PLAYLIST

• 269. Motörhead: Ace Of Spades
        (Bronze)      

  hardrock for punkers

• 268. The Kinks: All Day And All Of The Night
        (Marble Arch)      

  classic sixties-band, often used by me when I want to explain to "non-Grunnen Rocks" people what "garagerock" is

• 267. Party Diktator: Drug Me
        (Amphetamine Reptile)      

  german noiseband with an alltime classic noisetrack on a very great (though sadly defunct) noiselabel

• 266. The Halo Benders: Don't Touch My Bikini
        (Fire)      

  second band with Calvin Johnson in this list, cool and catchy indie-pop

• 265. Unwound: Message Received
        (Kill Rock Stars)      

  classic noise-rock band from, great gigs in VERA

• 264. Supersnazz: I Wanna Be Your Love
        (Lucky Records)      

  nice catchy japanese sixties punk, great VERA show back in the nineties

• 263. Fun Things: Savage
        (Penniman Records)      

  classic aussie-punk, a must-have if you know how to spell "good punkmusic"

• 262. R.L. Burnside: Goin' Down South
        (Matador)      

  bluesy old guy from Memphis, never saw 'm live, damn

• 261. Guitar Wolf: Bad Reputation
        (Wallabies)      

  japanese motor wolves doing rock 'n' roll and leather

• 260. Jacques Dutronc: Et Moi, Et Moi, Et Moi
        (Disques Vogue)      

  sixties hero from France, a song to cheer up after about anything bad in this world ...

• 259. Kraftwerk: Das Model
        (Kling Klang Schallplatten)      

  seventies-electro heroes, not my type of music, but this is a very nice track

• 258. The Drags: Well Worth Talking About
        (Rat City Records)      

  garagepunk from Seattle, classic in the genre

• 257. Radio Birdman: Burn My Eye
        (Big Time Records)      

  aussie-geetar punk from legendary band

• 256. Mucus 2: Soul Chicken
        (Frownland Records)      

  overlooked defunct german band with good live-reputation (I never saw 'm myself)

• 255. Lost Kids: Alive In The Snow
        (Gold Standard Laboratories)      

  only one 12" out, 4 tracks of utter greatness on vinyl, an album like this and they're in the top 100

• 254. The Strollers: It's All Over
        (Low Impact Records)      

  swedish snotty garageblues, essential if you like the genre

• 253. Angry Samoans: You Stupid Asshole
        (PVC)      

  punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk - punk

• 252. Monks: Higgle-Dy-Piggle-Dy
        (Israphon Records)      

  strange sixtiesband formed out american soldiers who were in the army in germany, a swinging classic

• 251. Girls Against Boys: Super-fire
        (Touch And Go)      

  noisy guitar rockband, they'll never bore me though unfortunately this is their only (private) hit

• 250. Antiseen: Psycho Killer
        (Jettison)      

  punk - punk - punk - punk - punk, great agressive band, great shows in the world's best club VERA, Groningen