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This fanzine, SUPERDOPE #8, is one that I put out in 1998, and one of which I still have multiple copies left. I’m selling if you’re buying.

It’s a digest-sized ‘zine with a long piece on my then-favorite 45rpm singles, each individually reviewed and explained. You can get a sense from the cover of what kind of music we’re talking about here. The magazine also has reviews of then-au courant rocknroll acts as well.

Only $3 to US residents ($4 Canada, $7 rest of world), via Paypal, to jayhinman(at)hotmail(dotcom). Make sure you provide your address to me there and I’ll wing one out to you right away.

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Newest Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio Podcast – #15 – recorded at a laptop, in a room, on a Tuesday, in San Francisco, by a guy, with a beer, just for you. It’s now baked and ready for you to download or stream over on Soundcloud.
 
New stuff this time from THE WIMPS,THE SLEAZE, FULLY COOKED,PRIESTS and LANTERN, along with some total whoppers from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s. It’s about an hour, give or take about 7 minutes (OK, give) – and I’d love it if you’d download or stream it right now.
 
 
Track listing:
 
PRIESTS – Radiation
THE WIMPS – Hello Frustration
THE RATS – Kids Are Kids
LONG BLONDES – Big Infatuation
NERVOUS PATTERNS – Beautiful Brutal
SUBURBAN WIVES CLUB – Guru Eye
LANTERN – Strange Weather
THE MOODISTS – I Should Have Been There
THE GODRAYS – Boyscout Thriller
WIRE – Our Swimmer
LOOK BLUE GO PURPLE – Hiawatha
FULLY COOKED – Safety
ZODIAC KILLERS – Nazi Interrogation
GG ALLIN – Drink, Fight and Fuck
RAZAR – Task Force
NORTHWEST COMPANY – Hard To Cry
THE CAVEMEN – It’s Trash!
WOODEN SHJIPS – Dance, California
MIDNIGHT CIRCUS – The Hedonist Jive
THOMAS JEFFERSON SLAVE APARTMENTS – Please Hear My Plea
THE MIRRORS – Everything Near Me
BUBA & THE SHOP ASSISTANTS – Something To Do
THE WHINES – Cut Meat
THE SLEAZE – Conor Start 

Download some of the recent past episodes – each about an hour:

Dynamite Hemorrhage #14
Dynamite Hemorrhage #13
Dynamite Hemorrhage #12
Dynamite Hemorrhage #11
Dynamite Hemorrhage #10
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Tape Two, by Priests

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So PRIESTS, one of my favorite new atonal rocknroll shit-stirrers, have a new “tape” up on the internet. They’ve imaginatively titled it “Tape Two”, for it is indeed their second tape. I gave it the once-over twice now within the confines of my car, and I’m really digging it – maybe not as much as their paint-peeling “Radiation/Personal Planes” 45, but hey, it’s a rough “tape”, right?
PRIESTS have fashioned themselves as some real political agitators this time. The United States is built on “lies”, because only white men who owned land wrote the Constitution 230 some-odd years ago. Wow!
Priests, let me tell you that in the real world, most of us thinking people hold these confusing, ambivalent truths to be self-evident, and in 2013, after the relative progress this country has made in becoming a nation and growing past its ugly birth pains, we really don’t get all that worked up about 1776 anymore, nor on where the United States stood on enlightened, forward-looking thinking relative to other nations at that long-ago time. 2013 has many ripe political targets for you to take aim at – I anxiously await “Tape Three” and its pointed commentary on ideas that I can sink my teeth into today.
Meanwhile, you gotta hear their new songs. They shred. And the band’s on tour!

Tape Two, by Priests

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Just discovered this track today from PROTO IDIOT, a 1-man band from the UK who has an excellent TV Personalities-style insouciance that I found myself enjoying greatly right off the bat. 

The track’s called “You Can’t Hide”, and it came out about 8 months ago. Now I just have to figure out how to find a digital mp3 of this thing.

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cheaterslicks:

This is not us. Nor are the records recorded by The Cheaterslicks our records, although they pop up online associated with us all of the time. And this band says there is no confusion in their using our name (est. 1987). This band started in the mid 2000’s.

How do you stop a band from using your name? We’ve asked these guys over and over to stop, and they won’t and they put out records under our name. Not worth getting a lawyer about, but it pisses me off. They claim they can use the name because they don’t put a space between “cheater” and “slicks”. OK. See what happens to the new band the Rollingstones.

Always loved rockabilly, always HATED this type of cornball rockabilly. That just makes it worse.

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I’ve made a new 8Tracks mix of some of the best rocknroll music from the past twelve months. I hope you’ll join me over there and listen to “REFLEX ON YOU”. It’s 17 of the most raw and exciting tracks from the year past, from wild sub-underground artpunk to garage noise to bent pop music. You’ll hear humdingers from Constant Mongrel, Priests and Spray Paint, among many others.

Track listing:

  1. CONSTANT MONGREL – Reflex
  2. PRIESTS – Radiation
  3. UV RACE – Life Park
  4. EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS – Dark Water
  5. THE SLEAZE – Too Close To Home
  6. PARQUET COURTS – Smart Aleck Kid
  7. THE WIMPS – Hello Frustration
  8. SPRAY PAINT – Spock Fingers
  9. LANTERN – Strange Weather
  10. RAW PRAWN – None Left
  11. KELLY STOLTZ – Double Exposure
  12. PRISSY CLERKS – Death Wish
  13. WHITE FENCE – Trouble is Trouble Never Seen
  14. FREELOVE FENNER – Vicky’s Day
  15. COLLEEN GREEN – You’re So Cool
  16. BURNT ONES – Strawberry Tomb
  17. VERONICA FALLS – Timeless Melody

Stream the mix here – mobile or web is fine.

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I pulled in quite an ethnic music haul at Amoeba Music in San Francisco today. It’s probably the most I’ve spent in a single day on music in at least five years – thankfully mostly on credit.

While shopping at Amoeba I realized I was witnessing the store’s death rattle, which was unsurprising yet caught me a little off guard (examples: about 40 people in the enormous store on a Saturday afternoon; CD buy backs at about 25-50 cents a pop; no lines; diminished stock on just about everything; new reduced store hours (closing at 8 every night on a very high-trafficked street). I’ll write some more about that next week on my other music/film/literature blog The Hedonist Jive.

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England’s DESPERATE BICYCLES not only wrote songs encouraging people to join bands, start labels and whatnot, they also provided this handy 1978 primer on their rights upon getting arrested. Many Britons of punk age were, in fact, finding themselves under arrest around this time – miners’ strikes, dole queues and all that.

“Advice on Arrest” was one of 6 songs on their “New Cross, New Cross” 7"EP, and I thought you might like to hear it.