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June 10, 2019
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Built To Last, Parade Brigade Fanzine
Built To Last were a decent Madballish band from California. We interviewed them for a friend’s fanzine, but the zine never happened. At some point we were going to publish it in Parade Brigade as well,but that never happened either.
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October 10, 2016
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9 Lives, A Moments Peace, Ensign, Kill Your Idols, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Public Urination, Purpose, Rise Above, Step Ahead
I do not remember a ton from this show, but the big thing I remember is interviewing Kill Your Idols in the bathroom of Casino Skate Park. That was the only quiet place we could find unfortunately. It stunk in there and we did a quick interview to get out of the place. I never printed the interview despite Parade Brigade Fanzine beginning right after this. I also did a Purpose interview right around this time that never got printed. Actually, I think that might have been at Casino Skate Park too maybe? I do not know why we never…
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August 1, 2016
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Degenerics, Fanshen, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Stormshadow, Try Fail Try
My biggest memory of this show is talking to Degenerics about doing an interview for what would eventually be the first issue of Parade Brigade Fanzine about a year later. I would put out another fanzine that summer, but I was already thinking ahead of doing a hard reset. Degenerics were a great band that gets overlooked a lot. I am sure I watched Stormshadow because I was friendly with members of the band, but I don’t remember anything about Try Fail Try or Fanshen.
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June 17, 2016
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Le Tigre, Parade Brigade Fanzine
I dated someone around this time who was really heavily into queercore and riot grrrl bands, so I dove a bit deeper into those scenes than a previously had (which, before this, was mostly for the mighty Team Dresch, whose Personal Best album is the Age of Quarrel of queer core) in the past, which had mostly been wading my toes in and checking out the bigger bands. Cue Le Tigre, a new band for ex members of Bikini Kill who got hyped up really fast. In retrospect, their music is not good at all, but I still made my…
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September 28, 2014
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All Chrome, Ensign, Grey Area, Kid Dynamite, Kill Your Idols, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Token Entry, Verbal Assault
We made sure to get to this show early for two reasons. First, this was the debut show for the first issue of Parade Brigade Fanzine. We sold a bunch during the show and handed a bunch to various bands for them to get rid of. Second, we had heard All Chrome was a new band from Massachusetts that sounded like Verbal Assault. They sort of did, but with some 90s emo influences. The CD of their records was on constant rotation in my room for a few years after this show. Kill Your Idols were becoming a really hyped…
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August 7, 2014
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97a, American Nightmare, Damage, Minor Threat, No Justice, Parade Brigade Fanzine, The Nerve Agents, The Scarlett Letter
For some reason, I went to this show alone and the rest of the Manahawkin crew went in a different car. All the Wilkes Barre crew rode in with American Nightmare and I went to dinner with a friend at Southwest Burrito and then headed over to the show to meet up with my friends (and keep hanging out with her because, uh, I had it baaaaaad for her. You may need to add a few As there). I remember watching Damage for a few songs. That was Robby Redcheeks band. The Scarlett Letter had members of 97a, right? American…
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August 4, 2014
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200 North, Atari, Broken Glass Records, Carry On, Chain Of Strength, Champion, Cro-Mags, Crown Of Thornz, Crucial Response, Dead Kennedys, Down In Flames, DYS, Earth Crisisi, Esteem, Eulogy Records, Far From Breaking, Fastbreak, Forever & A Day, Grade, Havoc Records, Ignite, Kind Of Like Splitting, Last Rights, Late Night Revenge, Leeway, Let It Burn Records, Misfits, Murphy's Law, OHEV Records, One Word, Papa Roach, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Rain On The Parade, Raybeez, Reach The Sky, Redwood Records, Revelation Records, Right Brigade, Rites Of Spring, Saves The Day, Shark Attack, Shutdown, Skarhead, Soulside, Strife, Tear It Up, The Gatecrashers, The Get Up Kids, The Promise Ring, The Purpose, Thursday, Trial, True Blue, Turning Point, Twelve Tribes, Underestimated Records, Victory Records, War Zone
Issue three would be the end of Parade Brigade Fanzine and, as promised in issue two, we mostly only reviewed records that were sent to us. Boy were some of these records awful! John and I handle most of the reviews with only the Carry On and Esteem records getting both of us. Issue four would have had a Carry On interview that I think John actually did…? Our friend Ryan, who did a lot of grunt work with me getting this issue thrown together as quickly as it was, jumped in to do a few reviews as well. 200…
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June 23, 2014
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108, Agnostic Front, Arms Reach, Automatic, Avail, Bad Religion, Battery, Beyond, Big Wheel Recreation Records, Black Flag, Blackout Records, Boiling Point Fanzine, Bold, Breakdown, By The Grace Of God, C.R., Cargo Records, Christina Dong, CI Records, Cornerstone, Count Me Out, Dag Nasty, Dan Skebra, Deadguy, Degenerics, Double Decker Fanzine, Down Low, Dropkick Murphys, Earth Crisis, Ensign, Equal Vision Records, Exit Records, Fast Times, Fastbreak, Floorpunch, Found My Direction. Spazz, Full Speed Ahead, Get High, Gorilla Biscuits, Hansen Devola, Hatebreed, Ignite, Impact Fanzine, In My Eyes, In Reach, In The Blink Of An Eye Fanzine, It's Alive Fanzine, Kill Your Idols, Killing Time, Korn, Lifetime, Madball, Milhouse, Mincing Words Fanzine, Model American, Monster X, Morning Again, Mouthpiece, My War Records, Negative Approach, No For An Answer, No Holds Barred, None Of The Above Records, OS 101, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Parting Shot, Project X, Quicksand, Rain On The Parade, Raybeez, Ressurection, Revelation Records, Scared Straight, Screaming At A Wall Records, Second To None, Seein Red, Sepultura, Shades Apart, Shutdown, Sick Of It All, Silent Majority, Some Records, Something Beyond Fanzine, Speak 714, Stand Your Ground, Standard Issue, Straight Ahead, Strength 691, System Of A Down, Teamwork Records, Ten Yard Fight, The Abused, The Business, The Judas Factor, Third Party Records, Time Flies, Time Will Tell Fanzine, Turning Point, Underestimated Records, Uniform Choice, Unit Pride, Verbal Assault, Victory Records, Vinyl Rights Fanzine, War Zone, Wide Awake, Wreckage Records, Youth Of Today
These were the reviews from In The Blink Of An Eye Fanzine #2 (#1 was a brief one pager that a few of these reviews appeared in originally). After a few issues of What Was Said, I switched names and tried pretty unsuccessfully to reboot the fanzine. A lot of the same problems that plagued WWS were all over this one too. This came out in the summer of 1998. I am thinking late in the month of August perhaps? I did not do another fanzine for about eight months before the first issue of Parade Brigade Fanzine came together.…
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January 23, 2014
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Circle Jerks, Hope Delusion, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Paul Hanily, Rorschach, State Secedes, Stormshadow, The Judas Iscariot, Unanswered, You & I
This was obviously a weird show, but I went to this show to talk to The Judas Iscariot about an interview. I really liked them and hoped they would be into it. I worked all day and then drove up to Metuchen, which is about an hour and maybe ten or fifteen from Manahawkin. School work? Nah. Driving on a few hours sleep? Of course! I got some odd reactions from some people who were surprised I was at this show. I remember I hung out with Paul Hanily for awhile. Hope Delusion used to be called Unanswered, who did…
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October 23, 2013
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Automatic, Carry On, Full Speed Ahead, H-Street, Initial Records, Nerve Agents, Out Cold, Parade Brigade Fanzine, SOV, Speak 714, Vision, Voices Forming Weapons, Youth Of Today
Parade Brigade Fanzine #3 advertised that the new issue would have interviews with Out Cold, Nerve Agents, Voices Forming Weapons, Speak 714, and Carry On and it would be out in “May or June”…whoops We ended Parade Brigade Fanzine in the fall of 2001. We did three issues and then a variety of personal, interpersonal, and worldly issues basically put the fanzine to rest. I still swear none of them was 9-11, although I cannot imagine us doing so well in the newly reactionary and jingoistic hardcore scene afterwards. I did a one pager maybe six months later and received…
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