehearsal, Peel Sessions 1977-1978
The Killjoys were from Birmingham England and in 1977 released a classic Punk single on Raw Records. Only one other song was officially released before they split up in mid-1978. They existed for a little over a year. In that time they also managed to record two John Peel Sessions. The Raw Records session here is the one the single came from but I think these are different mixes and there is talking between songs by the engineer and the band. The rehearsal tape gives us a few extra songs that haven't been heard much before. Raw Records session 1977 [from cassette tape]
01. Recognition
02. At Night
03. Johnny Won't Get To Heaven
04. Naive
Rehearsal 1977
01. Recognition
02. Smoke Your Own
03. Going All The Way
04. At Night
05. Recognition (2)
06. Back To Front (intro)
07. Back To Front
08. It's All Your Fault
09. Is That What She Said
John Peel Session 10-18-77 [from cassette tape]
01. Recognition
02. At Night
03. Back To Front
04. Naive
John Peel Session 2-13-78 [from cassette tape]
01 All The Way
02 Smoke Your Own
03 Spit On Me
04 Ghislaine
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