PLAYLIST

• 332. X-Ray Spex: Oh Bondage Up Yours
        (EMI)      

  Nice girly-punk from the seventies.

• 331. Hazel: Jilted
        (Subpop)      

  They played in VERA once and this was and is a great song.

• 330. Big Bobby And The Nightcaps: Leavin
        (Black Lung)      

  Garage rock again and again and again and again and like makin' love we never get enough of it, never, not in my life!

• 329. Ed Hall: Guido O'Brien
        (Trance Syndicate Records)      

  Defunct noisy band from Texas, if you've seen 'm live you know why they're included, if not well ... I'm sorry for ya.

• 328. The Go: Whatcha Doin'
        (Subpop)      

  Detroit's biggest band before this other band. Good album.

• 327. Fatal Flowers: Younger Days
        (WEA)      

  This is dutch and it's one of the best "semi-alternative" guitarsongs ever to become popular here.

• 326. The Real Kids: All Kindsa Girls
        (Norton Records)      

  Classic band, I almost forgot to include 'm. They ought to be a lot higher, sorry guys.

• 325. Scratch Acid: Mary Had A Little Drug Problem
        (Fundamental)      

  Noise, pre-Jesus Lizard, so from this later on came a true great band, you can hear it in this I think.

• 324. The Neckbones: 64 Days
        (Misprint Records)      

  Defunct totally neglected band, people you need to be ashamed.

• 323. The Wongs: Got A Urge
        (Rip Off Records)      

  HA, punk punk punk, cool band, as far as I know one LP only, but I like it. They're gonna be listed one day too.

• 322. The Coasters: Yakeyty Yak
        (Ronco)      

  One of the few tracks from the fifties in this list. This actually is over 10 years older than I am myself and it makes me feel old ... must be a classic then.

• 321. The Blowtops: Maniac At Large
        (Flying Bomb Records)      

  Insane garage-noise, tough.

• 320. The Beatles: Back In The U.S.S.R.
        (Music For Pleasure)      

  Well we won't forget 'm but they don't make my top 300. I always liked their earlier "rock'n'roll" tracks better and offcourse Norwegian Woods, being a sensitive guy now and then.

• 319. Gas Huffer: Firebug
        (Black Label)      

  A band that crossed my way twice, nice liveshows, good records.

• 318. The X-Rays: Crawling Back To Vegas
        (Savage Records)      

  UK (!) garagepunkband, a rare thing. Nice people.

• 317. DM Bob And The Deficits: Mexico Americano
        (Crypt)      

  German party-trash, fun and entertaining and they deserve to be listed too.

• 316. The Beguiled: Black Gloves
        (Estrus)      

  Loved this 7" back then, difficult band to grasp but practice does the trick.

• 315. Electric Frankenstein: Get Off My Back
        (Junk Records)      

  Very productive punkrockband, great recordsleeves by the way.

• 314. Velvet Underground: Femme Fatale
        (Metro Records)      

  You know 'm (probably better than I do).

• 313. Servotron: People Mover
        (Sympathy For The Record Industry)      

  A nice instro / electro / fun band, their best track.

• 312. Flipper: Sex Bomb
        (Subterranean Records)      

  This is played for Nynke. She does the hotel in VERA and she does a GREAT job, she's very nice on top of that, so this one is for you. Great track too.