Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts
Thursday, January 5, 2012
A New Face on the Scene
Hey everybody, my name’s Ted and I live in Vietnam. I’ve asked mister Furtracks himself if I could come onto this site and add a few things I’ve been into lately, and he's graciously excepted my offer.
I’m gonna switch things up though, over the next few weeks I’ll be putting up a series of posts referencing not tracks or albums I’ve come across but music documentaries I’ve dug up or ran into while trouncing around the internet realm.
There’ll be a bunch of different shit on here, so if one week’s not your style, check back the following and there may be something totally different.
One other thing is that I can’t put the files up for direct download as they’re too big. I can however suggest you check your friendly neighborhood torrent site where you can d/l nearly all that will be posted. And of course they’re mostly avail through legit means on iTunes or Amazon or however else ya’ll crazy kids are watching movies these days.
Today I’ll start off with the LA punk rock documentary “Decline of Western Civilization Part 1”
The first thing I dig about this flick is that it never made it to DVD so the copy I have was captured from a VHS tape giving it certain wobbly shitty street cred.
It was filmed from 1979 to 1980 in LA and features bands like Black Flag, the Circle Jerks, the Germs, and Fear, among others. I think it’s a pretty badass look into the world which was LA punk. No posers, no real agenda, just intimate interviews in people's shitty hovels and crappy kitchens. All paired with lots of furl-fuckin-tastic concert footage.
It shouldn’t be too hard to find online, I’m guessing nearly impossible to find otherwise. Let me know if you have troubles and I can help you out.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Mikey's Furl Tracks Mix


Just got a present in the mail from my main man Mikey who always brings the heat, three mixes of obscure soul, punk and garage. I love getting music in the mail- it was like Christmas morning today, a bunch of new shit to play with. Here's the mix he made especially for the blog, a killer mix of old punk/garage with bands such as Silver Chalice, Death and the Afrika Korps. This is why trading mixes is the best, I've never heard San Diego's The Penetrators before, and the track "Warlord" is a fucking rad rocking, gritty jam and probably my favorite on the mix. Man, when I come across bands like this I think: Holy shit how have I never heard this before? And: I've been living without this in my rotation for how long? Pure inspiration to always keep diggin', always new stuff out there to find. Thanks again Mikey, expect something in the mail here eventually- good luck with the new gig and enjoy the crib. All right, time to crack open a Tecate and get down to this...
Livin' Downtown- The A.D.'s
Jailbait Janet- Afrika Korps
Scam- Corpse Grinders
Politicians In My Eyes- Death
Fallout Shelter- Dennis Most and the Instigators
Talking In My Sleep- The Discreet Doll Band
Cry Real Tears- Gizmos
I'm Sure We're Gonna Make It- Ivy Green
Screwed Up- Menace
Warlord- Penetrators
Wasted- Silver Chalice
Hit and Run- Satanic Rites
Oh yeah, I just couldn't resist- It was the best Halloween costume of the year, way better than our "ZZ Topless."
Furl
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The Leaving Trains

Just picked up The Leaving Train's third album Fuck on vinyl which is a great album, but probably not as good as their second Kill Tunes from '86. Way more punk than their first release Well Down Blue Highway in '84, this album could be described as Gun Club meets Circle Jerks circa mid 80s. The Leaving Trains had a revolving line-up throughout their history but was formed by the cross-dressing crazy-ass front man Falling James Moreland who I'm sure you've heard of. I'll save the research for you. This album also has a couple good morbid ballads if you're into that kind of thing with "Warning Track" and "Kinette," but tracks such as "A Drunker Version of You" and their Saints' cover "Private Affair" make the album. Here's a feeler "Cigarette Model" below along with the full album, it's hard to understand why this band didn't blow-up back in the 80s...
Falling
Monday, April 12, 2010
Eater
Monday, April 5, 2010
Kraut
Monday, March 8, 2010
La Peste

La Peste formed in Boston in '76. Then they released "Better Off Dead" in '78, a song you really need to listen to.
Better Off Dead!
Monday, February 22, 2010
The Lurkers
Monday, January 11, 2010
The Undertones

Haven't posted any punk yet, so here's some old U.K. punk following in the footsteps of such legendary bands as the Clash and the Buzzcocks. The Undertones '79 self-titled debut album is about as close to a perfect pop punk album you're going to find, the album is full of teenage angst and 2-3 minute songs with absolutely no pretension. The Northern Ireland (Derry) band disbanded in 1983 after only their fourth album. Sharkey Feargal's whiny ass voice works well over the band's young brash sound, especially in "Teenage Kicks."
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