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The original members would both say punk, but the fact people see them in different ways is a testament of time and their influence. The lead singer of the Dead Kennedys as was, Jello Biafra would totally agree, 100% punk rock. Had a really nice few hours with him at Rebellion festival a few years back. He came to see my band play and was telling me how much the second wave of punk influenced him massively. He has a you tube channel, What would Jello do ? Interesting lunatic he is.
A great believer in taking anything you like to wherever you want to.
If you were living near our beautiful peninsular I could prove to you that in my car I have Plastic Bertrand and Purcell as well as Widors Toccata in D major. Its a work to lift the spirits of the dead.
Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 20:44 - Sep 28 by onehunglow
If you were living near our beautiful peninsular I could prove to you that in my car I have Plastic Bertrand and Purcell as well as Widors Toccata in D major. Its a work to lift the spirits of the dead.
Ça Plane Pour Moi!
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 20:52 - Sep 28 with 3794 views
Seriously,loh,one of the few positives my parents gave me was a love of Organ music.
My mother,sister and myself (first time round) had pre eminent organists.
I used to play-albeit extremely badly and we had a Hammond at home. Sadly,my interpretation of "America" -arr Keith Emerson remains the greatest travesty of musical interpretation the village of Killay has ever heard. I was popular with neighbours.
Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 19:49 - Sep 28 by Lohengrin
I stand to be corrected but I’m sure both of those played The Troubadour years ago.
Hardly my thing though, not the sort of gigs that would have excited the interest of a pubescent Rockabilly...
Before my time, wish it wasn't, I know Keith used to go there and the rank in Cardiff, those days were tricky I understand. I have spent a number of years as a roadie, driver, guitar tech with loads of USA bands and loved it. From the biggest to the best. But the old school punks are the most interesting, and talented.
When I was 17-18 I only had two t-shirts that I used to rotate constantly - one was Siouxsie and the Banshees the other was a Dead Kennedys ‘dead presidents’ shirt. Lived in them. Check out Fugazi, I still listen to them - 13 Songs is a good start.
‘……. like a moth to Itchy’s flame ……’
Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 21:03 - Sep 28 by NotLoyal
Before my time, wish it wasn't, I know Keith used to go there and the rank in Cardiff, those days were tricky I understand. I have spent a number of years as a roadie, driver, guitar tech with loads of USA bands and loved it. From the biggest to the best. But the old school punks are the most interesting, and talented.
You’d have loved the Klub Foot nights up at the Clarendon before they knocked her down.
Bonkers it used to be!
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 21:13 - Sep 28 with 3764 views
Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 21:12 - Sep 28 by Lohengrin
You’d have loved the Klub Foot nights up at the Clarendon before they knocked her down.
Bonkers it used to be!
I went to see the Cramps in 1986. Just before ‘A’ levels. When I got home my folks thought we had been beaten up. No, just down the front. Saw King Kurt too.
Saw some indie bands in the Clarendon- The Primitives and Tallulah Gosh. Their singer went on to be chief economist of the OFT and is Professor of Economics at UEA. Interviewed her and her (still partner) for a fanzine when called Heavenly in 1991
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Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 21:35 - Sep 28 with 3733 views
Dead Kennedys & Suicidal Tendencies on 21:03 - Sep 28 by NotLoyal
Before my time, wish it wasn't, I know Keith used to go there and the rank in Cardiff, those days were tricky I understand. I have spent a number of years as a roadie, driver, guitar tech with loads of USA bands and loved it. From the biggest to the best. But the old school punks are the most interesting, and talented.
Change your signature on your posts and I wont ban you and then tell everyone about the night Lemmy urinated on you because you fell asleep smoking half way through the aftershow party.
A great believer in taking anything you like to wherever you want to.
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