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#crisis #death in june #diy punk

ronregejr

“WHERE I SLEPT” by Andy Bernick, observed by Ron Regé, Jr. on SWIRLIES European tour, September 5-28 2002

#ron rege jr #Swirlies

#durutti column #vini reilly #julio anguita

Alex Chilton entrevistado por Epic Soundtracks!

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#alex chilton #epic soundtracks #swell maps #jacobites #big star #box tops #fanzine #what a nice way to turn 17

foxandhisfriends

The Raincoats in raincoats, 1981

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I have excellent news for the world. Ryan Richardson, one of the United States’ foremost collectors, archivists, and dealers of punk rock records and ephemera has given us a most welcomed gift. Richardson has uploaded the entire print run of the classic L.A. punk magazine, Slash, to his website Circulationzero.com. A true Internet saint, Richardson has previously blessed us with free online archives of Star magazine, Rock Scene magazine, and Fanzinefaves.com, a repository of various early punk zines. Richardson also hosts the exhaustive punk info blog Break My Face. Unlike crucial, pioneering magazines such as Touch and Go and We Got Power!, which have recently gotten deluxe anthology treatments, Slash magazine has remained hidden from public view since its demise in 1980, save for the surviving copies in the hands of primordial punks and collectors with the scratch to afford valuable originals on eBay. Richardson has collected the entire print run of 29 issues from 1977 to 1980. The importance of Slash to the L.A. punk scene, and really to the worldwide punk scene in general, cannot be overstated. The writing of Claude “Kickboy Face” Bessy, Jeffrey Lee Pierce, and Chris D. helped to define the attitude and...

#slash #punk #magazine