The Day After The Sabbath 42 Nazi Apocalypse Punk pt 1

The Day After The Sabbath 42 Nazi Apocalypse Punk pt 1

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The idea of TDATS 42 was to find tracks that have punk rock attitude, but also fit in with the proto-heavy sounds of my other compilations. Its a varied mix of acts. Some are retrospectively regarded as proto-punk (Simply Saucer, Rocket from the Tombs and Death) and some sound to me like they have the spirit of punk, be they obscure singles, odd-tracks out from albums that are otherwise not overtly punk (like Pau Riba and My Solid Ground) or tracks from 70s heavy albums that happen to be the fastest or most attitude-filled.

Gedo

Gedo, a Japanese band I have used once before on the Japanese vol 36, kick things off with a track from their 74 debut which conveys the energy of their live shows.

Third World War could be regarded as one of the very first UK punk bands, having leftist political themes with a working-class sneer, preaching violence in 1971.

Third World War

There are a number of 60s garage psych bands that are compared with early punk, this track from Outcasts is one of the rawest and fastest I have found. The Up was a band that developed in the same Detroit scene as The MC5 but missed out on the fame. Deciding instead to disappear into a world of drug-fuelled White Panther anarchy. Kalemaris hailed from Denmark, by dint of their teenage years and lack of musical proficiency they played fast and aggressive.

Death

Death were an all afro-american band I have used once before, the recent unearthing of their 1974 recordings has revealed extraordinarily forward-thinking rock that was akin to hardcore punk. They never released an album but a retrospective collection "...For The Whole World To See" was released by Drag City in 2009. I found Pau Riba while researching the Spanish vol 39 and was immediately struck by this crazy track.

Sound of Imker

Obscure Brazillians Bango recorded one unusual album in 1970, and this question was once posed to the Dead Kennedys Jello Biafra: "In (the) book, American Hardcore, they hint that The Middle Class record was possibly the first hardcore record ever. What do you think was the first hardcore punk record?".

Jello replied: "Either The Middle Class or Sound of Imker Train of Doomsday single in the late 60s in Holland. The only true 60s hardcore record I know."

Pink Fairies

The Pink Fairies history is intertwined with that of a certain band whos name combines a bird of prey and a meteorological phenomenon concerning the atmospheric circulation of air, sharing the same do-it-yourself punk ethic. They played a number of  alternative shows together, infamously so at the Canvas City mini-fest that they assembled near the (by that point dangerously huge) UK Isle of Wight festival in 1970. While the increasingly disillusioned hippie culture got nailed to the spot stoned with Hendrix and The Doors on the big stage, the new breed of amphetamine-fuelled anarchist space rockers was heading for other planets.

Coloured Balls

Coloured Balls were heros of Sharpie Rock, a yobbo scene and fashion that began in late 60s Australia, similar to but pre-dating Punk rockers by a few years. They included talented guitarist and aussie underground rock legend Lobby Loyde who was previously in Billy Thorpes band The Aztecs.

Finally, Dust is probably a band known to many of you, they were an early job for drummer Marc Bell who went on to fame as Marky of The Ramones.




Tracks

01. Gedo (Japan) - Scent (1974)
       from album gedo
02. Third World War (UK) - Preaching Violence (1971)
       from album third world war
03. Outcasts (US) - 1523 Blair (1967)
       single
04. My Solid Ground (Germany) - Thats You (1971)
       from album my solid ground
05. Death (US) - Politicians In My Eyes (1974)
       from retrospective ...for the whole world to see
06. Bango (Brazil) - Rock Dream (1970)
       from album bango
07. Sound Of Imker (Holland) - Train Of Doomsday (1969)
       single
08. Pau Riba (Spain) - Brian A Clown (1975)
       from album electroccid  �ccid alquim�stic xoc
09. Kalemaris (Denmark) - Staldfr�seren (1974)
       from album staldfraes
10. Simply Saucer (Canada) - Nazi Apocalypse (1974)
       from retrospective cyborgs revisited
11. Pink Fairies (UK) - The Snake (1971)
       single
12. The Up (US) - Together (1971)
       from retrospective killer up! 1969 - 1972
13. Rocket from the Tombs (US) - 30 Seconds Over Tokyo [edit]
       from retrospective the day the earth met the rocket from the tombs
14. Crushed Butler (UK) - My Sons Alive (1969)
       from retrospective uncrushed
15. Figures of Light (US) - Its Lame (1972)
       single
16. Coloured Balls (Australia) - Heavy Metal Kid (1974)
       from album heavy metal kid
17. Dust (US) - Learning To Die (1972)
       from album hard attack

Cheers, Rich.

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