Well...where do I go from here with more "psychobilly"?!

@mikeprovencher7816

4 күн бұрын

Tiger Army

@sage2099

4 күн бұрын

The Horrorpops - Miss Take

@mikeprovencher7816

4 күн бұрын

True Romance is a good song...the background vocals are Davey from AFI

@mikeprovencher7816

4 күн бұрын

Also....Madsin is a great band!

@jimhysell2508

4 күн бұрын

Tiger Army, Nekromatix, The Horrorpops, The Cramps, Reverend Horton Heat, Creepshow

Tiger Army Never Die!!

@alexanderkantakusiniii8411

4 күн бұрын

Fuck YES

@StingrayMM20

4 күн бұрын

Should have a nice full circle-moment on this channel, too. With Davey Havoc having done several collabs with them.

@scientificuppercut

4 күн бұрын

ghost fire is such a great tune!

@LetsGoMetsGo33

4 күн бұрын

Absolutely.

@dougilnicki6075

4 күн бұрын

Geoff on bass was always awesome. And Djordje is a beauty on the upright. Always hoped they would cover some Upright bass tunes

Live not only does he swing it, but he stands on it and plays

@Cvillain626

2 күн бұрын

Saw them love for the first time at a mid 2000s HFStival, I couldn't believe it when he did that. Also the Yellowcard violin player does backflips off amps mid-song xD

@ruffrydazz2032

Күн бұрын

He sets it on fire sometimes too!

@RADiGrazia

Күн бұрын

Seen TLE many times and its always cool seeing Scott doing it

@deedee9842

Күн бұрын

I saw him walking around with the thing in his neck and still playing it on the beat, Pukkelpop 2001.

@travisgotch161

Күн бұрын

Yeah agree, you need to see them live to really appreciate how good they are. Pretty much only on KZread now

So the door is now opened for Nekromantix! They're one of my favorite bands.

@alexgellerman6606

4 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, & the Rev too

@LuciferAlmighty

4 күн бұрын

​@alexgellerman6606 the rev is great live.

@mattholdzkom5929

4 күн бұрын

Gotta cover the coffinbass.

@briantomcollins

4 күн бұрын

Yesss...

@OldJabbaJaws

4 күн бұрын

And after that comes Horrorpops!

As an Australian who loves your music and KZread content, I am so glad to hear you like this song! As with other Aussies over 30, The Living End were heard everywhere in public and on every radio station. This song has represented every sport that was televised in Australia, and was all over every radio station in the 90's. I highly recommend reacting to and analysing "All Torn Down" by them at some point, I think from this video you will like it too. As always, thanks for another great video! (And for the part you played in Scale The Summit, which was my gateway into modern instrumental prog).

@2001_SpaceOddity

4 күн бұрын

As someone who loved this album when it first came out, which others by them are worth checking out?

@David_Downs

3 күн бұрын

This song was played in pretty decent rotation on Much Music in Canada, i recall loving it as soon as I heard it.

@RhysCanty

3 күн бұрын

Roll On and Second Solution also must listens for anyone unfamiliar with the band. Pretty sure "All Torn Down" leans very heavily with its subject matter influence with an earlier great Aussie band SpyVSpy

@VooDoo669

Күн бұрын

As a non Aussie I think Fireballs are a better band.

@RhysCanty

Күн бұрын

@@VooDoo669 FIREBALLS!!! killer band

The Living End is definitely one of the best. Roll On is probably in my top 5 punk albums.

Reverend Horton Heat - The Devil's Chasing Me! Jimbo Wallace is always a great show!

@OkNoBigDeal

4 күн бұрын

J.I.M.B.O!

@KiraGR65

4 күн бұрын

The Live on KEXP version is awesome

@Kevin_Fiol

4 күн бұрын

I went with suggesting a couple tracks off Liquor. But the Rev is a MUST

@EyeWillBass

4 күн бұрын

@@OkNoBigDeal Chain driven wallet, above ground pool! Slap bass bones, rockabilly ultra-cool! He really should hear JIMBO.

@buzzbomb67

3 күн бұрын

You cant mention Psychobilly without the Rev … seen them 3 or 4x, amazing show every time!

I had the pleasure of playing alongside these a few years ago. They were genuinely one of the nicest, and most welcoming bunch of guys I’ve met in music!

@ricebix

7 сағат бұрын

Damn. How'd you end up playing with them? That's insane, I'd kill to play with these guys

@jamescruttwell3870

3 сағат бұрын

@@ricebix the most insane thing is that they were the other support band! It was us, TLE, and the Murphy’s headlined. It was a tour of small venues they both did together in 2017!

Some bands worth listening to: The Reverend Horton Heat Mad Sin Tiger Army Nekromantix Sick Sick Sinners The Brown Vampire Catz Devil's Brigade (Matt Freeman's Psychobilly Project)

@alexanderkantakusiniii8411

4 күн бұрын

nekromantix and horrorpops as well

Their first 2 albums are full of crazy songwriting and next level guitar and bass, absolutely do some more Living End

Wow, I never listened to The Living End (I've heard their name a bunch but I guess just kept ignoring it) but this was extremely up my ally. Thanks to everyone over in the community who suggested this song. You've not only made a fan out of mark, but of myself as well.

@2001_SpaceOddity

4 күн бұрын

The whole album is great. Highly recommend

@ricebix

7 сағат бұрын

2 songs from them I'd recommend from them other than this are 1000 Miles and Carry Me Home, Both of em have my personal favourite instrumentals and vocals from these guys

"Don't shut the gate" on this band. So many great songs!

@thedefectiveoneschannel

3 күн бұрын

“INVESTIGATE FOR CORRECTION” 🔥🔥🗣️🗣️💯💯

@adamwest1138

2 күн бұрын

The bass line ran through my head reading your comment

The Cramps were the OG Psychobilly band. They took the "psychobilly" title from One Piece At a TIme by Johnny Cash.

@LetsGoMetsGo33

4 күн бұрын

debateable. they certainly are the most significant precursor to psychobilly, but they're kind of a retro garage punk band. The meteors are the first true psychbilly band, and actually opened for the cramps in like 79 or 80. Also, and I love the cramps, the early stuff literally has no bass guitar so isn't helpful to this channel, lol. edit- also as far as the name psychobilly, yes the cramps used it, but they describe the use as being like a "carnival barker" term that they put on posters , they didn't intend for it to be a genre. Cash did use the term in his song, but I'm not sure if the cramps borrowed it from him, or came up with it on their own.

@LaloToledo

3 күн бұрын

The cramps openly denied being a psychobilly band

oh hell yes. what a blast from the past. This album was on repeat back in high school. other upright bass from the top of my head back in the day were "nekromantix", "demented are go" and "tiger army"

@852aaron

4 күн бұрын

i love all those bands

@alexanderkantakusiniii8411

4 күн бұрын

yes...tiger army, nekro, and horrorpops

@iwillsurvivethehighfivecauseia

3 күн бұрын

Zombie Ghost Train

I played this technique on my upright bass when I was in high school orchestra. You basically do really aggressive pops, similarly to how you would on an electric. Then follow it with muted slaps, to give it a galloping type of feel. The clicking in-between the bass notes is him slapping the finger board. I would use my middle and ring finger to pop the strings and held my hand at an angle for ergonomic and power reasons. The nimble walking sessions have such a bouncy and punchy feel because at that speed you're popping over and over, but when you return your hand to the fingerboard to grab the string, you slap it as well. So you end up bouncing up and down and it's A LOT of fun to play. Awesome stuff, love the channel. It was great watching you check this out!

@austinhorton8177

4 күн бұрын

I will add, you should check out the Reverend Horton Heat (no relation lol) Jimbo Wallace really plays the hell out his bass in this style, one of the GOATS

Saw them open for Green Day in DC on the Warning tour. The bass shook the room where you could feel every note throughout your body. So good.

@lotionInTb

4 күн бұрын

Same here! Not DC but milwaukee! Was more excited for the living end than green day. Lol

I always loved the 30 sec song they did for fat wreck chords. Short music for short people.

@mitchellbrunning1072

Күн бұрын

Ready!

As a massive punk, ska, rockabilly, psychobilly, whatever (and Low End University) fan, I never knew how much I NEED you to react to Nekromantix!

he's not just hitting the quarters or simplifying it, he's doing that cool percussive rockabilly slapping

The whole band is just ridiculously talented. Chris is possibly the best guitar player in all of punk and absolutely pulls it live.

@Ed3740

Күн бұрын

If it wasn't for Tommy Emmanuel being a musical savant Chris Cheney would 100% be Australia's greatest guitarist

@ricebix

7 сағат бұрын

Yeah he is insane definitely would put him up there as maybe the best or one of the best in punk for sure

This reaction got me so pumped up!!! Thanks for checking that out, as I suggested it on Patreon a few days ago! Next, you should check out their live video on KZread of “E-Boogie and “Second Solution” at Big Day Out 2003. Yes, it’s two songs, but “E-Boogie” is really quick but amazing, and “Second Solution” shows their bassist playing while standing on the double-bass. The sound quality is pretty good for a live concert recording, and you’ll be able to see and hear the bass playing really well!

@JoneyJefe

2 күн бұрын

The world owes you a big thumbs up for getting this band out there. This channel has introduced me to so many cool bands that I NEVER would have heard of if it wasn’t for Mark’s fans!

Now you have to check The Living End's "E-Boogie/Second Solution" live video from 2003. A staple from their setlist and showcases the montruous abilities of the band.

I was in love with this song when it came out. Not sure just how popular it was in other parts of the world, but here in Aus it was pretty much an anthem.

They're amazing live, specially the bass player. He's always doing all kinds of tricks and crazy shit with his bass. Spinning it, standing on it while he plays, throwing it around. It's rad.

@adamwest1138

2 күн бұрын

Playing it while Chris stands on top doing a guitar solo... good times

This is an Aussie classic for sure! I grew up playing a few Living End tunes, so it's nice to revisit Scott Owen's parts in detail. Your video helped me realise how much he's influenced my playing so many years later, amazing, keep up the great content mate!

Finally some Aussie love! Frenzal next? 🙏

I saw these guys at a festival show (Warped Tour?) right around the time this came out. They were the very first band playing that day and no one seemed to know who they were, but they sure drew a crowd quickly! Lots of people were rushing to their merch stand after the set was over. Serious stage energy.

Psychobilly bands are some of THE BEST live performers in how much energy they put in with their level of skill. I would say they are more on the "punkabilly" end of the genre. They definitely do all that fun stuff live and more! I've seen the lead singer/guitarist of The Chop Tops, jump on the bar at a club and walk the bar, kicking over drinks during a solo, while the bassist stands on his bass for an entire song and swing it around while the drummer stood up to play their most energetic songs. It was a riot, in the best way! They're a bit more on the rockabilly end of the "Psychobilly" scale. They are some of my most memorable shows I've ever attended. My roommate's a psychobilly/punk drummer as well! His last band is called Los Pistoleros here in Reno. Always super fun shows to go to!

Mad Sin (I recommend the video for their song Cursed) and Nekromantix are my favorites but if you really want to hear and see the psychobilly slap bass technique you might watch the official video for Tiger Army's "Rose of the devils garden." Slower song but crystal clear bass and visuals.

Wow! So glad you went here! I absolutely love this record, the tones, the arrangements, the playing, mixing of several genre's...just everything is perfect love it! Glad you enjoyed it too!

Just caught this video, don't know if anybody pointed it out, but the technique is called a triple slap. It's a percussive slam if the heel of the hand against the neck and strings, dragged into a slap with the palm and then a pluck if the actual note. There is also a double slap technique, but I believe he is using mostly triples.

Back in the day I saw Green Day on their Dookie tour at Festival Hall in Melbourne. There was this support band, and this guy was climbing all over his double bass. They did a great job of warming up the crowd, they absolutely rocked the place. A couple of years later, I turned to my mate, I think at a music festival, and said those were the guys at the Green Day concert. We'd arrived late you see, never caught their name.

This makes me feel so great! I first found your channel while vacationing in Australia last February!!

If you want more Aussie Psychobilly check out "Fireballs" "Don't bother me" "So bad it's Good"

I love the thumping driving sound of pyschobilly bass! Thanks for checking this genre out

So good live I really enjoyed watching you enjoy it, I hadn’t heard this in years

Dude, I haven't heard this song in ages! One of my favorite bands back in the day, I burned through so many drum sticks playing along to this album. I highly recommend the song "Monday" from the same album.

I seen The Living End live last year, One of my favourite concerts so far. Also you're goated on that bass!

The best thing I've ever seen with upright basses was Brian Setzer have a three-way duel with the bass players from his Orchestra and the Stray Cats - all kind of skills and tricks!

@louisegrimhelm3041

17 сағат бұрын

The Living End started as a Stray Cats tribute band

Had the pleasure of seeing these guys live a bunch of times at the Coogee Bay Hotel in Sydney in the late 90's. Just a great time, every time!

This was fun. Hadn't listened to The Living End for a while, so it was nice to be reminded about how good they are. Saw them live many years ago and they are as wild on stage as they are in the video, but damn fun the whole time. Interesting analysis as always, your input is always really cool and gives some new entrypoints into both the band and the song. Btw, Matt Freeman has a side project called "Devil's Brigade" where he plays with an upright bass and sings. Saw them live a couple of years ago and it was quite an experience as well.

So, I got to hang out with these guys back in 2003 and I learned a few things from the guys. For the bass Scott has both an Electric pickup (a P bass at the end of the fingerboard) and also a traditional upright pickup on the bass. It has a trap door so he can run the pickups through a wireless inside the bass itself and he had a switch box to switch between them. He did this many times throughout each song. If memory serves he was playing a Ampeg SVT full stack at that time. Chris the guitar player stuffed his Gretsch White Falcons with industrial grade cotton to control feedback through his multiple 100 watt amps. Everyone from the band was really cool and we talked about bands we like as well as gear. As far as Psychobilly goes, even the band don't claim to be Psychobilly. I would really call them more Alternative or Punkabilly. Everyone I knew at the time who was into Psychobilly loved The Living End but they were kinda like Social Distortion that way, not really Psychobilly but Psychos loved them. Psychobilly is basically a triangle with each point being either Punk, Rockabilly, or Metal (especially the Japanese and Brazilian bands). People who are into Psychobilly like it love Rockabilly but usually a Rockabilly person isn't too into Psychobilly. Another funny thing about Psychobilly is pretty much all the bands who started Psychobilly played Electric Basses at the start (First wave of Psychobilly). Pretty soon though those players picked up Upright basses and it became more common towards the end of the 1980s going into the 1990s. Most bands came from the UK or Europe back then and then it mainly took off in Southern California around the Second Wave. The main Psychobilly band I know from Australia would be Zombie Ghost Train (although The Living End are more famous). You also had the Vaudevillians but they definitely had more of a Jazz bent to them (Adrian Whyte has his own KZread channel too, he played guitar). There were a few other smaller bands from the early 2000s and it's all worth checking out. The main band to really break Psychobilly is Tiger Army on their second album "Power of Moonlight" as they toured both nationally and internationally for that album. In the early 2000s MySpace was a huge way to get to find Psychobilly bands all over the world. Back then you had to buy CDs and records to hear stuff because Napster took too long. It was definitely a great time to dive into the subgenre.😎👍✨ Edit: on slapping an upright usually the player is slapping a dead note (the clock) while immediately playing the open note. You have to have lots of endurance to play Psychobilly and this type of music. I've seen bass player glue back their blisters on their fingers with super glue when they fall off. It's not easy. And yes they do play like this live. That said it was 20+ years ago.

Such an underrated band! Great video man. Cheers from Brazil!

You're the first person I've seen react to this band! Rock on, man!! Check out "Carry Me Home," their cover of "Tainted Love," and "Second Solution." All great tunes. "Carry Me Home" is an absolute BANGER of a track.

Mad Marge and the Stoncutters - what No Doubt would sound like if they did rockabilly

Probably most underrated Punkabilly/Psychobilly band i’ve ever known. Been a fan of them since i was high school. Great video as always sir

Thanks for doing this one as well!

Reverend Horton Heat!!! "Psychobilly Freak Out", but "Bails Of Coca....cola?" Is a bucket list item that is feel good smiles! Love the PUNK!!! LIVE WEIRD!

One of my favorite bands of all time. This album, Roll On, Modern Artillery, and White Noise are amazing records and you should make sure to check them out. Chris Cheney is a fantastic guitar player, and you're just scratching the surface of what they can do with this song. Second Solution is another good one from this record. Roll On has some rippers. Huge rock record.

As an Australian these guys are what got me into punk rock. They are one of the best live bands I've ever seen. If you were looking for another song of theirs to do I'd say try and check out the live version of second solution from the big day out 2002.

I'm so glad you did the living end. Such a great band!

I’m an Aussie living in the US and am really happy you discovered The Living End. I played quite a few of their songs, including this one, in various cover bands over the years. I believe they originally sent a demo to Green Day who then helped them get their first record deal.

You gotte see live versions of Second Solution, Scott Stands up on top of his upright bass everytime they play the song.

Stoked to finally see this band on the Salty Dog Cruise with Flogging Molly in February! Speaking of Flogging Molly, you should do them. Nathen Maxwell is a sick bassist!

They opened for Green Day on their first visit to Australia it was also the first time Living End played in Sydney at the time I’d never heard of them but the show they put on was insane. Since then Iv seen them more times than I can count and they still tour regularly I seen them perform at the Zoo in Sydney yet again another stellar performance.

We played with those guys one time. Those are some players and genuinely nice bunch of blokes. Loads of fun and you called it on the crowd participation thing. Place was bouncing.

The living end is a fantastic band. Immediatly on first listen of them i caught on to the bass real fast. Been playing 24 years and started on the upright bass. No mistaking that sound.

Back in my punk band days we used to play with a ska band that had an upright bass. So cool

Having seen them many. times(since 1999), The Living End are a fantastic live band! Check out "Riot on Broadway" from their second album.

They're even better live! I saw them in the late 90s before they released their first album, blew my mind. I've seen them at least half a dozen times since and they never disappoint.

Their sound is so massive. This needs more listens.

They are frenetic fun to see live. You should definitely check out more of their stuff.

Damn! Never expected to see someone in 2024 reacting to the living end. Severely underrated. I still have their album Modern artillery on a random playlist. Im a guitar player so that catches my ears first and when this came out i had legit never heard anyone play like chris cheney

“Livin on the edge of Houston” by Reverend Horton Heat is a heater

The solo in this song always reminded me of Billy Gibbons playing a surf song. Saw these guys a couple times in high school. Amazing live.

This was I think the first song I ever played live when I was about 13!

The Meteors are foundational band.

@monsterforge1763

4 күн бұрын

Aye, that they are, very different to this Americanized type Genre now, a lot of it just sounds like a band with a double bass falling down stairs.... The Guitar doesn't cut above the deums and bass, definitely no 'Spinebender' chill in it like Fenech's signature tune, I would class this as Oi'-Billy

The creepshow might be worth a check out in this vibe - see you in hell is a bop

Oh man! This was maybe my favorite album when I was a high school senior and I saw them 4 times live because they were ABSOLUTELY AMAZING live, but then they kinda fell off my radar until last year when I brought out the dusty 12” again. So good. The whole album is amazing

Psychobilly is my favorite genre...Reverend Horton Heat is on that Rushmore- there's a great place to start.

Living End was one of the best small shows ive seen live

I'm English and an old punk, I love our old psychobilly stuff. (We invented it.) But this is incredible!

These guys are so fun live. Chris Chaney might be my favorite guitar player and Scott Owen is completely mad to watch. He stands on top of his bass while playing. It’s so cool. Check out the live video for “e boogy- second solution” I think for funsies. It’s great

I love watching you react to the music I’ve loved forever

Psychobilly became something really different thru the decades, from 1980 until nowadays. For the purists like me is something related to the UK of the first 80s and something more european on the end of that decade. Psychobilly started in London with the Meteors, the undisputed godfathers of the whole movement, and few years later some artists who played what is called nowadays "neorockabilly" (like Stray Cats, Sharks, Polecats, Restless, Ricochets) turned the sound into something heavier and faster. In USA on the same years bands like Cramps and Gun Club were doing something similar, but rarely called Psychobilly in the way that was officialy known in UK as that cetain subculture or movement, as I wrote before. What happened on the late 90s and 2000s as the same value of the melodic hardcore punk for the so called old school punk rock, hardcore or Oi. I mean, the fact of having a double bass doesn't make a band Psychobilly, it could be a lot of different music styles. I can suggest you from the first UK and Europe wave bands like: the Meteors, Guana Batz, Frenzy, Long Tall Texans, Demented Are Go, Batmobile, Torment or King Kurt. The second wave saw the birth of bands like Krewmen, Klingonz, Lost Souls, Scum Rats, Mad Sin and Nekromantix. The Quakes from Buffalo are considered the first USA Psychobilly band, followed by Reverend Horton Heat and some minor bands like Cosmic Voodoo, Bamboula or Lonesome Kings, these last all born in the 90s.

Excellent recommendation. These guys are beloved down here, and for good reason. I've seen them live a couple of times and the bass player literally stands on the bass while playing. Great show. For similar sounds, perhaps a bit more in the rockabilly lane, I suggest checking out Reverend Horton Heat.

WOW!!! I forgot all about this band. This is a great album. This song and Pictures in the Mirror are my favorites. I saw them when they opened up for Green Day I think. Very talented band. Thank you!

They are awesome live. He even plays at standing up on top of it

Saw these guys live plenty of times, back in the day, and I still carry mosh scars from it. Such fun!

One of the best bands I’ve seen live. Been too long since I’ve listened to or thought of them

I got to see these guys several times between 98 and 04. They never headlined but let me tell ya as an opener they always stole the show! 30-45 minutes of pure rock n roll agrresion. To answer your question about the bass player doing tricks is yes. He would spin it, stand on it and do tons of triplet and quad slaps all while it was a walking bass line! The guitarist, Chris I believe his name is was always fun because not only could he recreate the album solos but he would take em to the next level adding tricky parts in here and there. He has always been known in the guitar world as a phenomenal player. Great video, and I wouldn’t mind seeing more rockabilly and it’s sub genre. If you ever get a chance check out Didi Deluxe and the Dirty Devils. They are a massively talented band, or should I say were because they are no longer together!

Very underrated band. Worth an extra look into them. That self-titled album is a gem 💎

that whole album, i will go through a moment where i will just listen to it on repeat. it was one of my first heavier albums in regards to how normalised pop is here in Aus. i do recommend checking that album out. West End Riot is a great one as well

Finaly you've got to psychobilly ockabilly bass slaping!!! It's a whole different world of slaps. I really recomend watching E-Boogie\Second Solution (live) by Living End, where Scot really showcases his playing live! Those galloping tripple slaps are insane!!!

7:40 Psycho/Rockabilly bass player here, I think youre looking for what upright bass players call slap (different from bass guitar slap). We pull the string and let it hit the fingerboard (basically what bass guitar players call popping) and in between we hit the strings into the fingerboard with different parts of the hand for different rythms. Theres a lot of gallop rythm in this song for example.

This has been my favorite band since I was 15, now 39, and they have been a huge influence me learning guitar. Living in the GA, I feel like I'm the only person that knows about The Living End. Chris Cheney is one the best guitarist alive and GRETSCH 4 life ❤🤘✌️

Dude! Psychobilly is going to blow your mind!!!!

Brilliant live!

Oh man! And their song on the Fat wreck Chords comp Short Music for Short People is insane! Hopefully a Reverend Horton Heat episode if we're going down this rabbit hole

I'm a massive TLE fan, they're also one of my local bands! Saw them play their self titled in full for the 25 year anniversary last year in Melbourne.

You should also check out Mad Sin's song " Communication Breakdown" is a great Psychobilly song.

I loved this album, but this isn't psychobilly. Watch any live video of Kim Nekroman from the Nekromantix, who also builds his own basses. Madsin, and Tiger Army are also really good bands with amazing bass playing and tone.

West End Riot is an absolute jam too, love the Brian Setzer inspired guitar

Check out the Kings of Nuthin with Spike Katz on bass.

A lot of comments suggesting Tiger Army and I'm absolutely with them. Was trying to think of a song to recommend specifically, but decided to just recommend any one with Geoff Kresge on bass, so anything off of Tiger Army II or III (he was the original bassist for AFI before Hunter and I definitely recommend checking out his work on their first two albums as well)

I remember seeing these guys open for The Offspring back in the late 90s and really liking them. Unfortunately after this first album they dropped most of their punk sound and got less interesting, but Chris Cheney was a hell of a guitarist. For psychobilly there's a lot of options, but the bands that I tend to come back to are the Koffin Kats and The Creepshow, both of whom tend to have more punk riffs. You should also react to a little band called Tetrafusion. Their bass player is pretty impressive. 😏 But seriously, after finding this channel recently it inspired me to go back and listen to Horizons and Dreaming Of Sleep for the first time in a few years, and man, they really hold up well. They're such incredible albums. I would love to hear something new from you guys.

Nekromantix - Rot in Hell. I can never get enough of the bass work in that song. And he’s the singer too! If ya don’t review it you at least gotta give it a listen. 👍👍

Kim Nekroman of Nekromantix is some top tier bass playing. He makes it looks so effortless and adds a ton of on stage shenanigans without missing a note and he's still got it 30+ years on, just saw him earlier this month! Koffin Kats are another big recommend from me.

I do believe that Jim Heath from Reverend Horton Heat came up with the phrase Psychobilly as there's a song cale Psychobilly Freakout on their 1991 debut album. Jimbo (yes, the two longest running members of the band are named James) is a great Upright bass player and Jim is a monster Rockabilly guitar player.

@marcsexauer504

4 күн бұрын

I do believe the term was coined by The Cramps

@EvanVincent.

2 күн бұрын

@@marcsexauer504 Correct. The cramps were the first psychobilly band and coined the term.

@zappasmoustache23

2 күн бұрын

@@EvanVincent. The cramps were definitely the inspiration, but the first band to start the scene as it became was the meteors.

OH MAN, LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR DIVE INTO PSYCHOBILLY. ENJOY MY FRIEND!