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The Stiff Sheet
Flea does this little tune that should be a poem called Pea, about homophobic rednecks. What can you do? He’s Flea.
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Written In Blood: Hard Music for a Hard World
This is no lame cookie-cutter death metal act. These guys can do a lot more than growl into a microphone and detune their guitars. … read more
Headshake: October 1995
I caught up with Dale Garrard, guitarist and sometimes vocalist for Headshake, outside of Saltair just after the band had finished opening for the Ramones. … read more
A Shot Of Blues: October 1995
Just when you thought that there were no good new blues discs out there, along comes Capricorn with four releases, part of Capricorn’s Fat Possum Records list. … read more
Written In Blood: Hard Music for a Hard World
I didn’t stay for what else went on that night, but bravo to Wicked Innocence and the other two bands for playing. At least Grip Inc. are in good company. … read more
The Stiff Sheet: September 1995
The only reason this record made the Stiff Sheet is because I am a fan of old NY punk rock. I’m NOT a Rancid fan. Scratch that. I didn’t used to be a Rancid fan. … read more
The Best Day of My Whole Life
THE KISS CONVENTION!!!! Twelve hours of KISS stuff, KISS music, KISS people, and the real KISS! … read more
Little Records: July 1995
The experience is like watching a porno video starring the casts of the Munsters, the Addams Family and the Batman television series doing it. … read more
Written in Blood: Hard Music for a Hard World
This, as with any good eulogy, will reflect on the greatness of a life. The life being one of the greatest bands that ever existed. … read more
The Psyclone Rangers: May 1995
When I asked Jean from World Domination about an interview with Jonathan Valania, she said “OK, but I should warn you that he’s nuts.” … read more
Band Interview: The Cult
The Cult finally, finally, finally played in Salt Lake on Monday, February 27; almost 10 years after the now legendary Love was released. … read more
Little Records: January 1995
These are all singles. Most play at 45 rpm and you need a turntable to hear them. Some are colored, some are not; some have big holes and some don’t. … read more
