1 Busy Man / 2 Can't Stand The Pain / 3 You're Gonna Miss Me / 4 When I Get Off / 5 Do Not Enter / 6 Guilty Child / 7 Shirt Loop/ 8 Lift Up Your Hood / 9 Barracuda / 10 Comin' After Me / 11 Bloody Englishmen / 12 First Time / 13 Oedipus Show / 14 Rosalyn / 15 Might He I.D. / 16 From Home / 17 Are You Gonna Be There / 18 Pretty Girl.
Tracks 1-9 : Original Bomp recordings April 1977 (1, 3, 4, 8 produced by Craig Leon, others 4-track demos) Tracks 10-18 : WTBS live demos July 1976 with original line-up.
DMZ: (original line-up): Monoman: vocals, keyboards & percussion / Dave Robinson: drums / Mike Lewis: bass / Peter Greenberg: lead guitar / J.J. Rassler: guitar.
DMZ: (1977 line-up): Monoman: vocals, keyboards & percussion / Paul Murphy: drums / Rick Coraccio: bass / Peter Greenberg: lead guitar / J.J.Rassler: guitar.
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DMZ was a first-wave American punk rock band from Boston, Massachusetts, strongly influenced by 1960s garage rock. In early 1976, Jeff Conolly (sometimes credited as J. Connally, Mono Mann, Monoman, etc.) stole the lead vocalist position in the nascent band by out-performing their singer at one of the band's practices. Along with his vocals he brought two things the band lacked: keyboards and original songs. Just over one year later, in April 1977, the band went into the recording studio with Craig Leon ( the Ramones first album). Four songs from that session were released by Bomp! on a 7" vinyl EP. DMZ was signed by Sire Records and went to New York to record their debut album, produced by Flo & Eddie. It was released in 1978 without much success and by the end of the year the group had splintered. Guitarists J. J. Rassler and Preston Wayne left to start the Odds, and J. Conolly, bassist R. Coraccio and drummer Paul Murphy formed Lyres.DMZ has re-formed periodically: a 1993 set appears on the "Live at the Rat" album.
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Or , for you vinyl junkies, buy the newly reissued lp (in 180 g)"Relics" HERE!
Maybe you already have the both... so you can buy "Radios Demos" (2011 Munster Rds) HERE !
DMZ: "When I Get Off" (cd 1992)
RépondreSupprimer"...The dueling guitars, slashing riff, and great Corraccio bass complement Mono Mann aka Jeff Connolly's blitzkrieg vocals..."
Monoman ... with DMZ or with Lyres... is one of the best !
Absolutely right! Their cover of "You're Gonna Miss Me" is almost as good as Radio Birdman's! Now, that means something! Thank you S.O.T.D!
RépondreSupprimeroldfuzzface says "terrific garage punk record!thanks for sharing"
RépondreSupprimerHi, fantastic blog! Would it be possible to upload "DMZ - When I Get Off" to Netkups or a better host? Thanks for posting it!
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