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Ah, Ramrock Records! Just saying the name makes you want to nod your head and shake your hips. This groovy label has a rich history that grooves to its own beat, filled with colorful characters, funky sounds, and some seriously laugh-out-loud moments. So grab a drink, sit back, and let’s take a wild ride through the world of Ramrock!
Ramrock Records rolled onto the scene in the late ’60s. Picture it: flower power was in full swing, vinyl records were spinning everywhere, and musicians were pioneering new ways to express themselves through sound. It was the perfect breeding ground for something fresh – enter Ramrock!
Founded by music enthusiasts who believed in giving artists a platform to showcase their unique styles, Ramrock quickly became synonymous with innovation. They weren’t just about commercial success; they wanted music that moved people both physically and emotionally.
From funky beats to rock riffs woven seamlessly into psychedelic soundscapes, if it grooved hard enough to get people on their feet or thinking deeply about life – you bet they released it! Early artists like The Cosmic Chameleons made waves in the scene with their mind-bending mixes while The Electric Jellybeans dished out tunes that felt like pure joy wrapped around guitar solos.
One thing we love about Ramrock artists is how they weren’t afraid to push boundaries—and often did so with hilarious consequences! Take Ziggy Stardust Jr., for example. His famed live shows involved crowd surfing on inflatable rafts while dressed as various fruits from his “Tropical Vibes” album cover—yes folks, banana suits included!
Then there’s Fuzzy Wuzzy, who recorded an entire album using nothing but instruments he found at thrift stores around town—his rendition of “Jingle Bells” played entirely on spoons? Gold!
As we cruised into the ‘70s—the golden age of disco—the funk just kept getting funkier! In this decade alone ,the catchiest hooks met soulful rhythms; think classic tracks that still make us move today.
And let’s not forget notable antics: Bobby Bootstraps, known for his incredible harmonica skills (and somewhat questionable fashion sense), once got locked inside a juke box during one late-night session after trying too hard for perfect acoustics… He emerged two days later claiming he had invented “juke-box blues!”
By the ‘80s and ‘90s,Ramrock evolved beyond its roots. Hip-hop began creeping into every groove imaginable; collaborations blossomed left and right creating unprecedented fusion between genres—a trend still thriving today.
This era brought forth musical marvels such as DJ Starlight who somehow managed not only spin records but also mix salad dressings live during concerts (first fan recipe book anyone?). Meanwhile legendary duo Breadstick & Marinara Sauce captured fans’ hearts (and tastebuds) worldwide with their song “Saucy Nights.”
Fast forward into our current sonic landscape—Ramrock keeps evolving without losing touch with what started it all: creativity at its core intertwined with fun-loving vibes echoing from each note created under this label.
Today you’ll find eclectic talents ranging from synth-wave pioneers demanding dance floors be paved hard before noon all whilst busting out puns more delightful than any grape jam spreadable confectionery can offer—to indie darlings singing tunes sure make even grumpy cats tap toes compulsively aiming high towards greatness amidst laughter-filled jams aplenty!
What would this journey be without those quirky little stories?
Did you know Velvet Sock Puppet, famous for his mime performances alongside melodies recorded an album where he only sings lyrics using sock puppets? Yes indeed!
There’s also Crazy Carl, notorious within rival circles not because of musical talent—but rather infamous “Carrot Top” hairstyle which led him straight into sitcom stardom instead! But hey—who’s judging when you’re having all THAT FUN?
And let’s talk about secret shows organized under ridiculous pseudonyms–rumor has it Ziggy Stardust Jr.’s alter ego performed once disguised simply as “Random Guy From Your Neighborhood.” Surprise surprise—they sold out instantly due precisely NOT knowing what they’d come across jazz-wise whatsoever!
In Conclusion
So there you have it—a snapshot glance at Ramrock Records! Through thick & thin come wild decades where beats drop heavy yet leave light humor accompanying memorable tales that simply can’t be forgotten anytime soon🎶✨ Whether poking fun at ourselves unravel hilarity tucked away within creative processes born multi-generationally expressed—all represents vibrant artistry finally realizing why music matters…
Keep on rocking folks because life itself is meant explore notes unknown dancing free amongst rhythms crafted here gracefully throughout history 🌈✌️
Hercules – North Street West ‘Holyvoodou’ Vocal Remix – Ramrock
Hercules – LP Version – Ramrock
Hercules – North Street West 'Holyvoodou' Vocal Remix – Ramrock