Here is the playlist for HangNine FM show on North Sea Surf Radio, first transmitted on January 16th 2016
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
Speed of Life
David Bowie
Low
Ziggy Stardust
The Thurston Lava Tube
Ziggy Played Surf Guitar
Dial 155
Meanwhile in Mexico
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Deaf
Vaquero
Los Elaticos
NSSR Latin American Surf Sampler Pt 1; Valley of the Kings
Hidrogeno
Los Pegajosos
NSSR Latin American Surf Sampler Pt 1; Valley of the Kings
The Last Ride
Balu & die Surfgrammeln
Los Chicaorones del Surf
Hang in There
Surfer Joe
El Sonido Cojonudo De Surfer Joe EP
Tansania
Bang! Mustang
The Big Twang Theory
Mr Custer Stomp
The Scouts
Surf-Age Nuggets
Repeto
The Varitones
The Ultimate 60's Surf Classics
Roswell
Davie Allen
Fuzz Fest
Yuruyusu
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
A Palavas-Les-Flots
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Das Model
The Treble Spankers
Araban
Dark Sands
Dirty Fuse
Last Wave
Chemical Cats
Man or Astroman?
Analog Series (Vol 2)
Langhorns
The Quiet Surf
Langhorns
Sandstorm
The Bitch Boys
Ride the First Wave
Lady Grinning Soul
Los Fantasticos
Ziggy Played Surf Guitar
Andy Warhol (introduction)
David Bowie
Hunky Dory
Thursday, 14 January 2016
HangNine FM Playlist January 9th 2016
Here is the playlist for HangNine FM show on North Sea Surf Radio, first transmitted on January 9th 2016
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
Wave Vehicle
Burt Rocket
Fiberglass Frenzy
Volcanno Juice
Insect Surfers
Satellite Beach
Luna Park
Los Twang Marvels
Guitars in Orbit
Surf Party
The Astronauts
The Surf Set
Spectr
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
Slaughterhouse '69
Genki Genki Panice
Ghoulie High Harmony
Cemetery Beach
Messr Chups
Church of Reverb
Sandstorm
Mic's Masters
The Ultimate 60's Surf Classics
Road Runner
The Ventures
The Ventures The Original
Note Crisis
Laika and the Cosmonauts
Instruments of Terror
The Breeze and I
The Fentones
Great British Instrumentals of the 50's & 60's
Miss Wong
Watang!
Miss Wong
March of the Eagles
The Eagles
Smash Hits Plus
Kai Wahine
Phantom Frank
Phantom Frank
Nosy Parker
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Go Kato Go
Los Coronas
Surfin' Tenochtitlan
Jaguar
Surfer Joe
El Sonido Cojonudo de Surfer Joe EP
Closed Beach
Jimmy Strings
Instro Hits
Black Eyed Surfer
The Overtones
Search for Atlantis
Sweet Anna
Culebra and the Evolution Surf School
NSSR Latin America Surf Sampler Pt 2; La Playa
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
Wave Vehicle
Burt Rocket
Fiberglass Frenzy
Volcanno Juice
Insect Surfers
Satellite Beach
Luna Park
Los Twang Marvels
Guitars in Orbit
Surf Party
The Astronauts
The Surf Set
Spectr
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
Slaughterhouse '69
Genki Genki Panice
Ghoulie High Harmony
Cemetery Beach
Messr Chups
Church of Reverb
Sandstorm
Mic's Masters
The Ultimate 60's Surf Classics
Road Runner
The Ventures
The Ventures The Original
Note Crisis
Laika and the Cosmonauts
Instruments of Terror
The Breeze and I
The Fentones
Great British Instrumentals of the 50's & 60's
Miss Wong
Watang!
Miss Wong
March of the Eagles
The Eagles
Smash Hits Plus
Kai Wahine
Phantom Frank
Phantom Frank
Nosy Parker
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Go Kato Go
Los Coronas
Surfin' Tenochtitlan
Jaguar
Surfer Joe
El Sonido Cojonudo de Surfer Joe EP
Closed Beach
Jimmy Strings
Instro Hits
Black Eyed Surfer
The Overtones
Search for Atlantis
Sweet Anna
Culebra and the Evolution Surf School
NSSR Latin America Surf Sampler Pt 2; La Playa
Monday, 11 January 2016
David Bowie
When I was at school we had a teacher who once told us that,
when he himself had been a child, he had been shocked and somewhat affronted to
discover that other people actually watched the same television programmes as
he did. He had assumed that only he knew about these things, that they were
his, not anyone else’s.
This morning, like everyone else, I guess, I learned of
David Bowie’s death. The Today programme on Radio 4 was full of the news and a
succession of people appeared, some making touching and heart-felt tributes,
others trotting out the same old tired clichés which will no doubt be attached
to Bowie’s legend for all eternity. Shape-shifting alien chameleon mime artist ART
avant garde blah blah blah… Even the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby,
was asked to comment on Bowie’s passing. Well, forgive me, and perhaps the
Archbishop did get his penchant for wearing dresses from David, but he fronts
an organisation which institutionalises bigotry, so I fear he may have missed
the point of the androgyny, the bisexuality, the whole gender ambivalence of it
all. Of course, homosexual priests are OK, just so long as they’re not practising,
isn’t that right Justin? Try telling that to the bigots in your fold, Justin.
It’s OK to be an ignorant bigot, just not a practising one. David Cameron was
quoted too! A man without a single unconventional fibre in his body, whose most
transgressive act was to dress up like a penguin and trash restaurants, while leering
at the plebs and letting daddy pick up the bill! This man has the nerve to have
even heard of David Bowie!
This can’t be right, I wanted to scream at the radio. He’s
mine, David Bowie is mine. He’s not yours, you idiot priest, you Tory scumbag!
David Bowie is mine! I had him first. The first single I ever bought was Drive
in Saturday. The first album I ever bought was Aladdin Sane. He’s mine. How
dare the rest of you lay claim to him?
But of course, he’s not mine. I’ve known this since I first
bonded, aged eleven, with the person who is now my oldest friend, over our
mutual love of Bowie’s music. Look today at Facebook and Twitter, listen to the
radio, watch the television. It will
rapidly become clear that David Bowie is not mine. Neither is he yours, whatever you may think; he is pretty much
everyone’s (and I’m sure Bono will be along in a minute – isn’t he always? - to
point out what a massive influence Bowie was on his own band’s flaccid
pomp-rock; thereby proving that he was listening to those records in an
entirely different way to both me and, I imagine, everyone else), that he is held in
massively high esteem by all and sundry. Damn it, even the Archbishop of
Canterbury and the Prime Minister appreciate his music.
Many will tell the story of seeing Bowie on Top of the Pops
performing Starman (I’m just watching it on You Tube again now) and I can
remember it as if it were yesterday. I’m back in my ten year-old body in our
living room, rather glad that my dad is elsewhere in the house, as I watch this
extraordinary being, who looks and, more importantly, sounds as if he really
does come from another planet, from another universe in fact.
I can remember to this day the smell of my copy of Aladdin Sane
(long ago stolen by some lowlife scum who burgled my house in Coventry – that
was my childhood you stole; thanks for nothing!), caused, I think, by the silver
ink used in printing the sleeve. And I remember listening to it for the first
time and being swept up in the whole giddy adultness of it all. I had no idea
what most of the songs were going on about, of course (I was eleven!). Time may
well have been flexing like a whore and have fallen wanking to the floor, but I
had not the slightest clue what a whore was, or what wanking might be. I had no
idea that The Jean Genie was a reference to Jean Genet, that Drive in Saturday
imagined some post-apocalyptic dystopia. I could, however, sense that the cover
of Let’s Spend the Night Together suggested that doing just that with someone might
be pretty thrilling and I just knew that Lady Grinning Soul promised something
unimaginably sensual for when I was old enough to learn what that word meant. That’s
still my favourite of all his songs.
From there I moved on, or rather I moved backwards (not
something of which Bowie would often allow himself to be accused), to discover
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, Space Oddity (I
had no sense that I should explore Bowie’s back catalogue in anything
resembling chronological order), The Man Who Sold the World and Hunky Dory.
Great albums all. I stayed with him through Pinups (where he actually did look
back), Diamond Dogs, his blue-eyed soul boy period, his extraordinary Berlin
period, all the way to Scary Monsters and Super Creeps.
And then, somehow, I felt he lost his way… Let’s Dance wasn’t
a terrible album, or anything, but, for me, it never stood up to his previous
work. I have barely listened to anything Bowie recorded subsequently, although
I did find Where Are We Now, from 2013’s The Next Day to be rather affecting and
Blackstar, released just two days before his death, has received some critical
acclaim. For all that, I’m sure that there are many who were as gripped, as
moved, by his later work as I was by those first thirteen (thirteen!)
extraordinary albums and I have to concede that maybe it was me who lost his
way and not Bowie at all. Maybe I got distracted, maybe there just wasn’t
enough space for David Bowie and everything else. Maybe thirteen albums just took
up enough space on my shelves and in my heart.
Amidst all the words (including these ones) generated by
David Bowie’s passing this morning, it seems that precious little has been said
about his voice. My god, though, what a voice. Tender (Letter to Hermione),
kick-ass rocking (Queen Bitch, Panic in Detroit), soaring and operatic (Heroes)
and just plain old stunningly beautiful (Lady Grinning Soul, Wild is the Wind).
David Bowie had the lot. Yes, he was a shape-shifting chameleon from another planet.
Yes, he was high art and avant-garde. Yes, he blah blah blah… It’s all just
words and you can never sum up what he sounded like with anything as useless
as words. Writing about music is like dancing about architecture, as someone
(or, possibly, several someones) once said (or, possibly, didn’t say). Above it
all, David Bowie was a great singer. And he’s gone. He was mine and I miss him.
Tuesday, 5 January 2016
Surfer Joe Summer Festival 2016
So, I'm not the first to announce this, obviously, but for anyone who hasn't already seen this elsewhere, here is the line-up for this year's Surfer Joe Summer Festival at The Surfer Joe Diner in Livorno, Italy.
I'm particularly excited to get a first chance to see The Shar-Keys, from London, to see the fabulous Barbwires again and to finally see the almost legendary Surf Coasters (twice, if I can stay awake long enough). I did introduce Watang at The North Sea Surf Festival last year, but missed nearly all of their set, as I had to get ready to play with Los Fantasticos as soon as they were finished, so I'm looking forward to seeing them properly this time. I'm also happy to see some old friends on the bill, in the shape of Surfer Joe, The Razorblades, Hell-o-Tiki and Los Venturas, while I know from experience that The Psycho Surfers and Bradipos IV will both be excellent. The recent release from Stories from Shamehill (Same Same, But Different) suggests that they will also be worthwhile catching, while there's still one band to be announced and plenty of bands I don't know much about (yet!).
Best of all, of course, the sun will shine, the bar will be open and there will be so many friends, old and new, to pass the time with. I can hardly wait. Less than six months to go!
More HERE.
THURSDAY 16th June
h 21.30 - Tiki Stage
THE GASOLINES
(Brazil)
h 22.25 - Tiki Stage
ALOHA SLUTS
(The Netherlands)
h 23.20 - Tiki Stage
LOS OXIDADOS
(Mexico)
FRIDAY 17th June
h 18.20 - Tiki Stage
THE SURFIN' BOARDS
(Italy)
h 19.15 - Tiki Stage
THE SHAR-KEYS
(UK)
h 20.10 - Tiki Stage
LOS PROTONES
(Peru)
h 21.05 - Tiki Stage
WATANG
(Italy)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
SURFER JOE
(Italy)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
LOS BANDITOS
(Germany)
h 22.30 - Tiki Stage
EL CAMINOS
(Japan)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
THE SURF COASTERS
(Japan)
Special night show
h 1.30 - Tiki Room
HELL-O-TIKI
(Belgium)
DJ set
Mz Siren
(UK)
SATURDAY 18th June
h 15.00 - Tiki Room
Surf Music Brazil
presentation hosted by Leopoldo Furtado (aka Dj Mocoto - Reverb Brasil) and Fernanda Coronado (Hell'Surf Festival)
h 16.00 - Tiki Room
Surf Guitar Clinic with
Martin Schmidt
of The Razorblades
(Germany)
h 17.45 - Tiki Stage
BAD RIDERS
(Italy)
h 18.40 - Tiki Stage
PSYCHO SURFERS
(Italy)
h 19.35 - Tiki Stage
LOS VENTURAS
(Belgium)
h 20.30 - Tiki Stage
BOSS FINK
(USA)
h 21.15 - Main Stage
LES AGAMEMNONZ
(France)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
THE RAZORBLADES
(Germany)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
THE BARBWIRES
(Sweden)
h 23.30 - Tiki Stage
THE BRADIPOS IV
(Italy)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
To Be Announced
(USA)
Special night show
h 1.30 - Tiki Room
THE SURF COASTERS
(Japan)
DJ set
Lukino Ungawa & Buddy
(Italy)
SUNDAY 19th June
h 18.40 - Tiki Stage
LOS APOLLOS
(Germany)
h 19.35 - Tiki Stage
STORIES FROM SHAMEHILL
(The Netherlands)
h 20.30 - Tiki Stage
DEMON VENDETTA
(France)
h 21.15 - Main Stage
THE STINGRAYS
(Germany)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
THE VOLCANICS
(USA)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
BANG MUSTANG
(Germany)
h 23.30 - Tiki Stage
MULLET MONSTER MAFIA
(Brazil)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
THE CHARADES
(Finland)
I'm particularly excited to get a first chance to see The Shar-Keys, from London, to see the fabulous Barbwires again and to finally see the almost legendary Surf Coasters (twice, if I can stay awake long enough). I did introduce Watang at The North Sea Surf Festival last year, but missed nearly all of their set, as I had to get ready to play with Los Fantasticos as soon as they were finished, so I'm looking forward to seeing them properly this time. I'm also happy to see some old friends on the bill, in the shape of Surfer Joe, The Razorblades, Hell-o-Tiki and Los Venturas, while I know from experience that The Psycho Surfers and Bradipos IV will both be excellent. The recent release from Stories from Shamehill (Same Same, But Different) suggests that they will also be worthwhile catching, while there's still one band to be announced and plenty of bands I don't know much about (yet!).
Best of all, of course, the sun will shine, the bar will be open and there will be so many friends, old and new, to pass the time with. I can hardly wait. Less than six months to go!
More HERE.
THURSDAY 16th June
h 21.30 - Tiki Stage
THE GASOLINES
(Brazil)
h 22.25 - Tiki Stage
ALOHA SLUTS
(The Netherlands)
h 23.20 - Tiki Stage
LOS OXIDADOS
(Mexico)
FRIDAY 17th June
h 18.20 - Tiki Stage
THE SURFIN' BOARDS
(Italy)
h 19.15 - Tiki Stage
THE SHAR-KEYS
(UK)
h 20.10 - Tiki Stage
LOS PROTONES
(Peru)
h 21.05 - Tiki Stage
WATANG
(Italy)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
SURFER JOE
(Italy)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
LOS BANDITOS
(Germany)
h 22.30 - Tiki Stage
EL CAMINOS
(Japan)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
THE SURF COASTERS
(Japan)
Special night show
h 1.30 - Tiki Room
HELL-O-TIKI
(Belgium)
DJ set
Mz Siren
(UK)
SATURDAY 18th June
h 15.00 - Tiki Room
Surf Music Brazil
presentation hosted by Leopoldo Furtado (aka Dj Mocoto - Reverb Brasil) and Fernanda Coronado (Hell'Surf Festival)
h 16.00 - Tiki Room
Surf Guitar Clinic with
Martin Schmidt
of The Razorblades
(Germany)
h 17.45 - Tiki Stage
BAD RIDERS
(Italy)
h 18.40 - Tiki Stage
PSYCHO SURFERS
(Italy)
h 19.35 - Tiki Stage
LOS VENTURAS
(Belgium)
h 20.30 - Tiki Stage
BOSS FINK
(USA)
h 21.15 - Main Stage
LES AGAMEMNONZ
(France)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
THE RAZORBLADES
(Germany)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
THE BARBWIRES
(Sweden)
h 23.30 - Tiki Stage
THE BRADIPOS IV
(Italy)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
To Be Announced
(USA)
Special night show
h 1.30 - Tiki Room
THE SURF COASTERS
(Japan)
DJ set
Lukino Ungawa & Buddy
(Italy)
SUNDAY 19th June
h 18.40 - Tiki Stage
LOS APOLLOS
(Germany)
h 19.35 - Tiki Stage
STORIES FROM SHAMEHILL
(The Netherlands)
h 20.30 - Tiki Stage
DEMON VENDETTA
(France)
h 21.15 - Main Stage
THE STINGRAYS
(Germany)
h 22.00 - Tiki Stage
THE VOLCANICS
(USA)
h 22.45 - Main Stage
BANG MUSTANG
(Germany)
h 23.30 - Tiki Stage
MULLET MONSTER MAFIA
(Brazil)
h 0.15 - Main Stage
THE CHARADES
(Finland)
HangNine FM Playlist January 2nd 2016
Here is the playlist for HangNine FM show on North Sea Surf Radio, first transmitted on January 2nd 2016
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
What Remains of a Hit Single
Alwaro Negro
El Hoyo Negro
Toes on the Nose Bros
Stories from Shamehill
Same Same But Different
The Shadow Knows
Link Wray
Rumble! The Best of...
Shenanigans
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Rock It
The Orbit Rockers
The Ultimate 60's Surf Classics
Plutonium
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Under the Influence of...
Shut Down, Part II
The Beach Boys
Shut Down Volume 2
Mr Yunioshi
The Tiki Tones
Idol Pleasures
Golden Decade
Hell-o-Tiki
Tiki Twister
Farthest Shore
The Madeira
Ancient Winds
Corre
The Almighty Devildogs
Surf Report Volume 1
Hoots Mon
Lord Rockingham's XI
Great British Instrumentals of the 50's & 60's
Bombay Duck
The Shadows
The Original chart Hits 1960-1980
Esplanade
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Andando com o Carburador
Os Carburadores
Surf Report Volume 1
A Fistful of Schnitzel
Surfer Joe
Live in Brighton 2014
A Brave Face Against Insurmountable Odds
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
20000 Leagues
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
The Motherfucking G
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Vulcanizer
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Amnesia
Los Coronas
The vivid Sounds of...
Balihai
Los Twang Marvels
Jungle of Twang
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
What Remains of a Hit Single
Alwaro Negro
El Hoyo Negro
Toes on the Nose Bros
Stories from Shamehill
Same Same But Different
The Shadow Knows
Link Wray
Rumble! The Best of...
Shenanigans
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Rock It
The Orbit Rockers
The Ultimate 60's Surf Classics
Plutonium
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Under the Influence of...
Shut Down, Part II
The Beach Boys
Shut Down Volume 2
Mr Yunioshi
The Tiki Tones
Idol Pleasures
Golden Decade
Hell-o-Tiki
Tiki Twister
Farthest Shore
The Madeira
Ancient Winds
Corre
The Almighty Devildogs
Surf Report Volume 1
Hoots Mon
Lord Rockingham's XI
Great British Instrumentals of the 50's & 60's
Bombay Duck
The Shadows
The Original chart Hits 1960-1980
Esplanade
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Andando com o Carburador
Os Carburadores
Surf Report Volume 1
A Fistful of Schnitzel
Surfer Joe
Live in Brighton 2014
A Brave Face Against Insurmountable Odds
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
20000 Leagues
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
The Motherfucking G
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Vulcanizer
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Amnesia
Los Coronas
The vivid Sounds of...
Balihai
Los Twang Marvels
Jungle of Twang
HangNine FM Playlist December 19th 2015
Here is the playlist for HangNine FM show on North Sea Surf Radio, first transmitted on December 19th 2015
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
Exploding Eyes
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
12 Monkey's Flag
Hell-o-Tiki
Tiki Twister
Schnell Wie Eine Rakete
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Death Valley Sunrise
The Phantom Operators
Metal Mariachi Music
They Peel Them With Their Metal Knives
The Sine Waves
Into the Syntax Era
Zulu As Kono
Swami John Reis and the Blind Shake
Modern Surf Classics
Better Dancing Through Technology
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
We're Gonna Feed Your Voodoo Ass to the Lions
Rapido T Lusso
Caffeine Racer EP
Ancient Winds
The Madeira
Ancient Winds
Adrienne's Song
The Tommorwmen
Futourism
Fiberglass Frenzy
Burt Rocket
Fiberglass Frenzy
Twistin'
Surfer Joe
El Sonido Cojonudo De Surfer Joe EP
A Fistful of Schnitzel
Surfer Joe
Live in Brighton 2014
Swedish Erotica
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Return of the Dark Surf Lord
Horse Rock
The Men From E.N.C.O.R.E
Corey Baum's Theme
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Swamp Hands
Genki Genki Panic
Ghoulie High Harmony
Caffeine Racer
Rapido T Lusso
Caffeine Racer EP
Paniolo
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Tunak Tunak Tun
The Tommorowmen
Futourism
Peaks of Eternal Light
The Sine Waves
Into the Syntax Era
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
Exploding Eyes
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
12 Monkey's Flag
Hell-o-Tiki
Tiki Twister
Schnell Wie Eine Rakete
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Death Valley Sunrise
The Phantom Operators
Metal Mariachi Music
They Peel Them With Their Metal Knives
The Sine Waves
Into the Syntax Era
Zulu As Kono
Swami John Reis and the Blind Shake
Modern Surf Classics
Better Dancing Through Technology
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
We're Gonna Feed Your Voodoo Ass to the Lions
Rapido T Lusso
Caffeine Racer EP
Ancient Winds
The Madeira
Ancient Winds
Adrienne's Song
The Tommorwmen
Futourism
Fiberglass Frenzy
Burt Rocket
Fiberglass Frenzy
Twistin'
Surfer Joe
El Sonido Cojonudo De Surfer Joe EP
A Fistful of Schnitzel
Surfer Joe
Live in Brighton 2014
Swedish Erotica
The Tremolo Beer Gut
Live, Beyond Our Means
Return of the Dark Surf Lord
Horse Rock
The Men From E.N.C.O.R.E
Corey Baum's Theme
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Swamp Hands
Genki Genki Panic
Ghoulie High Harmony
Caffeine Racer
Rapido T Lusso
Caffeine Racer EP
Paniolo
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Tunak Tunak Tun
The Tommorowmen
Futourism
Peaks of Eternal Light
The Sine Waves
Into the Syntax Era
HangNine FM Playlist December 12th 2015
Here is the playlist for HangNine FM show on North Sea Surf Radio, first transmitted on December 12th 2015
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
K-39
The Balihaians
Search for Atlantis
Car Hop
Los Straitjackets
The Utterly Fantastic and Totally Unbelievable Sound of...
Introduction
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Raunch Stomp
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Exploding Eyes
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
The Good Intentions of Professor Atombender
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
Dr Kilometers (Uncertainty Principle)
The Tomorrow Men
It's About Time
Happy Fingers
Man or Atroman?
Your Weight on the Moon
Ganroku Hanami Odori
Takeshi Terauchi
Nippon Guitars - Instrumental Surf, Eleki & Tsugaru Rock 1966-1974
Queen Gipsy Witch
Los Twang Marvels
Guitars in Orbit
Rumble
Dead Man's Curve
World Catastrophe Generator
Meltdown
Mark Brodie and the Beaver Patrol
The Shores of Hell
Thor Island Thunder
The Barbwires with the Blue Ocean Orchestra
Searider
Lanky Bones
Eddie and the Showmen
Squad Car
Mr Rebel
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Surf Raptor
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
Paniolo
Frankie and the Pool Boys
The Adventures of Cap'n Coconuts
Tansania
Bang! Mustang
The Big Twang Theory
Malaga Cove
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Au Revoir
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Bristol Express
The Eagles
Smash Hits
K-39
The Balihaians
Search for Atlantis
Car Hop
Los Straitjackets
The Utterly Fantastic and Totally Unbelievable Sound of...
Introduction
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
Raunch Stomp
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Exploding Eyes
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
The Good Intentions of Professor Atombender
The Reverb Syndicate
Odyssey
Dr Kilometers (Uncertainty Principle)
The Tomorrow Men
It's About Time
Happy Fingers
Man or Atroman?
Your Weight on the Moon
Ganroku Hanami Odori
Takeshi Terauchi
Nippon Guitars - Instrumental Surf, Eleki & Tsugaru Rock 1966-1974
Queen Gipsy Witch
Los Twang Marvels
Guitars in Orbit
Rumble
Dead Man's Curve
World Catastrophe Generator
Meltdown
Mark Brodie and the Beaver Patrol
The Shores of Hell
Thor Island Thunder
The Barbwires with the Blue Ocean Orchestra
Searider
Lanky Bones
Eddie and the Showmen
Squad Car
Mr Rebel
Guantanamo Baywatch
Darling... It's Too Late
Surf Raptor
Blue Spectre
We Were Strangers EP
Paniolo
Frankie and the Pool Boys
The Adventures of Cap'n Coconuts
Tansania
Bang! Mustang
The Big Twang Theory
Malaga Cove
The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Idol Worship and Other Primitive Pleasures
Au Revoir
Les Agamemnonz
Au Revoir
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