Rick Charnoski’s Warm Blood presentation at Spectacle NY with Eric de Jesus reading some old punker stories from Raw Pogo On The Scaffold zine, plus Charno’s early 80s LV skatepunx slideshow, which is further evidence of the Lehigh Valley being the suburban 80s teen punk dream, PA’s Huntington Beach.
Rick Charnoski also directed skate films Fruit of the Vine & Tent City
Watch Warm Blood on Prime Video
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Gone was an instrumental trio put together in 1986 by guitarist Greg Ginn. The group was originally rounded out by Andrew Weiss (bass) and Sim Cain (drums) (formerly in Regressive Aid / Scornflakes After recording 2 albums and touring heavily, Ginn disbanded the group in 1987 to concentrate on running SST Records. Weiss and Cain would soon join the Rollins Band. In the early 1990s,
Setlist:
1) Insidious Detraction
2) Peter Gone
3) Rosanne
4) Last Days Of Being Stepped On
5) Climbing Rat’s Wall
6) Turned Over Stone
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10) Left Holding The Bag
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Regressive Aid was an instrumental band consisting of Simeon Cain (drums), William Tucker (guitar), and Andrew Weiss (bass guitar). Regressive Aid frequently played at City Gardens, a punk rock club in Trenton, New Jersey.
The band later would become Scornflakes, ultimately the same lineup with the addition of a vocalist (Boy White) and a shift into a sound centered on punk, rather than the jazzy-rock dissonance common in songs by Regressive Aid. Following their termination, all of the members of Regressive Aid would become longtime collaborators in the band Ween.
The members of Regressive Aid were featured as characters in the Matt Howarth comic book The Anti-Chair (1983), the title taken from one of the band’s songs. The band also received a plug in Howarth’s graphic novel WRAB: Pirate Television. Cain and Weiss also played in Gone, a three pieced punk instrumental rock outfit, as well as the Rollins Band, while Tucker went on to perform with Ministry in 1989. All three members spent time performing with the supergroup, Pigface, as well.
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I first discovered Scornflakes at KDU it was only in the last few years I learned of Regressive Aid. Plus I never noticed that members of these bands went on to be Gone, Rollins Band, Pigface, etc. But besides just wanting to play their record because I liked it – the album had a side long side – so it has the secondary use of being a good record to play when you had to run out to the bathroom while doing your show.
Live Tracks from Regressive Aid and Scornflakes
Regressive Aid Live at CBGBs July 1984
Regressive Aid – Effects On Exposed People
Why Settle For Less When You Can Regress
Scornflakes – Scorn In The U.S.A.
Scornflakes – Live at City Gardens 1984 – Plus…
In 1973 metaphysical transporter and singer DAMO SUZUKI left the legendary experimental rock band CAN, to which he gave his voice and energy on some of the bands most ground breaking music albums and eclectic live shows. Going on pilgrimage and a journey for mystic exploration that still lasts on until today, Mr. Suzuki then started his own live music project: The DAMO SUZUKI NETWORK, traveling the world to perform completely improvised live shows together with primarily young and unknown musicians from local psychedelic underground scenes. – https://www.damosuzuki.com/
Sadly we lost Damo Suzuki on February 9, 2024. I very much regret that I never got to see him live. Looking for video of times he played Philadelphia I’m even more upset that I never made it out. I found a couple of his shows here one with both Bardo Pond and Stinking Lizaveta ( I just noticed both videos have the same date either that was a very busy day for Damo or one has the wrong date). The Bardo Pond set is also available as an audio download from archives.org. I’ve thrown in some other things I found including an amazing Can documentary from 1972.
Damo Suzuki Network West Philly Oct.2007
Damo Suzuki performing with Stinking Lizaveta at the MillCreek Tavern, West Philly Oct.25th 2007
Damo Suzuki Network ft. Bardo Pond (excerpt) Live @ The Rotunda – Philadelphia, PA [10.25.07]
(See full video info below) Bardo Pond’s photo Page
Audio FIle from Archives.org
CAN FREE CONCERT (dir. Peter Przygodda, 1972)
Damo Suzuki Network ft. Bardo Pond (excerpt) Video Info
General Info
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Band: Damo Suzuki Network ft. Bardo Pond
Place: Live @ The Rotunda – Philadelphia, PA
Date: October 25th, 2007 [10.25.07]
Length:
Position: center
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Recording
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Camera: Panasonic AG DVX100B
Tape: MiniDv
Video Settings: SP – Widescreen – 24p
Audio Settings: 16 bit – Stereo – Sony ECM-MSD1 Mic
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Ripping & Saving
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Software: Vegas Video 7
Dimensions: 720×416
Audio: 224kbps
File Type: .mpeg > Divx converter
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Show Notes:
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Singer of Can collabs with locals Bardo Pond to create a near two hour improv jam session. This was by far the greatest psych show I’ve ever been to.
Everything by shlacking
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Boston’s Pixies Live from City Gardens from September 29th 1989, which was a few months after Doolittle was released.
Thanks for the Live tape files Don Sheluga
01 – Bone Machine
02 – Cactus
03 – Caribou
04 – Levitate Me
05 – Dancing the Manta Ray
06 – Gouge Away
07 – River Euphrates
08 – Gigantic
09 – There Goes My Gun
10 – No – 13 Baby
11 – Crackity Jones
12 – I Bleed
13 – The Holiday Song
14 – Nimrod’s Son
15 – Isla de Encanta
16 – Debaser
17 – Dead (Fascination Street intro)
18 – Hey
19 – Monkey Gone to Heaven
20 – Mr – Grieves
21 – Where Is My Mind?
22 – Wave of Mutilation
23 – Vamos
24 – Tony’s Theme
25 – Tame
26 – Into the White
The Cure Live from the Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, PA, USA on October 26, 1985. Thanks for the Live tape files Don Sheluga.
01 – Shake Dog Shake
02 – Piggy in the Mirror
03 – Play for Today
04 – Strange Days
05 – Primary
06 – Kyoto Song
07 – Charlotte Sometimes
08 – In Between Days
09 – The Walk
10 – A Night Like This
11 – Push
12 – A Forest
13 – unknown
14 – Close to Me
15 – Lets Go to Bed
16 – Three Imaginary Boys
17 – Boys Dont Cry
18 – Fake
19 – 1015 Saturday Night
20 – Killing an Arab
Firehose Live Khyber Pass in Philadelphia 4/15/91
Originally the show was going to be at theChestnut Cabaret, then it was moved to the Khyber.
A earlier Firehose show from Revival is here – Firehose – Live Revival Philadelphia 11/6/87
Thanks for the Live tape files Don Sheluga
01 – Windmilling
02 – In My Mind
03 – Whisperin’ While Hollerin’
04 – Flyin’ the Flannel
05 – Up Finnegan’s Ladder
06 – The First Cuss
07 – Toolin’
08 – Down With the Bass
09 – Walking the Cow (Daniel Johnston cover)
10 – What Gets Heard
11 – Riddle of the Eighties
12 – For the Singer of R.E.M.
13 – Backroads
14 – From One Cums One
15 – Anti-Misogyny Maneuver
16 – Me & You, Remembering
17 – Chemical Wire
18 – Too Long
19 – Oer the Town of Pedro
20 – The Candle and the Flame
21 – Making the Freeway
22 – Some Things
23 – Mannequin (Wire cover)
24 – Slack Motherfucker (Superchunk cover)
25 – The Red & the Black (Blue Öyster Cult cover)
Boneheads
The Boneheads, who were part of the 70’s Philadelphia punk/new wave scene, along with the Sic Kidz, Stickmen, Warm Jets, Autistics, King of Siam, Pure Hell, and others. They played regularly at the Hot Club in Philly, and New York; including CBGBs, Max’s Kansas City and Tier 3. They opened shows for Richard Hell and the Voidoids, B-52’s, Wreckless Eric, The Lurkers, Mission of Burma, Nico, The Feelies, Madness, Necessaries (Chris Spedding), and others. In the summer of 1979, the band entered Starr Recording Studio in Philadelphia, and recorded 4 songs; ‘New Jersey‘, ‘Surfing UFO‘, ‘Adam & Eve‘ and ‘Yesterday‘. Unfortunately, the masters were lost and the tracks never released. Luckily, a cassette of the original recordings was recently discovered. The Boneheads disbanded shortly after morphing into the prolific Philly band, Bunnydrums.
Single 1978-79
Bunnydrums
Bunnydrums was a highly innovative and influential band that pushed the boundaries of post-punk music. Their unique sound, experimental approach, and introspective lyrics set them apart from their contemporaries. While they may not have achieved mainstream success during their active years, their impact on the alternative music scene cannot be overlooked. Bunnydrums’ legacy lives on through their groundbreaking music and the influence they had on future generations of musicians. To Reptile is a Live 1984 from Unitas Wageningen, Netherlands LP
To Reptile
Flyers
Very early Philly Punk Band – I didn’t realize where on Bandcamp until recently – two live shows one from the Hot Club and the other on WXPN. Later went on to be DJ Bobby Startup and the Bunnydrums.
Bobby Startup – Vocals, Attitude
Bruce Glider – Guitar, Vocals, Clothes
Johnny Vukovich – Bass, Looks
Joe Ankenbrand – Drums, Expressions
With Karen ? – Bass, Education (Hot Club)
Other guitar guy – Beard (WXPN)
Live at Hot Club – 4-14-79
Live at WXPN – Early 1979
Flyers
Sister Double Happiness was an alternative blues rock band that existed from 1986 until 1995, formed in San Francisco, CA, United States. It’s core members were Gary Floyd and Lynn Perko, who were in the seminal punk rock band The Dicks, and Ben Cohen of the Pop-O-Pies.
Thanks for the tape files Don Sheluga.
Chestnut Cabaret – October 9, 1991
01 – Bobby Shannon
02 – Freight Train
03 – Don’t Worry
04 – Heart and Mind
05 – Sweet Talker
06 – Cry Like a Baby
07 – Lightning Struck
08 – Ain’t it a Shame
09 – Exposed to You
10 – I’m Drowning
11 – You Don’t Know Me
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