King Missile - 1999 Live in Rochester, NY (The Green Album)

This big old hip hop series is making me antsy, so before we finish it up, I got some good old King Missile that's already on the internets. There is no cover art for this show, so I will present you with the anatomy of one of the most king-like of missiles, the german V-2 rocket. It sure is big, ain't it...

Anyway, the music here is great, as expected from all the King Missile musicians. Check out live songs like "I'm Open," or everybody's favorite, "Detachable Penis," and see how their sound differs from live and in the studio. Great, funny... just check it out.

Get the show here!:
http://www.mediafire.com/?enrdmj0xmyz

Hijokaidan -- Live CD (Don't know what the japanese title means)

1)I don't think this is the right album art. 2) The first track of this live cd is a recording of a guy throwing up. 3) This album is fucking hardcore.

http://www.mediafire.com/?unjhm2jqd53

Urinals - Negative Capability... Check It Out!

I picked up Negative Capability... Check It Out! a couple of months ago when I was in New York at a pretty cool record store called Other Music. It was a total impulse buy and turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The Urinals have a very unique sound that eludes easy categorization. I can say with certainty that they are a punk rock band...THE punk rock band, maybe. The Urinals are the most raw and sloppy punk band I have ever heard. At times it almost sounds like they only learned how to play their instruments a day before they became a band. But instrumental proficiency and complex composition aren't really important when the energy is this high. You will hear songs on this cd that you have heard before, but they are so fucked up beyond all recognition that you probably won't recognize them. Exhibit A: The Jetson's Theme. There's also a great rendition of Roky Erickson's You're Gonna Miss Me, which I would say is one of the first Punk Rock songs.

So sit back, turn up your speakers, and enjoy having your eardrums blown out!
http://www.mediafire.com/?2ynkknitzvq

Fred Neil - Echoes Of My Mind: The Best Of 1963-1971

Here we have a wonderful collection of folk legend Fred Neil. Neil played a huge part in the development of folk throughout the 60's and 70's, and has been cited as a huge influence from heavyweights like Dylan, CSNY, Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, James Taylor and countless others. This record is a collection of live performances that show Neil at his best, and should be just as moving to newcomers of his music as well as those familiar with him.

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