Psychobilly Garden Party #149

Cold-boldy-buzzy

New episode here on RadiobillyFM.com!
Nate's got a cold, but he's still here making like the true

professional and bringing you exactly what you need - killer music

diseased weirdness out in the garden, including a bumble bee film director and.

a major misunderstanding.

Music from Reverend Horton Heat, The Tincans, The Pitmen,

Phantom Rockers and loads more. Come and get it!

Songs on PGP #149

0. The Cleverlys - Gangham Style
1. Reverend Horton Heat - Smell Of Gasoline
2. The Pitmen - Listen To The Engine
3. Night Nurse - Mean Old Low Down Dirty Bastard
4. The Tin Cans - I got the Rhythym
5. Big John Bates - Rhyolite
6. P.Paul Fenech - A Bastards Advice
7. Carrie & The Dirty Pillows - Leper
8. Phantom Rockers - Escape
9. Reverend Horton Heat - Schizoid
10. The Pitmen - Christina Applegate
11. Bastards on Parade - Drunken Haze
12. P.Paul Fenech - Nick And The Preacher
13. The Spectres - Bloodsuckin' Cowboy
14. P.Paul Fenech - What Kind Of Spell You Use (To Hold My Demon Heart)
15. Carrie & The Dirty Pillows - Vampire
16. The Tin Cans - Once Again

- Teabag's Sack

- Teabag's Sack
a. fIREHOSE - Brave Captain
b. Minutemen - Search
c. Iggy & The Stooges - Burn

17. Reverend Horton Heat - Scenery Going By
18. Carrie & The Dirty Pillows - Garbage Man
19. Barbarellatones - vava voom
20. The Tin Cans - High on R´n´R
21. Pussy liquor - Blue Tattoo
22. The Pitmen - Just Fakes
23. Carrie & The Dirty Pillows - Midnight Shoveler
24. 24. Phantom Rockers - Pressure
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This week's listening. Gothabilly Razin' Hell.

Gothabilly Razin' Hell

Good morning psychogardenerbillys and chainsaw chicks.
I thought I would punch a few lines about a compilation album I am revisiting this week. It is the excellent "Gothabilly Razin' Hell" from Skully Records. This is the third compilation of gothabilly artists released by Skully Records and many of the artists have been featured on the previous two albums too. We have many well-known artists playing in the doom country influenced gothabilly style like The Coffinshakers, Big John Bates, and Mr. Badwrench but also several lesser known or more regional-based artists like Pussyliquor and The Spectres. Psychocharger rears it's head again and though I would argue that they are not what I would personally term gothabilly, they are also very hard to classify anyway and they fit in with the overall sound of the compilation. I have played the previous two compilations several times on the PGP Show - in fact they were heavily featured on the first two or three show. This makes them dear to my old, creaking, undead heart . From a cursory sweep of the intercobwebs I have found that you can track down sellers of the CD via Amazon. I will be spinning some tracks from the album on PGP this week which will be show number 149. In the meantime, how about dropping a few dollars, euros or pounds to get a hold of this classic compilation. Time for me to grab some coffee.

Have a kick-arse Wednesday!

Skully Records

PGP New Years Super Special! #146

Psychobilly Garden Party #146

The New Years Super Special!

New episode here on RadiobillyFM.com!
Well, this really is a super special! Somebody - somebody - can

you guess who? Is possibly, maybe being brought back from the dead.

As with the last show every band played this time is from a release in

2013. This great, great year for psychobilly. Bands like

The Tall Boys, Johnny Flesh & The Redneck Zombies, The Silver Shine

The Devil 'n' Us, The Marksmen, The Ricochets, King Sickabilly and more.

Well, not "like" them - it is actually them we're playing. It's the ultimate

start to the New Year. Get in there!

Songs on PGP #146

0. Merv Griffin - I've Got a Loverly Bunch of Coconuts
1. Tall Boys - I Feel
2. Johnny Flesh & the Redneck Zombies - Hellbilly Army
3. The Devil 'n' Us - Mortuary
4. The Silver Shine - Open Yours Eyes
5. The Marksmen - 00 Psycho
6. The Ricochets - Chain Dog
7. King Sickabilly And His Full Moon Boys - 100 Miles To Go
8. The Creepshow - Failing Grade
9. Nekromantix - Night Nurse [For Janet Wheeler]
10. Ramones - Havana Affair [For Janet Wheeler]
11. Tall Boys - Ride This Torpedo
12. Johnny Flesh & the Redneck Zombies - Down there by the Swans
13. The Silver Shine - In The Middle Of Nowhere
14. The Devil 'n' Us - Arise
15. The Marksmen - 1888
16. The Ricochets - Devils Highway
17. King Sickabilly And His Full Moon Boys - Before My Evil Explodes
18. The Creepshow - Life After Death
19. Tall Boys - Gary Gilmore Eyes
20. Johnny Flesh & the Redneck Zombies - Haunting you until we are…
21. The Marksmen - Faceless Shadow
22. The Devil 'n' Us - Time
23. The Ricochets - Long Time Dead
24. The Silver Shine - just make your guns
25. King Sickabilly And His Full Moon Boys - Sing With The Dead
26. The Creepshow - Settle The Score
27. Sir Psyko & His Monsters - Smiling Like A Cobra


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Happy New Year Chainsaw Army!

Here we go again with the diseased carousel that is the PGP Show. It's the fourth year that the podcast has been dragged into the light with a twitch and a spasm and drenched in blood-spatters of living technicolour.

This year's resolution is to spread the disease - more, even more and most. Psychobilly, primitive rock 'n roll, punk and trash have had a really strong 2013 and The Psychobilly Garden Party is here to support the bands who make it and the beautiful weirdos that follow it and make 2014 even stronger. That is the deal.

Now it is time to lay down until my head stops exploding.

PGP #144

Psychobilly Garden Party #144

#Deadnate The Death of Nate 3

New episode here on RadiobillyFM.com!
It's a pre-Christmas party over at the Garden of Delights.
New music from Calabrese, The Beat Devils, King Sickabilly &
his Full Moon Boys. There is a whole new visit to The Hot Rod Horror Garage.
It looks like there may be some hauntings going on in the garden after a botched
resurrection spell. What a show. I envy us. Don't be jealous - get in on the action!

Songs on PGP #144

0. Sanford Clark - Ain't Nobody Here but Us Chickens
1. King Kurt -Jungle Feet
2. Calabrese - I Wanna Be a Vigilante
3. Beat Devils - Heaven's Gate
4. Deadbolt - Truck Driving SOB
5. Dave Vanian & The Phantom Chords - Voodoo Doll
6. The Lugosi's - i wanna be your monster
7. King Sickabilly and his Full Moon Boys - After midnight guitar slingin man
8. Death Valley Surfers - Up All Night
9. Deadbolt - Billy's Dead
10. Calabrese - Born with a Scorpion's Touch
11. King Kurt - America (...what a state)
12. The Lugosi's - Bela Lives
13. The Brains - Screaming [for Ben Blythe & Sue]
14. Dave Vanian & The Phantom Chords - Tonight We Ride [for George Thomas Slaughter]
15. Beat Devils - Nothing Left But The Bones
16. The Sharks - Take a Razor to Your Head - [for George Thomas Slaughter]
HRHG_1. The Four Imperials - Santa's Got a Coupe de Ville
HRHG_2. Three Aces & A Joker - Sleigh Bell Rock
HRHG_3. Joey Ramone - Spirit In My House
HRHG_4. The Hellzaboppers - Hot Custom '55
HRHG_5. Reverend Horton Heat - Like A Rocket
HRHG_6. Sloppy Seconds - Lonely Christmas
HRHG_7. Bassamp and Dano - Keg Stand
HRHG_8. The Haddonfields - Does She Ever Shup Up?
HRHG_9. The Vultures - Mean Mean Miss Guillotine
17. Calabrese - At Night I Am the Warmest
18. The Lugosi's - night of the living dead
19. Deadbolt - What Can I Do
20. King Kurt - Alcoholic Rat
21. Beat Devils - Mad At You
22. King Sickabilly and his Full Moon Boys - Cut my teeth
23. Deadcats - Sphincter on Fire
24. Dave Vanian & The Phantom Chords - You and I

Record label discovery "Deep Eddy Records" from Austin, Texas.

Deep Eddy record label

Good morning chainsaw chicks and psychogardenerbillies. Teabag here.
I discovered this record label over my morning coffee with coconut oil. The coconut oil is very good to stimulate ones first bowel movement of the day by-the-way. Anyway, I am not posting in order to tell you about my bowel movements. This record label specialises in surf, instrumental and garage rock. I discovered them initially because PGP favourite, The Barbarellatones appeared on a compilation there called "Radical Waves."
I am just about to go and order that one from Raucous Records and noticed that there is also a band there called the Twang-O-Matics from here in Norway! I'll have to go and research that right away. Robbie from The Barbarellatones has actually sent PGP lots of new music so I'll be spinning them in next weeks show. Anyway, have a great Sunday morning, and here are some links:

• Deep Eddy Records: http://www.deepeddy.net/index.html
• The Barbarellatones: https://www.facebook.com/thebarbarellatones
• "Radical Waves" at Raucous Records http://www.raucousrecords.com/surf-instrumental-cds_23/radical-waves-cd_16291.aspx

Teabag's sack this week - Thee Flatliners "Pandemonium". What an album!

I must say that whilst researching the music for the next PGP show I really enjoyed an old find in the #deadnate archives of the dead masters collection. It was the discography of the fantesticle band Thee Flatliners. They were formed in 1995 by members of Austria's neo-rockabilly bands Cadillac Rust and The Cryptkickers.

The album that I've been listening to the most is Thee Flatliners 2001 long-player "Pandemonium". I appreciate their other releases like Rhapsody In Black, Enter The Twilight and Vampires. In fact there is very little here that isn't to like, apart from the lack of any new releases of course.

Pandemonium is simply a rolling behemoth of an album. The whole affair opens up with a bizarre vocal on the title track but the following songs have that fannytastic "springy" double-bass sound that I like. There are definitely some horror-punk influences on the guitar which is more on the metallic or hard-rock side of the street rather than rockabilly. Remember though that this was released in the early turn of the century when psychobilly was moving further and further away from a trad-rockabilly sound and into the punkabilly style. Talking of guitar, the release from the strictly 50s style gives some flexibility for the boys to get creative with the sound-engineering. I have to say that one of my favourite songs is The Bastards In Your Head which is an epic track simultaneously flexing it's psychobilly muscles and then suddenly falling into a tremolo of psychedelia before returning to a two-step rock n roller.

Vocals on tracks like Cursed to Live Forever recall Kim Nekroman at his finest, which is a very, very good thing of course. The band has a tendency to use backing vocals which probably harks back to their origins in neo-rockabilly bands. The use of harmonies is something which is sorely missed in many of the harder-edge psychobilly bands and adds an interesting counterpoint to the tough-as-nails instrumentation.

All in all this wonderful album is definitely something that you should have in your collection.

You can get it over here at Crazy Love Records: http://www.crazyloverecords.de/flatliners-thee-pandemonium-cd.html