What are you listening to in the garage?

few bands on the changer

TURBO AC's
The Sore Thumbs (out of the bay area)
Swingin Utters
The Stitches
One Man Army
The Beltones

 

The latest Posin' Okie's CD we got at Dewey.........Brian was right on with it and little Mike ruled!! (specially dancing with the big gal...........)

 

johnny paycheck
hacienda bros
george jones
reducers
one man army
dwarves
sick of it all

 

Lately, I've been THE MOST motivated to actually do some work when I listen to the following:

PAILHEAD (Ian Mackaye w/ Ministry. Very cool stuff...Unfortunately they only did one album), THE RAILBENDERS, lots of SINATRA, ....There's this show called BIG BAND JUMP on our AM 1430 (KEZW)...that's a pretty good show...helps me stay focused for some reason. The host has a funny way of talkin too so that makes it even more entertaining.

ummmm....I'm always productive when I listen to classic surf (DICK DALE, VENTURES...etc) OH! and some of the newer surf , such as MARACA 5-0, THE TREBLEMAKERS and THE SPACE COSSAKS. Those guys are really good!

 

The Smiths/Morrissey
New York Dolls
The Saints
Misfits
Ramones
Bob Marley
Yellow Man
Lady Tron
Kraftwork (love the electronica music)
The Dears
The Clash
The Locust
Rail them to Death (local San Diego Band)
The Gories
Buzzcocks
The Garden State soundtrack
Klaus Nomi

Thats what I have in my daily driver (don't have radio in my Ranchero) and house stereo at the moment. It changes from week to week.

 

In the shop?

Rock-a-billy
70's
80's
HBO
Stars
Speed-channel
ESPN2
Discovery
History

...and the Weather Cheannel for the latest hurricane report.

 

I hear this:

Headstones
theHDRC
CLUTCH
Sevendust
Chevelle
Neil Young
Pantera
Gun's n' fuckin' Roses
the Doors

Thank you for listening.

edit: add

RATM
Zeppelin
Tragically Hip (old)
Slayer
Metalica - Black and older
Hank W. Jr.
ac/dc
Beastie Boys - Licence to Ill
Disturbed

 

Sand blasting messed up the CD player so I'm stuck with the radio! I think I need to tow my stuff to Mutt's garrage.

 

Howard Stern
2LiveCrew
Ozzie
Fats
Sublime
Hank W
Rage
BeastieBoys
Ac/Dc
JohnnyCash...............

 

i listen to my friends crack wise. cadillacbob, thirdyfivepickup, chris50, jer and others are providing me ample material for when i write my book, twentyfive years of garage night. look for it on the best seller's list soon.

 

i had a cd player, but that took a shit. so now all i really get is our local radio station. but at least at night they have Nights With Alice Cooper, which plays some cool stuff.

 

Nothing because we had a big kick ass party out in the Garage last New Years Eve and thanks to Kruiser 63 and the Northsiders and the Hooligans, and the Deuces Car clubs we blew my Stereo up REAL GOOD!!! Just haven't pulled the loot from the car money to replace it..tell ya tho tonight I was sure craving some tunes...and My range of Music can go from elevator music to the hardest shit you ever heard...Caveman

 

DERAILERS, COHEED AND CAMBRIA, DRI, Junior Brown, JFA, GG. Allin. Run DMC, Transplants, Cassidy, Mike Jones, Regan Youth, Napalm death, Go Getters, SLAYER, DOGGY STYLE, Wanda Jackson , Kottonmouth Kings, N.W.A. DAG Nasty, Elvis, SSD, ALL, Poison Idea, Fat boys, FEAR, Mavericks, EPMD, MDC, Agent orange, and shooter jennings....... LUKESTER

 

This past weekend: Tom Waits, Calavera, Los Creepers, Dragstrip Demons, and a little Southern Culture On The Skids.

 

The old stand bys

Clash
Misfits
j Cash
Motorhead
Sick on the Bus (I hooked on it again)
Supersuckers
Slayer
Op Ivy

 

Operation Ivy, Iron Maiden- Killers CD , Slayer - Reign in Blood , Metallica - And Justice for All, Damage Plan, Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet. Shadows Fall. Dats it.


NAILHEAD

 

FUCK!!!, now I am listening to fucking nothing as my CD's were stolen from my car... I am so fucking pissed and sad. I had all my favorite shit in there. damn!!! If anybody has some US Bombs or Die Hunns you want to burn for me I am going to miss those the most as I had all of them..

 

Me, 60's, 70's rock on the radio or maybe some of the following

The Blasters
Big Bad voodoo daddy
Brian Setzer orchestra or with the stray cats
George Thorogood
AC/DC
Steeley Dan

Throw in some southern rock for good measure and top it of with the blues depending on the day.

Cliff Ramsdell

 

After work, I'll throw in the new Setzer and git some chit done!

 

The sound of my shin crunching, followed by blatantly offensive language, as I trip over that damned 235 once again.

 

Tony Di Franco and the Di Franco Family -- Heartbeat (It's a Love Beat)
Gilbert O'Sullivan -- Alone Again Naturally
Sammy Johns -- Chevy Van
Debbie Boone -- You Light Up My Life
Color Me Bad -- I Want to Sex You Up
Rick Dees -- Disco Duck
Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods -- Billy Don't Be a Hero
Wayne Newton -- Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast
Melanie -- I've Got a Brand New Pair of Roller Skates
Sylvia -- I've Never Been to Me
Starland Vocal Band -- Afternoon Delight
Gerardo -- Rico Suave
Michael Jackson -- Ben
The Captain and Tenille -- Muskrat Love
Boogie Fever -- The Sylvers
Terry Jacks -- Seasons In the Sun
Paper Lace -- The Night Chicago Died
Ohio Express -- Yummy Yummy Yummy (I've Got Love In My Tummy)
1910 Fruitgum Company -- Indian Giver
The Floaters -- Float On

 

Are you the no-goodnik that swiped my 8-track collection????

 

Nah, I have a friend who's a guard at Guantanamo Camp Xray. That's the CD they use to torture terrorists.

 

Well, then torture away!!!! That's the sound of my misspent youth!!

 

Murder City Devils
Rocket from the Crypt
Billy Childish
Radio Birdman
The Mummies
Faith No More

I find good rock and roll works the best for wrenching on stuff

But for some reason I like mellower music while doing upholstery

 

Me too. Nobody can hear me scream profanities over the stereo when I run that needle through my thumb! But if I have some Wayne Newton on they can.

 

I listen to any number of Plowboy's 9999 different cds in his space aged changer. I don't think I have ever heard the same song twice. That is how we do it in the 217!!!

 

Well, right now I've got the following cds on rotation....

Johnny Cash - The Early Sun recording hits
The Gin Palace Jesters - Honkey Tonk Fools
Marti Brom - Snake Ranch, Mean
Chuck Berry - The greatest Hits
The Slapbacks
Rudy LeCroix and his Allstars
Louis Prima
Al Jordan
Benny Goodman
DeJango Rienhart - Jango Swings
and some other
Various Rockabilly and western Swing/big band mixes....

then there's always the hardcore stuff...
Living Sacrifice
Project 86
Hatebreed
Anberlin

 

Alot of the above music plus some other sick stuff...............but love the sound of this sweet small block when it's purrring after a tune!!

 

N P R, National Public Radio.

That's right, I'm one of those. I think better when I am asked to think about the world and what we (King George) are doing to fuck it up.

And later at night, it's JAZZ!!

On Sundays, Marion McPartland followed by Dick Buckley, a man who's been there and done that, three or four times. And remembers it.

All here...

Cosmo