Oldest band:
Big Black "Kitty Empire" & "Racer X"
Motley Crue "Bastard"
AC/DC "Big Balls"
Whodini "Freaks Come Out At Night"
Kiss "Shock Me"

Last band:
Amboy Dukes "Journey to the Center of the Mind"
PJ Harvey "To Bring You My Love"

Latest band:
The Elastic Band "Spazz"
Black Flag "Jealous Again"

I was also once in a band that covered TV Theme tunes. Too many to mention. "Rockford Files" was the best of them all. And "Barney Miller".

And I was in a one-off Jesus Lizard coverband.

Peripatetic wrote:

I have a feeling we're going to get our asses kicked by kids wearing big pants with chains all over them and Korn tshirts.

Now you'll be ugly and beatup

TheMilford wrote:
China Pig - "Old Man"

G'nu Fuz - "Sleepytown"

Monsterland - "Get out of My Head"

I am confident you know me.

I went to Newtown High School. I did a record with Thom Monahan. I have dicked around with both musical instrument inclined Robertos. At least 75% of my record collection is from Trash. I was supposed to go to Craig Colorusso's wedding, but my in-laws plane was late and I missed the whole thing.

Who are you?

in the last 10 years we have done:

ides of march "vehicle"

beatles "hey bulldog"

tone loc "wild thing"

blue oyster cult "don't fear the reaper"

procol harum "whiter shade of pale"

phil ochs "pretty smart on my part"

probably one or two more that i am don't remember.

Cry, Baby, Cry - the Beatles - for a friend's birthday
Need You Tonight - INXS - for an 80s cover night
Obsession - Animotion - same 80s cover night
Consequence - the Notwist - for fun cause we liked it

first band i was ever in -- we were 14, played only in the garage. mostly covered doors songs (cause we had a keyboard). also played the shit outta arthur brown's first album (not just "fire") and "in-a-gadda-da-vida"

next band -- huey lewis & the news, "i want a new drug" (super fast & herkyjerky); devo, "mongoloid"

next band -- rolling stones, "gimme shelter"; the cars "just what i needed"; 2 bars of reo speedwagon's "time for me to fly"

current one-man-band -- donna summer, "hot stuff" i think that's it so far, but i'm thinking about doing a bunch of old soul...

elisha wiesner wrote: ides of march "vehicle"

beatles "hey bulldog"

Salut, elisha wiesner! These are two of my favorite songs!

What these Ides of the March sing, "I'm your vehicle baby, I'll take you anywhere you wanna go!" And then the stabs of the horns with the "Love ya!" and the "Need ya!" So good!

Great god in heaven!

And the "Hey, you Bulldogs" by these Beatles! So good too!

Salut!

The last band I was in, The Sneinton Stooges did:

Down On The Street - The Stooges
1969 - The Stooges
Loose - The Stooges
Search & Destroy - The Stooges
Gimme Danger - The Stooges
Real Cool Time - The Stooges
I Wanna Be Yr Dog - The Stooges
TV Eye - The Stooges
No Fun - The Stooges

It was fun.

I have also covered:

I Just Wanna Get Along - The Breeders (on record)
Molten Universe - Kyuss merged with Into The Void - Black Sabbath (live)

New Rose - The Damned
Clear Spot - Beefheart
(both live)

a few John Fahey songs
(mainly live, 2 on record)

Circumstances - beefheart
Just Got Paid - ZZ Top
Love Is Love - Lungfish
Jailbreak - Thin Lizzy
7 nation Army - White Stripes
Whole Lotta Rosie - ACDC
Resolution - John Coltrane
Blind Willie - Sonny Sharrock
(all live)
Everybodys Got Something To Hide... - The Beatles (on radio for a John Lennon thing 2 weeks ago on the BBC)

working on a cover of Trouble Trouble Trouble by Ivor Cutler.

Yes, work is boring today.

don't forget that you covered "even after all" by finley quaye, chris.

neither of us are innocent si-maro. remember that. Also remember the 416 Vagina Spacktor songs we've covered too. I don't mind, it's all good fun.