Les Monstres Sacrés vous proposent chaque semaine une sélection de leurs nouveautés préférées !   Labels, artistes, envoyez-nous vos sorties à monstres.sacres@yahoo.com       AND THE WINNERS ARE:    1 FAZ WALTZ -  Your Lovin' Really Got Me Wild Du pur rock'n'roll en provenance d'Italie   Your Lovin' Really Got Me Wild de Faz Waltz       2 THE ARMOIRES - Full-On Witch Mode   On aime Halloween en version Christina and Rex      Full-On Witch Mode de The Armoires     3 BOTTLECAP MOUNTAIN - I Wanna Luv U Splendide morceau pour ce groupe d'Austin Everest de Bottlecap Mountain     4 Kyle ROWLAND - You Got The Nerve Of A Brass Monkey Enthousiasmant morceau de blues moderne   5 WITKIN - I Hate My Brain Du rock avec une bonne dose de glam     Things I Might've Said de Witkin 6 Kara GRAINGER - Love Played A Game Superbe soul blues servi par une voix magnifique    ...

THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE : 1967 FIRST AMERICAN TOUR Monterey International Pop Festival, Monterey County Fairgrounds, Montere, CA, le 18/06. Monterey International Pop Festival : Otis Redding, The Jimi Hendrix Experience (LP 2029 Reprise Records, USA, 1970) : The Jimi Hendrix Experience : "Like A Rolling Stone" (Bob Dylan), "Rock Me, Baby" (B.B. King, Joe Josea), "Can You See Me", "Wild Thing" (Chip Taylor). Otis Redding : "Shake" (Sam Cooke), "Respect" (Otis Redding), "I've Been Loving You Too Long" (Otis Redding/Jerry Butler), "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (Jagger/Richards), "Try A Little Tenderness" (Harry Woods/ Jimmy Campbell/Reg Conelly). Producer : Lou Adler, John Philips. Jimi Hendrix-Jimi Plays Monterey - Original Motion Picture Sound Track (LP 1-25358 Reprise Records, USA, 1986) : "Killing Floor" (Chester Burnett), "Foxey Lady", "Like A Rolling Stone...

JOHNNY CASINO is a busy man, so busy that he forgot to answer some of our questions. That's okay, as long as he continues to entertain us solo or with his band ADTEROID B612. Go Johnny Go! Taste question: Which artists have influenced you the most, and what can you tell us examples about this influence? Who is the artist you dislike and why will he/she never influence you? I would say that a combination of Bob Dylan, The Saints, Dr John, Gene Clarke and The Rolling Stones, and all of the above for both musical and lyrical inspiration, they all taught me very early on to be honest and write from the heart or how I feel which can change at any given moment so I like my music to be able to have many sides shapes and colors. There are plenty of bands or artists I have no time for or dislike but to me it would be a waste of time to explain why or spew negative vibes, so let's just say there is a lot of complete manufactured rubbish out there that gets spun to the public as music an...