What’s It Like To Be 50?: Pirates Press Records Celebrates Fifty Years of Cock Sparrer

We're Coming Back

Modesto

Zappa from D.C. on his '88 tour covering Whipping Post.  Love the energy here, and Chad Wackerman kills it on drums.

Frank Zappa - Whipping Post  2/10/88

casualty-of-cool.mp3

The  new  Mother’s  Cake  album  ‚Love  The  Filth’  
reverberates  with  a  filthy  and  gritty  sound.  The  trio  not  only  breaks  the  mold  musically,  orienting their  style  towards  more  psychedelic  and  noisy  regions, but  is  also adopting a distinct anti-establishment position in their lyrics.

Mother’s Cake are mixing Stoner, Psychedelic and Progressive Rock, conjuring up their very own sound-cocktail without leaving behind the feeling of their highly praised debut‚ Creation’s  Finest’. Love The Filth is certainly bursting with energy. Essentially, the new songs are carried by the expressional vocals and brilliant guitar riffs of Yves Krismer.
Mother’s Cake take their audience on an exciting, enthralling journey that won’t lose  its grip on the listener till the very last second

Gojira

Peasants, Pigs & Astronauts

Sound Of Drums

They've Actually Gotten Worse Live

You're Wrong (Live)

No Use For A Name - Six Degrees From Misty

Another quick stab at a remix to get it poppin'. There's definitely some sloppy edit's especially on drum transitions - all easy fixes - I'm feelin' the structural arrangement though


Janes Addiction - Whores (Way Down Low Remix)

Painted Faces and Long Hair - The Orwells

Keep It Going

Tired Bones

No Use For A Name - Six Degrees From Misty

Zakk Adam