The Scottish Boinc Team

From 1964, "Killing Floor" by Howlin' Wolf.

From 1969, "Monkey Man" by The Rolling Stones...



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This never made the top 40 in 1962 but if you like surf guitar there's nothing better than Watusi Zombie by Jan Davis. And Betty Page, she was a real woman...

This is what I'm boincing to just now ...

Paramore: crushcrushcrush all hail , Hayley Williams, awesome things do come in small packages

and for very morbid reasons , Mr Paul weller Great song, just painfull to listen to.

and for those not listening


starting with a powerfull quote at the start by PM Thatcher
Can you go wrong with Metallica ?

Freddie the showman

In light of USA primaries...


And let's just follow through with a Alice Cooper double play. Not a video really, but a good version of the song...


What the heck. Let's make it a triple play...


I like to listen to the Coop

Motorcycle by Diane & The Gentle Men...

Happy Birthday Joey Ramone

A "Best of the Ramones" playlist, my version anyway...

Rockaway Beach


Sheena Is A Punk Rocker


Rock and Roll Radio (classic early MTV video)


Do You Wanna Dance (from the 1979 movie Rock and Roll High School)


Rock and Roll High School (title track from the same movie)


She's A Sensation

Been hearing this on the Underground Garage channel lately...

"Birth of an Accidental Hipster" by The Monkees with a little help from Noel Gallagher (Oasis) and Paul Weller (the Jam)

Happy Birthday Debbie Harry!

"Rip Her To Shreds" by Blondie (GIRL FIGHT!)

It's been a long hot summer. Sad to see it go but I'm ready for some fall weather. One last summer song. One of my favorite surf tunes. Title song from the 1964 movie of the same name, "Ride the Wild Surf" by Jan and Dean...

Now I ain't saying Wayne County is a rough place, but I declare this to be the official song of Wayne County, NC. Would everyone please stand while we play...
Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked in Tonight by Steve Conte

From 2001?, Cotton Mather's 40 Watt Solution (I'd have to guess that Noel Gallagher had a part in this)...

Do you like the Rolling Stones but get tired of the radio stations playing the same songs over and over. Well here's some raw rock&roll/early punk from 1965.
"She Said Yeah" by the Rolling Stones...

How about a Halloween tune...a classic garage tune...
Jumpin' Gene Simmons - Haunted House (Rare Stereo Version - 1964)

How about some fresh New York City garage rock!

Rick Wakeman's Cape by The Fleshtones...

Alez wrote:great quote at the start by PM Thatcher [youtube][/youtube] Can you go wrong with Metallica ?

And let's not forget G. W. Bush's tribute to this track, both at the beginning (after Thatcher) and at the end. This has become my favo(u)rite version of 'The Day That Never Comes', thanks!

Farewell Leonard Cohen and Leon Russell :salute:

I think Leonard would approve of Rufus Wainwright's performance of Hallelujah...


This song reminds me of when I was in my late teens starting my first year of college at the University of Cincinnati. I was hick kid from the country trying to fit in.
Stranger In A Strange Land by Leon Russell...

I guess I'm still a hick. I just bother trying to fit in anymore

How about a old pirate tune... :pirate:

Johnny Kidd & The Pirates - Shakin' All Over - 1960

While I'm on a retro kick, check out this...

From 1965...Pleasure Seekers - What a Way To Die (featuring Suzi Quatro and her sisters at various points in the band's run)


And a bonus video...
The Starfires - Linda (classic Go-Go dancing, pre-"gentleman's club")

Even here in poe dunk eastern NC we have a horrible problem with meth and heroin. We've had a couple incidences over the past year where adults have OD'ed on heroin sitting in car, found near death with a needle in their arm while their children are in the back seat. This one's for you Afghanistan and Mexico!

Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground - I'm waiting for my man


I realize there's a demand here also. people are gonna use. I would rather they just legalize marijuana, make the money here locally, collect tax revenue, no needles left in parks, ....

This a sitting on the back porch, sipping a beer, watching the sun go down kind of song. Recorded in 1983 but just recently released.

THE HEATERS: AMERICAN DREAM
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This song is all about the winter time blues...

Ramones - Danny Says

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Can we get the embedded video extension re-installed?

Chuck Berry - You never can tell
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Pretty straightforward bbcode, using youtube between the brackets:
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I will look are re-enabling it on the post bar provided I can turn off the autoplay as having 8 - 10 youtube videos all trying to load up at the same time is annoying to say the least and impossible on a slow / mobile connection. Also has implications for people that are not on unlimited data packages.

They remain quite over here, have to start them manually.
I might have disabled auto play in my browser though, as precaution.

The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone

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This was never an official release. It's a demo cut. I can't find any info about who they are but they did a heck of demo cut...

Rocky and his friends "You were not using your head!"
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From 1996, Screaming Trees - Sworn and Broken

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This may be a repeat but I like it a lot and hope Chris Cornell found peace...

Redemption Song - Chris Cornell

This might be a repeat but we need a dose of some garage rock. This was released in 2010, 2 years before he passed from cancer.

Nick Curran And The Lowlifes - Reform School Girl (we all wanted a bad girl )

'Carnage' by Paul Englishby, known to detective fans (Luther) and automotive fans (Top Gear) alike:
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The Georgian folk song used in Werner Herzog's Nosferatu - The Vampyre. Later used by Kate Bush.
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McShane of TSBT wrote: ↑Tue May 30, 2017 12:34 pm

Live, by the original artists:
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I used to drive around in my 1969 Dodge Charger blasting this song. I'm a week early but this song was #1 in the USA for two weeks in row in July 1964. My homies...

The Beach Boys "I Get Around"

I never cared for anything released after this, but I really liked Weezer's original 1994 hit Undone, "The Sweater Song"....

It's the last day of September, temps have finally cooled off to the mid-70s during the day, the Wayne County Agricultural Fair is in full swing. Can't think of a better song than Neil Young's Harvest Moon...

The Hives - Inspection Wise 1999 LIVE



Here's the studio version...

Tom Petty ...

and my favourite

Oh my. Where have all the Wilbury's gone?

John Lennon, Real Love

Getting close to All Hallows Eve. Let's get tuned up...

Witches - On Parade - The Invisible Miserable People Have Reappeared

Shadows of Knight "Alone"

This is a great (mostly) girl garage band...

The Pristeens "I Don't Cry"



Bonus MP3...
The Prissteens "Party Girl"

From 1980...

The Barracudas ‎– (I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again

From his 2007 album Magic...
Bruce Springsteen-Girls in their summer clothes