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American Graffiti Revisited CD 1 & 2 [2001]
2008-03-15 12:40:00
Some information from internet; This is a very fun compilation/concept album, with many fine tracks proving that doo-wop is a rich field to be mined for surf. 41 bands from all over the planet to cover all those songs that made that era a dream, A great, outta control 2 CD tribute to the soundtrack of American Graffiti [1973], featuring some of the best surf n' garage bands in the world!Couple of bands on this nice compilation I never heard of so need to check them/search for them.. [like I have nothing to do :-)] but that?s the fun part of compilation albums?Track list CD1;01 Moto Litas - Rock around the clock. 2:1802 Richie Venus - Sixteen candles. 3:2003 Susan & the Surftones - Runaway. 2:3304 Voodoo Court - Why do fools fall in love. 1:3405 Rogers Sisters - That'll be the day. 2:0606 B.C. & the 5-Speeds - Fanny mae. 2:2807 Capacitors - At the hop. 2:3408 Bully - She?s so fine. 3:3209 Buzzards - The stroll. 3:1610 Kahuna Kawentzmann - See you in september. 3:0111 Waistc...

Goldentones - Atmosphere [1993]
2008-03-11 16:53:00
Phil Dirt; Much of this is non-melodic riff rock better suited to backtracks than upfront listening. The sound is remeniscent of the Evasions, but without the cute hooks. This is the first CD from the now defunct Goldentones from Royal Oak, Michigan, originally issued in 1993. [Reverb Central]Phil Dirt isn?t that enthusiastic about this album [3 stars] but I like it?.Track list;01 - O J. 3:0202 - The Loner. 1:4903 - Junior. 2:1104 - Holeshot. 1:5305 - The Soul Of Doom. 2:1106 - The Ever Expanding Head. 2:3307 - Ginger Grant. 2:0808 - Keen Aqua Pie. 0:3809 - Fudge. 1:3610 - Rooftop Baby. 3:0811 - The Greatest Story Ever Told. 2:2512 - Miserlou. 2:0313 - Pinball Pat. 2:2014 - Lolly Vegas. 1:0515 - That's Why. 1:5816 - Gash. 2:1917 - Eppis (Estep). 2:3718 - Surf A Billy. 2:04[192k]
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Langhorns - The Langhorns [1998]
2008-03-09 08:46:00
Phil Dirt; I'm glad to see that this album has been released. The advance CD-R I reviewed in February definitely peaked my interest, and now you can also cruise the tracks of this interesting CD. It sports some very nice and new arrangements of standards, as well as a good selection of originals. This Swedish band seems to be the first from their country to do justice to surf instrumentals. Much of the guitar work here is nearly liquid, not reverbed surf, but fluidly flowing, with notes almost blending one to another. A fine CD. [Reverb Central]Track list;01 Tierra Del Fuego. 2:4002 Penetration. 2:3403 Mother of Earth. 2:5104 Buccaneer. 2:1505 The Sinner. 2:2906 El Guapo. 3:1007 Knuckleduster. 1:5008 Squad Car. 2:3709 John Doe. 2:1010 The Quit Surf. 3:4411 Latinia. 3:4312 Awesome. 3:0713 Langhorn. 2:0214 The Poker. 2:1615 The Eternal Wave. 9:1316 Pretty Please. 3:17[128k]

Duane Eddy - Surfin' [1963]
2008-03-08 12:31:00
If Duane Eddy's instrumental hits from the late '50s can sound unduly basic and repetitive (especially when taken all at once), he was vastly influential. Perhaps the most successful instrumental rocker of his time, he may have also been the man most responsible (along with Chuck Berry) for popularizing the electric rock guitar. His distinctively low, twangy riffs could be heard on no less than 15 Top 40 hits between 1958 and 1963. He was also one of the first rock stars to successfully crack the LP market.That low, twangy sound was devised in collaboration with producer Lee Hazlewood, an Arizona disc jockey whom Eddy had met while hanging out at a radio station as a teenager. By the late '50s, Hazlewood had branched out into production. Before Duane began recording, his principal influence had been Chet Atkins, but at Hazlewood's suggestion, he started concentrating on guitar lines at the lower end of the strings. His opening riff of his debut single, "Movin' and Groovin'," w...

Retroliners - Surf Avenue [2003]
2008-03-04 17:54:00
Phil Dirt; The Retroliners always seem to me to be a band stuck between potential and delivery. Some very nice writing is often held back by uncomplimentary production and unsympathetic rhythm. What's interesting to me with this release is the realization that the thing that doesn't work for me in the Retroliners recordings is the mix and lack of chemistry. Guitar and bass panned off center, detracting from the lead guitar's role as voice. From an arrangement point of view, all of the songs are a little too unchanging, which gets in the way of some very good melodies and playing. [Reverb Central]Track list;(01) - Planet Fear. 4:23(02) - Tango With Death. 3:15(03) - Surf Avenue . 3:23(04) - Capsized. 3:23(05) - Erica. 2:06(06) - Lounge Act. 3:00(07) - Land Shark. 2:55(08) - Doyers St.. 2:06(09) - Rumble In The Stratosphere 2002. 2:37(10) - Dr. Yes. 2:53(11) - Pipeline. 3:42(12) - Runaway. 2:48(13) - Downshift. 2:33(14) - Harlem By Sea. 1:35(15) - Underneath The Bunker. 2:37(16) - S...

Silencers - Powered By Twang [1997]
2008-03-01 14:49:00
Phil Dirt; Like it says on the back of the CD, "Link Wray & the Ventures rolled into one big ball and heaved through Dick Dale's living room widow"! Amen to that, especially the last track with the insane name of "Birdy Num-Nums". I'm not sure if the CD is titled Powered By Twang or not, but it's on the license plate of the street rod on the cover, so it will do. If not, it should be. A pretty solid CD, only a couple of snoozers, offset easily by the shredding power of the rest [Reverb Central]Track list;01 - Bleach Pit. 3:2002 - Journey To The Stars. 2:2103 - Martini Lunch. 2:5304 - Woof Woof. 2:3905 - Mr. Transmogrifier. 3:3206 - Drag Queen. 2:1607 - Run Kitten Run. 2:2008 - In From Cold. 3:5109 - Lawn Job. 2:0810 - rough Rider. 3:0911 - Spaceman. 4:2612 - Birdy Num-Nums. 7:22[160k]

Infrareds - Infrareds [2000]
2008-02-29 20:00:00
Phil Dirt; Pacific Grove, near Monterey, California is home to this new trio. The writing is good and fairly original, and the playing is excellent. I would imagine this is a powerful band live The biggest problem here is the mix which buries the power of the guitar. If they go to a second pressing, I'd strongly recommend remixing these sessions. [Reverb Central]Track list;01 Pico Blanco. 2:3402 The Infraromp. 3:0903 The Outskirts. 3:1704 Dead Heat. 2:5305 Squad Car. 2:1306 The Umiac Mission. 2:2907 Red Spyglass. 2:0408 Exotic. 2:2809 Death To The Private Eyes. 1:5410 Covert And Stateless. 7:14[160k]

Biarritz Boys - What ever happend to the long boards
2008-02-23 18:31:00
sharp looking guys! i always love triumph motorcycles! this one is heavenly reverb drenched. just four songs seems to be an ep, cant get any further infos.believe me: this one will blew your mindas alwaysthe dwarfoops
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Agent Orange - Living in Darkness
2008-02-23 18:13:00
righty right some heavy stuff. I will call that surf punk at his best. no reverb but a nice fuzz and surely some vocal tracks. maybe agent orange have done that skatecore stuff years before its getting popular to some people. the few instrumentals such as 'mr. moto','pipeline'and 'miserlou' are just worth the whole one. a must have for the comprehensive surf collection!!get a beeras alwaysthe dwarfoops
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The Steps - Krontjong Warna-warni
2008-02-23 17:57:00
sorry no picture. this seems to be a 60's indonesian instro combo! maybe some stuff produced in the netherlands.. i have to ask frisian bout that.but indeed a strange album, not really surfy but a very funny mix with the rhythm guitar.have funas alwaysthe dwarfoops
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Surf me up Scotty - Music to get whiped out by
2008-02-23 17:40:00
as requested the reup of this wonderful album! was been a little busy last weeks and not in mood to post anything.kevin: have fun with itas alwaysthe dwarfoops
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Aqualads - Hotbox [1999]
2008-02-22 16:52:00
Phil Dirt; The Aqualads have a sense of humor in their writing that is consistent throughout. While riff based, it often transcends what is otherwise a limitation to create a completely enjoyable and infectious listening experience. With some Russian influences in the melodies, "The Volga Boatman" would seem a like cover for them to do. The band's sound is a little like the instrumental side of the Trashmen, but slightly less edgy. A very enjoyable CD, which also includes some spiffy PC-only video and "slack fun." [Reverb Central]Track list;01 - Quasimodo. 1:4602 - Bikini Jungle. 3:1203 - Hotbox. 1:4604 - Dos Whammies. 2:0505 - Haunted Beach. 2:4606 - Longboard. 2:1407 - Aquanette's Theme. 1:3208 - Disintegration. 2:3009 - Undertow. 2:2310 - Teenage Surf Vampires. 3:0211 - Seashore. 2:2912 - El Spectre. 2:5213 - Flatline. 2:4814 - Night of the Gremmie. 1:4815 - Cat on a Hat Foam Board. 1:3816 - Sandymonium. 2:36[192k]

The Bigfoot Rocketship - The Payjack Session [2 Demo?s, 2007]
2008-02-18 23:14:00
The Bigfoot Rocketship was born in Korea ... sort of. Guitarist Todd Maduke was living there and jamming with his co-workers when drummer Tom Webster started "surfing up" all the pop, rock and blues covers the guys were jamming on. Todd was hooked on that surf beat right away and vowed to start up a surf band upon returning to Calgary, Alberta, Canada (home of Huevos Rancheros, don't you know!). Back in Canada, an ad in the local free newspaper found guitarist Herb Sawatzky (ex-SuperCha-Cha) who brought guitarist Doug Robertson with him. Calgary Guitar Trio?!? It looked like that for a long time, but eventually bassist Gerry Sobie (ex-Woody) and drummer Mike Taylor (ex-Agriculture Club) joined what was to be named The Bigfoot Rocketship - Calgary's coolest (and only) three-guitar instrumental surf attack force!Here are two demo recordings made with the help of cool dude Donny Payjack in 2007. Also, dig the logo - drawn by the one-and-only Tom Bagley!More demo recordings can be hea...
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Voodoo Court - Nuclear Vacation, The Party Is Over [2002]
2008-02-17 13:03:00
Still obsessed with thermonuclear radiation and catching a good wave, Voodoo Court returns with more of their campy surf rock on Nuclear Vacation : The Party 's Over. Where their previous record had shown the group grow in a more technically sound outfit, this album shows the band in a more hook-oriented place. Writing instrumental passages with catchy guitar phrases strewn about, the band seems to be improving their overall songwriting on this effort. A contributing factor may be the bleak atmosphere that hangs over the album, as evidenced by the darkly humorous photograph on the back cover depicting their skeleton mascot with Albert Einstein. Their fear of atomic energy is stronger on this album than it has ever been, leading to several tense instrumentals that are the polar opposite of the lighthearted beach rock that populated their debut. A few songs are still quite fun, including a pleasantly smarmy cover of John Barry's "007." But the serious vibe that hangs over the record a...
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Jon & the Nightriders - Charge Of The Nightriders [1983]
2008-02-15 16:11:00
Although probably still in nursery school when guitar instrumentals filled the American record charts, twang-bar king John Blair and his three cohorts brilliantly re-create the innocence and excitement of that long-lost genre. With resplendent, ringing tones, vibrato and mountains of reverb, Surf Beat '80 pays homage with ourteen numbers, including a few soundalike originals and a selection of covers that proves the band's dedication to--and familiarity with--their forebears. All of the tracks sound the same, but that's the idea. Great! The live LP reprises some of the studio record's items, but incorporates new material and spot-on renditions of additional classics like "Pipeline" and "Hawaii Five-0." Splashback!, produced by the legendary Shel Talmy (to no particular effect, other than perhaps spiritual), features a six-minute medley that touches on eleven instantly recognizable melodies in one seamless nostalgia romp. Charge of the Nightriders is a compilation.Self-billed as ...

Razorblades - Get Cut By The Razorblades [2003]
2008-02-12 17:54:00
German guitarist Martin Schmidt's alter ego Rob Razorblade (and his brothers Rocco Razorblade, Romeo Razorblade and Rizzo Razorblade) are behind Get Cut By The Razorblades, a fifteen track instrumental surf extravaganza. Reverb Central's Phil Dirt writes, "Martin Schmidt's previous CD's just hinted at what would happen with a band. The Razorblades are the fulfillment of that promise. There are some very fine tracks here, wit big and powerful, yet delicate and fluid sounds. Quite a fine CD." The twin guitars of Rob and Rocco cut through the mix like a scalding knife through hot butter - hang ten with the latest from the active and creative mind of Martin Schmidt. [Guitar Nine Records]Track list;(01) FastenSeatbelts. 1:51(02) Into The Big Blue. 2:50(03) Jellyfish Race. 3:07(04) The Man In The Green Suit. 3:21(05) Hacksurfbrett. 2:40(06) Wake Up Rude Boy! It´s Surfin´. 2:10(07) Kleiner Mann, Was Nun. 3:07(08) Tiki Dog. 2:07(09) I´m In Love With An Octopus. 2:44(10) The Autobahn Man...

Eliminators - Unleashed [1997]
2008-02-10 13:07:00
Phil Dirt; I first heard LA's Eliminators on Tri-Surf Records' Planet Surf CD. Since then, I've played "Bone Cruncher" umpteen times on Surf's Up!. A few months back I saw them in Santa Cruz, and I was completely blown away! They were very powerful, authentic as hell, played gorgeous vintage equipment (drool), and had a delivery like none since the Original Surfaris! I had the opportunity to record them at a long board wing ding in Santa Cruz at the National Guard Armory. I also recorded them when they returned to Santa Cruz for the first annual Woodies On The Wharf. Leader Preston Wilson plays a great rhythm guitar, Joe Kurkowski plays a killer lead, Frank Hughes plays a solid surf bass, Doug Harlow plays his brand new drums, and Billy Swanson is the best vintage surf sax player I've heard in years, and I usually don't like horns at all, save for Steve Douglas' classic surf squonks on songs like "Banzai Washout." They understand the genre like guys who were there in '62, an...

Original Onions - Grill Skills [2000]
2008-02-09 14:06:00
Phil Dirt; Columbus, Ohio's Original Onions take a fresh approach to their songs. Using surf and other instro styles as a foundation, they have generated a unique envelope from which to make music. Most of these tracks are covers, but the arrangements are quite good. This is an mp3 (well, ogg vorbis to be precise) album that can be found at InternetArchive.org. Many players will not read the files. WinAmp (PC) and Audion 3 (Mac OS X) do just fine with it. Aside from the harsh left-right guitar mix, this is a superb set of well played music.The link mentioned in the review is redirected to Live Music Archive, if you search on Original Onions you get 2 search results but no Original Onions.But I did find some other live surf acts over there?PS. I only post mp3 so don?t worry?Track list;01_Pick_Up_The_Pesos. 3:1802_Bobby_Doo. 2:3603_Harlem_Nocturne. 2:0804_A_Shot_In_The_Dark. 2:3205_I_Ran. 4:1006_Her_Majestys_Secret_Service. 2:4707_Fear. 2:2708_Dead_Man_Walking. 3:1609_Back_On_The_Cha...
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Kai Winding - More!!!: The Theme from Mondo Cane (Aka Soul Surfin') [1963,
2008-02-06 17:07:00
A strict surf album this is not, despite the packaging and a few titles. More is really the classic, best-selling album launching Kai Winding 's mod sound. Actually, it is Claus Ogerman and Winding's sound, helped out in no small part by Kenny Burrell on guitar. Except when obviously imitating standard surf guitar, Burrell provides texture, specifically the "water sound" popularized by Vinnie Bell. Within this warm bath, as it were, the piercing electronic ondioline shimmers icily. The rhythm is basic "big beat" rock, and melody never really has a chance to escape blues figures, which is just as well. "Soul Surfin'" (also the reissue title of the album) is the longest track at 3:50, and with the others at around the two minute mark, the whole thing splashes by like a breaker. But just as a quick dip in the Pacific elicits an appetite, More leaves you hungry for, well, Mondo Cane #2 [Allmusic.com]An early "Surf" album featuring the guitar of Kenny Burrell. The combo consists of tro...
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Mighty Gordinis - Kiss My Wheels [2000]
2008-02-05 20:54:00
Belgian Neo-Surf. The Mighty Gordinis play aggressive and trashy frat based noisy garage rock with surf based instros.Phil Dirt doesn?t like them that much [just 2 stars] but I like them so that?s why the post.So have a listen to it and judge for your self?[7 vocals and 7 instrumentals on this album, track 9 and 11 are 128kbps, rest 192]Track list;01 My baby wants to brainwash my mind. 2:3402 Soul samurai. 2:1703 Let's party all night. 2:1704 Tornado chasers. 2:2205 My little blue Gordini. 2:3306 Huntsville. 2:1207 Next stop Pussyville. 2:1208 Theme from Cream pie. 2:1909 The Truth Is Under the Hood. 2:3110 Minge surfin'. 2:1111 Jungle Stroll. 2:4812 Monsieur Michalon. 2:1013 Power jet. 1:3514 -The rat pack is back. 2:31[192k]
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Pyronauts - Surf Or Die [2001]
2008-02-02 16:47:00
Phil Dirt; This is the first real CD release for the Pyronauts. 15 surf instros played in a trad style with some inventive variations and arrangement ideas. The sound of the band is a little like Sacramento's Hypnotic IV, but slower and more delicate. I find this CD easy to play repeatedly, particularly "Go-Go Girl," the silky lap steel "Sleep Walk," and the soft approach to "Baja." Nice surf release. [Reverb Central]Track list;01 - Intro. 0:0602 - Go - Go Girl (Malaguena). 2:4603 - Surf in' Espana. 2:3904 - Misirlu. 3:0705 - Penetration. 2:1706 - Apache. 2:1607 - Walk Don't Run. 2:4208 - Pipeline. 2:0609 - Boogieman. 2:2010 - 4Q. 2:0011 - Baja. 2:0612 - Sleepwalk. 2:2213 - The Ghastly Stomp. 2:2214 - Peter Gunn. 1:5215 - Mr Moto. 1:5016 - Nitrus. 2:44[VBR]

Tom & Jerry - Guitar Greatest Hits [1961]
2008-02-02 16:41:00
Tom and Jerry . Of course NOT pre-?Simon & Garfunkel?. Anyway Tom (= Tommy Tomlinson, best known as Johnny Horton's sideman) and Jerry (= Jerry Kennedy), both rather known Country guitarists, plays very well on this album.Tom and Jerry, along with Hank Garland, Harold Bradley and Kenny Harston, plays the hits of that time. The arrangements are not so hard and swingy, but their guitar plays are inevitable. Very fine.Recorded at Owen Bradley Studio, Nashville, TN on October 29, 1960.(the liner notes say ?This album was recorded one week before Tommy Tomlinson was in the auto accident which took the life of the famous Johnny Horton.? The day Johnny Horton suffered car accident was November 5, 1960.) [Mercury Records Collection]Thanks Taho for this nice cassette rip.I added some information to the tracks.Track list;01 Anton Karas - The Third Man Theme. 2:4002 Lee Hazelwood & Duane Eddy - Rebel Rouser. 1:4503 Garland - Sugarfoot Rag. 1:4104 Bill Doggett, Clifford Scott, Billy But...
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Reventlos - Essential Reventlo [1996]
2008-01-31 14:03:00
Phil Dirt; What's that lurking in the weeds along the side of the road... looks like a bunch of normal geeks having some kind of twisted identity crisis... why, that must be... The Reventlos! From the worn club-ways of the city of angels come four veterans in search of relief. Doing the hang at a Hellecasters show, Gregg & Matt detected a twinge joy creeping across their collective brow when they discovered it was all right not to have a singer, and not do be playing morbid & depressed songs. "Hey, we could do that!" echoed somewhere in the gray matter. Having no particular pigeon hole they wanted to fill, and having played in every kind of band that ever was, they went for sound capsules instead of a formulaic sound. Every song tells it's own story with it's own sound, so variety becomes the watchword. There's no mistaking it's the Reventlos, it's just every tune is a new and different experience. There's Death Surf, Turnip Truck Twang, Space Invader Bottleneck Tweak...
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Star And Key Of The Indian Ocean - Surf Strike! [2002]
2008-01-28 13:48:00
Phil Dirt; This is an interesting release. The sound is shallow, perhaps ambient, but much of the music is fresh and spunky. If the Squares peaked your interest, this surely will too. [Reverb Central]Great surf band from France, I like this one allot….A video from You Tube [Intoxica]Track list;01 - Let's Go. 1:3402 - Fat Back. 2:2003 - Moon Man. 2:1504 - Surf Brigade. 2:3305 - Penetration. 1:4606 - Pipeline. 2:0307 - Phantom Wave. 2:3808 - Chagos Archipelago. 2:3309 - Finer Ache. 4:0010 - Summer Sucks. 2:1311 - Taunus Creme. 2:0512 - She's A Whore. 2:4613 - Rattle Snake. 2:3214 - Spring Break. 2:4615 - Tiger Kab. 3:1316 - Unnamed Bonus Song. 2:42[VBR]
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Pastel Six - The Cinnamon Cinder [1963]
2008-01-26 16:28:00
Phil Dirt; Having previously only heard their hit single "Cinnamon Cinder" and it's instro B-side "Bandito," I had little to base an understanding of the band on, and even less to justify their reported extreme popularity as house band at Bob Eubanks' "Cinnamon Cinder" club. After listening to this whole CD, it becomes clear that they were one fun band, unpretentious, and utterly silly. They embraced the pure fun or rock 'n' roll without any pretext of art - just good fun. From this new view, I can easily see how they were the party band of choice on weekend nights at the CC. This is the sort of band that creates a perfect backdrop for your party, not the sort of band you'd sit listening to, mesmerized by the artistry. Too too fun. Oh, yeah, besides the handful of totally fun pop vocals, there are a bunch of really cool instros as well. [Reverb Central]A very good instrumental album re-released in 1998, just only a few tracks are related to surf but if you like the oldies you w...
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Exotics - Go Go Guitars [1996]
2008-01-23 14:40:00
Phil Dirt; I think the Exotics are having an identity crisis. There's a wide spectrum of unfocused sound here. Some exotica/lounge, some rock, some bison bop, and some surf. The good tracks are really good, and the others are really marginal. The covers are mostly too common, except for Lariat and Casbah. I'm glad I have it, but would have liked more focus. Some of the production is really not complimentary to the performance, almost amateur in nature. Clean, just not complimentary to the tune. Others are brilliant. I have to wonder which were the accidents. Ah well. Still, the CD is nice. I think the artwork suggest more lounge/exotica then there ism, and the Ventures pose of the back is not represented in the sound except for the trashing of Whittier Blvd.. A mixed bag for sure. Let's see what they do with the next CD. [Reverb Central]Track 16 is indeed 9:35 but has a gab with no sound at all, leading to a so called hidden track….Track list;01 Prelude. 0:5502 Sandoway. 2:4503...
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Astroglides - Penetrate With [2001]
2008-01-21 21:21:00
It is not very common to find a band that succeeded to shape a brand new musical genre. The Astroglides, who coined the term 'Surf Core' to describe their own blend of dark surf and metallic thrash-core managed to galvanize a new power tool that retained the true essence of surf music with guitars played through vintage Fender amps, reverb units and speakers with the aid of a slashing theremin and exotic musical instruments. Since their formation in 1997, the Astroglides have been crafting unique instrumental and vocal Surfcore tunes, alongside and separated from both the Israeli musical mainstream and the local alternative scene. Leading their own crusade, the band released their first two albums "Penetrate with" and "Fondling with" in the Israeli independent label Fast Music in 2001 and 2002, respectively. Later joined their third effort "Channel Surfing with" a record that was based around TV and movie instrumentals, including cover versions of obscure theme songs from old Isra...

Astroglides - Fondling With [2002]
2008-01-21 21:19:00
Phil dirt; This is the second album from Israel's Astroglides. 9 great instros and 10 hardcore vocals with the defiant fatalism of the never-ending battlefield they live in. Unique and powerful surf instros from dark inside killer waves.Track list;01 - Open Up. 1:2402 - I Despise Humanity. 1:2303 - Bat-Yam Stomp. 1:1504 - Dick Tracy. 1:3705 - Thumb Size Clit. 0:4506 - Mar Gaya. 1:2407 - Hardkorn. 2:0208 - Simabadoosah. 1:1609 - Be Meine Hitler. 2:2810 - Romany Vardo. 1:3211 - Met-tityahoo. 3:5012 - High Tide. 1:3113 - Hava Nagila. 0:3714 - Bonfire at Steimatzky. 1:0115 - Arab Bush. 1:1616 - BereSHIT Festival. 2:4417 - I'm Nervous. 0:3018 - Russian Rock. 1:1719 - We Also Do Bar Mitzvas. 1:11[128k]

Mariners - Wrong Planet! [2000]
2008-01-21 21:17:00
Phil Dirt; Atlanta, Georgia is home to the Mariners . This is their first release. Some really nice tracks, some infectious stuff, a few brilliant moments, and all very precise and clean. Mostly covers, some are less traveled than others, and in most cases, while the arrangements are pretty straight forward, the precision of the playing and the cross between surf and the Ventures places the CD in good position for enjoyment. It's particularly nice to see John D. Loudermilk, Danny Amis and the Penetrators covered. There's no new ground broken, but this is significantly more listenable than most cover discs. The originals are well written and executed as well.Track list;01 - High Plains Surfer. 2:3902 - The Hearse. 2:1803 - Windy And Warm. 2:3004 - Wrong Planet . 2:3605 - Searchin' My Soul. 3:0106 - Cruisin' The Kam. 2:1907 - Secret Agent Man. 2:0808 - Lamento A-Turbo. 3:0209 - Mr Moto. 2:0310 - Surfin' St Helens. 2:0711 - Apache. 2:5412 - Journey To The Stars. 2:1813 - Runaway. 2:...

Iskre - Singlovi [1964-65]
2008-01-15 15:35:00
EP 1 track 1-4 [1964] EP 2 track 5-8 [196?]EP 3 track 9-12 [1965]This one is a collection of Iskre his EP’s/7�, at least that’s what I think.What I did find out that the first 12 tracks are 3 EP’s, each one contains 4 tracks the rest are maybe collected by a fan?A lot of question marks on this collection/album and some guessing from me, Yugoslavian band?, Singlovi means discography?, the tags say Vis Iskre, means Band Iskre?However the guessing is not imported, what’s imported is the music and I like this collection/album.You can hear from the sound that this one is really from the 60’s and that makes it likable for me although I don’t think this is a vinyl rip, the quality is far to good for that, said that every thing is possible of course nowadays with the equipment there is available…The music itself are oldies mostly taken from other artists like many bands did in those days, the fun part is that the 5 vocals are in the Yugoslavian[?] language, the other 13 tra...