Scram video from the Lee Paris/PCHA benefit show – Houston Hall, U of Penn 05/03/86
01 – Something To Cling To
02 – Here Tonight
03 – Don’t Say A Word
04 – Stand
05 – Just How Much
06 – Instead
07 – Imagine
For more Scram click here
Thanks to Flipo from the Excuses for the video.
Pisa’s Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers live from the Kennel Club in 86.
CHEETAH CHROME MOTHERFUCKERS are quite different than any of the
European bands that have already made it to America. They don’t let their music fall into any easy categories. CCM’s discography of records and tapes is extensive in volume and variety. These guys express things musically the way they feel them without regard for the usual conventions-even those of hardcore. Sometimes’ the music borders on symphonic thrash, other times it slows down to the tortured screaming of a fly caught in a spider’s web.
– maximum rock and roll #39
Thanks for the tape files & photos Brett Noise Addiction II and for the photos John
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07 – Enemy in My Head
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09 – Furious Party
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12 – Tv Eye(Partial)
MediaFire Zip of all files
or listen on Mace Canister Recordings’ Youtube version:
Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers before they were Cheetah Chrome Motherfuckers:
Philadelphia Band Crash Course in Science from the Lee Paris/PCHA benefit show – Houston Hall, U of Penn 05/03/96
The show was a benefit in honor of the recently passed DJ Lee Pairs and proceeds went to the Philadelphia Community Health Alternatives (PCHA) which was a health clinic that served the local lesbian and gay community in the 80’s.
Crash Course in Science are an American post-punk band. The band was formed in 1979 in Philadelphia by Dale Feliciello, Mallory Yago and Michael Zodorozny. They avoided the sounds of conventional instrumentation by using toy instruments and kitchen appliances to augment distorted guitar, drums and synthesised beats.
For more information on Crash Course in Science – see this interview from the Key
Here are two bandcamp pages for a couple of their releases:
Signals From Pier Thirteen
Near Marineland
Situational Awareness
Thanks to Flipo from the Excuses for the video.
Jesus & the Mary Chain fron the 1987 Darklands Tour fron the Chestnut Cabaret in West Philly.
01 – You Trip Me Up
02 – Fall
03 – Happy When it Rains
04 – Cherry Came Too
05 – Just Like Honey
06 – The Hardest Walk
07 – April Skies
08 – The Living End
09 – Some Candy Talking
10 – Nine Million Rainy Days
11 – Down on Me
12 – In a Hole
13 – Taste of Cindy
14 – Kill Surf City
15 – Never Understand
Ex-Sex Pistols guitarist solo band from the Chestnut Cabaret in 1989. Playing songs off his second solo album Fire And Gasoline.
01 – Fire And Gasoline
02 – Wild Wheels
03 – God In Louisiana
04 – Get Ready
05 – Did You No Wrong
06 – Leave Your Shoes On
07 – Hold On
08 – Freedom Fighter
09 – We’re No Saints
Butterfly Joe Live on Marina’s show from WKDU.
They formed after the breakup of the Dead Milkmen in 1995. Made up of ex-Dead Milkmen Joe Genaro & Dean Sabatino, ex-Baby Flamehead Andy Bresnan and bassist Joe Quigley. They released one self-titled cd in 1999 which had it’s release show soon after this live broadcast. Marina also interviewd them which you can listen to here
Besides the re-formed Dead Milkmen both Dean and Joe are currently playing in the super-melodic and original indie instrumental rock music band I Think Like Midnight
Also, check out Joe Genaro’s interview and Dean Sabatino’s interview from Loud Fast Philly
00 – Intro
01 – Call Me A Fool
02 – Fancy Walls
03 – Life Is Better In The Movies
04 – Outro
I can’t find any info about this tape or songs titles maybe after this post goes up someone can let me know.
Info about the band from John Terlesky’s Morning Call Article
The four-piece band, formed by students at Kutztown University in 1992, enjoyed a scrappy run on the area underground music circuit, self-releasing a charmingly eclectic, eponymous debut CD in 1997 before splitting up in January 2000 because various members relocated.
After moving back to Harrisburg from Boston last fall, guitarist Dave Slabonik renewed contact with singer Shaun McNally and began to collaborate on some new songs. Drummer Shawn Roth and bassist Lou Weller tentatively agreed to get back together.
Crop Circle’s music, driven by Slabonik’s rootsy string-bending and McNally’s moody vocalizing, has been described as surf/Goth/rockabilly/punk, but none of the labels sticks for Slabonik. “It’s pop music, that’s all it is,” he comments. “It’s sloppy and melodically oriented, energetic and catchy. I think it’s great. That’s the only reason I stick around.”
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90’s Philly band Dagobah System live on Marina’s show on WKDU (91.7fm). The band was Dan and Jason from Kitschchao Ned from Zonic Shockum and Chris from Red Paint People & Mothra. I don’t have the song names hopefully I’ll get that info later.
00 – Intro
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09 – Outro
Bauhaus live in Philadelphia for the second time from Omni’s at 10th and Walnut.
01 – In the Flat Field
02 – Boys
03 – In Fear of Fear
04 – Terror Couple Kill Colonel
05 – Kick in the Eye
06 – Poison Pen
07 – Hair of the Dog
08 – Hollow Hills
09 – Telegram Sam
10 – Rose Garden Funeral of Sores
11 – Stigmata Martyr
12 – Dark Entries
Beefeater form Starr Theater Camden NJ 4/6/85
From a CRUNCH show with Homo Picnic, Oblivion & Scream.
(there were some technical difficulties some songs are cut off)
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