L.A. punk rocker Alice Bag will release her forthcoming record ‘Sister Dynamite’ on May 8, 2020. Here is the title track and second single:
The first single is titled ‘Breadcrumbs’:
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Deadsplinter Up! All Night: Sister Dynamite
Nice stuff! I know her Grandma Dynamite!
Although my favorite Dynamite song is Josh Zee’s band The Mother Truckers – Dynamite
this is …dynamite!
Tremendous Dynamite
I think this song is dynamite, Vunderbar Harvest.
The Cuts – How Far Can We Go
short but very good!
twofer. The Heartbreakers – Pirate Love
Righteous.
X – Make the Music Go Bang
good stuff mw, good stuff
Raging Slab – Don’t Worry About The Bomb, from their album Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert.
Last one before I may need dynamite to get thru Costco! DaDamnPhreakNoizPhunk – Dynamite Derby
Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne just died of Covid complications!
Whoa. That’s terrible. He had quite a career as a songwriter outside of the band.
Damn, that stinks.
Yeah, I just came here with the same fucking news. What a drag. I came back to them a few years ago out of pure nostalgia — and the lyrics are as dumb as they always were but damn if the power pop doesn’t hold up just fine.
Sometimes dumb power pop is exactly what you need.
P.S. He was also the guy who wrote “That Thing You Do,” which, if I go to IMDB right now and he didn’t win an Oscar for that I’m gonna flip a table…
Wow, that’s awesome. She still sounds great. A true legend.
The Bags – Babylonian Gorgon
And if we’re doing dynamite and still stickin’ to sprots:
The Sticks of Dynamite – “It’s Football, Baby”
Pick ’em
Lucky Lance and the StarDevils – Bang Wallop Wham
…if I’m honest she’s not entirely my cup of tea but for all of that it’s still the first place my mind went when I got to Sister Dynamite
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Ms Dynamite, Put Him Out on Later With Jools Holland.MPG
it’s 4:25. is that it?
I’m not a jazz person, but America and New Orleans lost a legend to (presumed) COVID today. RIP, Ellis Marsalis.