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Hello, it’s been literally ages since I posted something over here, Iggy Pop, a mini tribute fanart to the godfather of punk, loosely based on his looks from the 'Raw Power' era when he was still playing with the Stooges circa 1973. Lyrics are from the song 'Gimme Danger'. Did two versions one with blonde hair and one with brown hair, but I think the blonde version has a bit more punch to it, what do you guys think? Ink on paper, colored with copic markers, the background was cut and pasted from an old magazine. July 2020.

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RIP Keith Flint of Prodigy. (1969-2019). Ink and markers on paper. March 2019.

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“Third rule is:”

 Joey Ramone, ink and markers on paper, february 2019.

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The Underestimator Mixtapes - “Strolling Along The Mean Streets Of Rock ‘N’ Roll”

It was about time to get in gear and post a new mixtape on The Underestimator, since the last one was actually posted half a year ago or so. This time I thought we could stroll along the mean streets of rock ‘n’ roll together and explore dangerous alleys and dark corners you might have not ventured to trod alone with a soundtrack consisting of balls-out, raunchy, sweaty punk, post-punk and garage rock singles.

Download as a zip file, here: http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/rNL4BYUZ/file.html

Check out and downoad some more playlists posted on The Underestimator Mixtapes series, here.

Sidewalk Stroll - The Last Drive

One Way Street - The Saints

Street Where Nobody Lives - The Pagans

Fear On The Streets - The Members

Street Fighting Man (Rolling Stones cover) - Walter Lure & The Ramones

Down On The Street - The Stooges

Shakin’ Street (Live) - MC5

Walk Up The Street - The Modern Lovers

Take A Walk With The Fleshtones- Fleshtones

I Walked All Night (The Embers cover) - The Cramps

Take A Walk - Tall Boys

Walking Talking Johnny Cash Blues - The Godfathers

Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats

These Boots Are Made For Walking (Nancy Cinatra cover) - Boys Next Door

A Long Walk - Thomas Function

Walking Dead - Puressence

Sleepwalking - The Raveonettes

Sidewalking - The Jesus And Mary Chain

I Walk the Line - Alien Sex Fiend

Walked In Line - Joy Division

The Walk (Live) - The Cure

Walking On Both Sides - Pink Turns Blue

The Golden Street - The New Christs

Back Street Hangout - Oblivians

Walking On My Grave - Dead Moon

My Daddy Walked In Darkness - Gil Bateman

Walking - The Eastern Dark

The Marching Song - The Pointed Sticks

Walking Out On Love (The Beat cover) - Nikki Corvette

Spanish Stroll - Mink De Ville

Out in the Streets [Demo Version] (The Shangri-Las cover) - Blondie

Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed

Strollin’ After Dark - The Shades

(Photo: The Ramones in New York, photographed by Herman Selleslags in 1976)

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Blondie: Debbie Harry by Jill Furmanovski, 1978

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Dee Dee Ramone and Gaye Advert in a rare candid photo by Pete Kravitz, London, circa 1977

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The Cramps, feature from New York Rocker, photos by Stephanie Chernikowski, 1979

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Sex Pistols lineup with Sid Vicious, photo by Michel Esteban and Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Screen on the Green, 1976

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Patti Smith, photo by Michel Esteban and Lizzy Mercier Descloux, NYC 1975

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Flyer for a double bill featuring Siouxsie and the Banshees and The Slits at the Roxy, April 1977

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Ramones, photo by Chalkie Davies, NYC, 1977

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Johnny Ramone disapproves as usual, unknown photographer, circa 1977

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RIP Charles Edward Anderson "Chuck" Berry (October 18, 1926 – March 18, 2017), photo by Jean-Marie Perier, ca mid 1960s

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"No one bothered Jim In Berlin. He could just be Jim when he wanted to”

Iggy Pop photo by Esther Friedman, around the time ‘The Idiot’ (which turns 40 this month) was recorded, Berlin 1977

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Ramones: Rocket to Russia  ★ ★ ★ ★ ½ stars review by Jon Savage, 1977

“This has to be the one (…)

(…)‘Rocket’ adds little new; only everything’s that little extra better. Production little short of brilliant: phased drums/guitar - subliminal, wall of sound massively echoed… pure soda cathedral(…)”

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DEVO: 'Jocko Homo/Mongoloid' promo flyer, Stiff Records, 1978

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Suicide: Martin Rev and Alan Vega, Ripped and Torn Zine, August 1978