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Welcome to another episode of Death Don't Do Fiction, the AIPT Movies podcast! The podcast about the enduring legacy of our favorite movies! It's April, so that means it's time for our “No EscApril” series, where we celebrate the wonder of thrillers! Not quite horror, not quite action, that sweet spot in the middle where danger is afoot, and lives are still on the line! In this week's episode, Alex, Tim, and guest Chrissy Kurpeski discuss Kurt Russell's overlooked 1997 open-road thriller, Breakdown!Checkov's donuts! Truck-based CrossFit! A surprisingly explosive car! Vehicular drama with chills and thrills! Jeep Grand Cherokee product placement! Themes of consumerism and classism! Great, terrifyingly-believable villains! A title with multiple meanings! Jaw-dropping stunts! An incredible score from Basil Poledouris! Unbelievable, paranoia-inducing locations! A real nightmare for those with trust issues! Post-Captain Ron Kurt Russell giving a versatile and terrified "fish out of water" performance! M.C. Gainey taking fashion tips from Lemmy Kilmister! Jack Noseworthy from MTV's Dead at 21!  An escalating story with tension, memorable set pieces, and a deeply satisfying finale from the director of Terminator 3, Jonathan Mostow!In addition, Tim shares his spoiler-free thoughts on the first two Naked Gun movies, while Alex does the same for A Working Man, The Woman in the Yard, Drop, and Freaky Tales!You can find Death Don't Do Fiction on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. As always, if you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave us a positive rating, subscribe to the show, and tell your friends!The Death Don't Do Fiction podcast brings you the latest in movie news, reviews, and more! Hosted by supposed “industry vets,” Alex Harris and Tim Gardiner, the show gives you a peek behind the scenes from three filmmakers with oddly nonexistent filmographies. You can find Alex on Twitter, Bluesky, or Letterboxd @actionharris. This episode's guest, Chrissy Kurpeski, can be found on Instagram @absolutelyicebox or Letterboxd @farthouseflix. Tim can't be found on social media because he doesn't exist. If you have any questions or suggestions for the Death Don't Do Fiction crew, they can be reached at aiptmoviespod@gmail.com, or you can find them on Twitter or Instagram @aiptmoviespod.Theme song is “We Got it Goin On” by Cobra Man.

In this episode of Working Class Audio, Matt welcomes monitor engineer Lizzie Westsmith who has worked for numerous bands and sound companies including Rancid, Ice Spice, Rat Sound and Coachella. Lizzie shares her journey from discovering her love for audio at Berkeley's iconic Gilman Street to navigating the challenges of the live production industry. In This Episode, We Discuss: Role of a Monitor Engineer Maintaining Personal Balance 924 Gilman Influence Addiction and Recovery Rate Transparency Touring Life Balance Systems Engineering Goals Financial Management Strategies Community and Respect Links and Show Notes: Lizzie on Instagram Matt's Rant: Parlay, Pivot and Change Course Credits: Guest: Lizzie Westsmith Host/Engineer/Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell The Voice: Chuck Smith

In this Tuna on Toast episode, Stryker welcomes Dexter Holland and Noodles from The Offspring. The guys chat about the brand new album, SUPERCHARGED.  Dexter talks about his first time ever playing with Noodles in his living room and why they love being in a band.  Dexter tells Stryker how the song "Bad Habit" was inspired while also discussing the pressure of writing the album Ixnay on the Hombre......which of course was the follow up to SMASH which dropped in 1994.  Dexter and Noodles talk about playing early shows at house parties and gaining a fan base in Berkley, CA at Gilman Street. Dexter and Noodles tell the story of hooking up with both Ed Sheeran and Yungblud and what it's like inspiring such huge artists.  Stryker and the offspring chat about the song "You're Gonna Go Far Kid" and how that song came together and is now part of the billions streamed club on Spotify.  Stryker asks the guys about awards and the potential one day of being inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Dexter and Noodles rule so much! Throw on the new Offspring album SUPERCHARGED and enjoy!  Thanks for being part of the Tuna on Toast community! 

This week, we welcome back comedian Kyle Kinane to chat about Gilman in Berkeley, roadie culture, office stuff, textured fruits, his new special, Dirt Nap, and so much more.See Kyle Kinane in your town! Watch Kyle's new special, Dirt Nap!Follow the podcast on Instagram and send us your dank memes!Jordan Morris is doing a book tour for Youth Group! See Jordan at L.A. Comic Con on October 4th & 5th!) and Heavy Manners Comics Fair on October 12th.Come see Judge John Hodgman: Road Court  live in a town near you! Jesse and John will be all over the country so don't miss your change to see them. Check the events page to find out where!Follow brand new producer, Steven Ray Morris, on Instagram.

Chasta & Baby Huey interviewed Jakob Armstrong, the singer and guitarist for Ultra Q and the son of Billie Joe Armstrong. Jakob gives a show review for the Blink-182 & Pierce The Veil concert, plus he explains the history of his music career, from starting out as Jakob Danger to Mt. Eddy to Ultra Q. Jakob also talks about his process for writing music, how his band comes up with their artwork and presentation of their music videos and previews Ultra Q's upcoming tour. Jakob breaks down how he ended up on stage playing with Green Day at Wembley Stadium and why it's important for him to play music with his Dad. Jakob also reflects on what it meant to him to play 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley and the state of the Bay Area music scene that he came up in. Ultra Q's latest album "Empty Eddy" is out now. Ultra Q will be playing the following Northern California dates:The Starlet Room in Sacramento on July 27th.The Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco on August 2nd.The Catalyst in Santa Cruz on October 23rd.For tickets and more info check out: ultraqmusic.com Get your Rock N Roll Fix at: 1077thebone.comFollow 107.7 The Bone on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and TikTok.Follow 107.7 The Bone on Apple, Spotify or Amazon Music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Look at any photo from a moment of supposed zeitgeist in American history, and it will be clear that not everyone in that moment represented the cutting-edge of culture.” –Rolf Potts In this essay episode of Deviate, Rolf talks about why he enjoys listening to Rob Harvilla’s podcast 60 Songs That Explain the ’90s at double-speed, but that he’s disappointed Rob has never alluded to Rolf’s own 1990s grunge band, Swizzlefish (1:45); Rolf describes his move from Kansas to the Pacific Northwest in the year 1990, at a very specific moment in America’s cultural zeitgeist (10:30); the origins of Swizzlefish, and how its formation with Rolf’s friends Ryan and Steve was compromised by the fact that Rolf and Steve were in no way musical virtuosos (18:30); the circumstances of the first Swizzlefish live show, and how it caused an immediate controversy on Rolf’s small Christian college campus (30:00); what Portland’s indie-rock scene was like in early 1993, and what kinds of bands Rolf and his friends saw there (35:00); how the second Swizzlefish concert resulted in the band getting banned from playing on its own college campus (42:00); Swizzlefish’s spring 1993 performance at Portland’s X-Ray Cafe, and how the middle-class normalcy of its fans evoked something true about grunge music (49:00); Rolf’s eventual move to Seattle to work as a landscaper, his experiences at a 1993 Nirvana show there, and the curiously enduring legacy of Swizzlefish more than 30 years later (57:30); and Rolf talks to music journalist Rob Harvilla about Rolf’s brief appearance in the 1992 horror movie Dr. Giggles, their respective experiences with 1990s music, and whether or not Kurt Cobain would have liked them (1:06:25). The 1993 Swizzlefish album Big Time Loser is available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. Rob Harvilla (@harvilla) is the creator of 60 Songs That Explain the ’90s, a book and a podcast that explore the pop culture of the decade through music. , Bands, musicians, and songs mentioned: “Love Buzz” (Shocking Blue song covered on Nirvana’s Bleach) Elliott Smith (singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon) Heatmiser (Portland indie rock band) “Smells Like Teen Spirit” (Nirvana song) Jane’s Addiction (alternative rock band from LA) Mother Love Bone (Seattle rock band) Kurt Cobain (lead-singer of Nirvana) Jackyl (American hair-metal band) “Princess in a Cobweb” (song by Drunk at Abi’s) Sprinkler (Portland indie-rock band) “Should I Stay or Should I Go” (song by The Clash) Carrie Brownstein (musician and comedian) Bikini Kill (pioneering “riot grrrl” punk band) Big Daddy Meat Straw (Portland indie-rock band) “Smells Like Nirvana” (parody song by Weird Al Yankovic) “Holiday of Sparks” (song by Dimbulb) “Rock Collection” (song by Pond) Everclear (Portland rock band) Mia Zapata (Seattle punk singer murdered in 1993) “Scentless Apprentice” (1993 Nirvana song) Kim Deal (Ohio-born musician for The Pixies and The Breeders) Dookie (1994 Green Day album) 924 Gilman Street (all-ages punk-rock club in Berkeley) Rancid (Berkeley punk band) Avail (melodic hardcore punk band from Virginia) Other links: Malcolm McLaren (promoter and manager of the Sex Pistols) Hype! (1996 music documentary directed by Doug Pray) Twin Peaks (TV drama created by David Lynch) Grunge (alternative rock genre known as “Seattle sound”) George Fox College (pre-1996 name of George Fox University) Jumping freight trains in the Pacific NW (Deviate episode) Van Life before #VanLife (Deviate episode) Brian Epstein (manager of The Beatles from 1962-1967) Sub Pop (Seattle-based indie-rock record label) X-Ray Cafe (1990s all-ages venue in Portland) Rap rock (hybrid music genre) Hardcore (punk rock subgenre) Portlandia (sketch-comedy TV show from the 2010s) This Present Darkness (Christian novel by Frank E. Peretti) Satanic ritual abuse (conspiracy theory and moral panic) Newberg (small Oregon college town) 1993 TIME Magazine grunge issue (featuring Eddie Vedder) Dr. Giggles (1992 horror movie) Singles (1992 Cameron Crowe movie)   The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel's 2017 album Lumber.  Note: We don't host a “comments” section, but we're happy to hear your questions and insights via email, at deviate@rolfpotts.com.

The Smugglers are pulled out of a dozen years of dormancy by a young promoter from a legendary venue: 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, California, for an epic event that would eventually become known as "The Lookouting." In turn, "Dirty Windshields", and the Smugglers, received a surprise happy ending... 

Samiam se formaron en 1998 en California, crecieron en la mítica 924 Gilman Street -como Green Day y Jawbreaker- y se convirtieron en una banda muy querida dentro de la escena punk rock y emocore. El año pasado sacaron un octavo disco titulado 'Stowaway' y lo presentarán en Madrid y Badalona los próximos 2 y 3 de febrero de 2024 de la mano de HFMN. + info y entradas: http://tickets.hfmncrew.com PLAYLIST The bridge Sympathy Clean Don't break me Stepson Simca Tag Along She found you Factory Sunshine Dull Mud Hill When we're together Take care 80 west Septemer holiday Dead Crystallized Lake Speed Stanley

I am honored to bring Sergie Loobkoff from Samiam on the pod this week. He's also spent his time in bands like Knapsack, Ways Away, Solea and much more. On top of that, he's also an incredibly open and honest individual so that makes for podcast magic! We get into the fact that he played the first musical note at legendary venue Gilman Street, the art of collaborating with a wide variety of people and transparency.  Check out Samiam's new record and then pop on this conversation for a great chaser!  Buy Podcast Merch Here Theme Song by Tapestry Gold Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube Listen to “More On That”, a supplementary podcast to 100 Words on Spotify exclusively Rockabilia sells you officially licensed Merch from ALL your favorite bands (and your Dad's favorite band, your siblings etc...). Use the promo code 100WORDSORLESS for 10% off your order.  Evil Greed is a highly curated merchandise provider from Berlin, Germany with fast, worldwide shipping and features stores from bands like Power Trip, Deafheaven, Nails, Russian Circles and so much more. Use  promo code 100WORDS for 10% off your first order today!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the podcast we welcome Melody Caudill. She's the name behind Career Woman, that's currently partnering with the fabulous Lauren Records. You may recognize the last name. Melody is the daughter of Jeff Caudill from Gameface and a new band called Low Coast.All that to say, Melody recently released a song called “Patience (I Like You)” that blew me away. Jeff had been sending me her music since she began writing and I was always intrigued with how a rock star's daughter could go down the same path when most often times they rebel and do something opposite.I threw out the idea to chat with them together. Melody and I kicked Jeff out after about 20 minutes or so and got talk directly about her musical journey, writing process, her wants and dreams. For those listening, Melody is a freshman in college and way the hell ahead of how I was at her age and it was an absolute joy to hear her perspective on things in life and music. She even played Gilman Street in SF recently. Can't get any cooler than that.To learn more about Melody's music search out Career Woman on all the socials or through Lauren Records.

Abandoning their D.I.Y. roots in San Francisco to go global with their major label debut, Green Day welded megaton bomb pop-hooks to the scrappy queer punk of 924 Gilman Street to bring raucous juvenilia to the masses on DOOKIE. Fun at a time when the rock landscape was dominated by dour and serious arena-grunge, Green Day went from slumming it in squats to being the biggest band in America in just one album. This record was chosen by this week's guest Krystal Evans, a dry dark American stand-up living in Edinburgh who has appeared on BBC Scotland and hosted the now-defunct Roseanne podcast, Creamed Corn at the Lunchbox. This episode on Enjoy An Album, Christopher and Liam listened to DOOKIE and now they're going to talk about everything from barbeque food to George W Bush. All that plus Secret Posho, Unhinged YouTube Comment of the Week, and Tattoo Woohoo/Tattoo Boohoo. Enjoy! Thanks to this weeks Sponsors MANSCAPED Manscaped | https://manscaped.com 20% off with the promo code: ALBUM20 #sponsored #ad

Where to begin... vocalist for THE VSS / ANGEL HAIR / YEAR FUTURE etc. founder of the GSL label and Bottlenekk distribution as well as a graphic designer, art director for Sargent House and prolific digital collage artist. In 1997 The VSS travelled around Europe on the 'Nervous Circuits' tour. Seeing them play here was a total eye opener for me as a teenager. I was interested to know his perspective on touring the UK at that time and seeing the bands here like BOB TILTON / BABY HARP SEAL / STALINGRAD / HARD TO SWALLOW / KITO / EBOLA & RED MONKEY. This is the focus of the first bit of talk before a live VSS track leading into a section about ANGEL HAIR & GRAVITY records. There's a great chunk on this with lots of stories and facts I'd never heard before. The ANGEL HAIR track leads into more philosophical reflections on punk/hardcore & culture. It's a cool wide ranging talk with an awesome figure in the underground scene of the past 30 years. MUSIC: THE VSS - I Cut My Teeth (live at Gilman Street, 3/22/97) ANGEL HAIR - New Rocket YEAR FUTURE - Blundertown (The Birthday Party)

The first day of the year is always the final day of our interview marathon and just like last year we like to go out on a bang! And just like last year we want to end with an interview partner who would be much too humble to accept his importance: Noah Landis who played a huge part in the Gilman Street scene in the 80s, when bands like Samiam, Green Day and his most famous one - Neurosis - shared the stage very frequently. Noah has a new project, Tension Span, which we already reviewed here, and thus we had a lot to talk about! With 91 minutes this is one of our longest interviews ever, this is an interview for the ages. Noah's new band is mighty interesting and so we focused on its songs somewhere between Industrial, Noise-Rock, Post-Punk and a tinge of New Wave attitutde. Other topics were his love for literature, his philantrophy and so much more. Enjoy our last interview for this marathon and, if you want to, give us node to who you'd like to be involved in our next marathon, starting on Christmas Eve! [Photo Credit: Jorin Bukosky]

This week Dave and Jon sit with hardcore & grind legend Chris Dodge. During his time in music Chris has seen it all. Cutting his teeth in bands such as Stikky, which formed part of the Gilman Street scene, Chris has gone to to form iconic bands including No Use for A Name and Spazz. Chris currently fronts beer loving band Trappist. Join the conversation: Facebook Email: PRAPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @PRAPodcast Instagram: @punkrockacademypodcast This podcast is hosted by Dave Springer & Jon Gerlis. Edited by Dave Springer. Theme song by Paul Russell. Art by Ryan Davies.

Thanks for checking out the Neanderthal Society Podcast. After an extended hiatus, we're finally back and today we're talking to a true Bay Area Hardcore OG… Joey Vela is probably best known as the former frontman of Bay Area Hardcore legends Second Coming as well as Rabid Lassie and Breakaway (in addition to being an extremely talented artist and skater). Over the course of the conversation, we discuss growing up and getting into skateboarding in the 1970's, finding Punk and eventually Hardcore, seeing shows in SF at the Mabuhay Gardens in the 1980's, the early days of Gilman Street, forming Rabid Lassie, playing shows with Operation Ivy, the San Ramon Mosh Crew, Rabid Lassie evolving into Breakaway, Bay Area Hardcore in the early 90's, the origins of Second Coming, meeting the Powerhouse guys, the evolution and eventual breakup of Second Coming, making art, writing graffiti, fatherhood, skating with his son, some exciting upcoming news about Second Coming and much more… Thanks for listening, enjoy the episode and please remember to follow us on Instagram. Hardcore lives.-Nathan neanderthal-society.cominstagram.com/neanderthalsocietyinstagram.com/neanderthalsocietypresents depop.com/neanderthalsociety 

Our guy is away from the manor on a secret mission but he sent in this blast from past episode from 5 years ago this month! Let's see what he had to say at the time... Hey everybody, Gino Vega here with episode six of the “Mr. Sensational” Gino Vega Podcast! This week is a super-sized episode as we finish off my “history as a music fan” story arc with my high school years as a HARDCORE PUNK ROCKER. We'll talk shows at the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, CA, 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, Operation Ivy, Fugazi, Nomeansno, Green Day, Screeching Weasel, Marcy's Playground (???), and more! But before that we'll take a look at the upcoming release of the video game Fire Pro Wrestling World, my struggles with Fire Pro addiction, and some memories of a few of the other great video games in wrestling video game history. As always, check out everything else the I See Robots Radio Network has to offer over at www.iseerobots.com, and help support us for as little as ONE DOLLAR A MONTH over at www.supportthereport.com

Another great punk band that faced its own difficulties through a schism in the punk scene. From Australia to Gilman Street to the world, the Distillers put out 3 terrific albums and as we'll see, may be back for more.Website: Letstalkpunk.comTwitter: @Lets_talk_punkFacebook: facebook.com/lets-talk-punk-rockE-mail: letstalkpunkrock@gmail.comMerch: teepublic.com/user/let-s-talk-punk-rockPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/letstalkpunkrockDonate: https://ko-fi.com/letstalkpunkrock

Episode G - right here!What a show we have, we're going big, it's Green Day, GREEN DAY GREEN 'EFFIN DAY!!!We're taking you from Gilman Street,  right thru the Boulevard of Broken Dreams and beyond. Also Title Fight sees an old friend return and Cool Story Bro unleashes an unbelievable tale. Chris finds a new button on the soundbox. It's a keeper.Sit back, relax and enjoy. 

Chris is the bass player for Jawbreaker.  After a 20 year hiatus and a 2 year pandemic break, they are back with sold out shows across North America. Chris tells us what he's been up to over the break, why he went the academia route, and why he ultimately abandoned it.  Joe and Chris talk the importance of snappy dressing, the regional rules of bagels and sourdough and Chris shares both his apprehensions and excitement for returning to the road.  To get you pumped on the tour, we hear a tune from Dear You (which they will be playing in entirety) and Joe's favorite song from 24 Hour Revenge Therapy.   Music by Jawbreaker and Joe PlummerUse Code Fret10 for a free month of Music Production Suite Pro and a 10% discount on all other software. Visit Izotope.com

Do you like scary movies… and punk? Today on the show Co-Director of the new Scream and former Link 80 guitarist Matt Bettinelli-Olpin is here! Join Damian as he sits down with Matt to discuss the journey from Gilman Street to the silver screen and one of horror's most beloved film franchises. From being kicked in the face at Green Day, to moshing at the first AFI Gilman show, to the high praise of being hated by Ebert: THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED! Also, don't miss the new Scream in the theatres now! Also, head to turnedoutapunk.com and pick up a shirt! Also touched on: Getting burns from the monitors at the Dookie release show The Gilman Finding the video of getting a black eye Tim Armstrong's Rat Patrol Deep digs into Bay Area punk history Rancid in the kitchen at Punks With Presses The first AFI Gilman show went off Screw 32 is a super underrated band Sammy and All Bets Off Jawbreaker and signing to majors Selling out and other internalized guilt The Jello Biafra attack  The Ska punk takeover Wes Craven Directing the first Alkaline Trio video Horror Movies Fan cultures no love from Ebert AND SO MUCH MORE!!!!

Hay que decir que el album que vamos a escuchar hoy, ‘American Idiot’ que se trata de un álbum conceptual, y este tema en concreto nos presentan al alter ego del personaje principal llamado ‘Jesus of Suburbia’ llamado ‘St. Jimmy’, en este tema que es mucho más punk rock que el resto del proyecto. Green Day es una banda estadounidense nacida en Berkeley, California que empezaron como grupo de Punk Rock y fueron evolucionando en una de las bandas más reconocidas de la escena del Pop-Punk. Para entender un poco esta evolución debemos hablar de los inicios de los 2 principales fundadores. El guitarrista y cantante Billie Joe Armstrong, nació el 17 de Febrero del 1972 en Rodeo, California y es el pequeño de 6 hijos. Su padre Andy era camionero y su madre camarera. Ya desde pequeño Billie estuvo muy ligado a la música ya que su padre era batería en un grupo de Jazz y su madre había sido bailarina. Su padre por lo tanto siempre había animado a los 6 hijos a que aprendieran a tocar instrumentos, especialmente la batería. Vamos por el primer single del álbum que se titula del mismo nombre que el álbum, “American Idiot”. Este tema es una crítica feroz a Estados Unidos durante el año 2004 cuanto el presidente George Bush fue reelegido y también referencia a la manipulación de los medios en esa época. Michael Ryan Pritchard nació el 4 de Mayo del 1972 en Okland, California. Su madre le puso en adopción poco después de nacer, ya que era adicta a la heroína y seis meses después Cheryl Nasser y Patrick Pritchard le cogieron en adopción. A los 7 años los padres se separaron. Billie y Mike se conocieron a los 10 años cuando iban al colegio, y instantáneamente congeniaron. Billie enseñó a Mike cómo se tocaba la guitarra y él aprendió muy rápido. Empezaron a tocar como dúo escribiendo sus propias canciones y siempre buscando la compenetración perfecta entre ambos a la hora de interpretarlas. Cuando llegaron al décimo curso de la escuela, cogieron a su amigo Sean Hughes para la batería, y cuando pasaron onceavo curso se fueron al instituto Pinole Valley y el grupo se empezó a llamar Sweet Children. En esa época, Billie y Mike entraron en la escena del Punk, fumando hierba y perfeccionando su música. Iban quedando con otros artista de la escena Punk de su zona hasta congeniar con ellos y empezaron a frecuentar el local que había en el 924 Gilman Street, el cual fue el punto de partida para el éxito. Vamos con otra canción muy conocida del grupo que es “Wake Me Up When September Ends” Esta es la única canción que no sigue con la historia del álbum. Billie la escribió en homenaje a su padre, el cual murió a causa de un cáncer en año 1982. El título viene referido a una frase que Billie le dijo a su madre cuando tenía diez años, en aquel momento se encerró en su habitación y cuando su madre le pico a la puerta le citó esta frase. La banda empezó a llamar la atención en la escena musical de la zona, y antes de sacar su primer EP, tomaron la decisión de cambiarse el nombre a Green Day inspirándose en una canción que Billie había escrito para el álbum. Durante las navidades del año 1989 el grupo grabó su primer Ep llamado “1000 Hours”, seguido de un LP llamado 39/Smooth todo esto en las navidades del 1989, y más tarde lanzaron un EP llamado “Slappy” sacado en el verano del año 1990. Todo esto se unió en un álbum recopilatorio llamado 1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours. Una vez ya he explicado los inicios de la banda y la historia de cada uno de sus componentes pasamos a hablar del disco que toca hoy, que es el American Idiot, su séptimo álbum de estudio.

This week I am joined by Jack and Christian of Birmingham band LOVEBREAKERS. We talk all about their debut record Primary Colours, recording in the United States, touring in the UK with Social Distortion, how the band combines their influences to make their signature sound and much moreFollow LOVEBREAKERS -https://lovebreakers.co.ukhttps://lovebreakers.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/lovebreakersband/https://www.facebook.com/lovebreakershttps://twitter.com/LOVEBREAKERSxCheck out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile appemail me for FREE Power Chord Hour stickers - powerchordhour@gmail.comFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/Twitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg 

In this episode, Ted Stryker welcomes Davey Havok to the Tuna On Toast studio to celebrate life and 30 years of AFI!   For this episode, it's the Avocado on Toast studio :)   Stryker and Davey cover so much ground, from AFI, Blaqk Audio and Dreamcar, to funny late night Hollywood stories and a ton more!    Davey tells Stryker how he injured his throat during quarantine, what the diagnosis eventually was, and how it's healed.   The guys talk about the big New Years Eve Blaqk Audio Show coming up and Davey actually surprises Stryker with his answer to the question about Blaqk Audio rehearsals (or lack thereof).  He explains how he and Jade Puget get ready for their BA shows.   Davey tells Stryker a great story of his Katy Perry encounter including a situation that went down at her show when Davey was rocking a beautiful raspberry red Marc Jacobs suit.   Davey then explains to Stryker why he constantly creates, where that passion comes from, and what album he received for his 5th birthday.   Davey discusses with Stryker growing up in Ukiah with guys like Adam Carson, Jade and Nic 13 and the life journey that took him there.    Davey tells another great and funny story about the time he met Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers in Hawaii.    Davey and Stryker talk about when AFI moved to Berkeley, and the first time playing 924 Gilman Street and jumping on stage to play a few songs during a Rancid show.    Stryker and Davey then discuss early AFI albums and what the legendary concert booker Stormy Shepherd told Davey when he asked her to book AFI.    Both Stryker and Davey attempt to recall a night many years ago in Hollywood that involved supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio and the very fun Chambers Brothers.    Davey talks about meeting with and signing to a major label and what that experience was like. The guys chat about the All Hallow's EP, the Total Immortal video, The Art of Drowning, Sing the Sorrow and decemberunderground and what the avalanche of success was like.    Davey and Stryker also chat about Dreamcar and the possibility of creating more music with Tony Kanal, Adrian Young and Tom Dumont.    Davey reveals to Stryker his favorite AFI album and the guys talk about the upcoming AFI bodies tour.    The new AFI merch (some designed by Skinhead Rob Aston) is fantastic, be on the lookout for the different releases to celebrate 30 years of AFI.   So much ground was covered, the above text are just a few of the highlights of the interview.   Davey is such a powerful and sweet man that has always stuck to his guns.    He is a true artist and a great dude. Thank you so much for watching this episode of Tuna on Toast.....Avocado on Toast. 

Academy House stalwart Marcel Fehlmann joins us for a Glenn curated conversation about early 90's Gilman Street mainstays Samiam.  We cover nostalgia, Pop Punk versus Emo and address the question: Just how important is a chorus?   huntsmanhill.com #huntsmanhill Spotify Playlist:  https://open.spotify.com/user/1298220429/playlist/4gy1wWwypkoFS2lUztvZ44?si=waSq07DBQlq3x9G1_nK0pg

Author of "In Defense of Ska", Aaron Carnes joined us this week to talk about his awesome, fun, and easy-read of a book that even the ska-uninterested will find worth checking out.

When a childhood dream to become a ‘store lady' didn't pan out, Kamala Parks looked to other areas for inspiration. While attending school she began booking tours for bands such as the Offspring, Neurosis, Operation Ivy and Green Day, and was instrumental in the creation and growth of legendary DIY punk club 924 Gilman Street. Discovering a love for city planning, she became involved in transportation planning and engineering, and after a stint in the private sector, became senior planner for the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit). In our engrossing conversation we talk about touring, Robert Moses, the Satanic Temple and so much more. Check it out! For Full Length Episodes And Merchandise Go To https://www.patreon.com/killedbydesk Follow: Killed By Desk Insta: @killedbydeskpodcast Twitter: @killedbydesk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/killedbydesk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/killedbydesk

In this episode Kenny Lush introduces us to the world of independent wrestling. In addition to his work as a bouncer and a green roofer, Kenny has juggled touring as a wrestler and a musician for the last two decades. In this jam-packed episode we talk about touring Japan as a wrestler, the appropriate time to ‘blade' yourself during a show/match, why Gilman Street should host wrestling matches, how Charlie thinks greenery on a roof is for the elites and so much more. Kenny is a quintessential kind and friendly Canadian the whole time, even if he could definitely kick all of our asses. Check it out! For Full Length Episodes And Merchandise Go To https://www.patreon.com/killedbydesk Follow: Killed By Desk Insta: @killedbydeskpodcast Twitter: @killedbydesk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/killedbydesk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/killedbydesk Links: Kenny Lush https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjL3RMTw46A https://prowrestling.fandom.com/wiki/Kenny_Lush https://www.discogs.com/artist/6332617-Kenny-Lush Thanks Tony https://razorcake.org/interview-with-fest-founder-tony-weinbender-by-nighthawk/ Green Roofs https://www.epa.gov/heatislands/using-green-roofs-reduce-heat-islands See Saws / Teeter Totters https://nypost.com/2016/12/12/the-feds-are-killing-off-seesaws-now/ http://www.urbanresidue.com/urban_planning/playground_warning_sign.html Charlie's Roof https://youtu.be/El5dcMII4QI?t=72 Play Skully https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsnqQeHYVXE Chief Jay Strongbow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJi-Ayi7K7A Wrestlemania https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoVRPc3L-yU Piper's Pit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mlYxS5rOAw Diamond Timothy Flowers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92x6X55b7q0 Gorgeous Michelle Star https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s_do_DWEpU Paul Lazenby and Rocket Randy Tyler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rJ4fuiazHg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAS7z_nmJhs Peanut Butter Falcon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNl9RqjLCwc (Not) Peanut Butter Solution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f168BiHXNYo Yoshihiro Tajiri https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0WLLd09i9U Billy Bass Wolf Smashes Guitar - Forgets audience isn't there https://youtu.be/bz1bFArokCY?t=488 Wrestling Terms https://prowrestlingnewshub.com/extra/pro-wrestling-terms/ Hulk Hogan plays bass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ9_JCn5KMM The Wrestling Album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlCi9Yr_RyQ&list=PLKfCbyMyyIb-6jdGnmfJ65LUUyR3XBSre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWYX6FSkuaY I meant Bonnie Tyler not Bonnie Rait https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcOxhH8N3Bo Hell in a cell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm9PBhDcZ04 Blassie https://youtu.be/vBOX-qRKTfE?t=131 Nasty Savage https://youtu.be/Ds0lr71PJNI?t=1495 Fest Wrestling https://photos.app.goo.gl/7288NKXzKSrYZMLx8 Joey Shithead https://www.brooklynvegan.com/d-o-a-frontman-turned-politician-joey-shithead-keithley-subject-of-new-documentary/

Lookout! Records compilation "(You're Only As Good As The) Last Great Thing You Did is the latest sacrifice at the alter of discussion. Tom and Niallism are joined by "Sweary" Jon Bates and "Skinhead" Brian Starkey all the way from Japan. The opinions are varied and the debate is civil, so dive on in and enjoy!

Thanks for checking out the Neanderthal Society Podcast. This episode features Justin Coote, best known as the frontman of Bay Area hardcore bands Execution Style and Alcatraz. Over the course of our conversation we discussed growing up in the Bay Area, finding Straight Edge, going to shows at 924 Gilman Street, his former bands and much more… Thanks for the support and please remember to check us out on Instagram. Stay tuned for future episodes! -Nathan neanderthal-society.cominstagram.com/neanderthalsocietydepop.com/neanderthalsociety

We poached another name from the Lost Rhetoric walk of fame! Nate Rappole joins us and gets a case of Peruvian line fever as we discuss Lost Rhetoric episode 008!https://lostrhetoric.buzzsprout.com/1162775/4888640Hear! 924 Gilman Street, Operation Ivy and Green Day discussion.Hear! LR008 - The Nazca Lines w/ Grace Bigler gets dissected. Hear! Nate make the comparison between Chaco Canyon and the Nazca Lines.Hear! Discussion about Jason's hiatus and his tentative September return.Hear! The herbstomp.com Top 5 Cities that listened to us last week. Hear! Stuntman Mike bought Amazing Spiderman #1. Hear! www.lostrhetoric.com Top 5 Things we listened to last week. Hear! SMM reports on what our scientific team has discovered about Chicken in a Biskit this week. Hear! Patreon castigation. Hear! Shameful promotions. LINKS:LOST RHETORIC:https://lostrhetoric.buzzsprout.com/LOST RHETORIC TWITTER:https://twitter.com/Lost_RhetoricLOST RHETORIC INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/lostrhetoricpodcast/?hl=enPOST RHETORIC TWITTER:https://twitter.com/Post_RhetoricPOST RHETORIC FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/postrhetoricpodcastPOST RHETORIC INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/postrhetoricpodcast/HERB STOMP:https://www.herbstomp.com/ HEADSPIN:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1379656HEADSPIN FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/groups/780935922692338 HEADSPIN:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1379656HEADSPIN FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/groups/780935922692338GULL: http://gullface.com/

Episode 34 features Russ Rankin, the lead vocalist of Good Riddance. On this episode we talk about how Good Riddance got signed to Fat Wreck Chords as well as working with Fat Mike and long time friend and producer Bill Stevenson from Descendents. We also talk about some of Russ' other music projects and time hanging out at 924 Gilman Street in the 80's. Technical Production by Steve Rizun at Drive Studios in Toronto, Canada. PLAYLIST:Good Riddance - Flies First ClassGood Riddance - Letters HomeRuss Rankin - American AmnesiaOnly Crime - Life Was FairCreep Division - FailureMikey and his Uke - I Forget (SNFU Cover) www.CrustyMedia.ca

After talking up Grumpster on their episode with Fred Armisen, the Taste of Vinyl boys got to interview all 3 Grumpster band members. Frontman and bassist Falyn Walsh, drummer Noel Agtane, and guitarist Lalo Gonzalez Deetz talk all about the inception of the band, musical influences, the East Bay scene, 924 Gilman Street, and getting signed to Asian Man Records. This episode is full of vinyl love as everyone shares a little about their current collections, past collections (Falyn talks about how all his records were destroyed), rare albums, and wish list items. Noel discusses his love for Anti-Flag and getting to record their new album with their bassist, Chris Barker. We hear all about Falyn's journey of transitioning and the role Grumpster played. And they go into detail as to what we can expect from their new album! On The Platter: Crimson by Alkaline Trio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tasteofvinyl/support

When it comes to East Bay punk stuff, Alex Botkin knows his stuff. As the person behind Lavasocks Records, Alex does his part to keep the history and radness of the East Bay sound alive with releases such as “The Thing That Ate Floyd” comp. “Floyd” originally came out on Lookout! Records back in the stone ages of 1988 and has pretty much every band from the Bay Area of the time on it. An incredible record that Alex felt needed a new lease on life. Coming soon from Lavasocks is a partnership with Sell The Heart Records and a rethinking of Rancid's classic record, “And Out Come The Wolves”. This version has a much better title, “And Out Come The Lawsuits”. Track by track, “…Lawsuits” features 19 bands covering ALL 19 songs on the original record and WOW. It's an amazing record! So, Alex and I talk about the records, a little music history of the Bay Area, Gilman Street, Lookout Records, Rancid and more! Music of the episode is two songs of of “Floyd” and “…Lawsuits” - Sweet Baby and Cringer off of Floyd, Danger Inc. and Sarchasm off of Lawsuits. This episode is brought to you by Thirty One Ten Printing and Hodad's.

Im Gespräch mit Markus. Wir sprechen u.a. über Bilderbuch-Punks beim UKW-Konzert in Heidenheim, als der angepunkte Max in der 7. Klasse eine Kassette mit Exploited, Slime & Dead Kennedys verlieh, Piece of Mind von Iron Maiden, ein Plattenladen mit Releases von Weird System, AGR, Mülleimer Records, zerrissene Jeans als Zeichen von Asozialität, die erste Heidenheimer Punkband The Krach, Razzia, mit der Schule zum Maiden-Konzert, Kiss als Lieblingsband, Springerstiefel & schwarze Klamotten, Billy Idol-mäßige Haare, Youth Brigade-, 7 Seconds- & AntiPasti-T-Shirts bei Mülleimer oder Sasquatsch bestellen, Christophers minikleiner Sex Pistols-Button, Genervt-Sein vom Sologewixe, die Schneider Powerpack-Anlage im Wohnzimmer, beim Flirten der totale Trottel sein, Fanzines wie Kabeljau, Aktueller Mülleimer oder Vox Vulgi als Blick in die Welt, der kleine Fanzine Terror Vertrieb, die ultrakonservative schwäbische Provinz, besoffen aufm Konzert sein ohne es zu merken, Listen im Karstadt kopieren, die ersten Tape-Sampler ab Ende 84 mit Bands wie Upright Citizens, Tin Can Army, Negazione & Rattus, die Welt verbessern wollen, die Schwierigkeit Hoodies & Chucks, Conflict als Auslöser vegetarisch zu leben, statt Braten nur Bratensosse essen, Fast-Food-Veganismus, Bruno Fischer Sojamilch in braunen Glasflaschen, sich ständig rechtfertigen müssen, ein totaler Pragmatiker sein, Suppe mit Kuhaugen in der Mongolei, ein nicht näher benanntes Straight-Edge-Bootleg, der erste Release mit Subway Arts & No More als Tierrechts-Benefiz, den Bundesverband der Tierbefreier, die Ausbildung zum Energietechniker, dank Maximum Rock´n´Roll mit einem Standby-Ticket durch die USA reisen, bei Pavlos & Amber von Wreck-Age in New York, in Pittsburg Necrecadia Submachin, Scott, den Roadie von Neurosis, das Umfeld von Walk Proud in LA, 5000 Dollar im Turnschuh, der 1. Irak-Krieg, Neurosis & Offspring in der Gilman Street, Rorschach & Anti-Schism im ABC NO RIO, Into Another, Burn, Yuppicide & Quicksand im CBGBs, den Auftrag Vans zu kaufen, luxuriöser Zivildienst bei der AWO, ein Vertrieb für Second Hand Platten, die Jesus was a fucking dick 7" von Abolition, eBay kills the second hand distribution, Miozäns Offer Resistance tape, Working Class & Antifa, der Umzug nach Bremen via Vegan-Connection, die Wolfsburger aus dem Age-Umfeld, Bremencore, Adelheid Streidel Experience & das Gags & Gore, die Queerfish 7", wie Dirk Kusche die komplette erste Systral 7" aufnahm, Bernd & Scorched Earth Policy, aus der Not heraus in die Selbständigkeit, Zensur bei Inane, wenn Bands zu großen Labels wechseln, Mörser als Bestseller, die Idee von Esperanto als Weltsprache, die mehr oder wenige unfreiwillige Übernahme von Greed Records, wie es ist einen Plattenladen zu haben, wenn man eigentlich keine Menschen mag, wie 2010 der Tod der CD das Ladengeschäft schwerer machte, den Job als Integrationshelfer mit Nullkommanull Erfahrung in Pädagogik zu bekommen, Lieblingsbands: Crucifix, Uniform Choice, Wipers, Razzia & Verbal Assault, gute Releases 2020: Heavy Discipline, Gag, Riki, True Moon, das Inkaufnehmen von Altersarmut, mit sich selbst im Reinen zu sein, uvm.

Owning a bar during COVID: This week we talk past and present punk with Golden Bull Owners Mark Lynn, Jason Beebout, and Bill Schneider. Mark Lynn moved to Oakland in 1994. In addition to co-owning The Golden Bull, he also co-owns Bay Functional Fitness, a health, fitness, and wellness company. Bands: Dead Sound (with Bill), Dear County, and Arrica Rose and the …'s Bill Schneider moved to The Bay Area in 1987 from Santa Monica. Bands: Sawhorse. Monsula, Pinhead Gunpowder,  Uranium 9v, Influents, Dead Sound, Coverups. Music stores: Black Market, Univibe, Univibe Drums, Broken Guitars. Currently: Touring guitar tech , tour manager and owner of The Golden Bull. Jason Beebout was born 1970 in San Francisco. "My first band in 85' was called Operation Ivy but then we changed it to Isocracy and let some other dudes have the old name. Then we started throwing trash at people at Gilman Street in 86 til our drummer quit and started greenday with some other dudes, but he quit that band too so whatever. Then I started samiam in 88' and we've had at least 50 different members besides me and Sergie “the originals”. Many of them also went on to join much more popular bands, but some died or got jobs." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adultingwell/support

Join me as I speak with Sergie Loobkoff from Samiam. We talk about Gilman Street, Operation Ivy, Green Day, Jawbreaker, Knapsack and his bitter rivalry with the bass player from Creed. Good chat!

Sam brings up Gilman Street and Josh almost loses his mind. Josh holds back on making Jim Carrey jokes when Sam mentions that he used to be a cable guy. Sam makes a prediction about who will win the NBA Championship.More importantly, Sam tells about where he grew up, how he got into bartending and the importance of mentorship and how it can be found in places you might not have thought to look for it.You can find Samuel Jimenez on Instagram.Bartender Atlas is a worldwide directory of bartenders. On top of running the website, we organise and execute events all over the world, including Toronto Cocktail Conference. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. If you are a bartender, we would love to have you listed on the site.

Over the course of the band's 30-plus-year existence, Samiam has done it all. Since starting out on Gilman Street in the late '80s, the legendary punk band has released eight influential albums and a mess of excellent EPs. They've toured extensively, played all over the world, spent time on a major label and shared the stage with some of the planet's biggest bands. Though the band has experienced some lineup changes and members have become involved in lots of other bands along the way, Samiam is still going strong. Earlier this month, when Samiam came to The Back Room @ Colectivo to play its first Milwaukee show in more than 15 years, four members of the band spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas. While opener Off With Their Heads prepared to play and folks filed into the venue, Sergie Loobkov, Sean Kennerly, Chad Darby and Jason Beebout allowed Maas to come backstage, where they told him about all the projects that came before (and after) this artistic endeavor, the start of Samiam, the interesting way Darby wound up in the band, touring Asia with Green Day post-Dookie, their disdain for major labels and what keeps them making music together after all these years. My First Band is sponsored by Boulevard Brewing and is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Samiam ("Wisconsin").

When a group of RVs was forced to leave Berkeley’s marina last year, many moved to West Berkeley, near Gilman Street where RVs line the sidewalks. Business owners and residents complain that the wheeled-homes leave garbage and take up parking space. Now, the Berkeley city council is considering a ban on overnight parking for RVs. Today, we hear from someone who will be affected by this proposed ban. Guest: Yesica Prado, RV owner and activist The Bay is hosting a live event in San Francisco on April 26th at 8 pm. Click here for tickets!

This is Frank Carter! Frank was the lead vocalist for a hardcore punk band called Gallows, you may have seen them on the Vans Warped Tour a few years ago when they played. Since then, Frank has gone on to pursue an incredible new solo venture, and was currently out on the road supporting his newest record, Modern Ruin. We’re going to tag on the track, Vampires, at the end of this episode. This was recorded at the end of April, a couple of hours before Frank took the stage at 924 Gilman Street, an infamous punk club in Berkeley, CA. This episode was sponsored by Vinyl Me, Please! Visit joinvmp.com/fortherecord to sign up. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ON iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/for-record-podcast-shameless/id1028876625?mt=2 This has been another Shameless Promotion.

Hey everybody, Gino Vega here with episode six of the “Mr. Sensational” Gino Vega Podcast! This week is a super-sized episode as we finish off my “history as a music fan” story arc with my high school years as a HARDCORE PUNK ROCKER. We’ll talk shows at the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, CA, 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, Operation Ivy, Fugazi, Nomeansno, Green Day, Screeching Weasel, Marcy’s Playground (???), and more! But before that we’ll take a look at the upcoming release of the video game Fire Pro Wrestling World, my struggles with Fire Pro addiction, and some memories of a few of the other great video games in wrestling video game history. As always, check out everything else the I See Robots Radio Network has to offer over at www.iseerobots.com, and help support us for as little as ONE DOLLAR A MONTH over at www.supportthereport.com

Mad Joe Black from Wisdom In Chains discusses his journey into hardcore, H2o, Sick Of It All, respecting the roots, life on the road, relationship with audience, Bad Brains, Gilman Street, NYHC, Crowned Kings, touring the world, DIY Mentality, Hardcore Family, Strength For A Reason, growing up with music, Positive Mental Attitude, his first hardcore show, transitioning from being a fan to a musician, Post America Podcast, Cold Cuts Merch and FastBreak! Records PLUS an all new #ASKKG with questions from Wrestling, Music, Film, and beyond! This episode is Sponsored by DIGNIFIED BASTARD WWW.DIGNIFIEDBASTARD.COM grab NYHC Vinyl and CD by District 9, Vision Of Disorder, Six and Violence, and KG SHOW MERCH!!! Subscribe, Rate and Review the show on ITUNES! Enjoy the show on Podcast Arena and Audio Boom! 111 episodes recorded IN PERSON! This episode is dedicated to the memory of Dave Franklin from Vision #NJHC #KevinGillShow #KevinGill #PAHC #NYHC #NJHC #NEWYORKHARDCORE #BADBRAINS #MADJOEBLACK #JOEBLACK #WISDOMINCHAINS #POSTAMERICAPODCAST #KEEPINIT100 #PodcastOne #JerichoNetwork #PodcastArena #AudioBoom #GilmanStreet #SickOfItAll #PMA #H2oGo #TobyMorse #AgnosticFront #Madball #PositiveMentalAttitude #Podcast #InPerson #TooHypeForSkype #Konnan

Martin Sprouse/November 16, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Martin Sprouse. Martin Sprouse grew up in… The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 41: Martin Sprouse of Pressure Drop Press, MaximumRockNRoll, Gilman Street appeared first on Cinepunx.

Martin Sprouse/November 16, 2013 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Martin Sprouse. Martin Sprouse grew up in Southern California and has been active in the San Francisco Bay Area punk scene since the late 1980s. It is crucial to note that Martin has been in no way a contributor to the Philly punk scene. While it may appear that his impressive efforts fall out of the parameters of this project, his inclusion is very much by design. The books Martin published under his Pressure Drop Press publishing company, which included John Yates’ unique A No Record Deal and the Sprouse-edited Sabotage In the American Workplace and, most especially for me (Joseph), Threat By Example, were a significant influence on my young life and this project. I’ve cited the influence of the collection of compelling and inspirational voices that is Threat By Example on several occasions and most recently in regard to L!F!P! Given the opportunity to speak at length with Martin while in the SF Bay Area to present L!F!P! in mid-November, 2013, I achieved what I feel is one of the finest interviews of this series. Along with his now-defunct publishing company, Martin also edited the punk ‘zine The Leading Edge in the mid-1980s, he moved to the Bay Area to work on MaximumRockNRoll (MRR) with the now-defunct Tim Yohannan, and he was a key player in the the creation of Berkeley’s internationally-known DIY venue the Gilman Street Project (or just Gilman Street). Reading MRR from the late ’80s on and seeing some early Gilman Street shows starting in 1989 were also tremendous (and cited) influences on not only this project, but also the Cabbage Collective. Martin recounts his years with a biting wit and sharp intellect. Within his Oakland warehouse apartment of almost Zen-like appearance (Martin appears to own almost nothing and lives a life sans clutter but with the ebullient hunting dog Grady), Martin currently works to design furniture. Among his many achievements, Martin is a “chick magnet,” which we discuss in the latter part of the interview. Photos By Karen Kirchhoff   The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 41: Martin Sprouse of Pressure Drop Press, MaximumRockNRoll, Gilman Street appeared first on Cinepunx.

We open with an extended conversation with Will Bellot, co-founder of Bellot Idovia Foundation, started in 2004, with his brother, Antoine, both natives of La Toti, Haiti. "Konbit La Tourtue," a fundraiser, is coming up, March 10, 2012, 9 p.m. at Ashkenaz Music & Dance Center, San Pablo at Gilman Street, in Berkeley. Konbit will raise money to purchase water filter systems for the people this organization serves. Visit http://bellotidovia.org/about/ We are also joined by Lakay & Mystik Man who is performing with his band that evening which will feature the folkloric dance of El Wah Movement Dance and Ezili Racine Drum Ensemble. Tabia African-American Theatre Ensemblefounder and director, Viera Whye joins us with the directors of two performances which open this evening: Rome Neal in "Monk" and Cheryl B. Scales in "Mirror, Mirror of My Soul" at the “School of Arts and Culture” at the Mexican Heritage Plaza, 1700 Alum Rock, Ave., San Jose, CA 95116. 408/272-9924, www.acteva.com/go/sjmag. I saw the awardwinning production of Monk while in Dakar for the FESMAN or the World Festival of Black Art and Culture in 2010. Small world (smile). We close with an extended conversation with Edris Cooper-Anifowoshe, whose direction of Lorriane Hansberry Theatre's current production of Joe Penhall's disturbingly insightful piece, "Blue/Orange" is stellar.  Catch the play which features Carl Lumbly through March 18, at LHT new home 450 Post Street in San Francisco. Visit www.lhtsf.org or (415) 474-8800.  

Foxholes(Bustin Makes Me Feel Good)Image by Milla GaleaWords:Author reads excerpts from Simon Saint-Simon's 'Cadavers'Sounds:01 Fra Lippo Lippi - Say Something02 Glass Candy - Poison or Remedy?03 The Alan Parsons Project - Mammagamma04 Alessi - Saving the Day (track from Ghostbusters OST - The Revenge edit)05 Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again (Tom Croose Edit)06 Phresh and Low - Zapped (Dicky Trisko Cosmic Edit)07 DJ Hell - The Angst08 Depeche Mode - The Sinner In Me (Ricardo Villalobos Conclave Remix)09 C. Denner - Not The Indian (Moxie)10 Masonna - Noskl In Ana (Live at Gilman Street)11 Empire of The Sun - Walking On A Dream12 Ray Parker Jr. - The Other Woman13 Culoe De Song - The African Subway14 In Flagranti - I'm Sorry, I'm Terribly Sensitive15 Class Action - Weekend (Larry Levan Mix) xxxsss