A little Election Day Music
l3wis I can’t get this song out of my head – I think it is the reggae beat.
Music
South DaCola music club w/ Jason and the Scorchers
Album cover of FERVOR
One of the first “cowpunk” bands, they mixed country twang with fast tempos and crunchy guitars.
I think the Scorchers played the Pomp Room twice? I did attend one of the shows. If you are a Rev. Horton Heat or ShackShakers fan, this album is worth picking up.
South DaCola music club w/ Castle at Zombie Walk
Castle (MPLS) will be headlining ZombieWalk this year with the newly rearranged The Electric Super Wumpus opening the gig.
Music starts at 7 PM
Post of the Living Dead (ZW minus 3)
Zed de la Muerte 
It is my understanding that the undead population is being discriminated against here in Sioux Falls. The MSM outlets are refusing to give voice to the FACT that there is an impending zombie invasion. For too long we have been under the foot of the MAN. This Saturday we should rise up, give a moan in support of undead rights and gather in retaliation. Let our stinking corpses fill the streets in protest of the oppression brought down upon us by the “air breathers”. We’ll have a rountable discussion about these issues and many more Saturday night around 11PM.
South DaCola music club w/ G & R
I wish I would have gotten this album (Lies) before Appetite for Destruction. It has a much rawer sound and you can tell Axl is actually trying.
Review by Ensio N. Mikkola
I am a huge fan of Guns N’Roses (see my slobbering review of “Appetite for Destruction”) and I regret the fact that they imploded just as they had reached their creative peak. Here’s a nice little snapshop of an L.A. hair metal band (with a ‘tude) coming up through the ranks, kicking butt and taking names as they went along.
“Reckless Life”, like the entire A side (I still think of this as a cassette tape) was first released on the unattainable “Live! Like a Suicide EP”. The song just tears your nuts out. There’s some classic Axl wailing and a classic Slash guitar solo. “Nice Boys” is a Rose Tattoo cover and it’s not bad. Kind of rough around the edges. “Move to the City” is another cover but I can’t remember who wrote the original. “Mama Kin” is also a decent cover of an Aerosmith classic. This is pretty standard stuff – one original song and 3 covers. But then we get to the B side. There’s some budding song-writing talent here with the gentle “Patience”, with it’s whistling intro and acoustic guitars. “Used to Love Her” is a hilarious country-ish song about killing and burying your girlfriend in the backyard. “You’re Crazy” would end up on the “Appetite for Destruction” album, amped and speeded up. But this version is superior. “One in a Million” is a controversial song but perhaps one of the Gunners best slow songs. In my opinion, these are the only Guns albums you need to own.