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- I Need a Lover Like a Hole inHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/7 min
- SometimesHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/5 min
- Good TimesHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/5 min
- If I Was A TurkeyHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/3 min
- The Cruelest DreamHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/3 min
- I Don't Give a FuckHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/4 min
- NonsenseHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/2 min
- Pieces of MeHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/4 min
- SmileHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/6 min
- Demon Groove Lizards: Reelin'Reelin' by Demon Groove Lizards.From the EP Difficult Listening Music.Reelin' was recorded by Olly at The Beehive in 1996.Cassette salvage by Ian Lee.Audio cleaned and mastered at Wud Records Studio One, February 2022.Performers:Phil Stamp - vocalsJay Henson - lead guitarBrent Cassidy - rhythm guitarIan Lee - bassChris White - drumsMusic and lyrics by Demon Groove Lizards.Copyright © 1996 DGL Music Publishing.Copyright ℗ 2022 Wud Records.*****Difficult Listening Music by Demon Groove Lizards.Difficult Listening Music is the name of the third EP by Demon Groove Lizards. It features four original songs composed by the band. It is a wonderful collection of heavy funk and hard rock, performed with tremendous skill, finesse and fun by five fantastic musicians.By the time Demon Groove Lizards recorded their second demo, Demo Two, the band’s line-up had changed somewhat compared to their earlier Demo One recording. Joining the band’s hardcore of Ian Lee on bass and Brent Cassidy on rhythm guitar were Phil Stamp on vocals, Jay Henson on lead guitar and Chris White on drums.This same lineup of the quintet consolidated and continued further along the curve of their musical development for the Difficult Listening Music EP. Demon Groove Lizards had performed many live shows by this time and were clearly a much more rehearsed, silkier and well-drilled unit.Reelin’ is the second track on the demo. This has a great groovy Red Hot Chili Peppers (with Hillel!) kinda vibe. Tight and funky and relentless, this is a song that will make your foot want to tap if you have a pulse. Great Hendrixy wahwah guitar burns the speakers throughout.5 min
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