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06.13.26 Wolfmanhattan Project reformed for a set on the occasion of the record release party for Bob Bert’s solo album. featuring Bob Bert on drums, Kid Congo Powers (Cramps, Bad Seeds, Gun Club) on guitar and vocals and Mick Collins on guitar and vocals. At Bowery Palace in NYC.
Mick Collins *December 18, 1965
The Dirtbombs - King's Lead Hat (2003) Brian Eno from: "Dangerous Magical Noise" (CD Bonus Track) Split 7" 45: a) The Dirtbombs - "King's Lead Hat" b) The Gories - "There But for the Grace of God Go I"
Garage | Garage Revival | Garage Punk | Detroit Rock and Roll
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Personnel: Mick Collins: Lead Vocals / Guitar / Keyboards Tom Potter: Guitar (Fuzz) Troy Gregory: Strings Jim Diamond: Bass Ben Blackwell: Drums
Eugene Strobe: Backing Vocals Pat Pantano: Spoken Word (Reminiscences)
Recorded: @ Ghetto Recorders in Detroit, Michigan USA during May of 2003
Released: In The Red Recordings Fortune Teller Records (Split 7" 45 Single) 2003
The Dirtbombs
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Shotgun Seamstress: An Anthology by Osa Atoe
Shotgun Seamstress: A Fanzine by and for Black Punks" is a collection of all eight issues of the fanzine, created between 2006 and 2015. The fanzine was founded by Osa Atoe, inspired by the experience of being the only Black person at a punk show. It serves as a platform for Black punks to express and represent their full range of experiences and to explore the possibilities of Black identity, rather than being limited by mainstream definitions. The fanzine features essays, interviews, historical portraits, reviews, and more, honoring musicians and artists who embody free Black expression and challenge the notion of Black culture as monolithic. It also showcases a diverse range of gender and sexuality, including figures such as Vaginal Cream Davis, Death, Poly Styrene, Brontez Purnell, Rachel Aggs, Alvin Baltrop, and Mick Collins. The layouts of each issue are reproduced as they were originally hand-photocopied and distributed in small batches.
1.26" H x 10.26" L x 7.26" W (2.43 lbs) 368 pages
The Gories - I Think I've Had It
The Gories
THE SOUND: "The honest truth is that I'm seriously trying to avoid a genre label," Collins says. "We play loud music. I guess we got lumped into the garage-rock scene because I was in the Gories, but we're more glam than an ordinary garage band." Blackwell agrees, saying, "it's one of the hardest questions to answer. It's rock 'n' roll with a soul influence, a garage influence and there's a definite punk influence there as well." If you did try to put their music into words, a garage-rock-meets-soul hybrid would probably do the trick.
1918 to 1922 - a friendly rivalry, pt. 2 - kitty and míceál
i have fallen victim to you. no, not in that way. if i could see you now i know you'd be giving me that funny look. i should say rather, i have fallen victim to my love for you.
