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Album Review: The Last’s Danger Reignites A Rich History
The recordings owed their origin to none of the usual motives- whether they be the desire for fame and fortune, or even women and song. – Raymond Pettibon album cover for “Danger.” To say that Danger, The Last’s first album … Continue reading
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Tagged bill stevenson, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, descendents, Hermosa Beach, Joe Nolte, karl alvarez, L.A. Explosion, Mike Nolte, punk, Redd Kross, south bay punk, The Last
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Filmage: The Untold Story of Bill Stevenson
On Thursday evening, the Art Theater of Long Beach treated contributors to Southern California’s 1980s punk scene to a special screening of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies, Music
Tagged all, bill stevenson, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, karl alvarez, milo, milo aukerman, punk, stephen edgerton, the descendents
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The Damned / El Rey Theater, 5/26/13
Legendary 70’s punk band The Damned performed May 26 at the El Rey Theater, and it was a good opportunity for people-watching. The elegant art deco theater, with its red velvet walls and chandeliers, provided an appropriate backdrop for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolyn Edwards, Carolyn Soyars, Dave Vanian, el rey theater, punk, The Damned
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`Lance Out Loud’: A Mother’s Tribute
The PBS documentary series “An American Family,” broadcast in 1973, was groundbreaking as well as controversial. Widely considered the first reality show, it documented the Louds, an upper middle-class family living in Santa Barbara, California; their daily activities, from mundane … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolyn Edwards, Carolyn Soyars, documentaries, Lance Loud, Loud Family, No Wave, PBS, punk, reality shows, The Mumps
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Photo Gallery: Meat Puppets at Track 16
Posted in Art, Books, Events, Miscellanious, Music, Photo Essays
Tagged art, Bergamot Station, Cris Kirkwood, Curt Kirkwood, Elmo Kirkwood, Meat Puppets, punk, T.W.Brown, Track 16
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An Interview with Photographer/Artist Edward Colver
Los Angeles photographer/artist Edward Colver spoke to a capacity crowd of 250 guests in September as part of the Iris Lecture Series at the Annenberg Space for Photography. Colver, whose work is prominently featured in the Who Shot Rock & … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Interviews, Miscellanious, Music, Photo Essays
Tagged Annenberg Space for Photography, Bad Religion, Black Flag, Chili Peppers, Circle Jerks, dumfuxx, Ed Colver, Edward Colver, Legal Weapon, photography, punk, punk rock, red hot chili peppers, The Vandals, Who Shot Rock & Roll
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Beat Recommends: Flesh Eaters’ Chris D. & Donna Lethal at TKO Records
On Friday July 15, from 6 to 8pm, TKO Records presents two readings to celebrate the vinyl-only reissue of SoCal punk band The Flesh Eaters’ demos from 1978. Chris D. of The Flesh Eaters will read from A Minute To Pray, … Continue reading
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Tagged a minute to pray a second to die, book readings, chris d., donna lethal, milk of magnesia, punk, the flesh eaters, TKO records
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