Strap-Onz
Austin TX - '99?-'03/04
One of the more original sounding bands from the early '00s in the streetpunk vein. They turned into Complete Control shortly after this '03 full length on Charged Records:
Knox, Beer & Shouting Oi! - stupid "blog" about (sometimes even more stupid) music: 90's and early '00s, mostly american, "street punk" - a.k.a. drunk punk, chaos punk, pogo punk, spiky punk... punx punk.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Thursday, November 13, 2014
the Trouble - live at the Rat video
the Trouble
Boston - '96-98?
"The Trouble's second show ever. At The Rathskeller in Kenmore Sq 1996"
Boston - '96-98?
"The Trouble's second show ever. At The Rathskeller in Kenmore Sq 1996"
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Subversives - Rarities - Comp, Tracks & EPs
the Subverives
Minneapolis MN - '95?-'02/'03?
Hard to find tracks by Minneapolis' mid 90's to early 00's skunk band, the Subversives.
They were one of the best of the mid-late 90's American streetpunk bands, blending UK82 & streetpunk aggression with oi music, catchy melodies and huge choruses. Sometimes thought of as America's answer to Oxymoron, but totally unique in their own right.
"No Slow... All Go!" comp. 1995
1. Be A Subvert 0:00
2. I Don't Wanna Know 2:21
"Tomorrow Belongs To No One" 12" EP 1996
3. Tomorrow Belongs To No One 5:53
4. Police Harassment 9:01
5. Urban Crisis 11:03
6. I Don't Wanna Know 13:30
7. Lab Rat 16:56
"Right To Riot" 7" 1998
8. Right To Riot 18:50
9. Scrapheap Youth 21:38
"Skins 'N' Pins" comp. 1998
10. It's A Con 24:05
"No Hold Back... All Attack!!!" 2002 comp.
11. We Won't Compromise 27:55
other recordings: "Protest & Dance" album, "From Here... To Nowhere" album & ...unreleased album....
Minneapolis MN - '95?-'02/'03?
Hard to find tracks by Minneapolis' mid 90's to early 00's skunk band, the Subversives.
They were one of the best of the mid-late 90's American streetpunk bands, blending UK82 & streetpunk aggression with oi music, catchy melodies and huge choruses. Sometimes thought of as America's answer to Oxymoron, but totally unique in their own right.
"No Slow... All Go!" comp. 1995
1. Be A Subvert 0:00
2. I Don't Wanna Know 2:21
"Tomorrow Belongs To No One" 12" EP 1996
3. Tomorrow Belongs To No One 5:53
4. Police Harassment 9:01
5. Urban Crisis 11:03
6. I Don't Wanna Know 13:30
7. Lab Rat 16:56
"Right To Riot" 7" 1998
8. Right To Riot 18:50
9. Scrapheap Youth 21:38
"Skins 'N' Pins" comp. 1998
10. It's A Con 24:05
"No Hold Back... All Attack!!!" 2002 comp.
11. We Won't Compromise 27:55
other recordings: "Protest & Dance" album, "From Here... To Nowhere" album & ...unreleased album....
Discocks - "Voice of Youth" ep & "Long Live Oi!" LP
the Discocks
japan - '9x?-'0x?
Everyone knows the Discocks - infectious, fun, high energy, oi-influenced pogo punk from Japan. You know how to click round on the internet, like you even need this post... but for the sad ones out there who never knew the joys of the Discocks or 90's japanese streetunk, you are in for a treat. If you don't like it then you're a soulless miserable fuck, and you don't appreciate butchered engrish oi funtime. They broke up i the early '00s and some members went on to form the Avoided (which is the name of a well established [in our region] Milwaukee hc-punk band at the time... we all got a little laugh out of that). Anyways, Discocks came back with the same name in the mid '00s, having turned into a uk82-esque/80s hc punk style outfit, which is a whole different ballgame...
"Voice of Youth" '94 ep - this ain't right but listen to it anyways
"Long Live Oi!" '97 LP - this and Oxymoron's material were some of the fucking BEST in this vein, from the 90's- stupid vocals/lyrics or not!
japan - '9x?-'0x?
Everyone knows the Discocks - infectious, fun, high energy, oi-influenced pogo punk from Japan. You know how to click round on the internet, like you even need this post... but for the sad ones out there who never knew the joys of the Discocks or 90's japanese streetunk, you are in for a treat. If you don't like it then you're a soulless miserable fuck, and you don't appreciate butchered engrish oi funtime. They broke up i the early '00s and some members went on to form the Avoided (which is the name of a well established [in our region] Milwaukee hc-punk band at the time... we all got a little laugh out of that). Anyways, Discocks came back with the same name in the mid '00s, having turned into a uk82-esque/80s hc punk style outfit, which is a whole different ballgame...
"Voice of Youth" '94 ep - this ain't right but listen to it anyways
"Long Live Oi!" '97 LP - this and Oxymoron's material were some of the fucking BEST in this vein, from the 90's- stupid vocals/lyrics or not!
the Posers - "Worse Than Nothing" ep
the Posers
canadia - '97?-'99
this ep fetures an Effigies (chicago's first "skinhead band") cover, "Bodybag".
"Worse Than Nothing" '98 ep
canadia - '97?-'99
this ep fetures an Effigies (chicago's first "skinhead band") cover, "Bodybag".
"Worse Than Nothing" '98 ep
Johnny & the Phux
Johnny 7 the Phux
Fon Du Lac/Oshkosh WI - '02?-'06?
Here was an interesting band from small town Wisconsin. They played a few shows at my house in Milwaukee in the first few years. They were from the little cities of Fon Du Lac and/or Oshkosh, or the general area, fronted by a weird cool greaser guy but with a total casualties type streepunk sound and the band not being overly fashionable or giving 2 shits about image in general, and mixing it up with weird original songs thrown in the mix like "I wanna See You Naked". A lot of time people didn't know what to make of them, which is why i liked them, and they were down to earth. That and Johnny always had this little vintage suitcase thing with good whiskey and some vintage shot glasses and cocktail mixing kit type deal inside of it, that he'd share with me, that definitely didn't hurt. They were around in a sort of no-man's land time period, or at least it seemed so around here, for the general style of punk they played.
"Welcome to America" from their self released CD ep
"I Wanna See You Naked" live
here's some other songs from their myspace:
"Burnout"
Fon Du Lac/Oshkosh WI - '02?-'06?
Here was an interesting band from small town Wisconsin. They played a few shows at my house in Milwaukee in the first few years. They were from the little cities of Fon Du Lac and/or Oshkosh, or the general area, fronted by a weird cool greaser guy but with a total casualties type streepunk sound and the band not being overly fashionable or giving 2 shits about image in general, and mixing it up with weird original songs thrown in the mix like "I wanna See You Naked". A lot of time people didn't know what to make of them, which is why i liked them, and they were down to earth. That and Johnny always had this little vintage suitcase thing with good whiskey and some vintage shot glasses and cocktail mixing kit type deal inside of it, that he'd share with me, that definitely didn't hurt. They were around in a sort of no-man's land time period, or at least it seemed so around here, for the general style of punk they played.
"Welcome to America" from their self released CD ep
"I Wanna See You Naked" live
here's some other songs from their myspace:
"Burnout"
"We Don't Need You"
the Virus
it will have to be the end of the world before i post Virus stuff. here's an apocalypse movie
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Subversives... and Penatly Box + other local WI bands... soon
here's a distorted picture of Penatly Box giving Jayke Orvis (guitar) a tiny head.
by the end of the weekend i will have the Subversives post up. and i am putting this Penalty Box picture up here, cuz theyre next in line. they were a local milwaukee band and at least half of that band have lived with me and were/are good friends of mine. Hopefully i can find one of 2 lost copies of the Rogues demos and i know theres some Shwill Rotten recordings floating around the radio station i DJ at and other ones somewhere in the usa in some ex-punk ro skins old box of flyers and shit... after those, my work is done until i find something else cool.
also, i foudn my odl banner, why the fuck didnt i put that shit up earlier?! its RICH. oo bad its ut off.. anyways... alhough this "blog" is hangin onto life by a piece of floss, so maybe i will keep fuckin with it after i get the locals up here.... SEND ME SOMETHING GOOD.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
punx is oi
i am bored so heres some oi covers by streetpunk bands.
the Oppressed - victims
4-Skins - sorry
Blit - 4Q
Ejected - east end kids
Criminal Damage - criminal crew
Cock Sparrer - A U - alright this barely counts as being outta form for Oxymoron, but they do great covers
the Oppressed - victims
4-Skins - sorry
Blit - 4Q
Ejected - east end kids
Criminal Damage - criminal crew
Cock Sparrer - A U - alright this barely counts as being outta form for Oxymoron, but they do great covers
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
the Intensives
the Intensives
Edmonton CAN - ?? - 08?
i am jsut being fuckign lazy. heres a newer band outta the scope of this blog, that aint so bad. they are more up the hair dye alley than a lot of the bands i have been posting.
here's one song, there's a bunch of live videos on youtube.
"Social Deviance" from '08 split ep with Panik Attak
Edmonton CAN - ?? - 08?
i am jsut being fuckign lazy. heres a newer band outta the scope of this blog, that aint so bad. they are more up the hair dye alley than a lot of the bands i have been posting.
here's one song, there's a bunch of live videos on youtube.
"Social Deviance" from '08 split ep with Panik Attak
the Profit$
the Profit$
Boston - '99-'05
"Profit Over People" live @ CBGBs '01
"Roach Motel was a cable access TV series that aired in Boston and Cambridge, MA, USA from 2002-2004. This early- and low fi- episode focused on women in punk. This clip includes footage of The Profit$ (December 2001) and Radical Cheerleaders at the protest against the World Economic Forum in NYC in February 2002. Hosted by Erika Ransom and Adam $ (from The Profit$) and produced at Cambridge Community Television (Episode 2, February 2002). Guests include Mary, Chris, Jessie and Gretchen."
Boston - '99-'05
"Profit Over People" live @ CBGBs '01
"Roach Motel was a cable access TV series that aired in Boston and Cambridge, MA, USA from 2002-2004. This early- and low fi- episode focused on women in punk. This clip includes footage of The Profit$ (December 2001) and Radical Cheerleaders at the protest against the World Economic Forum in NYC in February 2002. Hosted by Erika Ransom and Adam $ (from The Profit$) and produced at Cambridge Community Television (Episode 2, February 2002). Guests include Mary, Chris, Jessie and Gretchen."
Monday, November 3, 2014
the Chineapple Punx
Chineapple Punx
Wycombe? UK - '96?-98?
Best band name, period. here's a song from each of their 3 recordings. Theyre'll all muscially a little different from each other, and i like the fact that this band obviously doesn't give a shit.
Live -High Wycombe '9x?
Wycombe? UK - '96?-98?
Best band name, period. here's a song from each of their 3 recordings. Theyre'll all muscially a little different from each other, and i like the fact that this band obviously doesn't give a shit.
Live -High Wycombe '9x?
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