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August 2, 2005
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411, 97a, Anti Heroes, Arms Reach, Bad Brains, Beyond, Deadguy, DRI, DYS, Ensign, Fit For Abuse, Floorpunch, Full Speed Ahead, H-Street, Impact Unit, In My Eyes, In The Blink Of An Eye Fanzine, Kill Your Idols, Killing Time, Mainstrike, Negative Approach, Negative FX, Nerve Agents, Neurosis, No Redeeming Social Value, One Sided War, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Quicksand, Raw Power, Samiam, Society System DeControl, Spazz, Speak 714, The Judas Iscariot, The Purpose, Token Entry, Unit Pride
This is our personal pages from Parade Brigade #1. Nothing much to say here. The Spazz interview was actually in #1 (but the H-Street interview we mention later on wasn’t, huh?). The Kill Your Idols, Speak 714, Purpose, and Nerve Agents interviews are still unreleased to this day. We never got around to interviewing In My Eyes. Parade Brigade #1 Well, well, a new zine. John and I have combined forces and are now doing a zine together. ITBOAE is dead; not that anyone gives a fuck, but hey why not mention it? I figure fuck, I am the negative…
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June 22, 2005
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Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, Beefeater, Bikini Kill, Black Flag, Cops & Robbers, Discharge, Eyeball, Hole, Jesuseater, Kid Dynamite, Necros, Not Normal Fanzine, Paint It Black, Ressurection, SOA, Team Dresch, The Snobs, Token Entry
Not Normal was a fanzine I started in 2002 but never really got it off the ground. I did like the idea of combining more personal writing (2002 was a particularly ugly time in my life for a variety of reasons) with hardcore content, but a second issue did not really go anywhere. I am happy still with most of what is here. It is definitely a time capsule of that time in my life. Not Normal #1 would have probably featured The Snobs and a reprinted Bikini Kill interview. The Snobs broke up before I could interview them and…
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June 17, 2005
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Bad Brains, Burn, Lion Of Judah
Lion of Judah 2005 Demo http://howsyouredge.com/loj/ I have really mixed feelings about this demo. On one hand, musically Lion of Judah are influenced by two of my favorite bands-The Bad Brains and Burn. On the other hand, while those bands are influences for Lion of Judah, I do not think they fully embrace them on this demo and end up sounding like a mundane, straightforward, hardcore band at the end of the day. The songs are interesting and stay under the three-minute mark, but nothing really grabs me. I see potential here though; I think another recording may bring out…
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