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Toxic Pop Syndrome Vol. 3 - Neon Skirts and Paisley Shirts
| Artist | Song | |
| The Leopards | Psychedelic Boy | |
| The Pandoras | It's about time | |
| The Long Ryders | 10-5-60 | |
| The Three O'Clock | Stupid Einstein | |
| The Rain Parade | Talking in my sleep | |
| The Vertebrats | Left in the dark | |
| The Long Ryders | And she rides | |
| The Crawdaddys | Pretty face | |
| The Last | This kind of feeling | |
| The Three O'Clock | Tomorrow | |
| The Gravedigger 5 | Spooky | |
| The Pandoras | I live my life | |
| The Last | Century City Rag | |
| Salvation Army | She turns to flowers | |
| The Fuzztones | Green Slime | |
| The Rain Parade | Blue | |
| Dukes of Stratosphear | Bike ride to the moon | |
| The Miracle Workers | One step closer to you | |
| Opal | Fell from the sun | |
| The Vipers | Nothing's from today | |
| The Cynics | Waste of time | |
| Redd Kross | Play my song | |
| The Dream Syndicate | Definitely Clean | |
| The Cynics | Lying all the time | |
Comment:
Tunes from the 1980s "60s revival". Many of these bands were associated with the so-called Paisley Underground. In fact, I was turned on to a lot of great music thanks to these bands. I was especially excited about the Long Ryders - not many bands combined so many great elements of music - country, psych, garage, pop. Volume 1 of 2. Much more to come. So there!Feedback:
smashing stuff, Sean. I was really into a lot of this when it was around. I bought the Dukes of Stratoshpear LP on the strength of the cover! It turned out to be a good move. Well done, can I have a copy please?
Redd Kross KICKS ASS. And you're right about the Long Ryders - I'd kill for a CD reissue of State Of Our Union. Hope you've saved room for Jet Black Berries and early Bangles on volume 2.
I don't have anything by the Jet Black Berries, but stuff from the first Bangles ep will be on volume 2.
Great mix. I was quite "involved" with that whole scene. Memories of hanging out at "The Dive" in NYC. The Kinks-ish Leopards song is quite fitting. I still have a those paisley shits and three pairs of "Beatle Boots". I still sport this fashion on occasion. My girlfriend during this "era" was quite the fetching hypster mod. She left me for some obnoxious lead singer in a retro-garage band.
Could be worse... my girlfriend during this period left me for God! And she took my guitar with her. I really love that Leopards song, and the album they put out at the same time. Very Kinks-y.
Great stuff, Sean. I'll more than happily do a mailbox trade with you tonight...
The Jet Black Berries were a Rochester, NY band that issued 3 records on the Enigma/Pink Dust label. Worth seeking out is the previous incarnation of the group..New Math.
Jaw droppingly great, Sean. Probably like Tom, each song sparks a different memorie. That Vertabrats tune is probably my absolute fave of that era. She Turns to Flowers is pretty amazing also.
wow this makes me so happy! the three o'clock, the long ryders, the pandoras & redd kross. it also reminds me of places like the concert factory, safari sam's, the golden bear and so many other places that would take pity on and let in underage freaks such as myself!
The Cynics made my ears bleed once. They played with this equally loud group called The Heretics. I had some record of them called Blue Train Station (I think). CASETTA, what band's singer did your ex leave you for? Anyone we know?
Dyno-o-mite work Sean. I just bought that Salvation Army compilation today as a matter of fact. Looking forward to volume two! So there!
Well done, sean.
To the inquiring mind:
The band isn't on this mix. I liked the band, I have recording by them, you might too, who cares. I don't want to get into some Nick Hornby like retrospective of my "dating" history. I will save it for some mix.
The band isn't on this mix. I liked the band, I have recording by them, you might too, who cares. I don't want to get into some Nick Hornby like retrospective of my "dating" history. I will save it for some mix.
Hey, that's a great idea for a truly self-centered mix: a dating-history mix. I'm sure it's been done many times before, but I actually never thought of it previously. Sounds like something my wife would divorce me over :-)
My wife wouldn't divorce me over such a thing. She actually would get a twsited kick out of it. Must log concept for future mix. This could be scary.
I can see it now - the mix might have subsections with "songs/bands she hated", "songs/bands she loved", and "songs that summed up the whole experience.
Regarding the Cynics "ear bleed" comment. They were easily the loudest band I have ever seen. Oppressively loud. Wall of sound loud. Total rock experience loud.
woah. great stuff, sean.
This looks great.
lots of bands i've never heard of, or bands i've just heard of. which of course is what listening to mix tapes is supposed to be about. check out my stuff.
Oh yeah, the Paisley Underground... this is a mix I would be interested in hearing. =)
Excellent mix! I wasn't too familiar with a lot of these groups (as much of this stuff is out-of-print, if I'm not mistaken), so your mix was a great introduction. Thanks for the trade!
I love the Three O'Clock! and you know my thing about The Last (who I didn't know their name till you told me - I wish you'd put that freeway song on a mix). You sir, have great taste in music! What beautiful mixes you make! I'd love a copy of this someday!
I'm I too late for this... I just wanted to say I love The Three O'Clock, The Rain Parade, The Dream Syndicate, and most of all, Opal. I must get some songs from the other artists you mentionned, thx a million (not dollars, I'm not a *censored* ATM... a million thoughts perhaps?). =)
Looks good