Happy Birthday John Millar aka Rat Scabies, excellent drummer for The Damned, born on this day in 1955, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, England
Photo by Tim Hart
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Happy Birthday John Millar aka Rat Scabies, excellent drummer for The Damned, born on this day in 1955, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, England
Photo by Tim Hart
hello darling. do you have any goals for 2024?
Goal? Hell yeah, I do! I intend to visit every bookstore I can find in order to obtain Ursula K. Le Guin's Left Hand Of Darkness, that's a goal I have, no 'I gotta do this and that and also that and learn that and that', no, I'm going on a mission and I shall not resort to asking the bookseller to order it for me or, god forbid, look for it online, no, it's a goal. Another thing is I guess getting my master's, but that's like one step away anyways, so, but yeah, I've created a mission for myself in order to find a book.
Dave Vanian during their “New Rose” era in 1976,
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📼 Favourite scary movie?
ginger snaps.... jennifer's body.... ready or not
Moodboard for @ratscabies, thank you!
playlist:
The Birthday Party - Release The Bats Lydia Lunch - Atomic Bongos Michelle Gurevich - I'll Be Your Woman Malaria! - Your Turn To Run Depeche Mode - I Feel You
Rat Scabies with Joe Strummer, Gemini GEL workshop, Los Angeles, July 1996. Strummer dropped by while Allen was working on the broadside for his poem “Ballad of the Skeletons” and somewhere on that poster is one that Joe drew (photo by Allen Ginsberg, courtesy Stanford University Libraries/Allen Ginsberg Estate)
Have some low quality pictures of my baby boys, Toby (the sleeping one) and Vinny!
(my pics)
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yeah. makes sense.