Turbonegro at Rock am Ring 2004

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1. Sell Your Body
2. Ride With Us
3. Are You Ready
4. D.I.D.
5. F**k the World (F.T.W.)
6. Prince of the Rodeo
7. I Got Erection

Nightstalker

Nightstalker are a legendary Greek stoner rock band (although they never accepted labels in music) and they always sounded like the ideal mixture of Monster Magnet and Kyuss, add to that a lot of personal touch and tons of original groove. They formed back in the early 90's and they have played live both in Greece and abroad giving powerful, energetic shows. They have toured Greece and appeared in various festivals, headlining or supporting local bands such as The Last Drive, Deus ex Machina as well as bands such as The Ramones.















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Side FX (1994)












1. Spit
2. What Your Name Is
3. Funny Paper
4. Mad Prophet
5. Keep Knockin'
6. It Couldn't Be
7. Trigger Happy

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Use (1996)












1. Give Me
2. Use
3. Brainmaker
4. U.F.O.
5. My Turn
6. Freakland
7. Trigger Happy
8. This Is U
9. Raw
10. Tell Me About It
11. Ghost Song
12. Half Face of God
13. Ufo Tai

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The Ritual EP (2000)












1. Galactic Revolution
2. Hide Your Sun
3. Never Know
4. Missing Link
5. Iron Horse (Born to Lose)

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Just a Burn (2004)












1. All Around (Satanic Drugs from Outer Space)
2. Just a Burn
3. Don't Blow My High
4. Line
5. Voodoo U Do
6. Iron
7. Silver Shark
8. Explode
9. Staripper
10. Give It All
11. Shadows

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Thunder Express

Stockholm's Thunder Express is one of the solo projects of Robert "Strings" Dahlqvist, lead guitarist in the Hellacopters, and his friend's Jesper Karlsson on drums from Diamond Dogs, Jens Lagergren on bass, Robert Pehrsson on guitar, previously of Wrecks, Tomahawk, the Preachermen, Deathwitch and Runemagick, Magic Gunnarson on saxophone, Magnus Jonsson on trumpet and Ceasar on the trombone. Thunder Express claim retro-pop-garage-rock hooks and spit them out with muscle and blood, and the guitar solos will leave your speakers smoldering.













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We Play for Pleasure (2005)












1. Off I Go
2. Get Back In
3. Coming Back
4. Always Up to Something New
5. Stupid Lies
6. I Won't Pretend
7. In My Mind
8. I Don't Understand at All
9. Believe in You
10. Feed My Dreams

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Republic Disgrace (2007)












1. Republic Disgrace
2. New York Gold
3. Leaving With Ease
4. Switch
5. Everybody Knows About a Broken Heart
6. Hellberg's Lament
7. Pick It Up
8. Matrimotion
9. Vegas
10. From Pleasure to Pain
11. Panic

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Dead Boys

The Dead Boys were one of the first punk bands to escalate the level of violence, nihilism, and pure ugliness of punk rock to extreme new levels. Although considered part of New York's mid-'70s CBGB's scene, all of its bandmembers originally hailed from Cleveland, OH. The group's roots lay in the early-'70s Cleveland cult band Rocket from the Tombs. Noticing that there was an underground punk scene flourishing in New York City's Bowery, the group befriended one of the leading bands from that scene, the Ramones, who had come to Cleveland on a tour stop. Joey Ramone helped arrange a tryout for the group at CBGB's, as the whole band made the trek to New York. Not only did the group land a spot at CBGB's, they enlisted the club's owner (Hilly Kristal) as their manager, and signed a recording contract with Sire shortly thereafter. Changing their name to the Dead Boys, the band caused an immediate splash in their newly adopted hometown, due to Bators' Iggy Pop-esque, audience-bating antics, and the group's vicious three-chord punk rock. With their record company pressuring the group to change their sound and their look completely, the Dead Boys split up in 1979.

~ Greg Prato & Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Young, Loud and Snotty (1977)















1. Sonic reducer
2. All This and More
3. What Love Is
4. Not Anymore
5. Ain't Nothing to Do
6. Caught With the Meat in Your Mouth
7. Hey Little Girl
8. I Need Lunch
9. High Tension Wire
10. Down in Flames
11. Not Anymore/Ain't Nothing to Do

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We Have Come for Your Children (1978)















1. Catholic Boy
2. Son of Sam
3. 3rd Generation Nation
4. Dead and Alive
5. I Won't Look Back
6. Tell Me
7. Calling on You
8. Big City
9. Flame Thrower Love
10. Ain't It Fun

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Karma to Burn

Formed in Hicksville, WV, by guitarist William, bassist Dickie, and drummer Nicholas, Karma to Burn is a highly original heavy rock band, who has insisted on remaining an instrumental combo. The band doesn't even name their songs, simply assigning them numbers as they are written. This unconventional stance made it hard for the band to find a record deal, and when they finally signed with Roadrunner Records in late 1996, it was under the condition that they find a singer. After drafting J. Jarosz for vocal duties, the band released their self-titled debut in early 1997, earning widespread critical accolades for their dark, trance-like metal riffs. The album sold poorly, however, and they soon fired Jarosz and returned to their instrumental format, prompting Roadrunner to drop the band. After replacing Nicholas with new drummer Rob, the band recorded their second album, Wild Wonderful Purgatory, for independent MIA Records in 1999.

~ Ed Rivadavia, All Music Guide

Karma to Burn (1997)















1. Ma Petite Mort
2. Bobbi, Bobbi, Bobbi - I'm Not God
3. Patty Hearst's Closet Mantra
4. Mt.Penetrator
5. Eight
6. Appalachian Woman
7. Twenty Four Hours
8. Six-Gun Sucker Punch
9. Thirteen
10. (Waltz of the) Playboy Pallbearers
11. Twin Sisters and Half a Bottle of Bourbon
12. Six

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Wild Wonderful Purgatory (1999)















1. 20
2. 28
3. 30
4. 31
5. 29
6. 32
7. 25
8. 26
9. 1
10. 3
11. 7
12. 8

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Almost Heathen (2001)














1. Nineteen
2. Thirty Eight
3. Thirty Four
4. Thirty Seven
5. Thirty Nine
6. Thirty Six
7. Thirty Three
8. Thirty Five
9. Five
10. Forty

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Compulsive Gamblers

Folding together equal portions of greasy '50s pop, Memphis-style rhythm & blues, and a punk rocker's sense of casual experimentation and musical cross breeding, the Compulsive Gamblers were at the forefront of the Memphis roots punk scene, alongside such bands as the Gibson Bros. and '68 Comeback, creating a sound that was at once sinister, comical, and full of potent groove. The Compulsive Gamblers were formed in Memphis, TN, in 1990 by Greg Cartwright and Jack Yarber, two friends who had played in a number of rough and ready punk bands in the deep south. Originally calling themselves the Painkillers, by 1991 guitar maulers Cartwright and Yarber were joined by Philip "Flipper" Tubb on keyboards, drummer Rod "Bushrod" Thomas, and fiddler Greg Easterly, and the new handle the Compulsive Gamblers was adopted. Hitting the Memphis club circuit, the band recorded a four-song EP, Joker, in someone's kitchen in late 1991; released a year later, the record helped to win them a local following, and two more discs, Church Goin' and Goodtime, followed in 1994. However, while the singles did reasonably well and the band began developing a powerful reputation on the road as a first-class live act, after Thomas and Easterly relocated to New Orleans, it became difficult for the band to hold together, and in 1995 the band broke up, with their recordings compiled on a CD released by Sympathy for the Record Industry, Gamblin' Days Are Over. Cartwright and Yarber almost immediately re-emerged with a new group, the Oblivians (in which they renamed themselves Greg Oblivian and Jack Oblivian), but after the Oblivians folded in 1997, Greg and Jack opted to give the Compulsive Gamblers another try, this time as a three-piece with Thomas back behind the drums. The new Compulsive Gamblers trio released an album, Bluff City, in 1999, and added bassist Jeff Meier for a European tour later that year. Brendan Lee Spengler signed on as keyboardist in time to record the Crystal Gazing Luck Amazing album, and a live set followed in 2003. The Compulsive Gamblers also had the honor of backing up R&B legend Andre Williams on several cuts on his album The Black Godfather.

~ Mark Deming, All Music Guide

Gamblin' Days Are Over (1995)















1. Telstar
2. Bad Taste
3. Way Down in the Hole
4. Dead Waltz
5. Sour and Vicious Man
6. Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right
7. Walking the Balustrade
8. Scaring Myself
9. Capon'e Finest
10. Name a Drink After You
11. Quit This Town
12. They Call Me Names
13. Phoney Lesbians
14. Gamblin' Days Are Over
15. I See You Everywhere
16. Handful of Burning Sand
17. Devil in My Back Pocket
18. Feel Good Music
19. Good Time
20. Mind in the Gutter

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Bluff City (1999)















1. My Love Is a Monster
2. X-Ray Eyes
3. Mystery Girl
4. Pepper Spray Boogie
5. I Call You Mine
6. One-Eyed Girl
7. I Don't Want to Laugh at You
8. New Romance
9. You Don't Want Me
10. Don't Come Looking for Me Now
11. Trouble
12. Don't Haunt Me

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Crystal Gazing Luck Amazing (2000)















1. The Way I Feel About You
2. Pepper Spray Boogie
3. Whole Lotta Woman
4. Negative Jerk
5. Stop & Think It Over
6. I'm That Guy
7. Wait a Bit, Joe
8. Your Happiness
9. Rock & Roll Nurse
10. Two Thieves

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Pierced Arrows

After the totally unexpected demise of underground legends Dead Moon in the end of 2006, nobody was surprised to hear that founders Fred and Toody Cole had lost little time in starting a new band. They recruited drummer Kelly Halliburton in April 2007, and soon the Pierced Arrows were up and running, playing live shows in the Northwest of the USA and recording songs for upcoming releases. Pierced Arrows pick up, musically, where Dead Moon left off - a lo-fi assault on the senses played with the sincerity and feeling that made DM such a special band for all of their fans around the world.

- ibdbooking.de

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Straight to the Heart (2008)















1. Guns of Thunder
2. Black Rainbows
3. Caroline
4. In my Brain
5. Walking Wounded
6. Shades
7. Mr.Soul
8. Frankenstein
9. The Wait
10. C-U
11. Up on a Cloud
12. Lost
13. Hills on Fire

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