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Dicks - I Hope Ya Get Drafted

1:27 minutes (1.67 MB)

Great song -- I decided to put it up today after hearing the line "I hope ya get drafted, I hope you burn and die; you apolitical asshole, hope you're the first to fry. 'Cause you don't care what happens to me as long as it don't happen to you." I wish I was in New York during the Occupy Wall Street Protests, made me listen to a bunch of good protest music, though.

Dicks - I Hope Ya Get Drafted


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Fistula

Ohio’s ugliest doomhaulers, Fistula, are now streaming their brand-new Loser EP in its entirety on Brooklyn Vegan. Loser is due out via PATAC Records in September, and features nine sickening tracks of downtrodden, face in the gutter doom. Check the album (as well as a rough cut from their upcoming split with the mighty COFFINWORM) on Brooklyn Vegan: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2011/06/fistula_releasi.html


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Sten Guns - Identity (X-Ray Spex Cover)

1:38 minutes (1.89 MB)

Sten Guns was Hagop, Mark, Lance, and Lance. This was recorded sometime in 2002 or 2003. X-Ray Spex cover -- check out the original.

Sten Guns - Identity (X-Ray Spex Cover)


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Jesus Lizard

The Jesus Lizard played an amazing show the other in San Diego, at the Casbah. This band is one of the best I've ever seen live, they are incredibly tight, incredible musicians and David Yow is just a nutso performer. So great. I'll have more photos up in the band photos section soon enough. If you get a chance to see them on this tour, take it. You won't regret it.


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Devo: Live Review and Videos from 1978!

Are We Not Men? We Are Devo!

Devo: Spud Wars, by Andy Gill. Originally published in NME, December 9, 1978

They came from Outer Akron. Their purpose: conquest. Their methods: unpleasant. This was... Spud Wars.

Jackie Leven of Doll By Doll is Not Happy. A large man in a leather jacket, he's pacing back and forth across the foyer of Newcastle City Hall, thwacking a leather fist into a leather palm. Anger. Frustration. "Surly" might best describe his demeanor.

Doll By Doll, see, have just been relieved of their support spot on the Devo tour, the only reason given being that they "weren't devo". He is understandably miffed. DBD's manager, a leather-jacketed bloke of somewhat slighter build, points out that it's not just a case of the exposure the Devo tour would have provided.

Profiled: Devo: Live Review and Videos from 1978!

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Pretty damn cool that the San Francisco library would have Ruby Ray's photos on display, and add to that a whole slew of related displays and exhibits and it just doesn't seem like that could happen anywhere else in the world... at a public library. Los Angeles is too cool, New York is to busy, London wouldn't hear of it, they're still burying that whole Jubilee-ruining boat ride... and really, there's no place else with the history. If you're in SF, you've got to go see this.


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Black Them Boots - Seven Miles of Copper

4:21 minutes (4.98 MB)

From the forthcoming CD/LP "Fancy" from Black Them Boots.

Black Them Boots - Seven Miles of Copper


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All the recent talk (in my life) of hardcore has made me think about the bands that were so important to me during that certain era of my life. Here, in rough order of discovery, are the hardcore bands that made a difference to me:
Black Flag
DOA
Dead Kennedys
Los Olvidados
Seven Seconds
Minor Threat
Bad Brains
Misfits
Ribzy (they were from San Jose and had a song on the MaxRnR comp)
Code Of Honor
Vandals (first record)
TSOL


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The neighborhood kids watched two timeless punk rock classics today: the live Minor Threat video and The Great RocknRoll Swindle. They're way into the music, even if they don't completely understand the whole attitude thing, and why it's funny that they're sort of 'mall punks.' I guess it doesn't matter where they get the info about the bands, if they get it.