gnagnera

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Con varie sforature negli anni 2000

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The Mummies

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Oblivians

3

The Dirtbombs

4

Billy Childish

5

Reigning Sound

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The Gories

7

Jack O' Fire

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Cheater Slicks

9

The Deadly Snakes

10

Lost Sounds

11

Jay Reatard

12

Demon's Claws

13

King Khan & Bbq Show

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The Makers

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Blacktop

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Supercharger

17

Total Sound Group Direct Action Committee

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Bassholes

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Revelators

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Ray Daytona & Googoobombos

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The Monkeywrench

22

Black Lips

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Mark Sultan

24

CoCoComa

25

The Little Killers

26

The Hunches

27

Hormonas

28

Coyote Men

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The Forbidden Tigers

30

Killer Clown

31

Reatards

32

The Flakes

33

Brimstone Howl

34

Compulsive Gamblers

35

Lord High Fixers

36

The Staggers

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jdv666
21 jul 11

wow, I don't know ONE! :)
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ProgRock
21 jul 11

I only know the two solo LPs by Jay Reatard that I really enjoy.
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gnagnera
21 jul 11

The top 5 are UNMISSABLE for those who love the genre, but I recommend reigning sound, jay reatard, and the deadly snakes to everyone instead.
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hjhhjij
18 feb 14

But Garage in the sense that they really play '60s garage rock but in the '90s? Or is there some evolution-contamination?
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gnagnera
18 feb 14

Definitely influenced by punk, at least in most of the bands, I don't like excessive revivalism. In the cases of Dirtbombs, Jack O Fire, Lord High Fixers, Lost Sounds, Monkeywrench, Jay Reatard, reigning Sound, the contamination is not limited to punk, but is much more varied.
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- hjhhjij
  18 feb 14
  
  This is a nice thing, which I will keep in mind if I ever hear someone from those you mentioned.