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little match seller- cbgb (by the pawking metahs) [Explicit] by cjdaley [Email]

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Hailing from the Cleveland blue-collar suburb of Parma, the Pawking Metahs (Bob Baniszewki, voc. and gtr ;Billy Panzram, guitar; Ricky Fish, Bass; Eddy "Power" Gein, drums) clearly belonged to the Electric Eels-Dead Boys school of punk. Their lifestyle, erratic and unhealthy to say the least, as well as a radical approach to music that never let technicalities get in the way of a bad idea, seldom got them anything but troubles in the venues where they played, including an homeric fistfight with the audience at a Pirate's Cove show. The dirt-poor-quality 1978 « little match seller » demo, found in the CBGB archives, is the only recorded document we have from the band. This stubborn and unruly celebration of addiction and pimping was to land them a gig, and flyers were even printed, but it was typical of their luck that they disbanded on arriving in N.Y, after having sold their gear to buy heroïn.
Lyrics:
hey you little match seller
I know we're meant for each other
you bought your life from a thrift store
but here any loser can score
Baby baby
spit on me
cos it means you love me
baby baby
stick it in me
it means your really love me
You got bad breath and a bad skin
your torn heart holds with safety pins
but I've got a needle and spoon
and I can send you to the moon
Baby baby
spit on me
cos it means you love me
baby baby
please work for me
it means your really love me
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Never Forgotten &mdash 05/02/08 - 08:04:13 AM
I recently saw a special on VH1 where they interviewed Bob Baniszewki's dad and he mentioned the Pirate Cove show, and his heroin addiction. He also showed some of his amazing water color paintings that he did as a young man. No wonder he OD'd.
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Polka Punk &mdash 05/02/08 - 09:12:08 AM
Hailing from Parma, deez homeboys be Polka Punkers fer sure.
Doze $10 Olson Microphones sure give dem a nice vocal sound.
BTW, it was *Pirate's Cove* (later Peabody's DownUnder). Now, where's dat horse? ;)
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Raw! &mdash 05/02/08 - 11:40:28 AM
YES! &mdash 05/02/08 - 01:26:19 PM
I don't know what to think, but... &mdash 05/02/08 - 02:03:09 PM
nasty &mdash 05/02/08 - 02:40:13 PM
Raw meat for the lions &mdash 05/02/08 - 04:34:17 PM
that's what we got here - brilliant blast of venom and bile perfectly preserved for future generations of nihilists. What could be better? Nothing. Great track [ Reply to This ]
Heh You Win &mdash 05/02/08 - 07:43:50 PM
Best song Ive heard today, Oh man you are the real deal
After hearing this= I feel Like running outside naked into the streets :D
no but seriously love the song! [ Reply to This ]
raw &mdash 05/02/08 - 11:07:29 PM
This has a great raw sound! Nice feedback at the end.
Well Done man! [ Reply to This ]
Pawking Metahs &mdash 05/03/08 - 08:38:36 AM
Hailing from the Cleveland blue-collar suburb of Parma, the Pawking Metahs (Bob Baniszewki, voc. and gtr ;Billy Panzram, guitar; Ricky Fish, Bass; Eddy "Power" Gein, drums) clearly belonged to the Electric Eels-Dead Boys school of punk. Their lifestyle, erratic and unhealthy to say the least, as well as a radical approach to music that never let technicalities get in the way of a bad idea, seldom got them anything but troubles in the venues where they played, including an homeric fistfight with the audience at a Pirate's Cove show. The dirt-poor-quality 1978 little match seller demo, found in the CBGB archives, is the only recorded document we have from the band. This stubborn and unruly celebration of addiction and pimping was to land them a gig, and flyers were even printed, but it was typical of their luck that they disbanded on arriving in N.Y, after having sold their gear to buy heron. [ Reply to This ]
Ever hear The Homosexuals? Almost as god &mdash 05/03/08 - 03:58:31 PM
as this. Great track - perfect mix and excellent vocals. Especially love the lead feedback. [ Reply to This ]
More &mdash 05/04/08 - 11:46:59 AM
buzzcocks callbacks! Fantastic.
That guitar solo sounds like a glitched out synthesizer. How'd you do that? Too cool!
-g [ Reply to This ]
so glad &mdash 05/05/08 - 05:32:25 PM
this is up here. i missed that last show you guys did with Pere Ubu in that kids basement in Des Moines, but I heard it was great. [ Reply to This ]
Very rude &mdash 05/05/08 - 07:37:48 PM
...that guitar is perfect. Probably illegal. No way to treat an expensive musical instrument but it liked it. Great bloody slap of noise - love it! [ Reply to This ]
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Downloaded for future generations.
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