Here's some more Halloween stuff and you have plenty of time to cherry pick for your ghoul infested soirée next weekend. These come from a bunch I ran into a few years ago and, surprise, surprise, the links are still good. So take a dip and see if any will work for your mix. A special note to anyone familiar with 45 Grave's early work, you'll be interested in Don Hinson's original version of "Riboflavin Flavored Non-Carbonated Polyunsaturated Blood", a cover of which was, I think, the first thing 45 Grave ever committed to vinyl.
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Listen:Don Hinson and the Riga-Morticians - Riboflavin Flavored Non-Carbonated Polyunsaturated Blood mp3 at Franxman
Bobby Boris Jones - Surfer Smash mp3 at Franxman
The Abominable Surfmen - Monster Surfer mp3 at Franxman
Kenny and the Fiends - House on Haunted Hill mp3 at Franxman
Tarantula Ghoul and the Gravediggers - Graveyard Rock mp3 at Franxman
Glen Ryle - Wolf Gal mp3 at Franxman
The Zanies - Mad Scientist mp3 at Franxman
Frankie Stein and His Ghouls - Monster Motion mp3 at Rock 'n' Soul Ichiban
The collections:
Ghouls With Attitude (Disc 1) - 28 songs at Franxman Individual mp3s
Ghouls With Attitude (Disc 2) - 23 songs at Franxman Ditto above
3 comments:
Love your work, man! But... That time of year again?
Here in Australia the supermarkets have been buying into the Halloween theme as another focus to sell crap to kids (and other bigger dopey kids) and I can't help but feel the niggle of unwelcome American cultural imperialism, driven by the almighty dollar.
Having said that, I have a rather cool 'day of the dead' skull sitting on my desk I bought in Spain (!) from a chain supermarket that was also cashing in Halloween...
Don't get wrong. I do dig a huge swathe of American cultural imperialism, as presented by blogs like yours.
Any other current mp3 blogs you rate?
Todd (tard)
Wanna know what I think of American cultural imperialism? Blogs like this one aren't at fault and shouldn't be associated with cultural imperialism in any degree. This is essentially a "Hey, check out this record" sort of thing. And when it comes to re-posts a "Don't like this record? Go in the other room and play something else," sort of thing. If you want to know my views on capitalism, imperialism, labor, or any other subjects, it's all there buried in the general attitude and drivel sprinkled in the posts. As far recommending any other mp3 blogs, check the Ge Lost list in the left column. I got tired of updating it because blogs of this sort were dropping like flies. You tell me if you find one. Otherwise, the sources of any mp3s here are always listed after the song title.
You should have left your comment to the first four words.
Cheers
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