No Hitter

The story of Dock Ellis’ no hitter on LSD.

(By No Mas)

Pancakes!

One of the highlights from Cabin Fever, which was surprisingly awesome overall.

Just give the kid some damn pancakes.

Early Priest

Not the look most Judas Priest fans are used to, but this early Priest video rules as do their early albums (Rocka Rolla, Sad Wings of Destiny and Sin After Sin).
From Sad Wings of Destiny:

Halloween

Start your Halloween off right with a two hour playlist from Max (Wowch) and Kevin (What’s Your Rupture?) over at East Village Radio’s Pizza Party:

Might as well get some zombie make up removal tips from George Romero’s Day of the Dead while you’re at it…

Endless Blockades

GISM playing Endless Blockades For The Pussyfooter live apparently after guitarist Randy Uchida passed away (RIP).

Totally sick.

Burning Witch

Burning Witch playing Still Born live on TV 2/6/1997.

Rock-afire Explosion

The Rock-afire Explosion documentary.

“The Rock-afire Explosion” is the story of a small-town disc-jockey, a struggling inventor, and an animatronic rock band, that quickly becomes an eccentric portrait of childhood memories, broken dreams, and the resilience of the human spirit.

With the closing of Showbiz Pizza Place in the early nineties, and the subsequent removal of the Rock-afire Explosion, a small but determined group of fans persisted with the hopes of reviving their fallen obsession. It wasn’t until 2007, with the resurgence of the Rock-afire Explosion on YouTube with songs like “Ms New Booty,” “Hey There Delilah,” and “Love in This Club,” that the animatronic band found its way back into the public consciousness. Chris Thrash, a car salesman from Phenix City, Alabama who recently purchased a Rock-afire Explosion, has led the charge with his inventive programming and clever song choice. Aaron Fechter, creator of the Rock-afire Explosion and sole employee of Creative Engineering Inc., has worked closely with his fans and in conjunction with his starsof.com website with the hopes of revitalizing what was once a 300 employee, 20 million dollar per-year industry.

Here’s a sample of it at work today:

Redneck

Follow up and new trailer to our previous post about the Karp Documentary: Kill All Redneck Pricks: KARP LIVES! 1990-1998.

Church

We’ve been out of town for a bit, thank you New Orleans.
Now back to the fun.
Enjoy this Church of Misery Live at Roadburn 2009 vid.

(Via Brooklyn Vegan)

Silver Machine

There’s a nine part Hawkwind documentary on YouTube.
I haven’t watched it all, but how can it be bad?

As Lemmy explained Hawkwind, it’s “like Star Trek with long hair and drugs.”

Here’s the nine part playlist and part one below.