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Founding member of the greatest garage band EVAH.
was there a whole Wolverton bible? I know he did the Revelations. Great stuff.
well, damn. r.i.p., Mosrite Rider.
I like Toth, but I'm not as wild about him as I am about Basil Wolverton, Jim Steranko, Steve Ditko, Wally Wood...and Robt Wms, who I think is the maximum utmost.
IDON MINE said:Yep, part of the media witchhunt of that time. Blame comics for the so…
Re Koko Joe: Let's give props to the writer, all-around Renaissance Man Sonny Bono.
That was before some Senate committee investigating violent comics. Some asshat asked Wm C Gaines whether he thought the cover was in bad taste, and Gaines said it wou'd've been in bad taste if they'd shown the bottom of the head, dripping blood. No…
It's Dunwich, man
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R.I.P. Drake Levin
Founding member of the greatest garage band EVAH.
Posted on July 5, 2009 at 6:37pm —
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The annual Christmas show! Featuring Los Straitjackets new "Yuletide Beat" CD,
plus music from the Fab Four, Chuck Berry, Elvis, Luther & the BBB's,James Brown,
Ventures, Bob Seger & the Last Heard, Blue Moon Boys, Fleshtones,Trashmen, and more!
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Thanks for this Andy. I first saw this Doc at a screening after The Monks played in Zürich a couple of years ago (Dave was alive and kicking the banjo of course). I agree with you about the work done uncovering the older footage - very cool but I mu…
way back in 1966 "96 Tears" was played to death on WMEX in Boston. It was ingrained on my 10-year-old brain. In high school in the early to mid 70s, I got made fun of by the teen cognosenti because the music I dug "wasn't complicated enough" I was v…
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