Podcasts about creep records

In this episode we talk to the legendary DJ TOO TUFF of the Tuff Crew. We discuss his early musical influences, how he joined the Tuff Crew, the highs and lows of his long storied career and Philadelphia Hip-Hop. All you deejays and Tuff Crew fans are in for a treat. This episode was recorded live at Creep Records and we would like to thank them for hosting us. Creep Records, 606 N. 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19123..After the episode, if you would like to continue the conversation then join People's Distinctive Travels Plus! PDT+ is a paid subscription where we post additional content not used in the episodes. Consider joining at:www.buzzsprout.com/2049205/supportWe hope you enjoy this episode! Let us know! Join us on our instagram page where you can find edited "vignettes" of the actual discussions that you hear on the podcast @peoples_distinctive_travels .If you would like to delve further and listen to the music that we discuss in the podcast then check out our episode playlists on Spotify. The link is in the bio on the @peoples_distinctive_travels instagram page..Instagram LinksUltramag7: @ultramag7Overlord of Fresh: @overlord_of_freshPodcast theme music and scratching by: DJ SOULBUCK @djsoulbuckSupport the show

The second part of this month’s new release series is admittedly dominated by cover tunes. Great bands such as Superchunk, The Feelies, Cruzados, The Routes, Hayley and the Crushers and the Rick White Archive are featured remaking classics by The Cure, The Minutemen, Buzzcocks, and others.  But the main focus of the covers blasted on tonight’s show is the brand new tribute album to, of course, The Replacements. Let the Bad Times Roll, and it’s definitely worth they hype. “December 2022 I was drinking at the Fishtown Tavern and ‘Can’t Hardly Wait ‘ came on the jukebox, and at that moment I knew this tribute to the Mats needed to happen,” Arik Victor from Creep Records says in a press release. “The next day, we invited all the bands we love.” Of course, tonight’s show is more than cover tunes. We have the return of The Alarm, the second 2023 album by bar italia, and wonderful material from the Netherlends, Australia, Italy, and other countries around the world. As for this week’s edition of “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks”, I admittedly discovered a real treat on YouTube. Baby Shakes have routinely performed the tune as an encore, and this live version I […]

The second part of this month's new release series is admittedly dominated by cover tunes. Great bands such as Superchunk, The Feelies, Cruzados, The Routes, Hayley and the Crushers and the Rick White Archive are featured remaking classics by The Cure, The Minutemen, Buzzcocks, and others.  But the main focus of the covers blasted on tonight's show is the brand new tribute album to, of course, The Replacements. Let the Bad Times Roll, and it's definitely worth they hype. “December 2022 I was drinking at the Fishtown Tavern and ‘Can't Hardly Wait ‘ came on the jukebox, and at that moment I knew this tribute to the Mats needed to happen,” Arik Victor from Creep Records says in a press release. “The next day, we invited all the bands we love.” Of course, tonight's show is more than cover tunes. We have the return of The Alarm, the second 2023 album by bar italia, and wonderful material from the Netherlends, Australia, Italy, and other countries around the world. As for this week's edition of “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks”, I admittedly discovered a real treat on YouTube. Baby Shakes have routinely performed the tune as an encore, and this live version I […]

Dan talks to Crossed Keys member Joshua Alvarez and Dave Adoff about their history in the Philadelphia music and punk/hardcore communities over the years (members come from bands like Kid Dynamite, Step Ahead, Ink & Dagger, Halo of Snakes, Good Riddance, and so many more), their friendship going back to middle school, starting their own record label Dead Satellite Records, and their upcoming LP, 'Believes In You', just in time for the Sing Us Home Festival in Manayunk, May 5th-6th. 'Belives In You' is out May 5th, and available at their Bandcamp, Creep Records, Sell The Heart Records, and wherever you get digital music. 

  Andrew Bedlam talks about 5 bands that had an impact on the PUNK scene, that are not typically thought of as PUNK Godfathers! Also talking about Rob Zombie Movies and some other Halloween titles as well as spinning a few HOLIDAY CLASSICS from the Songs For The Witching Season 7 inch (Creep Records #42) plus tracks from the Misfits and the Unseen!   Go to http://pogocity.com for more!

In this episode, we're back again to play everyone's favorite game show... PUNX POINTS! Arik of Godammit and Creep Records, Andy of Tsunmai Bomb and Sell the Heart Records, and Gayla of Fat Heaven compete to see WHO IS THE MOST PUNK ROCK?!!!

Episode 276, featuring tracks from Orthodox, Worker & Parasite, 18 Fevers, Soul Glo, External Menace, Stick To Your Guns, The Parasitix, and Nothingface. We play a lot of new tracks, play some Creep Records and Violated Records releases, and discuss a great new cover to cover album. Wrapping up the show with metal and nu metal.

I am joined by Mikey Erg of The Ergs!, Worriers, Dirt Bike Annie, The Dopamines and a million other bands to discuss new releases from The Ergs plus-Playing in The Ergs AND Dirt Bike Annie Mikeys first ever tour-Growing up in a recording studio-What part of the country embraced The Ergs! early on-Playing South By Southwest next month-How Mikey joined Worriers and The Dopamines-Singing and drumming at the same time-Choosing what Replacements song to cover for a tribute album-How punk rock entered Mikeys life and much more!Follow Mikey Erghttps://mikeyerg.bandcamp.comhttps://theergs.bandcamp.comhttps://twitter.com/mikeyerghttps://www.instagram.com/mikeyerghttps://www.facebook.com/mikeyergmusicCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_MgThanks to this weeks sponsor - Disctopia!https://disctopia.com

This week Jeremy interviews Rickie Mazzotta - Drummer of mewithoutYou Jeremy spoke to Rickie days before mewithoutYou embarked on tour and talked touring pre-covid, overnight drives, tour rehearsals, Dr Dre's The Chronic, Dookie, faux grunge, Lollapooza 94, his first drum kit, Weezer's Blue album, first bands, how he met the members of mewithoutYou, their early recordings and shows, Creep Records in Philadelphia, I Never Said I Was Brave and Kickstart Audio, signing to Tooth & Nail, Recording A to B Life with J.Robbins, coming to L.A. to meet Brad Wood to record Catch For Us the Foxes, Sunny Day Real Estate, self releasing Ten Stories, punks and money, the first time Jeremy saw mewithoutYou, and so much more!  For a bonus episode where Rickie answers questions submitted by subscribers - Subscribe to the Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod

Grieving Eucalyptus was a three-piece band from Berks County, PA who combined the sounds of Buddy Holly, garage rock, and punk-pop groups like The Buzzcocks and the Rezillos. That’s the write-up that Angelo gave me and I’m sticking to it. Their name has come up a few times in the previous interviews like Chuck from Weston, Josh from the Overdrives, Arik from Creep Records, Jessie from Weston, and a ton more. To be honest I forget exactly which interviews they were mentioned but you can go back to those episodes and let me know. After some scheduling issues on my part, I got Angelo on the phone and this is what we talked about: Who from the PA scene did he go to college with Skinheads in the scene Getting on Kevin seconds record label The scene in Western PA His letter to Superchunk His band Sadaharu The Every time I Die Story His record store with his wife And a ton more If you’re in Lancaster PA check out his brother’s record store Mr. Suit Records.  If you market aggressively on Instagram Stories and want custom stickers then go here to get custom stickers or just email mike@drive80.com and I can send you samples. These are great for B2C companies and Realtors. Feel free to support the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon Or go to thiswasthescene.com to possibly buy some merch.

Today on the show we welcome Trey Galyon Twitter/Instagram: @treygalyon www.treygalyon.com Buy his comedy album Live at Creep Records! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephan-straw/support

Tom Martin is a Pennsylvania legend known for his time in Third Year Freshmen and Throttle Jockey with Brian from Plow United. I’ve talked about Tom on so many episodes that I just had to get him on here. And it was completely worth it. If you get a chance to look up his newer stuff on Spotify because it’s really fucking good. I added Summer Legs to my personal playlist and can’t get that damn song out of my head. I got Tom on the phone and this is what we talked about Hair Metal Recording super weird music as a teenager Lollapalooza Calling the Villanova Radio show on Saturday nights Going to the halloween party at Arik from Creep Records house Meeting Weston for the first time How he became Crazy Tom Martin Keeping food in his wallet The Good Riddance Show Tom Big Wig’s last show with Felix Frump Forming Throttle Jockey Playing with Anal Cunt The Flash Paper story Chris Gethard And a SHIT ton more Submit your cool story here. TODAY'S SPONSOR jvi mobile marketing has been in business since 2012. Founded by former member of New Jersey pop-punk band RedRover and creator of the North Jersey pop-punk Facebook group, he has been building a digital marketing agency that has grown to over 100 clients from all around the country. The agency specializes in all sorts of digital marketing for local small businesses. Whether you need a logo, website, automation, Facebook ads, or just more traffic and better rankings for your business, Jay and his team will work with you to find the best and most affordable solution. To learn more, contact JVI Mobile today at 866-587-3837 or visit www.jvimobile.com Check out my new website! -->>> thiswasthescene.com If you’d like to support the podcast you can donate as little as $1 a month through Patreon by going to thiswasthescene.com and click on the button at the top of the page that says Click HERE FOR BONUS MATERIAL. As a Patron, you get access to bonus material that regular podcast subscribers do not. OR you can do a one-time donation by clicking the DONATE button.   

Discount was an American punk rock band that formed in Vero Beach, Florida, in 1995 and disbanded in 2000. Before disbanding, the group's members relocated to Gainesville, Florida, where they performed their last show in August 2000. They released three full-length albums, several EPs, and two b-side collections. Members have gone on to form The Dead Weather, The Kills, The Kitchen, Black Cougar Shock Unit, Unitas, The Routineers, The Draft, Laserhead, Stolen Parts, and Monikers. Living with Chris from Hot Water Music Almost killing my friends' wives at a Sunny Day Show Using Dialer devices to make free phone calls on the road Knowing Alison because she was his neighbor Touring while they were in High School Touring with Less than Jake and Hot Water Music Half Fiction Doing a long ass tour for the break-up Allison’s new band The Kills And a ton more Here is a link to Ryan's new endeavor - northernelectriclighting.com This episode is sponsored by Creep Records the best record store in Philadelphia. You can order online at creeprecords.com for a 5 dollar flat rate shipping fee on as many records that you buy. They also have a smoke shop where you can buy fun shaped glass pipes to enjoy all of that tobacco that you buy on the streets. Fun Fact, you can listen to my interview with Arik who owns Creep. Just scroll down to Episode 37.  Check out the new merch on the thiswasthescene.com Check out my new book “How To Get Divorced. A Guide for people currently going through some shit.” You can download a free copy at YourDailyBred.com. If you’d like to support the podcast you can donate as little as $1 a month through Patreon by going to thiswasthescene.com and click on the button at the top of the page that says Click HERE FOR BONUS MATERIAL. As a Patron, you get access to bonus material that regular podcast subscribers do not.  OR you can do a one-time donation by clicking the DONATE button. 

My Pal Trigger were a punk/emo band from the great state of Fl. Their members were  David, Jack, Jeremy, and Thomas Ellison. You most likely saw them playing a lot of shows in the late 90s with Discount. You can find a bunch of their stuff on ashtraymonumentcol.wixsite.com I reached out to David and Jack, asked if they’d like to chat, they were thrilled and this is what we talked about: Destroying punk houses on tour The new Metal version of My Pal Trigger Jack meeting his drum teacher in a random parking lot The schoolhouse venue in Fl Talking about the Jersey scene The enormous size of Florida Chooch Long ass drives on tour Wesley Willis The rope swing story And a ton more This episode is sponsored by Creep Records the best record store in Philadelphia. You can order online at creeprecords.com for a 5 dollar flat rate shipping fee on as many records that you buy. They also have a smoke shop where you can buy fun shaped glass pipes to enjoy all of that tobacco that you buy on the streets. Fun Fact, you can listen to my interview with Arik who owns Creep. Just scroll down to Episode 37.  Jack's current band - https://badyeardenverco.bandcamp.com   Down By Law's Bandcamp - https://downbylawpunk.bandcamp.com David's company - https://e3motorcycles.com Check out the new merch on the thiswasthescene.com  

Plow United is an American punk rock who formed in Wilmington, Delaware in 1992. They played fast punk rock with pop, thrashcore and hardcore influences. Their lyrics are sometimes labeled "emo" postfact. Band members are Brian McGee (vocals and guitar), Sean Rule (drums) and Joel Tannenbaum (bass). In 1996, the band recorded and released their second record ("Goodnight Sellout"), and received attention from major labels. They declined to pursue a career in rock and roll, however, and in 1997 the band broke up at the height of its popularity. In 1998 Creep Records released a posthumous third LP ("Narcolepsy"), a darker take on the band's loose, aggressive pop-punk sound. In 1998, Plow United reformed to play three shows in New York and Pennsylvania to promote the release of "Narcolepsy". They got back together in 2011 to play some shows including Gainesville. Florida’s FEST, and recorded a full length in 2012 called Marching band. Arik from Creep Records said I should reach out to Brian. I did and here’s what we talk about: Their “show” with Busta Rhymes Playing in the High School band having an influence on Plow Who was the main songwriter in the band Throttle Jockey hair on fire story The Bouncing Souls Their time on Creep Records How they have a ton of merch left over Making merch to help save Day Laborers His chance to sing in a little band called Kid Dynamite Square Dancing And a ton more If you're in Carrboro check out his new store  Before we begin, this week’s episode is sponsored by my animation company drive80. IF you’re a marketing company in need of someone to turn your graphics into video then check out my website drive80.com to see some of my work. Before we begin, this week’s episode is sponsored by my animation company drive 80 studios. If you’re a marketing company in need of someone to turn your graphics into video then check out my website drive80.com to see some of my work.   If you’d like to support the podcast you can donate as little as $1 a month through Patreon by going to thiswasthescene.com and click on the button at the top of the page that says Click HERE FOR BONUS MATERIAL. As a Patron, you get access to bonus material that regular podcast subscribers do not.  OR you can do a one-time donation by clicking the DONATE button.  Feel free to subscribe, leave a review and share this with anyone who would love some nostalgia. With that said, let’s get started.

Creep Records began as a record label started by Arik Victor in 1993 and has since expanded to a retail space, recording studio, and screenprinting.  Their roots are in punk and hardcore, putting out releases in our early years from the likes of The Bouncing Souls, Plow United, Violent Society, All Else Failed and more.  The tales of the Creep House in West Chester have become that of legend, building a bond and community that lives and grows to this day.  However, they have always been a label that puts out the music they truly love, regardless of genre.  I heard of Creep Records when I was in my late teens because my friends found out about this band called Plow United. Plow would be on heavy rotation in my buddy Lucc’s silver Ford Probe when we would drive from Jefferson, NJ to either the Rockaway mall, Jefferson Diner, Greenpond, Flipside Records or the many shows we attended. Alan Rappaport mentioned Creep Records in episode 24 and it made me think, well shit, I need to interview Arik. So I did and this is what we talk about: 80s hip hop NWA and 2 live crew The scariness of metal shows How he started recording bands Using a house party to get bands to record with him Creating Creep Records because of Plow United Getting taken advantage of by distributors Passing on the first Bigwig release His process for signing a band Why bands can’t reunite after 20 years and make it a full-time gig Tower Records having a positive effect on the music industry Hopes of punk rock saving the country Opening his record store And a ton more   Check out my comic and my book. If you’d like to support the podcast you can donate as little as $1 a month through Patreon by going to thiswasthescene.com and click on the button at the top of the page that says Click HERE FOR BONUS MATERIAL. As a Patron you get access to bonus material that regular podcast subscribers do not.  OR you can do a one time donation by click the DONATE button. OR you don’t have to donate shit and just keep listening each week.

In this episode, Shaner mourns the loss of a childhood friend, in his own way. The boys discuss Mascuilli's "ass showing" tour he decided to go on throughout Philly. They also discuss the return of Nobody Died on 2/10 at Creep Records.

Juicy Karkass is a rappin' ass punk from Portland, OR. On this episode we get into how he got started in the rap game, plus Star Trek, comics and literature, time travel, violence and non-violence. Check out his music at www.juicykarkass.bandcamp.com Tracks we heard: Who's He? This episode is brought to you by Lehigh Valley Apparel Creations. An Allentown, PA based screen printing company run for and by punk rockers! www.xlvacx.com You can also support this podcast by shopping in the Mad Conductor merch store and purchasing MC music on BandCamp and I-Tunes! www.madconductor.bigcartel.com www.madconductor.bandcamp.com See Mad Conductor live: 12/15/17 at Creep Records in Philadelphia, PA 12/16/17 at Chameleon Club (Lizard Lounge) in Lancaster, PA 12/30/17 at Stehley's in Nazareth, PA (For Mad Conductor booking or to advertise on this podcast e-mail: mcdevlin@themadconductor.com) This episode is also brought to you by Nazareth Shaolin-Do, a Kung Fu and Tai Chi school run by MC Devlin. Classes are held at Nazareth Center for the Arts (30 Belvidere St. Nazareth, PA) Join us for a free trial class! Contact: NazarethShaolin@gmail.com for more info www.facebook.com/nazarethshaolin

Robber's Roost is a punk influenced rag-time folk band from Washington state. Speaking with us today are guitarist and vocalist Mark Paschen and banjo player and vocalist Wren Carter. They are preparing to release a new album, Sinking Ship, December 18th. It is their first self-produced album, created between tours. In this podcast we discuss their unique instrumentation, Mark's experiences hopping trains, aliens & mind control, and Wren and Mark's life living in the tour van with their two dogs, plus a bunch of other more stuff. They are incredibly kind and very cool people. Enjoy! www.robbersroost.bandcamp.com Tracks we heard: The Truth is Out There (From "Sinking Ship", previously unreleased) Sharlet's Rag (From "Swallow Your Fears") This episode is brought to you by Lehigh Valley Apparel Creations. An Allentown, PA based screen printing company run for and by punk rockers! www.xlvacx.com You can also support this podcast by shopping in the Mad Conductor merch store and purchasing MC music on BandCamp and I-Tunes! www.madconductor.bigcartel.com www.madconductor.bandcamp.com See Mad Conductor live: 12/9/17 at The Gateway in Brooklyn, NY 12/15/17 at Creep Records in Philadelphia, PA 12/16/17 at Chameleon Club (Lizard Lounge) in Lancaster, PA 12/30/17 at Stehley's in Nazareth, PA (For Mad Conductor booking or to advertise on this podcast e-mail: mcdevlin@themadconductor.com) This episode is also brought to you by Nazareth Shaolin-Do, a Kung Fu and Tai Chi school run by MC Devlin. Classes are held at Nazareth Center for the Arts (30 Belvidere St. Nazareth, PA) Join us for a free trial class! Contact: NazarethShaolin@gmail.com for more info www.facebook.com/nazarethshaolin

Billy Kelly is a grammy nominated musician, singer/songwriter, comedian, artist, graphic designer, and awesome dude. He started his career as rowdy man Earl Pickens with his band The Black Mountain Mauraders in the East Village of NYC's rowdy bar scene during the early 2000s antifolk movement. A few years later he found great success with a run of children's albums His album "Trees", a collaboration with Molly Ledford, earned the duo a grammy nomination. He released a new album titled "On" in September 2017 as Billy Kelly With A Band. https://billykellymusic.com/ Tracks We Heard: The Legend of Johnny Box (From "Is This Some Kind Of Joke?) To The Woods (From "Trees") This Christian Nation (From "On") This episode is brought to you by Lehigh Valley Apparel Creations. An Allentown, PA based screen printing company run for and by punk rockers! www.xlvacx.com You can also support this podcast by shopping in the Mad Conductor merch store and purchasing MC music on BandCamp and I-Tunes! www.madconductor.bigcartel.com www.madconductor.bandcamp.com See Mad Conductor live: 12/9/17 at The Gateway in Brooklyn, NY 12/15/17 at Creep Records in Philadelphia, PA 12/16/17 at Chameleon Club (Lizard Lounge) in Lancaster, PA 12/30/17 at Stehley's in Nazareth, PA (For Mad Conductor booking or to advertise on this podcast e-mail: mcdevlin@themadconductor.com) This episode is also brought to you by Nazareth Shaolin-Do, a Kung Fu and Tai Chi school run by MC Devlin. Classes are held at Nazareth Center for the Arts (30 Belvidere St. Nazareth, PA) Join us for a free trial class! Contact: NazarethShaolin@gmail.com for more info www.facebook.com/nazarethshaolin

What a great time I had with one of the owner/operators of Creep Records, Mark Tawney. We broadcasted live on facebook from Creep Stage. We covered everything from Art to egos in the art world. Marks love of art is what really inspired this multifunctional store.  Creep Records began as a record label in 1993 and has since expanded to a retail space in the Piazza in Northern Liberties. The record store portion of our store is vinyl-focused.  We also have CDs and cassettes.  While many record stores focus mainly on used vinyl, our store maintains a true balance between new vinyl and a constant influx of quality used vinyl.  Our selectection has genres ranging from indie and punk to metal and hip hop. Our focus has and always will be on bringing in great music to the store, whether its mainstream or underground, and our customers having a great record shopping experience. Stay tuned for an upcoming Comedy Fundraiser Show for #TuffysFight. 

This week's episode takes a look at Brand New's new single "I Am a Nightmare," the new Chorus logo, the changes at Twitter, how Bandcamp is doing, and Riot Fest. Sponsor:Creep Records: Check out the latest release from JANK and make sure to use the promo code CHORUSMENDSBROKENHEARTS for 10% off your purchase in their webstore. Hosts + More: Jason Tate Thomas Nassiff @encorepodcast Subscribe on iTunes: chr.us/encoretunes Show Archive: chorus.fm/encore If you like our show, please rate it in iTunes, recommend it in Overcast, and tell some friends about it -- it really does help! Thank you so much for listening. If you have any questions you'd like us to talk about on air, please use the hashtag #askEncore on Twitter.

This week's episode looks at The Story So Far kicking a fan, a discussion of our favorite bands growing up and if we still listen to them, what services we use to discover new music, why Jason posts about mainstream music these days, Taylor Swift and Jimmy Eat World, and Moose Blood signing with Hopeless Records. We end with some talk about Green Day, Blink-182, and we wonder why Avatar is going to have way too many movies. Sponsors:Creep Records: Creep Records are a great record shop and record label out of Philadelphia. They're putting out JANK's 'Awkward Pop Songs' on vinyl and you can use promo code CHORUSMENDSBROKENHEARTS for a discount.AP.net Logo Pin: Get a commemorative AP.net logo pin at Hard Rock's Online Rock Shop. Hosts + More:Jason TateThomas Nassiff@encorepodcast Subscribe on iTunes: chr.us/encoretunes Show Archive: chorus.fm/encore If you like our show, please rate it in iTunes, recommend it in Overcast, and tell some friends about it -- it really does help! Thank you so much for listening. If you have any questions you'd like us to talk about on air, please use the hashtag #askEncore on Twitter.

This week we return with a a visit to Creep Records in Northern Liberties, a discourse on the entomology of a certain holiday's nickname, another visit with the 60's garage rock, smooth sounds of the 70's and a whole heapin pile of teenage love.