So what? Well, we think it is pretty fun! We're on a CD! We feel like Rod Stewart! Or any other 'real' artist... And, there are also lots of other great bands on this compilation, (see list below), and 26 tracks with 26 bands from all over the planet is bloody awesome! THIS is fuckin' World Music!!! Hell YEAH!!! If you won't like at least a few of thoose bands, then you are probably a total bore...or into something completely different... And since the cost is really affordable, (9.99$), I can't see why YOU should not click the link below and actually buy it!!! Now!!! ...yeah, yeah, I will be a salesman in my next life.

Punk Kills Volume 10

Songs and bands featured;

1. Last Beat (All Flight Crew Are Dead) 
2. Self Destruction (VANZ) 
3. Ride and Roam (Black Page) 
4. We Are The Hogs (Rawhog) 
5. Drive Thru Bottlo (The VeeBees) 
6. Can t Take It (Jane Doe) 
7. Rainbow (Mondayish) 
8. Commute/ Control (Flameboy) 
9. Land of Nowhere (The Junktones) 
10. Breakfast For One (FOREPLAY) 
11. Lil K (Pumpkin Playground) 
12. A New Phase (November Palace) 
13. When I Was Young (Anomic Suicide) 
14. Nightmare (Escape Artists) 
15. Hangin Around (Cold Stagers) 
16. Awful (Joy For Toy) 
17. Exposed (The Mundane Dogs) 
18. You (The Monkeyed) 
19. Captain Future (Cretin Family) 
20. These Are The Moments (Far From Grace) 
21. Steven (Lost Control) 
22. Booze (Viina) (Ulkopuoliset) 
23. Nobody Knows (ASKANCE) 
24. Did It (Austin Boulevard) 
25. Religion (The Equal Rights) 
26. Trenches (Rascal Fist) 

/Jane

Yes we do! This town must be the absolut dead-end of culture! It does not matter what great bands are brought to play here, there just is no audience! No-one has an interest in live-bands. Fun thing is, that all those people always going on complaining that nothing ever happens here, they never attend any event whatsoever themselves. Why is this town so in complete lack of dedicated and interested people? You might start to suspect that they have gathered all those in one place, and they chose Kalmar... Good for the rest of the world, but we don't like it! Note, we have NOT gone completely over the top, beliving that every single citizen whant's to spend the night listening to us, but, also playing where The Sacred Sailors from Gothenborg and Pretty Whores from Malmö. They are fuckin' awesome live-acts! They never played here before (And they probably will not do that again either). Those bands had attracted a major audience in ANY town!!! And in Kalmar, perhaps 100-150 people showed up! (And don't get me wrong, we are really, really, greatful to all of you who showed up, and proved that there are at least some people interested in Rock n' Roll in this crappy town..) But the rest of the population, well, fuck off! I don't wanna hear any of you EVER complain 'notning ever happens here' again...because if it does not, it is all your own fault.

/Pissed off Jane

We've been to the bleedin' capital!
Now that may not seem very impressive... However, if you are somewhat into geographics, you should know this; from Kalmar in the countryside were we live our miserable lifes, it is 400 kilometers to the capital of Sweden Stockholm. So, we've been driving 800 kilometers to play 1 gig. Meaning we spent round 10 hours on the road to play 30 minutes. That, my dear friends, is commitment! And, above all, it was raining, and raining like hell, all the way back home... In my opinion, it would be much better if we concentrated the Swedish population (something like 9 million people) in one place, and then we could turn the rest of the country into a nature reservation. Would save us culture-workers a lot of time! And, it would indeed be very enviromentaly-friendly as well! Something for our dear goverment to deal with...

Anyway, it was a great gig, and sure worth the travelling, and we our very happy to have had the oppurtunity to play a gig with Lucien before they disbanded. 


 


We would also like to give our warm support to Club Probation, very nice people and the basement at Snövit is a brilliant place for rock n'roll! I've checked the list of autum-gigs booked, and there are a lot of great bands. Go and check them out!


 

Next weekend we are playing Hultsfred, and that is something like 250 kilometers drive, there and back home, a piece of cake...

Cheers
Jane D.

Check Day21 out! J Pursey's back... More Sham than ever... And then, you may say, why the hell should we care? Because Sham69 was one of the first real street-punk-bands! (Ok, ok, the Sparrer-boys, yes, 1973...) . Sham established a whole new standard for Punk rock, and should be considered as one of the most important bands EVER! It's a fact maaaan!!! The live-side on there first LP is STILL, after 30 years, perhaps the best sing-along-ever! If ya' haven't heard it, you ain't heard nothing!

First of all I must say, I'm quite surprised that so many people already has found this site, and obviously bothered to listen to the stuff.
It's only been up for like 2 days, and there has been nearly 800 visits! We believed the site would drown in the ever-growing range of music, and that the only ones visiting it would be some of our mates.
(After we threatened them with asorted wickedness if not checking it out).
Some people has also commented the stuff, and we always appreciate feedback, no matter if it is positive or a slag-off. Worst thing is people not having any opinion whatsoever! About anything!
Anyway, one bloke wondered if we had filed it as 'Punk' by mistake? According to him it didn't sound much like The Explioted, so how could it be Punk?
First of all, it's up to everybody to make there own definition of Punkrock.
Some 2 or 3 years ago, there was a guy standing right beside me at the anual Blackpool festival (if yo haven't been there, go there!) while Ari Up was playing, and he was mighty upset, because it was NOT PUNKROCK! What the hell are they doing
here!?! It's bloody jazz! I came to see some punkrock!!! Once again, it's up to you to define what is Punk and what is not... However, I think you somehow miss the whole idea with Punkrock, if the definition is that narrow. When I got into
this, a thousand years ago, in 1977, you couldn't play in a band if you hadn't been playing for like 15 years...and the only bands that got anywhere near to play a gig, was the likes of Pink Floyd or The Who. Extremely boring indeed.
The whole idea about Punk, was that ANY ONE could play in a band! No matter if you could play or not, you learned!
The idea was not to establish a ceartain sound, and the point was not that people played BECAUSE they couldn't actually play. They played DESPITE they couldn't play, and because it was fun! If the definition of a Punkrock-musician would be a person that can not play, then the whole thing would be a bit temporary, because even if you're not extremely talented, you will learn to play decent in a year or so...
I mean, Phil Collins has learned to play! How could anybody fail...
Back in those days you could go and see bands like The Jam, Eddie & the Hot Rods, The Stranglers, you name it, and it was PUNK! It's about attitude and your approach to playing, not whether you can play or not, or if it sounds like The Exploited... (Don't get me wrong, I actually like The Exploited).
That's why we've filed it under Punk... If you been into it for 31 years, it's a bit late to change now! (A statement
I actually nicked from Arthuro Bassick...I hope he doesn't mind). By the way, if You haven't seen The Lurkers, go and check them out! They're better than ever!
Same goes for 999, were he also does the base-thing nowadays...since 15 years or something...
And, get a copy of his book; Fat blooke, thin book', great fun!
Also the original Lurkers-drummer Pete Haynes, has resently written a book called
'God's lonely men' about the early years with The Lurkers. (He is thinner, but the book is thicker). Great stuff!
Enough! This turned into an advertisment!!!

Jane Doe