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Rob Tyner TV performance, thanks to Scott Soriano for the forward. ~~
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Rob Tyner TV performance, thanks to Scott Soriano for the forward. ~~
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From their final studio lp "High Time" comes this lively little number. MC5 had a promising beginning which earned them a cover appearance on Rolling Stone magazine in 1969 even before their debut album was recorded. They developed a reputation for energetic live performances, one of which was recorded as the critically acclaimed Kick Out The Jams. Their career was ultimately short-lived, thoug...
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Here is some old school Detroit rock!! As I am typing this the Tigers are beating the Yankees 4 to 0!! Death to the Evil Empire!!Sorry New Yorkers, I love your city....but hate your baseball team!
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Let's celebrate DMDM's hapazard presentation style with a Tuesday edition of Sunday Covers. Yeah, but is it for last Sunday when mog was down, or a primer for next Sunday? Or, that Sunday in July when you wished for rain - or last Valentine's Day spent with - you figure it out.MC5 pay their dues to Little Richard.
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h2. MC5 - Kick out the Jams
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This song is the abomination of the MC5 Kick Out The JamsAfter seeing CodyB comment that some of his pics were missing I thought I'd take a look. Sure enough a lot of pics are missing in the older posts of the main players: CodyB, Troypowers,Bartelby,bloodtea.I am wondering what is going on. not all of them are gone so it isn't a blank censorship of showing too much booty but inqiuring minds wo...
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I posted a post about Fred Sonic Smith last year on the 5th of November. I think he may have actually passed away on the 4th of Nov. So today should be Fred Sonic Smith day: a day to remember one vastly underrated guitarist and song writer. Not to mention one of Detroit's finest men. I missed posting on Rob Tyner's day of passing, so to honor both men I'm posting one of my favorite MC5 tunes. A...
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Michael Davis puts his money where his mouth is! Literally!Michael Davis was once a trouble maker together with the rest of the MC5. Now he's taking the purity of the ethics that were always the foundation of the proto-punk rock mayhem born in the 1960s rock n roll culture and channeling it for something everyone can truly get behind. Its still about Revolution. Music Is Revolution.Here's t...
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So I was listening to the MC5 album Back in the USA this morning. Despite the presence of "The Human Being Lawnmower" (ecch), it's a hell of a record. What struck me today was how this record pretty much sums up how I feel about this country in two songs. One is the title track, a cover of Chuck Berry's classic. Unlike most people who cover Chuck Berry, the MC5 don't appear to be covering t...
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America is in some bad shape these days and the people in charge could care less. And I tell ya’, the bad news in Michigan just doesn’t stop. Jobs getting erased EVERY day. The auto industry has never been smart enough to grasp the concept of sustainability in economy. Hello, did you fail Economics 101? Long run!! Kwamee is crooked and no one, not even GOVERNOR GRANHOLM will do anything about
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40 years ago this day, the Motor City began to burn. I wasn’t even born so I won’t pretend like I was there, I’m just going to tell you what I’ve learned…according to John Lee Hookers song “The Motor City’s Burning”: Let me tell you how it started now .../it started on 12th & Clairmount that morning./It made the pig cops all jump & shout,/Ah said, it started on 12th & Clairmount th
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On the 40th anniversary of the recording of KOTJ, Mighty High paid tribute at Club Europa in Brooklyn. Thanks to Tony of the Murderlators for making this video.
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"They did'nt care what you played-hippies would dance to anything"-Wayne KramerI'm reading "Please Kill Me" right now, and it discusses the MC5 a little, and it seems to me that bands were much more political back in the 60s and early 70s. Of course, this was because of the war and Watergate, and other things. But look what's going on now. It could be argued that there are things going on no...
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The MC5 is one of my favorite bands to never get the respect they deserved when they were together. I have some bootlegs of them live, and most bands could not hold a candle to the energy, intensity, and volume that this band possessed. Plus, they covered Sun Ra - how fucking cool is that? I have never heard the Sun Ra version, but I am pretty sure that the 5 took some liberties with it. Po...
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