Showing posts with label Get Hip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Get Hip. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

Finally, and on the last day of 2011, more from '68 Comeback. The band, as previously noted, featured a dazzling array of talent, including Peg 'Mo Tucker' (look at that pic above) O'Neill of Gories fame, Darin Lin Wood who played with Fireworks and Blacktop and the esteemed Monsieur Jeffery Evans, who had previously fronted The Gibson Brothers. Here we have covers of Big Joe Turner's Rhythm and Blues blast, Flip, Flop & Fly and traditional gospel track, He's My Everything. Much, much more to come. See you in 2012. Enjoy.


'68 Comeback - Flip, Flop & Fly. Get Hip Records 7". GH-168.

Sunday, October 30, 2011

One of the least celebrated of the Ohio-based garage/blues bands, I saw Gaunt on a triple bill at TJs in Newport, Wales with Teengenerate and The New Bomb Turks and they held their own in such acclaimed company. So much so that Gaunt's drummer sat in for the NBT drummer who has injured himself in some way. I suspect this release is Gaunt's best known (based on no firm information whatsoever) and is super-catchy. Enjoy.

Gaunt - Jim Motherfucker. Get Hip Records 7". GH-158.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Sorry, I've been away for a while. To Spain. Land of Munster Records, who released the CD and double LP versions of this tribute to 70s synth punks, Suicide. This is the 2 x7" version, released by Get Hip, and the Pink Slip Daddy track is unique to this release. The Gories take on Ghost Rider is probably the most well-known track off this, and featured on their 'I Know You Fine, But How You Doin?' LP. Enjoy.

Tracks:
Ben Vaughn - Juke Box Babe (89 Beats Per Minute)
The Gories - Ghost Rider (100 BPM)
Pink Slip Daddy - Dream Baby Dream (139 BPM)
The Nomads - Magdalena 93 (104 BPM)
La Secta - Raver (117 BPM)
The Honeymoon Killers - Fireball (96 BPM)

Various Artists - (Please Find Enclosed) Your Invitation To Suicide. Get Hip Records 2x7".

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

The Brood - But You're Gone. Get Hip GH-131.

The world's worst spot the difference competition. Surely there was more than one picture of The Brood available to the genius responsible for designing the sleeves for Get Hip? Anyhow... Farfisa-heavy garage band from NYC. Good stuff. Download it.

Related trivia: Jon Horne, brother of lead singer, Chris Horne, won the Buddy Bradley Look-a-like contest in Peter Bagge's Hate comic.


The Brood - But You're Gone. Get Hip GH-131.