
Standing Waves No Judy/Pablo Picasso Rauls date unknown
The date and location of Standing Waves playing their song No Judy and the Modern Lovers' song "Pablo Picasso " are unknown.

The date and location of Standing Waves playing their song No Judy and the Modern Lovers' song "Pablo Picasso " are unknown.
For Your Love by Austin punk band the Skunks was a video directed by my old boss at the record store Inner Sanctum. While this bizarro punk video looked as if it was influenced by the movie Caligula, he said he was trying to go for a big production like the early videos on MTV. The stairway scene was shot at night on Mount Bonnell outside of Austin, and the muscle men were recruited from a local gym. The beautiful ingenue cast as the priestess was a clerk from a local store.
Besides the radio broadcast of John Cale at the Armadillo, a tape was recorded from the audience. Walking the Dog is missing from the show on KUT-FM.
The Living End was a garage rock band from Abilene, Texas.
The thingies were a band from Austin, Texas who recorded for the infamous Sonobeat label. Some heavy fuzz on this one!
Texas psych weekend now begins on Friday! Here is Christoper and the Souls from McAllen, Texas. Weird lyrics and fuzz.
Before there was F-Systems, lead singer Lorenda Ash was in the Dilettantes, which consisted of David Rodowick, author of Dawn of the Dead, and the infamous Austin rock journalist Jeff Whittington on bass. She's Cracked was recorded in a basement in early 1979. This tape is all that was ever recorded by the band.
When John Cale played the Armadillo World Headquarters in 1979, I set up a broadcast for my Reverend Neil X Show. Here is the first song Mercenaries from the live set. Big thanks to Mike Fickel for the tape!
The Chickadiesels were a short-lived, female fronted punk band that played Rauls in late 79. This is probably the only known live tape to exist.
Flyght was a band out of Houston Texas. My Pet Spider has some wicked wah wah. Welcome to Texas Psych Weekend.
At the Rauls Reunion in 1988, Sally Norvell's band The Gator Family with Jon Dee Graham on guitar performed the Elevator's song You're Gonna Miss Me. A Reverend Neil X Flashback.
San Antonio Punk band playing their song Apocalypso live at Rauls 1980.
Beginning in October, Texas Psych Weekend will be every day of the week. I have basically run out of Texas Punk from 1977 to 1981. So, I will be concentrating on Texas garage and Psych from 65 to 70.
Beginning in October, Texas Psych Weekend will be every day of the week. I have basically run out of Texas Punk from 1977 to 1981. So, I will be concentrating on Texas garage and Psych from 65 to 70.
The Circus was out of Abiline, Texas. Bad Seed was the flip side to their single Burn Witch Burn.
Welcome to Texas Psych Saturday with another composition by Austin singer-songwriter Rusty Weir and the Wig called Crackin Up.
Terminal Mind playing Bureaucracy at the Street Dance Austin 1980.
The Big Boys at the street dance in Austin 1980.
The Skunks performing their song Don't Push Me Around on ACTV in 1980.
The Mydolls are a Houston band that began playing around the start of 1980 and continues to perform to this day.