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January 14, 2006
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Godflesh, Maximum Rock N Roll, Metallica, Mindset Fanzine, Napalm Death, Not Normal Fanzine, Rorschach, Slayer, Treponem Pal, Trixter, Voivoid
This interview was originally in Maximum Rock N Roll #100. This would have been reprinted in issue #2 of Not Normal Fanzine Interview May 10, 1991. Present were Nick (Guitar), Keith (guitar), Charles (vocals), seminal guitarist Jon Hiltz, and Wardance label magnate Fred Alva. Interview by Sam Mcpheeters. MRR: There seems to be a big discrepancy between the earlier material you all recorded for several comps-Evacuate’s Look At All The Children Now, and Irate’s Forever 7”-and the sound that you got on the album. It sounds like two different bands… Charles: The person we recorded the earliest stuff with, Don…
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July 12, 2005
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Agnostic Front, Bessie Oakley, Bl'ast!, Maximum Rock N Roll, Not Normal Fanzine, Porcell, Raw Power, Ray Cappo, Rorschach, Society System DeControl, Youth Of Today
I included this interview on the backside of Not Normal Fanzine. I cannot remember what about this one particularly stuck out for me to have reprinted it, but here it is. At the time, Not Normal was going to have a reprint (some of which will end up on here, including Rorschach, Bl’ast!, Raw Power, and more) but a 2nd issue never came out… *** Bessie Oakley did this interview with Ray and Porcell for Maximum Rock + Roll Wake up and live, breath every breath Wake up and live, until my death… “’Wake Up and Live’ is about living…
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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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