#Handsome Dick Manitoba

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Handsome Dick Manitoba & Iggy Pop - 1973.

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[punkrockhistory]

47 years ago

Handsome Dick Manitoba of The Dictators, Mark Perry of the punk fanzine Sniffin Glue and Joan Jett of The Runaways in London, England, November 1977.

Photo by Bob Gruen

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[mywifeleftme]

118: The Psychotic Turnbuckles // Lunar Chik

Lunar Chik The Psychotic Turnbuckles 1989, Rattlesnake

The Psychotic Turnbuckles were a Sydney-based garage/punk band active through the ‘80s and early ‘90s, and a good example of how time can blur a gag into a myth. The Turnbuckles (named for the points where the ropes in a boxing or wrestling ring are anchored to the posts) claimed they were former American professional wrestlers who’d turned to rock ‘n’ roll, and their Wikipedia page credulously restates this backstory, but I have my doubts. Despite using ring names and dressing in loud Macho Man-esque Zubaz tights and silly wigs (which just made them look like a hair band), there’s no evidence of any of the ‘buckles ever actually locking it up.

(This isn't from the EP we're reviewing, but you gotta look at these guys to get it.)

More probably they were doing a Handsome Dick Manitoba thing and riffing on the considerable rock ‘n’ wrestling crossover during the period. Over time, the joke was repeated often enough as fact, and it’s the story anyone taking a cursory look at the band comes away with. At any rate, they were probably a blast live, and some of their recordings (like buzzsaw debut EP Destroy Dull City) do a reasonable job of capturing a workaday party band in full lather. The EP I’ve got, Lunar Chik, isn’t one of their finest. The production’s a little cleaner than I’d like (especially the drums), and none of the originals rises to the level of the debut’s “Groove to the Eye” or their version of The Novas’ “The Crusher.” Our highlight is a serviceable cover of the Sonics’ “Strychnine,” but overall it’s neither as goofy as you’d want from a band pretending to be wrestlers, nor as much of a party.

118/365

[julio-viernes]

Los Dictators, adalides de la mejor "brutal youth", a tope de garrulos a pesar de las más que sensibles bajas de Scott Kempner y "Handsome Dick" Manitoba, han hecho un LP homónimo bastante convincente. Lo que sea con tal de volver a escuchar "riffear" a Ross The Boss, más esencial que nunca en el sonido general de la banda. Los Dictadores son la quintaesencia del eterno "sábado a la noche" (ya cobré...). Cuantas bandas quisieran poseer el sonido y el espíritu de canciones como "My Imaginary Friend", "God Damn New York" o "Sweet Joey", sí, dedicada a Joey Ramone. Quien tuvo retuvo.

La "hermandad del cülto dictatorial" se ha plasmado, además, en una versión de "Transmaniacon MC" que no me gusta tanto como el espacial original de BÖC. Hubiera sido mejor, creo, atacar las menos esotéricas y más sencillas "This Ain´t the Summer of Love"; "Dominance and Submission", que, de hecho, tocan en directo, incluso "Let Go", ésta les apetecería más (un cover de "Delirious" de Heavy Metal Kids, que les pega, hubiera sido, pues eso, el delirio, jeje). Dictators en lo suyo, el punk- metal- pop, son únicos, y este LP, aunque los tengan mejores, una nueva descarga de poderosa "good time music".

[maximuswolf]

The weirdest and the best names in all of music #4

The weirdest and the best names in all of music #4 Well well, look what we have, more bands with bizarre names. Will this ever end? Maybe not. But anyway, part 4 of the weirdest and the best names in all of music. Here they are: Sweet Children (better known today as Green Day) Rainbow Kitten Surprise (this name doesn't fit with their sound) Finger Eleven (previously: Rainbow Butt Monkeys. Another atrocious name) Live (a name impossible to search on Google) Infant Annihilator (of course it's a metal band) The Academy Is... (... is what?) Men I Trust (show me how you trust them) Cat Rapes Dog (oh... oh no...) Rectal Smegma (ew) Let's Eat Grandma (commas matter) Slightly Stoopid (perfectly fits them) Throbbing Gristle (ouch) Cherry Poppin' Daddies (nice) Dying Fetus (on the same vein as Infant Annihilator) Fat Freddy's Drop (don't be mad at me kiwis) 3 (not 1, not 2, but 3) 3.2 (3 and something else) Five Finger Death Punch (eh...) Disco-Tex & His Sex-O-Lettes (bruh) Excrementory Grindfuckers (no words) OGRE YOU ASSHOLE (don't disrespect shrek like that) Car Seat Headrest (great thing to name your band after) Neutral Milk Hotel (what does that mean?) Brand New (brand new bad name) Krasnoznamyonnaya Diviziya Imeni Moej Babushki (Russian indie band. Good luck pronouncing that name) Handsome Dick Manitoba (fabulous) Big Dick (it's not mine) Soccer Mommy (volleyball daddy) Begging For Incest (German metal band) The Child Molesters (you could've chosen any other name!) Bhad Bhabie (cash me outside, how about that?) I'm from Barcelona (they're from Sweden) Well that's enough bizarre names for today. Part 5 soon. Thanks for reading! Submitted June 01, 2024 at 07:00AM by EveryMix4008 https://ift.tt/dZbXIy1 via /r/Music

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Stereo Embers The Podcast: Handsome Dick Manitoba (The Dictators)

Thursdays 2pm-3pm EST 11pm-12pm PDT 7pm-8pm BST bombshellradio.com stereoembersmagazine.com Stereo Embers Magazine #StereoEmbers, #podcast, #RadioShow, #AlexGreen, #Nowplaying, #BombshellRadio, #StereoEmbersThePodcast Repeats Fridays 1am EST and Sundays 11am EST "Bloodbrothers" The Bronx-born Richard Blum took his love of wrestling and Catskill Mountains humor and created Handsome Dick Manitoba, the wildly charismatic frontman of the legendary proto-punk outfit The Dictators. Along with his childhood best friend Scott Kempner, Andy Shernoff, Ross Friedman and Stu Boy King, The Dictators tore out of the gate with all the fuel-injected energy of the MC5, and absolutely demolished the stage with high octane live shows that were nothing short of legendary. Although not huge commercial successes, albums like Go Girl Crazy! and Manifest Destiny were instant classics and still sound as urgent and alive as they did over 40 years ago. So why weren't they commercial successes? I don't know. The Ramones had their leather jackets, and The New York Dolls had their sleazy glamour, but hook of The Dictators was a mystery? I mean, come on--a fevered cultural cauldron of cars, girls, television, and raging weekends, The Dictators' hook was simple: it was an adrenalized and fevered vision of the modern world, simplified into three minute blasts of feral punk wrath. But it was also funny. A big Jewish flex of humor and irony, The Dictators weren't messing around about messing around. They were enjoying themselves. Using an updated blast of Borscht Belt comedy with youthful frustration, The Dictators weren't a high concept band--they were economical in their approach and somehow this went over a lot of people's heads and even though their members had nicknames like Top Ten or The Boss or... Handsome Dick Manitoba, they were taken literally and not ironically and the point of the fun was totally missed. They covered The Stooges and Sonny and Cher, they even took a gleeful stab at California Sun--not too shabby for kids from New York, Look, the songs are as timeless and anything The Ramones or The Dolls ever did, and their lack of massive success seems a huge generational oversight, but what can one do? The band dissolved like bands do, Handsome Dick later fronted Manitoba's Wild Kingdom, fronted a later iteration of The MC5 and is now playing under his own name with a killer band behind him. www.handsomedickmanitoba.com www.bombshellradio.com (http://www.bombshellradio.com) www.stereoembersmagazine.com (http://www.stereoembersmagazine.com) www.alexgreenbooks.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com Read the full article

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TX TOUR: HANDSOME DICK MANITOBA (DICTATORS SINGER 1974-2019) TO IGNITE TEXAS WITH PUNK ROCK LEGACY

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THE DICTATORS

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Bruce Springsteen at the Palladium, September 19, 1978, by Lynn Goldsmith.

Bruce is wearing a t-shirt for New York punk legends The Dictators for the encore, “Born To Run”, which he dedicated to “HD and the boys” -- HD being Dictators lead singer Handsome Dick Manitoba, who shared some details about the evening linked in the source for this post. Bruce actually makes an uncredited appearance on The Dictators’ 1978 album Bloodbrothers, opening the album with the count-in for “Faster and Louder”.

[punkrockhistory]

46 years ago

Handsome Dick Manitoba of The Dictators, Mark Perry of the punk fanzine Sniffin Glue and Joan Jett of The Runaways in London, England, November 1977.

Photo by Bob Gruen

#punk #punks #punkrock #thedictators #joanjett #womanofpunk #history #punkrockhistory

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[weneverlearn]

The Last Time I Saw Lou Reed

In early October, 2013, my girlfriend and I went to the John Varvatos store on the Bowery -- formerly CBGB. Mick Rock and Lou Reed were there to have a sit down chat about Rock’s new book, a collection of images taken for and around Reed’s classic album, Transformer. It was one of those shmancy $400 tomes that I clearly couldn’t afford, but I could finagle myself on the press list for this event. 

I first met Lou Reed after his show at the Palace Theater in Columbus, Ohio in March, 1989. It was the second time I’d seen him live, and a better show overall than the Cleveland appearance on the Mistrial tour.  I was up in the the first row of the balcony, and by the encore I had my leg over the railing and was bashing my heel against it so hard, pieces of the old molding were cracking off and falling down on the fans below. Oh well, that’s rock’n’roll, in a big theater anyway. I was used to seeing favorite bands at dive bars.

A friend and I hung out by the backstage door with about 30 people, that then dwindled to about 12 by the time Lou came sauntering out about an hour and a half after the show. And despite all the infamous stories of his grumpiness, he walked over to a minivan, slid the door open, and sat there signing a stack of press glossies for the obsessives who remained. I asked him humbly, “So, what can you say about your relationship with Lester Bangs?” He simply responded, “Uh, we were very famous friends.” 

“Busload of Faith” video, shot at the March, 1989 Columbus show

I also said hey to him at three different book reading/signing events in NYC in the 2000s, after I moved to Brooklyn in 2004. 

And initially this Varvatos store event was just another chance to see Lou wax acerbic. But this one seemed immediately different. For one, it was a private event. And two, while I’d heard Lou had been sick, once he and Mick Rock sat down, it was obvious Lou was in rough shape. Pardon my crappy cell phone photos of the moment, but he looked distinctly gaunt and his face was very sallow. Also, the crowd wasn’t the usual fanboys and a couple Village Voice reporters. The place was packed with older friends and family, and some famous faces. The vibe in the room was noticeably, well, less promotional and more reverent.

I’m realizing as I write this that I may have written in my blog about this event before. I guess I’ll chalk up this revisit to its impression on me...

Once Rock and Reed sat down, the conversation started stilted and awkward, for two who’d known each other for 40+ years. But it quickly smoothed out, and for all the times I saw Lou speak, he was as chatty and upbeat as any of them. Unlike the usual Lou Q&As, this one was much more lovey-dovey -- not a descriptive usually used for Lou Reed. Every so often, one of the two would say something about, “...I really love this man,” and they’d stand up and hug. There was Laurie Anderson and Danny Fields, sitting about five feet away, never taking their eyes off Lou. I really just wanted to enjoy the discussion, but you couldn’t quell the impression you were at a living wake.

The reliably hilarious Handsome Dick Manitoba (the Dictators) was creeping around trying to get closer to the table and take phone pix. At once point Lou yalps, “Hey, you wanna hear what we have to say or just take pictures? Get the hell outta here!” And Manitoba was escorted out, as he yelled out, “Hey, I’ve known you for years, man!!” The whole moment was a kind of performance metaphor for Lou’s preeminence as a NYC icon, and Manitoba’s as a second-rung grasper. At the same time though, it worked as some needed levity, a perfect punk moment of denting the over-seriousness of the situation.

After it ended -- and it was a solid hour -- Mick and Lou ducked into some back room, but people hung around the shop, and there were more hugs and “How ya been?!”s. I even got to meet Salman Rushdie. Salman Rushdie does not show up at just any ol’ book release.

Not a month later, I was at a record show, perusing a crate, pulled out a Lou LP, and the dealer says, “Oh man, did you hear?” 

As far as I know, that book event was Lou Reed’s last public appearance.