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Feb272002

Nashville Pussy at the Union Bar tonight…

call 319-339-7713 and listen to the guy say Pussy..

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Patron with broken leg sues bar and bouncer. A man who broke his leg last fall has sued the Union Bar in Iowa City and one of its bouncers, claiming the bouncer tackled him. According to the lawsuit filed Tuesday, Jonathan Scheib had been at the bar for about an hour when he was tackled from behind by the bouncer, Ben Ruley. Scheib said his leg twisted beneath him as he fell. His leg was broken and his ankle was dislocated.[Des Moines Register 2.24.02]

heh…Ben Ruley.

Pussy Poll

Who would you like to see on tour with Nashville Pussy? Vote here.

Iggy Pop
Motorhead
Impotent Sea Snakes
Hole
Dick Delicious

Lucky 7, Reverend Horton Heat’s new album was released yesterday.

 ::: posted by miss chicky @ 12:16 PM:::

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Feb162002

Miss Chicky’s Observations about Nashville Pussy

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Last night was my 5th time to experience Nashville Pussy. I admit the first time was the very best because the first time is always the best plus it left my ears ringing and my jaw dropping for two days. But each time since has been its own good experience. Like the time a sex store sponsored the show and strippers and porn stars were mingling around, or the time the guy threw up on my new shoes and I still felt sorry for him, or when I finally got to see NP with Jeff for the first time and some guy who claimed he played bass for James Brown kept feeding him Jagermeisters. I didn’t know if he would still be awake to see NP after that but he made it. Barely. So a NP show is always going to be eventful in some way. That could explain why we picked Nashville Pussy to be the first band to follow around for a few days. We had talked about doing it for about two years and finally just went for it. Or maybe we finally made the decision because Nashville Pussy’s first tour of 2002 opened in some of Colorado’s best resorts but mostly it was just cause of Nashville Pussy.

Nashville Pussy is the best live act going and last night was no exception. I can only compare them to Iggy Pop in terms of energy and playing to the crowd. That thought just gave me a fleeting fantasy. A Iggy and NP tour. Goddamn.

Last night we got to see Katie the new bass player. I spent my time watching her play. Maybe because that’s the side of the stage I was sitting on…tonight I plan to be on the other side. It was obvious everyone was trying to make Katie feel comfortable especially Ruyter who had Katie by her side before and after the show introducing her around. But Katie looked pretty comfy to me once they started playing. I’d say her stage style is very similar to Tracy Almazon’s style, kinda reserved and laid back. Even though some guy there told us the last time NP played the 8150 Club Tracy was spitting water at the crowd! Oh wooo. But who knows…maybe Katie just had first night jitters and her wild side will come out soon. After all she was a Vampire once upon a time.

I just have to add that no matter how many bass players NP goes thru, and I’ve seen all three now, the NP experience will always be about Ruyter and Blaine. Sure, it was great when Corey was there because she was so stunning and kinda cartoonish in a sexy way and it was pretty cool she could breathe fire and all, but it’s Ruyter your eyes always travel back to…that girl has the goods and it’s not just a novelty.

That other band playing,The Reverend Horton Heat, seemed pretty damn good too. The Vail frat boy/dumb blonde type crowd was really into them. I think I’ll be sipping plain water tonight so I can stay for the whole show and really hear their music with an untainted mind.

::: posted by miss chicky @ 2:01 PM:::

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Feb132002

BMF Wisdom

The Top 25 BMF CD’s Everyone Should Own

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Nashville Pussy – Let Them Eat Pussy
 This CD has been a favorite if not my all time favorite since the time I got it. Loud, Sexy, & Rough, they exude what Rock & Roll was meant to sound and look like.
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks
Johnny & the boys shook shit up on a new level that really hasn’t been met in terms of intense influence since. It rocks from start to end.
The Butthole Surfers – Locust Abortion Technician
The Freaks from Texas are legends along with The Reverend Horton Heat. The intro to Sweat Loaf(their version of ‘Sweet Leaf’) is worth the price of the CD alone.
Black Flag – Damaged
Any one of their early CD’s could of gone in this slot. This is Henry Rollins they way God intended when he made him. Brutally intense, in your face punk rock that matters.
New York Dolls
Their only US release up till recent best of crap. Super hetero guys, in lipstick and heels before Kiss thought about makeup. Sleazy, hard, and original garage rock at its best. Great from start to end.
Ted Nugent – Double Live Gonzo
The first time I heard Wango Tango, I then understood what Rock & Roll was all about. Ted is all about Sex, Sex and Rock & Roll the way it is supposed to be played.
Marilyn Manson – Smells Like Children
Just when he had the everyone freaked, he freaked em’ a step beyond. The cover of Rock & Roll Nigger alone is worth the price of this CD.
Nirvana – Hormoning
Their music affected the scene like the Sex Pistols did in their time. This one off EP is better than Nevermind by far and harder than anything else they did.
Janes Addiction – Nothings Shocking
Perry, Dave and the rest of the guys shocked everyone with amazing songs,
Nashville Pussy – High as Hell
NP can’t do wrong with me. If your truly a Rock & Roll Bad Mother Fucker than trust me on this and go get all you can of Nashville Pussy.
Iggy & The Stooges – Raw Power
The best way to describe this CD is this; RAW POWER.
Pussy Galore – Dial ‘M’ for Motherfucker
No bass player, abrasive sounds and words, and their answer to the Stones ‘Exile on Main Street’. An amazing CD.
The Rolling Stones – Exile on Main Street
Swagger, blues, and Rock & Roll defined this album that to me is the best Stones album of all time.
Aerosmith – Rocks
Cocaine, Cocaine, and more Cocaine plus great songs from beginning to end make this my favorite Aerosmith album of all time and then some.
Impotent Sea Snakes – Everything in Excess
(Masquerade Release)
Besides legendary live shows, this band plays a diverse brand of rock seldom seen or heard today. Get the Masquerade version of this release for a better track list.
Motley Crue – Shout at the Devil
When I was 15 or 16, I believed all the hype, which made them even better. They were all I ever had in my CD player for about a year straight. For that, they make this list.
The Flaming Lips – Oh My Gawd/With You(Tie)
Before they got overly experimental, they were just plain weird. But they played hard loud guitars and vocals that flowed together unlike anything you had heard before. Either one will make you happy in an acid kind of way.
The Cramps – Flamejob
Sleazy rock at its best. Makes you feel sexy and mean at the same time.
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Uplift Mojo Party Plan
Before they started writing pussy songs for the radio they actually played hard funk like punks and punk like funk in a way that made yer mojo uplift and make ya want to create a party plan. This is HARD funk at its finest.
The Pixies – Surfer Rosa
An elegant topless chic on the cover, but nothing elegant about the songs. Hard, gritty, and yet mellow, they exude punk attitude with this one. The song “Cactus” is worth the price of the CD alone. Amazing words!!
Suicidal Tendencies
Young Mike wrote some amazingly cool and shocking songs on this one. “Institutionalized” is the best teen angst anthem of all anthems put together.
Bad Brains – I against I
Rasta hard core unlike any. The intensity and speed of this CD is often copied but never like the original. Amazing vocals and amazing guitars and amazing songs and even more amazing intensity make this one of my all time faves.
Natural Born Killers – Soundtrack
Never thought I’d put a soundtrack on a list of must have music, but this one changed my mind. Put together by Perry of Janes Addiction, the songs meld together like they were wrote to be layed out this way.
We Will Fall – Tribute to Iggy Pop
I like tribute albums. This one stands out. Way way out. Joey Ramone doing “1969”, Kenny Kaye doing “We will fall”, this CD is a must for any Iggy fan or punk fan alike.

::: posted by Jeff Jackson @ 6:02 PM:::

 

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