Tag: Buzzcocks
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Buzzcocks: Flat-Pack Philosophy Label: Cooking Vinyl Release Date: 3/07/06 Review Date: 4/10/06 The Buzzcocks are back with another record label and a solid release. Go back and listen to the earlier records and you’ll be surprised to learn that the average tempo of Flat-Pack Philosophy is faster than that of say, Love Bites. The previous […]
Drop inPosted by: Kilwag (editor) on April 10th, 2006
Reviews: Music
Buzzcocks: Buzzcocks Label: Merge Release Date: 2003 Review Date: 2003 The Buzzcocks have just released their 7th studio album. It’s on Merge Records out of North Carolina, which I’d never heard of before, but Randy assures me it’s a pretty well known indy label. I’m a Buzzcocks fanatic, I’ll admit. They were the first band […]
Drop inPosted by: House of Neil on June 17th, 2003
Reviews: Music
Buzzcocks: Modern Buzzcocks: Modern – A Different Kind of Product. Label: EMI Europe, Go-Kart North America Release Date: 1999 Review Date: 2000 Ok, let’s put aside the fact that I have to stiffle a scream every time that damned Toyota commercial comes on. I mean for christ sakes, they could have at least used an […]
Drop inPosted by: Kilwag (editor) on June 11th, 2000
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Buzzcocks: Time’s Up Label: Mute Release Date: 1999 Recording Date: 1977 Review Date: 2000 Time’s Up was originally a bootleg of studio outakes from the Spiral Scratch sessions. Spiral Scratch was not only the band’s first self released ep, it was arguablly the first DIY effort from any punk band. Spiral Scatch has been re-released […]
Drop inPosted by: Kilwag (editor) on June 9th, 2000
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Buzzcocks: BBC Sessions Label: BBC Music/EMI Recording Date: Release Date:1998 Review Date: 2000 “Oh no! Not another Buzzcocks compilation!” you cry. “What the fuck!” As a Buzzcocks fanatic, I admit I might not be the best one to write this review, especially as I own all of the other Buzzcocks compilations too! However, this one […]
Drop inPosted by: House of Neil on June 2nd, 2000
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- Tim Tempest: I had a Pacer..the little yellow cambered fibreglass model..ACS 651 trucks & Gecko 5 wheels.. My brother,he had the mahogany deck...same trucks & wheels but two totally different boards..The ...
- Bridgette: Million Bradley, You asked if Go Skate produced any skate videos. "Quimby Productions" ran the skate contest and made videos of the contest. Quimby( Matthew Oldham) had Dale Smith and many other...
- Todd: Great memories of taking two bus transfers to make it to Gremic Skates in Los Gatos. This is late 70’s. One of my most cherished skateboard deck is an unused Pegasus Deck. This was Gremic in-house...
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- Michael: Having just moved to Eagle Rock CA. From Puerto Rico in the summer of 1968 the following summer (1969) for my birthday I received my first skateboard, The Black Night, complete with the infomous clay ...
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- Scott Garig "Sunset Surfer": I first went to Val Surf in July 1974, when it was next door to the liquor store on Whitsett & Riverside. I sold them my 9'4" Morey Pope board with a John Beck design, because I was going into the...
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