fall tunes

Guitar drone 2 by BEN/UMH

ULTIMATEMOST HIGH NEW MUSIC

Gimme head ill im dead benzino edit by BEN/UMH

Just want her benzino edit by BEN/UMH

RECORDING WE JUST FINISHED NOT MASTERED

Guitar Drone1 by BEN/UMH

U.M.H. uk radio sessions

03 Be My Dictator by BEN/UMH

01 Gimme Head 'Till I'm Dead by BEN/UMH

heres 2 tracks from our peter jackson uk radio sessions we did a while back

the get nuns rock it out @ westbound and down

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these guys were righteous dudes!! awesome cover of " suffragette city" the bb guns were great too but i was outside when they played .
http://thegetnuns.bandcamp.com/
http://www.myspace.com/thegetnuns
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Get-Nuns/121687527857628

FEAR on SNL 1981

Fear - I Don't Care About You Live On SNL 10.31.81 by stogref


Their most famous performance was on the 1981 Halloween episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Donald Pleasence. The band was booked at the insistence of John Belushi who was a huge fan. Belushi initially offered them the soundtrack for his major motion picture Neighbors. The movie studio eventually forced Fear off the project and to make up for it Belushi got them the spot on SNL. Among the politically incorrect nature of Fear's songs, the band's appearance included a coterie of dancers, several of whom had been contacted for the event by both Penelope Spheeris (another avid Fear booster) and Henry Rollins (contrary to popular belief however, he was not at the taping himself); among them were Belushi, Ian MacKaye, Harley Flannagan of The Cro-mags, and John Brannon of Negative Approach, causing destruction of the set. During rehearsals the director wanted to prevent the dancers from participating, so Belushi offered to be in the episode (it had been many years since he left SNL) if the dancers were allowed to stay. [2] The end result was the banning of all punk acts for a decade, and the eventual shortening of Fear's appearance on TV. The songs they performed were "I don't care about you," "Beef Baloney," "New York's Alright...If You Like Saxophones," and as the band begins to play "Let's Have a War" the audio and video fade into commercial. Historical moments were Lee singing "f**k you" away from the microphone, saying it's great to be in New Jersey (the audience booed), and the band saying New Yorkers were "homosexuals."

ALSO interesting account of the evening
http://www.myspace.com/evolutionisessential/blog/319206127