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November 7, 2013
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Al Quint, Crisis, Suburban Voice Fanzine, Tragedy, Witch Hunt
John and I weren’t at this show for very long. We only wanted to see Tragedy and we bailed right after they finished. I do not remember any of the other bands that played except for World Inferno Friendship Society and maybe Witch Hunt. I do remember I met Al Quint from Suburban Voice Fanzine for the first time in person at this show. I had known him for years from the internet, but it was nice to hang out with him for a bit before Tragedy played. Tragedy were awesome and played a good mix of their albums. They…
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November 2, 2005
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Close Call, Cops & Robbers, Cro-Mags, Crust Records, Dive Get High, Dropkick Murphys, Fit For Abuse, Insult, Jerry's Kids, Killing Time, Matt Kelly, Minor Threat, My War Records, Negative Approach, Negative FX, Out Cold, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Pinkerton Thugs, Scooter Kane, Shark Attack, Slapshot, SOA, Suburban Voice Fanzine, The Abused, The FU's, The Trouble, Urban Waste
This interview was originally in Parade Brigade #3. Thanks to Scooter Kane for originally hooking me up with Matt Kelly to do this. * What is going on with Fit For Abuse? I heard you are doing a record with My War Records? We’re starting the recording process on Wednesday March 7th, which will be released on My War Records, yeah. It’ll be a 12” 45 rpm type thing with about fourteen songs (none of which were on the 7”). We’ll probably end up finishing up in late April or early May when Pat and I get back from tour.…
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August 4, 2005
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Black Flag, Discharge, DRI, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Siege, Suburban Voice Fanzine, Void
We reprinted this one in Parade Brigade #2. Originally in Suburban Punk Fanzine. A relatively new band on the local scene is Siege. Although they haven’t done a Boston gig yet, this intense 4 piece have been making waves with their aggressive, gripping live shows in Western Mass. and Providence. They have a 6-song demo out now, done at Radiobeat in February. Siege’s sound could be likened to a train going around a curve at top speed, about to derail but never quite going completely out of control and going off the track. Andy and I talked to Siege outside…
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July 28, 2005
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7 Seconds, 97a, Agent Orange, Al Quint, Full Speed Ahead, JFA, Negative Approach, Parade Brigade Fanzine, Suburban Voice Fanzine
My friend Carson and I did this interview in the parking lot of the Casino Skate Park in 1999. The It’s In Our Power record had just came on and 97a played a great show with Full Speed Ahead. I really dove into the 97a vault to ask questions about demo songs and a lot of stuff they had not been playing in a bunch of years. Originally in Parade Brigade #1 *** Bill-I guess first off who is in 97a and all? Chris-Chris, vocals Clint-Clint, Bass Todd-Todd, Guitar Chris-Rob’s not here but he’s our drummer now *** Bill-You guys…
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