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Rancid bandmates Lars Fredericksen and Tim Armstrong, pose together with Joey Ramone for a portrait in April 1997 at Joey Ramone's apartment in NYC.
Photo by Bob Berg
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Rancid bandmates Lars Fredericksen and Tim Armstrong, pose together with Joey Ramone for a portrait in April 1997 at Joey Ramone's apartment in NYC.
Photo by Bob Berg
Rancid at 924 Gilman Street, 1993
No dia 18 de Novembro de 1997, Ramones lançava o álbum ao vivo “We’re Outta Here!”.
If i had a nickel for every lead singer with the last name armstrong, from a well-known alt band, who were also all californian and somehow unrelated to eachother, I'd have 3 nickels, which isn't a lot but its weird that it happened thrice
Scully's mother died in the X-Files episode Home Again that first aired on February 8, 2016. It was Sheila Larkin's first appearance back since the episode Provenance that aired in 2002. She was the last of the parents who raised Mulder and Scully to die on the show. The episode was written by Glen Morgan whose last episode he penned was Never Again that first aired in 1997. Morgan also penned the episode that saw the death of Scully's father (Beyond the Sea 1994). Thematically, some consider it part of an emotional trilogy for Scully made up of Home, Never Again, and Home Again. The episode marked the first time Charles Scully was heard. It was also said that this was the first time Scully called Mulder Fox since Tooms (1994). ("Home Again", X-Files, TV Event)