The Dogs - Teen Slime FULL ALBUM Iowa Punk 1973 - 1977

[@josephedwards4325]

One of the best albums I've ever heard.

[@uglyaudio9161]

I can’t stop listening to this. It’s perfect. Thank you so much for posting.

[@jarrettgardner0628]

At least 3 bands in late 1960s - early 1970s under the band moniker of "The Dogs"... 1. The Dogs (aka Detroit Dogs) - Lansing, Michigan Formed 1968 Main Man - Loren Molinare Also moved band to Detroit in 1973, New York City in 1974, Los Angeles in 1976, & London, England in 1978. Toured United Kindgom & Ireland in 1978. Released 2 reunion albums. Most notable releases - "John Rock" 7" 1976 "Slash Your Face" 7" 1978 "Fed Up!" LP 2000 (1970's unreleased recordings but not both singles) 2. Dogs (aka Les Dogs) - Rouen, France Formed 1973 Main Man - Dominique Laboubée Released several albums into the 1980's. Most notable releases - "Charlie Was A Good Boy" 7" 1977 "Go Where You Want To Go" 12" 1978 "Different" LP 1979 "Rehearsals 1974" 2016 (1974 unreleased recordings) 3. The Dogs - Decorah, Iowa Formed - 1973 Main Man - Jody Koenig Most notable releases - "Rot 'n' Roll" 7" 1977 "Teen Slime" LP 1999 (1970's unreleased recordings + single) All 3 "The Dogs" bands were influenced by Psychedelic Stooges (aka The Stooges aka Iggy and the Stooges) and inspired to create band moniker after Stooges song, "I Wanna Be Your Dog".

[@josephsinsalot]

Love your insight, thanks for sharing

[@black2com]

Also, for a short period in the early seventies the Flamin' Groovies changed their name to the Dogs!

[@harveycasey1900]

This album fcuking ROCKS🤘🏿

[@pitlollygrower6791]

Album art at its finest.

[@gt57298]

wow something good came from iowa

[@bridoom]

LOVE this band.

[@diaoloukaltsa2056]

early punk at its best

[@gallienflea]

How good is this, daaamn!

[@brookhoover1384]

Whoa excellent

[@Decimator-jh4gu]

These guys are really good.

[@frankhorned7358]

Good stuff

[@thanasiskar9844]

Great ol' 70's Funk Punk...

[@habitante___]

Rot 'N' Roll

[@harveygross285]

This rips!!!!

[@amocmofficial]

I hear allot of Iggy Pop, Velvet Underground and Thin Lizzy here. I'm from Cedar Rapids Iowa and just discovered this album tonight. I'm currently interviewing a member of 149 Dead Marines for my blog but would love ANY information about this band or the whereabouts of the members.

[@thedogchoir]

@Abel Ruby The juice for this group was Jody Koenig who now lives in Colorado and plays much different music and writes film scores. The bass player, Ole Torvik, became a successful commodities trader after rocking the world off it's axis with the Dogs. The manager, Kirk Juffer, an inspiration to all things Dogs, became a school teacher and lives in Milwaukee. All great people. The music was in them and those lyrics? "Hey little miss badbreath...

[@FirstMultitude]

Strange as I don't hear any of those three, especially not the Velvet Underground. I'm curious what makes you say that. I suppose it's still protopunk but this is not that memorable and honestly small potatoes compared to those legendary bands.

[@vinylrichie007]

@@FirstMultitude I don’t understand how you don’t hear any Stooges in this. The guitar tone is also similar to Thin Lizzy. Velvet Underground not so much. Either way this is great stuff.

[@dootch.dah-NEESH]

Definitely influenced by Iggy & the Stooges... I hear real early B.O.C. in there too. Much in the same vein as Radio Birdman, but The Dogs are a lot trashier!

[@louidivine3140]

Í hear the stooges but definitely not thin lizzy. This is so great. I wonder why it got left behind. Fun house maybe?

[@EquestrianSport]

that lead player is insane! I can't believe I never knew about them until now. fucking kick ass sleaze gutter rock punk fuck ya

[@amadeobuccinioni]

superb!

[@patryckalbert6053]

I know 4 bands who get same name between 66 to 2018 !

[@thedogchoir]

But not everyone did what these guys did.

[@thedogchoir]

@microbots 4u Because you weren't listening?

[@dootch.dah-NEESH]

Yeah, The Dogs from Lansing, Michigan were great too. Look up "Fed Up" & "Slash Your Face" from 1978. I think there was another The Dogs from France (?)

[@jarrettgardner0628]

At least 3 bands in late 1960s - early 1970s under the band moniker of "The Dogs"... 1. The Dogs (aka Detroit Dogs) - Lansing, Michigan Formed 1968 Main Man - Loren Molinare Also moved band to Detroit in 1973, New York City in 1974, Los Angeles in 1976, & London, England in 1978. Toured United Kindgom & Ireland in 1978. Released 2 reunion albums. Most notable releases - "John Rock" 7" 1976 "Slash Your Face" 7" 1978 "Fed Up!" LP 2000 (1970's unreleased recordings but not both singles) 2. Dogs (aka Les Dogs) - Rouen, France Formed 1973 Main Man - Dominique Laboubée Released several albums into the 1980's. Most notable releases - "Charlie Was A Good Boy" 7" 1977 "Go Where You Want To Go" 12" 1978 "Different" LP 1979 "Rehearsals 1974" 2016 (1974 unreleased recordings) 3. The Dogs - Decorah, Iowa Formed - 1973 Main Man - Jody Koenig Most notable releases - "Rot 'n' Roll" 7" 1977 "Teen Slime" LP 1999 (1970's unreleased recordings + single) All 3 "The Dogs" bands were influenced by Psychedelic Stooges (aka The Stooges aka Iggy and the Stooges) and inspired to create band moniker after Stooges song, "I Wanna Be Your Dog".

[@JAN-w8y2m]

This is punk

[@ivandrago6131]

The birth of grunge...

[@marcgenest6987]

Stoogien à souhait

[@adictnolifer]

Yip

[@RyanGriswold-og7ey]

This wasnt the michigan band the dogs who sang slash your face?