"Guten morgen!"

Campingsex - 1914! (1985)

Tracks:

01. Nichts

02. Guten Morgen

03. Schuld
04. Liebe
05. Schließ Die Tür (Listen)

06. Fall Ich Hinein
07. Und Sie Alle

08. Die Welt Geht Unter

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Campingsex is the German man's Flipper, only better. Rumor has it that this album had quite an impact of Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth. Again, click the "Listen" link above and then the "Play" button if you'd like to stream the track before downloading the entire album.

WAWAWAWAWAWAOHYEA

Rancid Hell Spawn - Axe Hero (1993)

01. Pitchfork Party
02. Thug with a Brain
03. Eyeball in My Mouth
04. Sexy Girl with a Sexy Gun
05. I'm in Love with a Gangster's Moll
06. The Ballad of Bud Dwyer (Listen)
07. A Trip to the Worm Farm
08. Mansion of Blubber
09. Defibrillator Dreaming
10. Pig Bucket
11. Axe Hero
12. Brown Ink in My Pen
13. Oil Slick Surfer
14. Vermin Sewer Rat from Hell
15. Rebel with a Bus Pass
16. Gastro Boy
17. Drip Feed Baby
18. The Drunken Surgeon
19. Flesh Mammoth
20. Eat My Shoe
21. Tatrazine Fix
22. Freak Orlando

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Blown out, feedback laden, drum machine greatness. I'm probably going to start including one song that you can stream, just in case you'd like to see what you're getting yourself into before you download the entire album, click the "Listen" link next to the track title above.

"Crazy dream!"

Friction - Atsureki (1980)

Tracks:

01. A-Gas

02. Automatic-Fru

03. I Can Tell

04. 100 Years

05. Crazy Dream

06. Cycle Dance

07. Cool Fool

08. No Thrill

09. Big-S

10. Out

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Friction, Friction, Friction. One of my favorites during my Japanese punk phase in high school. This minimalist punk band from Tokyo was formed in 1978, by bassist/vocalist, Reck. They went on to be very influential in Japan, releasing close to 10 records over their career. Their records are very hard to come by nowadays, expect to pay a pretty hefty price if you do find one.

For Sam/Brit (Drum machines!) and Shannon (Giving into her demands.)

Charles De Goal - 3 (1985)


Tracks:
01. Hop Hop Hop Hop
02. Un Jeu D'Enfant
03. Sans Titre
04. Parallèles
05. Soupirs
06. Technicolor
07. A Question of Degree
08. Retour Simple
09. Hoggar

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Been really into this band lately. "A Question of Degree" is a Wire song.

"Am I dumb in the wings?"

U.S. Maple - Live at The Casbah 05/28/2004 (2004)

Tracks:
01. My Li'l Shocker
02. Letter to ZZ Top
03. Babe
04. Rice Ain't Afraid of Nothing
05. Bumps and Guys
06. Dumb in the Wings
07. More Horror
08. Sweet & Center
09. La Click
10. Ma Digital
11. Songs That Have No Making Out
12. Whoopee Invader

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Good quality, great set, U.S. Maple! YEAH!

"No going back on a suicide ride."

Pere Ubu - 30 Seconds Over Tokyo b/w Heart of Darkness (1975)

Tracks:
01. 30 Seconds Over Tokyo
02. Heart of Darkness

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Okay, so there was this band Rocket from the Tombs from Cleveland (NOT the same band as Rocket from the Crypt), that formed in the 70's. When the band split, David Thomas and Peter Laughner formed Pere Ubu, the rest of the band picked up singer, Stiv Bators, and formed the Dead Boys. Both sides took songs that were originally written when they were RFTT; Gene O'Connor and Johnny Madansky, who you may recognize as Cheetah Chrome and Johnny Blitz, took "Sonic Reducer" and "What Love Is" to name a few, David and Peter took "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" and "Final Solution". The Dead Boys went on to continue with the Stooges inspired RFTT sound, whereas Pere Ubu explored much more abstract territory. If you like this, I'd suggest The Modern Dance and Dub Housing.