07.10.2021: My Life 111 | My Mixtape 88 | Allerhand Durcheinend 80

pinball-wizardThe Dentists hätte ich ja nie und nimmer im Jahre 1985 verortet!

Klingt wie 60er.

15. The Deviants – Jamie’s Song
Album „Disposable“ UK 1968

UK ‚underground‘ band of the 1960’s based in Ladbroke Grove, London, and founded by journalist & singer/songwriter Mick Farren. Originally named The Social Deviants, but later shortened to The Deviants with a line-up of Farren (vocals), Sid Bishop (guitar), Cord Rees (bass) and Russell Hunter (drums). Rees was subsequently replaced by Duncan Sanderson, and Paul Rudolph later replaced Bishop. The band were occasionally billed as Mick Farren & The Deviants, trading on Farren’s journalistic popularity and ’street cred‘.

In 1970, following an American tour, Rudolph, Sanderson and Hunter formed The Pink Fairies with Twink (4) from The Pretty Things.

Das jetzt klingt auch richtig nach 60er!

mozzaDas jetzt klingt auch richtig nach 60er!

Mag daran liegen dass es aus den 60ern ist. 

Und jetzt ein Bruch (besser ein kurzer Ausbruch…)

16. Devo – Jocko Homo
Single B-Seite „Mongoloid“ US 1977

New-wave group popular throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, formed by a group of art students at Kent State University, principally Mark Mothersbaugh and Jerry Casale. Their name comes from the central concept of „de-evolution“ – the idea that mankind is devolving instead of evolving.

After releasing several records on their own Booji Boy label, their work on the short film The Truth About De-Evolution in 1976 got them signed to Warner Brothers, where they had a major hit in 1980 with the single „Whip It“. After 1980, their career continuously faded from the public eye until the band called it quits in the early 1990s. However, they reformed for a series of live dates in 2004.
(aus Discogs)

Devo natürlich geil!

Servus Rudi!