Rebjukebox

indiescene:

ringlunatic:

Babyshambles - Fuck Forever (via jossaintguist)

fecklesss:

the Boys Next Door | The Voice

indiescene:

dontcookbilly:

juliasegal:

snuh:

Elvis Costello: Veronica [Demo Version]

Costello and Paul McCartney have co-wrote a number of songs for each other, including this one. Costello has said this of the collaboration:

“The ironic part is, if it sounds like he wrote it, I probably did and vice versa. He wanted to do all the ones with lots of words and all on one note, and I’m the one trying to work in the “Please Please Me” harmony all over the place”.

It’s all in that pretty little head of yours.

afutureinnoise:

U2 - “I Will Follow” (via miraclecorey)

afutureinnoise:

The Vines - “He’s A Rocker”

afutureinnoise:

Teenage Fanclub - “Star Sign”

afutureinnoise:

Teenage Fanclub - “What You Do To Me”

pas-d:

theansweris42x:

siberia:

thesweetestpsychopath:

Here be The Gories covering The Stoics 1967 smoker ~ Hate (2:23 ~ 1991)

From the Here Be The Gories 7”

gories reblog!

omg a gories track i haven’t heard omg omg!1!!1one!!

indiescene:

Edwin Collins From Orange Juice

(via indiescene)

(via indiescene)

suicidewatch:

everybody wants to be your baby

the “crush on you” playlist

1. pere ubu- heaven
2. the lilys- ginger
3. t. rex- light of love
4. the replacements- kiss me on the bus
5. the pogues- yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
6. link wray- girl from the north country
7. king khan & bbq- love you so
8. the brian jonestown massacre- it girl
9. the lemonheads- into your arms
10. the beach boys- do you wanna dance?
11. gun club- she’s like heroin to me
12. the clash- lover’s rock
13. the dovers- what am i going to do?
14. the exploding hearts- throwaway style
15. the clientele- we could walk together
16. husker du- green eyes
17. my bloody valentine- you made me realise
18. thurston moore- psychic hearts
19. swervedriver- never lose that feeling
20. crystal stilts- the city in the sea

link for yr downloading pleasure: http://www.divshare.com/download/9485824-0ec

thesweetestpsychopath:

The Stoics ~ Hate (2:25 ~ 1967)

The Stoics began life as a pair of competing garage combos on the often-overlooked San Antonio, Texas rock circuit in 1965. The band released a smoking hot single (“Hate”) at the beginning of 1967, just before they split in two over a disagreement. They evolved into The Argyles, The Mind’s Eye and The Children.

The Children Biography

Dave Grohl has said he was convinced that Nirvana’s headline appearance at Reading Festival in 1992 would end their career.

The performance, footage of which was released on DVD and CD on November 2, saw frontman Kurt Cobain enter the stage in a wheelchair, a reference to his recent stays in rehab to beat his drug addiction.

“Kurt had been in and out of rehab, communication in the band was beginning to be strained,” Grohl told The Scotsman. Kurt was living in LA, Krist [Novoselic] and I were in Seattle. People weren’t even sure if we were going to show up.”

Grohl added that even he wasn’t confident that the band would be able to pull the gig off.

“We rehearsed [for Reading] once, the night before, and it wasn’t good,” he said. “I really thought, ‘This will be a disaster, this will be the end of our career for sure.’ And then it turned out to be a wonderful show, and it healed us for a little while.”

Speaking of Nirvana’s reputation since Cobain’s suicide in 1994, Grohl said he believes the band are misleadingly thought of as gloomy.

“It’s easy to imagine that we were followed by a black cloud,” he explained. “But it wasn’t all misery and doom. People know the biography, but it’s a little more complicated than that.”

Cult Scottish band The Yummy Fur, who used to include members of Franz Ferdinand and 1990s, look set to reunite to play gigs in the UK and US next January.

The band, who featured 1990s singer John [Jackie] McKeown alongside Franz Ferdinand drummer Paul Thompson and singer Alex Kapranos (playing bass and keyboards), are reportedly set to play their first proper gig since 1999 at Glasgow’s Nice N’ Sleazy on January 7.

According to the band’s old record label Guided Missile, the one-off tour will feature McKeown and Thompson alongside guitarist Brian McDougall. Kapranos – who performed as Alex Huntley – is not said to be involved at present.

The band are understood to be touring to celebrate the 15th anniversary Guided Missile, and a new The Yummy Fur compilation album is reportedly set to be released around the same time as the shows.

The Yummy Fur reportedly play:

Glasgow Nice N’ Sleazys (January 7)
London Buffalo Bar (9)
Philadelphia Kung Fu Neck Tie (England Belongs to Twee) (14)
Brooklyn Lombardy (15)
Los Angeles The Echo (Part Time Punks) (17)
San Francisco Cafe du Nord (18)
Portland Suicide Club (20)