The Gories, live 1989

full Nirvana concert, Atlanta 1990

the Butthole Surfers teach us about worms and chinamen and the meaning of life

some 60's French Garage Rock for your afternoon.

Michel Polnareff - "Time Will Tell"

Teenage Micheal Stipe, Rocky Horror Picture Show fan

The Replacements doing what they do best. Being drunk.

it's 9am Sunday morning. i am a little hungover after a night of rock n roll foolishness.

here's an interview from 1984 with the Replacements who are all drunk as shit.

Jeff Mangum Returns

performing "Oh Comely" at the benefit for Chris Knox in New York.


my favorite part of this video are all the people freaking out and telling everyone to "Shhhh" around them as if they were witnessing the 2nd coming or something. indie rock is serious business, goddamn it! nobody needs to be having a good time.

Nirvana. live at Rhino Records, 1989.

so young, so hesh

random 2001 nostalgia. "New York City Cops"

best song the Strokes ever wrote.

Alan Vega "Wipeout Beat"

Punk Violence

news segment featuring Black Flag talking about violence at punk rock shows.

on the Old Grey Whistle Test

running from 1971 to 1987, The Old Grey Whistle Test may very well be the greatest music TV show in the history of the world. i make fun of England a lot, but it's their music shows that i have much envy.

PiL "Careering"


J&MC "in a hole"


REM "Moon River/Pretty Persuasion"


The Police "Can't Stand Losing You/ Next to You"


The Damned "Smash It Up"

this clip is full of weird

some band called the Smith Westerns (who sound like if the Jesus and Mary Chain were 14 years old and fabulous like the b-52s) on a Chicago public access kids show. this clip kinda blows my mind for pure strangeness.

some French Garage Rock for your ass

this song fucking rules.

"Le Ciel" by Les Boots. totally rad.

ZOMBIES!!!!!!!!!

"He Comes Out Of This Clearing Shaking a Baby In His Mouth."

Glenn Danzig, shirtless, talking about his book collection. amazing. hilarious. and also did i mention, amazing.


Danzig is my favorite dork ever.

best drummer ever

awesome Hawkwind doc by the BBC

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JIMI GETTIN' HIS HEAVY METAL ON

who says Hendrix wasn’t a punk? so this performance by THE EXPERIENCE was on a British tv show hosted by bubblegum popster (and total hottie) Lulu. Jimi and Co were supposed to play their hit "Hey Joe" but decided to bust into a heavy as fuck cover of Cream’s "Sunshine of Your Love" after the first verse of "hey Joe". i love the feedback drenched intro.

just for good measure, here's a full 8 minute version of the band jamming out on "Sunshine Of Your Love". listen to that fucking bass. so badass! this version kills Cream's.

little chick with a big guitar