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It took me awhile to get to this CD but right now I have Prelude: EP’s 1 & 2 by The Morning After Girls in heavy rotation on the stereo (which in this day and age can consist of anything from my iPod, computer, car stereo or honest to goodness home stero system). Have a listen to the very cool modern psychedelic sounds of Run For Our Lives for a sample. Great stuff.
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Nothing says "I Love You Dad" more than a 2 CD compilation featuring the vintage sounds of Genesis, ELP, Rush, Yes, Jethro Tull and more. That’s right Classic Rock magazine has put together an impressive array of prog rock talent onto 2 CDs called Prog Rock. Check out this track list:
CD1
1. Genesis- Carpet Crawlers
2. Jethro Tull – Sweet Dream
3. Van Der Graaf Generator – Killer
4. Focus – Syliva
5. Curved Air – Backstreet Luv
6. Steve Hackett – Firth Of Fifth
7. Manfred Mann – Solar Fire
8. Greenslade – Bedtime Manners Are Extra
9. Procol Harum – A Salty Dog
10. Rare Bird – Sympathy
11. Renaissance – Northern Lights
12. Family – Burlesque
13. Colosseum – Those About To Die
14. Marillion – Forgotten Sons
CD2
1. Yes – Yours Is No Disgrace
2. Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Lucky Man
3. The Nice – America
4. Barclay James Harvest – Child Of The Universe
5. Rush – The Spirit Of Radio
6. Blue Őyster Cult – (Don’t Fear) The Reaper
7. Traffic – Hole In My Shoe
8. Spirit – Fresh Garbage
9. Argent – Hold Your Head Up
10. Atomic Rooster – Tomorrow Night
11. IQ – Erosion
12. Twelfth Night – Love Song
13. Caravan – For Richard
And if that doesn’t get the old man rummaging through the attic for his old concert flask and roach clip collection then you might want to tell him that the original line up of Genesis might be touring in 2008! Prog rock rules!
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Check this out straight from the Face Down Records June 2006 newsletter:
ABOUT A GIRL CD
FDR’s "About a Girl" CD will feature indie, power-pop, and garage rock bands covering the greatest all-time rock n roll songs featuring a girl’s name in the title and chorus. We are currently recruiting bands to contribute. Submission deadline is set for Sep. 1, 2006. Let us know your favorite tunes with a girl’s name! We will be tracking submissions and song requests via a new My Space page designed just for this album. Check it out here – http://www.myspace.com/fdraboutagirl
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Aversion.Com is reporting that Sanctuary records is set to release on July 4th, 2006 a cool punk compillation that focuses on early punk’s three central hub’s - New York, Los Angeles and London called US vs. UK Punk. Using the logic that The Ramone’s July 4th, 1976 London concert kicked off the punk revolution (a logical conclusion), the compilation will feature the following 14 tracks:
Anarchy in the UK - Sex Pistols (Demo)
Teenage Kicks - The Undertones
Neat Neat Neat - The Damned
What Do I Get – Buzzcocks (Live)
Oh Bondage Up Yours! - X-Ray Spex
London Lady - The Stranglers (Live)
One Hundred Punks - Generation X
Hersham Boys - Sham 69
Beat on the Brat – Ramones
Personality Crisis - New York Dolls (Live)
Sonic Reducer - Dead Boys
Born To Lose - Johnny Thunders (Remix)
I’m Bored - Iggy Pop
We Got The Neutron Bomb - The Weirdos
TV Party - Black Flag
Institutionalized – Suicidal Tendencies
The compilation hits stores June 27, 2006. And oh ya, don’t bother arguing about what it doesn’t contain or we’ll be here all night.
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Coming July 4th is the politically inspired compilation “The Future Soundtrack of America” which includes a bunch of cool stuff from bands like R.E.M., Death Cab for Cutie, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Fountains of Wayne, Sleater-Kinney and Tom Waits. The full track listing can be found over at Aversion. Looks like a nice and varied line-up regardless of your personal politics.
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I have just discovered the very cool record label Warmfuzz Records and they are releasing a lot of great stuff including two bands that I really like in Kelly’s Heels and the Trouble Dolls. Describing themselves as “warm, fuzzy, funky sounds,” Warmfuzz has a bunch of great musicians to check out so wander around the site and have a listen to some of the streaming Realplayer samples available.
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There are not too many people out there running businesses that I admire. There is Ben and Jerry, the guys who started Rhino Records (who have both been bought out by larger conglomerates unfortunately) and Derek Sivers, the man behind CD Baby. Pure Music has a great in-depth interview with Derek where he expounds on his business philosophy, how CD Baby is run and what the future holds in store for the company. An inspiring read that makes me proud to be a CD Baby affiliate.
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If you have not had the chance to browse the Not Lame Records website and pick up a couple of their great power pop CDs (or books or magazines!) you are missing out on a great online rock and roll experience and they never stop with adding cool features to keep you coming back to the site for more. Their latest rock and roll treat is their “Tasty Tuesdays” promotion where they put up a bunch of amazing free MP3s that you can download every Tuesday but only on that Tuesday. By Wednesday these cool freebies will be gone so head over there now and have a listen. This week’s features are on the Supahip and The Toms. Bruce and crew at Not Lame Records really know how to treat rock and roll fans right so check ‘em out now.
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I have mentioned the “Planet of Popboomerang” compilations before as being full of sugary power pop goodness but there is more to Australian record label Popboomerang Records then their excellent compilation CDs. Bands like Kelly’s Heels, Vovoder and Remake Remodel have all released great records on Popboomerang and there are even more bands on their roster for you to check out. You can go to their Releases section to listen to some great samples to get an idea of what you will be buying and you can also read some reviews as well. Great stuff.
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If you are looking for a great source for cool used rock and roll vinyl you should definitely check out Whizz Records. And don’t forget to pose your rock and roll questions to Dr. Filth, rock and roll’s answer to Dr. Phil! A great resource and a lot of fun.
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Backstage magazine, Norway’s leading music publication has begun to issue a series of compilation CDs documenting the Norwegian music scene of the 1960s. If you are the adventurous type and this tweeks your interest, head over to their website at http://www.musikkavisen-backstage.com/ and click on the "shopping" link for ordering info.
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I have been getting e-mail updates recently about what looks like a very cool film called "Voodoo Rythym- The Gospel of Primitive Rock ‘n’ Roll." You can download the trailer here in order to get an idea of what the film is all about and then keep your eyes peeled to see if it will be playing in your local Bijou sometime soon. And definitely explore the Voodoo Rythym website as it is chock-a-block full of cool "records to ruin any party" (through Voodoo Rythym Records) as well as a great selection of MP3s and other amazingly cool primitive rock and roll stuff to set your heart beating just a little faster. They will make a rock and roll junkie out of you! Highly recommended.
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If you are a fan of melodic hard rock and especially some of the cool glam/hard rock stuff from the ’80s that is hard to get you will be interested in the new Collectors Series being put together by Fastlane Records. The first two releases are "Sweet Pain", the 1985 album by the band of the same name that spawned the careers of members of LA Guns and "Ultra Pop- All that Glitters" from Lizzie Grey. Both releases are re-mixed and re-mastered with all kinds of rare goodies and cool stuff. And while you’re at it check out some of the other cool releases at Fastlane Records who put out a lot of primo rock and roll.
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(From Punmaster) ABCKO Records is planning on releasing a 4 CD box-set compilation of the best releases from the legendary Philadelphia-based Cameo-Parkway record label. Featuring everybody from ? & the Mysterians to Chubby Checker, the box-set is set to be released May 17th and will include 115 tracks. Considered to be one of America’s leading independent record labels prior to the British Invasion, the Cameo and Parkway record labels were responsible for releasing some seminal American rock and roll. The full track listing is as follows:
DISC I
1) Butterfly - Charlie Gracie
2) Fabulous - Charlie Gracie
3) Race For Time -Jerry Arnold & the Rhythm Captains
4) Sing, Sing, Sing - Bernie Lowe Orchestra
5) You’re The Greatest - Billy Scott
6) Over The Weekend - The Playboys
7) Night Time - Pete Antell
Memory Lane - The Hippies (Formerly The Tam)
9) Silhouettes - The Rays
10) Daddy Cool - The Rays
11) Back To School Again - Timie "Oh Yeah!" Rogers
12) The Class - Chubby Checker
13) Bad Motorcycle - Storey Sisters (a/k/a The Twinkles)
14) Shake A Hand - Mike Pedicin Quintet
15) Dinner With Drac Part I - John Zacherle (The Cool Ghoul)
16) Mexican Hat Rock - The Applejacks
17) Nine More Miles - Georgie Young and The Rockin’ Bocs
18) Birds And Bees - The Tempttions
19) Two Weeks With Pay - Geogie Young and The Rockin’ Bocs
20) Rocka Conga - The Applejacks
21) Kissin’ Time - Bobby Rydell
22) We Got Love - Bobby Rydell
23) The Twist - Chubby Checker
24) Wild One - Bobby Rydell
25) Swingin’ School - Bobby Rydell
26) Pony Time - Chubby Checker
27) Teach Me To Twist - Chubby Checker & Bobby Rydell
28) Let’s Twist Again - Chubby Checker
29) Bristol Stomp - The Dovells
30) The Wah Watusi - The Orlons
31) Merry Christmas- The Cameos
DISC II
1) Slow Twistin’ - Cubby Checker w/ Dee Dee Sharp
2) Mashed Potato Time - Dee Dee Sharp
3) Gravy For My Mashed Potatoes - Dee Dee Sharp
4) Don’t Hang Up - The Orlons
5) Dee Dee Sharp
6) Do The New Continental - The Dovells
7) The Popeye Waddle - Don Covay
Limbo Rock - Chubby Checker
9) The Cha-Cha-Cha - Bobby Rydell
10) Volare - Bobby Rydell
11) Sweet Georgia Brown - The Carroll Brothers
12) Back To School One More Time - Jerry Blavat
13) (I’m The Girl From) Wolverton Mountain - Jo Ann Campbell
14) Rowdy - Clint Eastwood
15) Forget Him - Bobby Rydell
16) Mother Please! - Jo Ann Campbell
17) Come On And Dance With Me - Billy Abbott and The Jewels
18) Groovy Baby - Billy Abbott and The Jewels
19) The Jam Part I - Bobby Gregg and His Friends
20) You Can’t Sit Down - The Dovells
21) South Street - The Dovells
22) Everybody South Street - The Taffys
23) Do The Bird - Dee Dee Sharp
24) Not Me - The Orlons
25) Cross Fire! - The Orlons
26) (Everybody Do) The Swim - Candy and The Kisses
28) Daydreamin’ Of You - The Dreamers
29) The Boy With The Beatle Hair - The Swans
30) Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Rydell & Chubby Checker
DISC III
1) So Much In Love - The Tymes
2) Wonderful! Wonderful! - The Tymes
3) I’ll Be True - Johnny Maestro
4) When We Get Married - The Dreamlovers
5) Somewhere - The Tymes
6) Hey Good Lookin’ - Billy Abbott and The Jewels
7) Just One Chance - The Sparkletones
You’ll Never Walk Alone - Patti LaBelle and Her Blue Belles
9) Danny Boy - Patti LaBelle and Her Blue Belles
10) Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Sounds Orchestra
11) It Only Took A Minute - Joe Brown and The Bruvers
12) Long Tall Sally - The Kinks
13) Boys - Pete Best
14) You Still Want Me - The Kinks
15) Funny How Love Can Be - The Ivy League
17) She’s Fallen In Love With The Monster Man - Screamin’ Lord Sutch
18) Wild Thing - Senator Bobby
19) Little White House - Len Barry
20) Fool, Fool, Fool - Joey and The Flips
21) Girl From New York City - The GTOs
22) Society Girl - The Rag Dolls
23) Soldier Baby Of Mine - Candy and The Kisses
24) S.O.S. (Heart In Distress) - Christine Cooper
25) Because of My Heart - Frankie Beverly and The Butlers
26) Heartaches Away My Boy - Christine Cooper
27) Got To Run - Vickie Baines
28) My Boy- The Stylettes
29) White Christmas (3 O’Clock Weather Report) - Bobby The Poet
DISC IV
1) Angel Of The Morning - Evie Sands
2) The Love Of A Boy - Evie Sands
3) This Can’t Be True - Eddie Holman
4) World Of Fantasy - The Five Stairsteps
5) Come Back - The Five Stairsteps
6) Am I A Loser - Eddie Holman
7) Danger! She’s A Stranger - The Five Stairsteps
Meet Me In Church- Bobby Marchan
9) You’ve Been Untrue - The Delfonics
10) Get A Hold Of Yourself - The Persians
11) He Don’t Really Love You - The Delfonics
12) The Sweetest Thing This Side Of Heaven - Chris Bartley
13) The Grass Will Sing For You - Lonnie Youngblood
14) I (Who Have Nothing) - Terry Knight and The Pack
15) Beg, Borrow And Steal - Ohio Express
16) 96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians
17) I Need Somebody - ? & The Mysterians
18) East Side Story - Bob Seger
19) Can’t Get Enough - ? & The Mysterians
20) Respect - The Rationals
21) Shake Your Tambourine - Bobby Marchan
22) Let The Good Times Roll & Feel So Good - Bunny Sigler
23) Heavy Music Part 1 - Bob Seger and The Last Heard
24) Lovey Dovey/You’re So Fine - Bunny Sigler
25) Sock It To Me Santa - Bob Seger and The Last Heard
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I am a big fan of the Glorious Noise e-zine so when I heard about their new label Glorious Noise Records I knew they would be putting out some interesting stuff. Jake at the label sent me their upcoming release “At The End of the American Century…” by Chicago-based Riviera and it is great. You will probably hear Riviera compared a lot to Wilco and other proponents of so-called “Americana” but really, what “At The End of the American Century…” is all about is richly textured melodies, creative uses of feedback and electronic washes and the exploitation of all the colors in their sonic palete to create some memorable and moody rock and roll. You can download some MP3s for your MP3 player to get a feel for their particular brand of rock and roll or you can preview the album in its entirety in streaming Real Audio in anticipation of its official release on April 5th, 2005. Glorious noise indeed.
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From the Shindig Mailing List comes news of a Pebbles Tribute LP from Born Bad Records. If you’re not familiar with the Pebbles series of recordings, Greg Shaw from Bomp! had put together an incredible run of 28 LPs containing obscure ’60s recordings from all over the world, inspired in part from Lenny Kayes famed "Nuggets" series of little known but extremely raucous garage rock. Well "The Pebbles vol. 1-10 Tribute Album" comprises 17 bands and 16 exclusive tracks inspired by the first 10 volumes of this seminal slice of rock and roll history. The release will be limited to 400 vinyl copies only so contact the label if you want to get a copy toute de suite! The lineup is as follows (with comments from list poster Laurent Bigot):
1) Scope (Action Woman)…..Freak Beat ex Bang
2) the 4 Slicks (Going Away Baby)…. starring ex-Rip Offs Jon Von
3) Merzakt (It’s A Cryin’ Shame)…. with Cécilia from No Talents/ Ennuis/ Opération S..
4) the Hecklers (I’m 5 Years Ahead Of My Time).. NYC Punk finest!
5) Sonic Love Affair (I Never Loved Her)…Sacramento’s pride!
6) Kwartkz (The Trip)….starring ex-Splash 4 & currently Volt FX
7) Frédéric "Spirit of Christmas" Campo (Beach Ball).. No comment
Sea Monkeys (Spazz)…Dave The Spazz! The only song previously issued
9) the Checkers (It’s Cold Outside).. current L.A. power pop number ones!
10) the Defenestrors (Go Away)… Parisian lo-fi punk for the 1st time on vinyl
11) the (San Francisco) Flakes (Love)…Best Live Band these days!
12) Anteenagers MC (99th floor)…The song that gave us this stupid idea a year ago
13) the Magnetix (Tilt A Whirl)..Bordeaux’s best lo-fi duo goes trio!
14) Lili Z (Flight Reaction/Réaction cleptomane)…The very talented DIY lady!
15)Stanlet SD (I Wanna Come Back From The World Of LSD/ Je veux rester dans le monde du LSD)..freshly & sadly kicked out of Blutt. A crime !
16/The Shadows of Night (Potato Chips)…A mystery??????
17/The Pebbles vol.6 Tribute Team (Get Yourself Home) .. Forget it!
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In my various travels around the Internet checking out rock and roll here and there, a lot of cool stuff from bands that I admire like The Lolas, The Ringles, Blank Pages and the Dipsomaniacs have been available from the incredible Jam Records. A veritable smorgasbord of cool rock and roll delights, Jam Records has tons of great records to order and enjoy from an amazing array of artists and bands. Check them out and don’t forget to listen to the samples that are available for most of their records. Great stuff all around.
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The Asian Tsunami was a disaster of epic proportions and the response to the needs of the people in the countries affected has been overwhelmingly positive. There have been and continue to be numerous fundraising events put on for the victims of this tradgedy and one that caught my eye is the "Of Hands And Hearts: Music For The Tsunami Disaster Fund" double CD compilation that will be released March 22nd, 2005 by Norwalk Distributors. This CD compilation features a lot of great bands pumping out a ton of great music with a lot of it unreleased and is a bargain at the suggested price of $13.98. Even more importantly, 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this CD go to the humanitarian organization CARE so in essence there really is no reason why you wouldn’t want to buy it. It should be available at your finer indie rock stores and at most online stores including the wonderful Not Lame Records. For more information on each of the bands and links to their websites check out the "Of Hearts and Minds" website at Norwalk Distributors. Great music raising money for a needy cause is something that The Rock and Roll Report and I am sure you will always support. Mark March 15th, 2005 on your calender and pick this CD up. I know that I will. The full track listing is:
DISC ONE:
1. PAUL COLLINS’ BEAT-“All Over The World”
2. THE TALK-“Good Songs”
3. DRAMARAMA-“Try Five Times”
4. EDDIE SPAGHETTI-“Sleepy Vampire”
5. DILLON FENCE-“I’ll Learn”
6. THE RED ELVISES-“Ticket To Japan”
7. GANGGAJANG-“Anodyne Dream”
8. THE DOTTED LINE-“She Is Light”
9. bang SUGAR bang-“Major Label Interest”
10. THE LAST-“I Know” (demo)
11. THE DONKEYS-“No Way”
12. NINE BELOW ZER0-“Go Girl”
13. THE RUBINOOS-“In The Worst Way”
14. ANNABELLA LWIN-“Sacred Ground”
15. DOG TRUMPET-“Once Too Often”
16. BARRY HOLDSHIP-“Stuck In Time”
17. JEREMY-“If I Could”
18. RAY MASON BAND-“I Own The Ending”
19. THE SUNBEAMS-“Star Trek”
20. THE LOLAS-“Silver Dollar Sunday”
21. ROSETTA STONE-“Drive On”
22. MIDWAY-“Connection”
23. THE FIXX-“Fatal Shore” (live)
24. JOANNA HOGG & NICK BEGGS-“Who Will Hold You?”
DISC TWO
1. SUPERSUCKERS-“Bubblegum And Beer”
2. THE WAKING HOURS-“Someday Soon”
3. GUITAR GANGSTERS-“Another Day In Pleasantville”
4. SUBURBAN LEGENDS-“Blingity Bling”
5. R. STEVIE MOORE with DAVE GREGORY-“Dates”
6. ADRIAN BELEW-“Survival In The Wild”
7. CHROMOSOME TEA-“Spring 1913”
8. JEFFREY FOSKETT-“It’s My Fault”
9. WANG CHUNG-“Akasha”
10. EASTERLY-“If You Knew” (TW Walsh Remix)
11. WORMSTEW-“Lady Luck”
12. KEVIN GILBERT & THUD-“When You Give Your Love To Me” (live)
13. KYLE VINCENT-“You Will Dance Again”
14. JOHN WICKS -“Rising Stars”
15. UNDERWATER CITY PEOPLE-“Here We Go Again”
16. THE TWINKLES-“We’re The Kids”
17. WONDERBOY-“Moron Man”
18. THE VIRGINIA SISTERS-“That’s Just Wrong”
19. JOE ‘KING’ CARRASCO-“Cu Ru Cu Pa”
20. THE LETTER OPENERS-“A Normal Town”
21. EUGENE EDWARDS-“It Doesn’t Get Better Than This”
22. THE RANDIES-“Peanut Butter”
23. BMX BANDITS-“The End Of Time”
24. MICHAEL CARPENTER-“Thinking About You”
25. BOBBY WHITLOCK & KIM CARMEL-“Beautiful”
(Updated to include the new release date of 03/22/05)
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Any label that is putting together a trubute CD to those cornball ’80s movies like "Pretty in Pink", "Breakfast Club", "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and "St. Elmos Fire" sounds like something that requires further investigation. And sure enough, American Laundromat Records is a very cool indie rock label with a lot of great stuff in addition to the aforementioned "High School Reunion" (put together with another previously spotlighted record label Face Down Records). Featuring great bands like the Honored Guests, The Atomic Hep Cats (great name!) and the Lovable Rogues among others, American Laundromat Records is a lot of fun with some great bands on the roster. Still curious? Then head over to the Downloads page of the label and download away! Great stuff with a sense of humour. How refreshing. Check it out.
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How can a record label that is so much fun be called No Fun Records? That was my first reaction after sampling some of the great rock and roll put out by this cool Michigan-based label. Although the label is branching out to other areas, No Fun Records specializes in rock and roll from South America and they have some great surf, psych, garage and power pop from that part of the world that is first rate rock and roll. If you are intrigued, check out their MP3 section. Perhaps you can start off with Honey Do by The Avatars, I Don’t Know Why by Thee Coronados or Can’t Be Undone by The Tandooris. And there’s plenty more where those came from. Great stuff!
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Start Time Records is a great Brooklyn, New York based record label featuring The Futureheads (who will be appearing at Coachella this year) Brendan Benson (who looks frighteningly like Syd Barret circa 1968!), the French Kicks, Dios and The Joggers amongst others. This is a really great little rock and roll record label with a fine and free MP3 section for your downloading and listening needs (they even have videos!) so I think you will find something to like at Start Time. Check ‘em out now.
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If you are looking for more reasons as to why I am always recommending CD Baby and why The Rock and Roll Report is a CD Baby affiliate then read CD Baby: A classic jumbo shrimp company. A great company of music fanatics who support those who make the music with a business that just works.
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Zunior Records is a very cool Canadian Internet only record label based in Toronto, Ontario started by Dave Ulrich who was formerly of the Inbreds. Zunior is a great record label on a number of fronts. First of all they have a bunch of cool bands like The Feminists, Greenfield Main, Wax Mannequin, The Scribbled Out Man and The Mountainside Band amongst others. Another thing I like about this label is that they are musician oriented in that they charge very little for a band to sell their music through Zunior and yet they are fan friendly in that every release costs only $8.88 CDN with a majority of the price going to the musician. Finally for all you geeks out there they operate on open source software which is pretty cool in my opinion. A good way to get a taste of what the label has to offer is to check out their "Free Download of the Week" or better yet order one of their compilations like the Zunior Rock Collection #1 which is a hell of a deal for $4.44 CDN and the music is great to boot. If you want to support good music then check out Zunior Records and start downloading some sonic fun.
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Toronto, Ontario based Paper Bag Records is a very cool up and coming indie rock label with a bunch of great bands on their roster. Home to Magneta Lane who are currently creating quite a bid of buzz here North of the border, Paper Bag Records has a bunch of cool MP3s for you to download including the aforementioned Magneta Lane with both "Cheap Linguistics" and "The Constant Lover", "Understanding the New Violence" by Uncut, "History" by Controller Controller, "The Second Summer" by Memphis and "Mosquito" by Jake Fairley. Some pretty cool stuff from the currently frigid Great White North. Check it out.
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We all know that nicotine is bad for us. Not only does it cause innumerable health problems but it is highly addictive to boot. But what if I told you that there was a variety of nicotine available that is not only good for you but possibly a sonic necessity for those of us with a severe rock and roll monkey on our backs? What if I told you in fact that this addiction is good for you? The nicotine I am talking about doesn’t come from a pack of smokes but from the great Nicotine Records. Based in Torino Italy, Nicotine Records offers up a fantastic selection of raw and ripped rock and roll from bands like Los Dragos, The Stabilisers, The Sperms and many more. Absolutely first rate rock and roll from these obviously seriously deranged Italian rock and roll fanatics. Just go to their Audio Video section for a whole host of MP3s that you can download and enjoy. Very cool stuff.
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