Sold all my vinyl years back and regretted it but the album I regret losing the most was mud, blood and the beers. Have tried a few times to search for it but failed every time although recently got Spotify and, yes, second half of smokin' taters is basically that album. Even listening now thirty years later it still sounds absolutely class. Nine pound hammer seriously didn't get the credit they deserved. I'm so happy now to be able to revisit it
I've been a fan of Nashville Pussy for years. I discovered Nine Pound Hammer when Christmas shopping on Amazon last December. I fucking love Nine Pound Hammer! I've managed to find and purchase 2 cds so far.
I was lucky enough to catch you guys at a House party in Lexington in 87/88 and partied a bit with you guys later that night, only to find out that you guys where gonna open up for the Circle Jerks at Bogarts in Cincinnati Ohio a few weeks later! i have been a fan ever since and cant wait to see you guys again in Lexington in a few weeks from now..
Still the greatest thing to ever come out of Kentucky, KFC included. Awesome new album just released called Bluegrass Conspiracy. Definitely worth buying and blasting!
You can ski off of Warner Hodges almighty nuts. IIRC you guys played as "Yuppie Mop Dogs" or "Raw Recruits" that first Ross show. You guys made us all so happy we liked to died man!
Also sometimes called the Can. Later renamed Babylon Babylon. It was our home away from home and Scott often did the door which on those nights meant I was getting in free and drinking free lol. Here is a short list of bands I saw there ... Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper, Dinosaur Jr., Elivis Hitler, the Didjits, Snake Out, Art Phag, D.O.A. Thats off the top of my head. I was there on the last night when Skull Head played and had the t-shirt. Babylon Babylon is burning lol. One night one of the worst bands I ever ever saw live played. A "punk" band from Philly ... Flag of Democracy. They were supposed to be legit but man they were awful. The best thing they did all night was when Scott got on stage at their request and played bass, yes bass on "Iron Man." Scott and I laughed our asses off later about that. One band the Creeps from Boston were pretty good and stayed at our apartment, I shared a small place with Scott and another O"boro friend for awhile. We introduced the Creeps too Goebel (spelling???) beer and they gave me tips on how to dress/look more punk and gave me a t-shirt which I wore all the time after. It was orange and black with thier photo on front. I am not joking I wore that shirt all the time. 1987 was the most important and best year of my life period.
Don't forget the playlist! "Music is more important than talking. Always"-Me Jason vs. Joey by chickeneater9000-usopen.spotify.com/user/chickeneater9000-us/playlist/56JKSqK8JrQxhNOuTv6n45
Sold all my vinyl years back and regretted it but the album I regret losing the most was mud, blood and the beers. Have tried a few times to search for it but failed every time although recently got Spotify and, yes, second half of smokin' taters is basically that album. Even listening now thirty years later it still sounds absolutely class. Nine pound hammer seriously didn't get the credit they deserved. I'm so happy now to be able to revisit it
I've been a fan of Nashville Pussy for years. I discovered Nine Pound Hammer when Christmas shopping on Amazon last December. I fucking love Nine Pound Hammer! I've managed to find and purchase 2 cds so far.
Great job, thanks for posting this video.
We're looking forward to seeing you again in Nashville on Friday June 9th.
I've been diggin on yer music since I saw you with Snakeout in Detroit in the late 80s. Thanks for continuing.
Snakeout at Stephenson station!
I was lucky enough to catch you guys at a House party in Lexington in 87/88 and partied a bit with you guys later that night, only to find out that you guys where gonna open up for the Circle Jerks at Bogarts in Cincinnati Ohio a few weeks later! i have been a fan ever since and cant wait to see you guys again in Lexington in a few weeks from now..
Blaine do you remember playing Bubble's Cat Club in Richmond Kentucky? It was on 2nd street.
Hi B! I remember Jason and the Scorchers, too! I had MTV back in the mid 80’s as a teen so I remember them. I’ll try to find a video of them ..
Still the greatest thing to ever come out of Kentucky, KFC included. Awesome new album just released called Bluegrass Conspiracy. Definitely worth buying and blasting!
You can ski off of Warner Hodges almighty nuts. IIRC you guys played as "Yuppie Mop Dogs" or "Raw Recruits" that first Ross show. You guys made us all so happy we liked to died man!
I totally heard the Jason and the Scorchers influence Blaine
Scorchers rule !
The THRASH CAN Lexington!!!
Also sometimes called the Can. Later renamed Babylon Babylon. It was our home away from home and Scott often did the door which on those nights meant I was getting in free and drinking free lol. Here is a short list of bands I saw there ... Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper, Dinosaur Jr., Elivis Hitler, the Didjits, Snake Out, Art Phag, D.O.A. Thats off the top of my head. I was there on the last night when Skull Head played and had the t-shirt. Babylon Babylon is burning lol. One night one of the worst bands I ever ever saw live played. A "punk" band from Philly ... Flag of Democracy. They were supposed to be legit but man they were awful. The best thing they did all night was when Scott got on stage at their request and played bass, yes bass on "Iron Man." Scott and I laughed our asses off later about that. One band the Creeps from Boston were pretty good and stayed at our apartment, I shared a small place with Scott and another O"boro friend for awhile. We introduced the Creeps too Goebel (spelling???) beer and they gave me tips on how to dress/look more punk and gave me a t-shirt which I wore all the time after. It was orange and black with thier photo on front. I am not joking I wore that shirt all the time. 1987 was the most important and best year of my life period.
@@Blue-hc5sb Yeah, in 1988 I lived around the corner at High and Rose, sure our paths crossed at some point.
Here’s the Jason vs. Joey by chickeneater9000-usopen.spotify.com/user/chickeneater9000-us/playlist/56JKSqK8JrQxhNOuTv6n45
A chick named Mary with horn rimmed glasses told me about you guys in '95.
Where the hell is this playlist? Can't find it on spotify at all....
Here’s a playlist for you… Jason vs. Joey by chickeneater9000-us
open.spotify.com/user/chickeneater9000-us/playlist/56JKSqK8JrQxhNOuTv6n45
Sweet. Thanks Blaine. \m/
Don't forget the playlist! "Music is more important than talking. Always"-Me
Jason vs. Joey by chickeneater9000-usopen.spotify.com/user/chickeneater9000-us/playlist/56JKSqK8JrQxhNOuTv6n45
Is this playlist still up on spotify?
Blaine has the best job and the hottest wife who is cooler then a fan