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The Damned, Radkey, The Darts (US) at the Fonda – Live Review and Photo Gallery
Ever since their first visit to these shores in 1977, Los Angeles has had it bad for the Damned. They were embraced early, in a big way, pointing LA’s first wave of punk bands toward an allegiance with the Brits’ … Continue reading
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Tagged bob lee, concert review, live music review, punk rock, radkey, The Damned, the darts (US)
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watt’s picture of the week – sunday, april 22, 2018
last night, spot had a big show of his pictures at cornelius projects in my pedro town and here he is next to what he told me was his favorite shot of the show and in fact the only picture … Continue reading
Preservation Hall Jazz Band at Largo – Live Review
For the last decade plus, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band has been on a mission to expand its horizons and bring traditional music into places you wouldn’t normally see it. They’re Coachella regulars now, and given their natural ability to … Continue reading
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Tagged bob lee, dave grohl, Jazz, Live Music, new orleans, preservation hall jazz band, Review
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Festival of Skate, Mike Watt + The Secondmen Represent San Pedro
Yesterday, 1,500 skaters, skate fans and residents ascended the Gaffey Street Look Out Point in Angels Gate Park for the 4th Annual San Pedro Shred: Festival of Skate. A 3/4-mile downhill course, large and small half-pipes, a fenced-in park of mini … Continue reading
watt’s picture of the week – sunday, may 22, 2016
drummerman bob lee and organman pete mazich (left to right) at the “wax: the los angeles record fair” event at capitol records just before starting a mike watt + the secondmen set yesterday in hollywood. bob lee’s filling in for … Continue reading
Concert Preview: Sasquatch, White Dynomite and The Freeks Rock El Cid
Hard rockers Sasquatch brings their swinging, Black Sabbath- and Mountain-inspired tunes to El Cid Nightclub in Silver Lake this Saturday evening. Sasquatch IV, released in 2013, continues with the heavy, pounding tunes that make Sasquatch, perhaps, the world’s most appropriately named rock band. … Continue reading
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Tagged bob lee, el cid, jonathan hall, ruben romano, sasquatch, The Freeks, white dynomite
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Psychedelic Hard Rockers The Freeks Add Slamming Drummer, Los Angeles Beat Music Editor Bob Lee
World-class drummer and Los Angeles Beat Music Editor Bob Lee has joined venerable psychedelic rockers The Freeks. Firmly rooted in California’s desert rock sound, The Freeks are evolutionary torch bearers for the Sabbath meets Black Flag genre pioneered by … Continue reading
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Tagged Backbiter, bob lee, desert rock, el cid, fu manchu, jonathan hall, nebula, ruben romano, sasquatch, scott reeder, stoner rock, white dynomite
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Album Review: The Angst Blues of Jon Wahl and the Amadans; Record Release Party: El Cid, March 23
Any true music fan knows that serious listening can only happen with a decent hi-fi in a dedicated space free of distractions and the myriad, perhaps pointless, multitasking activities that fill every free second of our lives. While increasingly fewer … Continue reading
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Tagged Amadans, bob lee, claw hammer, el cid, Elastic Records, Extra Frothy Dynamite, Golden Rulers, john collinson, jon wahl, Music, music reviews, William Tutton
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So, About Black Flag In 2014
Once again, the internet is buzzing with news about Black Flag. This has been happening every couple of months for a year now, and it’s become disquieting. For twenty-five years, there was no news, because there was no Black Flag. … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Flag, bob lee, chuck dukowski, Dez Cadena, flag, greg ginn, keith morris, mike vallely, the los angeles beat, what the
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