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Rich Zweiback: August 1, 2010

  1. The Big Takeover

    30 years of Jack doin’ his thang. And an alt-nation thanks you. I still have some of the old Xeroxed one sheets in my archives!

  2. Alex Chilton tributeCity Winery July 28, 2010

    Friends and bandmates (not always the same thing!) send the Box Top/Big Star legend off in fine style. Marshall Crenshaw, The original BoxTops, Yo La Tengo, Jody Stephens, Jon Spencer, Chris Stamey, Jon Auer, Alan Vega and many more toast AC. Ronnie Spector singing “Walking In The Rain” was a transcendent moment. And Jesse Malin leading a singalong on the Replacements classic “Alex Chilton” brought the house down.

  3. Lincoln Center Out of Doors Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, Question Mark and the Mysterians, The Gories, and Death
    Saturday, July 31, 2010 – Lincoln Center Damrosch Park NYC

    4 different approaches to why Motown didn’t just mean “Motown”.

  4. The Ramones July 4 1976 Roundhouse London

    On the 200th anniversary of our freedom, we return the favor. The Clash, The Pistols and every other wanna be punk got their lesson. “it was like a rallying call”, according to the Buzzcocks’ Pete Shelley

  5. Sister Anne

    It takes a lot of balls to cop an MC5 song as your bands’ name. These three NYC chicks (and a guy) have got plenty of cohones. Soul sister Kitana Andrews is in your face and shaking YOUR ass.

  6. Henry RollinsGet In The Van

    Interacting peripherally with Black Flag during this era (early to mid 80’s,) I always found the band to be intense, but good guys. Henry’s diary of those times outlines the horrors that they faced everyday from cops, violence from their fans, rednecks and lack of money and lodging. It’s evident as you watch him crack up while reading these posts and how he developed an armor of hatred. A warning tome, if ever there was one.

  7. The New York Yankees

    Berkman and Wood at the trading deadline. It’s why the Yankees kick ass.

  8. Pink FloydAnimals

    An extremely thinly veiled allegory showing big business organizations run as they are, by the bosses (pigs) ,hunters (dogs) and the workers (sheep). One of my favorite punk rock albums.

  9. The New York Mets
    It’s the Mets. Baseball ying/yang
  10. Jerry Garcia dead 15 years

    Proof that Phil Collins must be the anti-christ.