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436<p class="wp-block-paragraph">&#8212; I&#8217;ve made a few editions of the <strong><a href="https://agonyshorthand.com/">Agony Shorthand</a></strong> music podcast of late, which you can stream or download <a href="https://agonyshorthand.com/">here</a>.</p>
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468<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I believe we’ve established previously in these pages that <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/01/04/zigzag-102-june-1980/"><strong><em>Zigzag</em></strong></a> fanzine, published continuously in the UK throughout the 70s and into the 80s, was a first-rate repository for the musical attitudes, obsessions and posturing of its times. This is particularly true if you were a record collector or fanatical show-goer in the United Kingdom during these years. It’s one of my favorites, and you can check out previous issues I’ve talked about <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/01/04/zigzag-102-june-1980/">here</a>, <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2024/03/23/zigzag-28/">here</a> and <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/06/19/zigzag-95/">here</a>.</p>
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472<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong><em>Zigzag #85</em></strong> is from July 1978, and the big-deal band of the moment &#8211; a band editor <strong>Kris Needs</strong> &amp; his crew are especially excited about because they’re <em>“unsigned!!”</em> &#8211; is <strong>Siouxsie and the Banshees</strong>. Careful readers of this blog may know, while others may be surprised to learn, that Siouxsie and the Banshees happen to be one of my all-time favorite bands. I’m talking <a href="https://www.discogs.com/master/42280-Siouxsie-And-The-Banshees-The-Scream"><em>The Scream</em></a> up through <a href="https://www.discogs.com/master/42327-Siouxsie-And-The-Banshees-Juju"><em>Juju</em></a>, and all the singles therein, though if you made a case for their run ending at <a href="https://www.discogs.com/master/42341-Siouxsie-And-The-Banshees-A-Kiss-In-The-Dreamhouse"><em>A Kiss In The Dreamhouse</em></a>, I could get on board with that. I certainly own the record! My friend Brian and I were Banshees and Cramps obsessives in high school, and when I got too cool for them in the late 80s, I sold all the records, then later proceeded to buy them all back when being cool became as foreign to me as being foreign.&nbsp;</p>
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484, as well as any sort of affinity to any scene or other band, except for a brief moment when he cops to loving <strong>The Doors </strong>and <strong>Love</strong>. Tobler backhandedly tries to diss the pre-release copy of <em>Adventure</em> he’s heard, and Verlaine, to his credit, takes him both literally and seriously. He does a fine job of explaining himself and his vision for the band, while certainly brooking no dissent with being called “the band leader” by Tobler. </p>
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488<p class="wp-block-paragraph">We then travel to America to talk about and with <strong>The Quick</strong>, a piece unfortunately written and readied for publication before writer <strong>Teri Morris</strong> finds out that, whoops, they’ve just broken up. <strong><em>Zigzag</em></strong> publishes it anyway. “The Quick watched LA go punk crazy without ever taking a step in that direction”. Morris talks to guitarist and songwriter <strong>Steven Hufsteter</strong>, who tells her “We could have easily punked out, it wouldn’t have presented any problem. We probably could have gotten a record contract, a lousy one…..We want to be a packaged item. We want to be a product on the market. It’s not what we want to be so much as what <em>we have to be</em>”. Again, note the emphasis on being “signed” vs. “unsigned”. Also, note your confusion when you consider the record contracts that <strong>The Bags, Weirdos, Screamers, Germs</strong> and <strong>X</strong> <em>did not have</em> at this point, and in some cases, never received at all.&nbsp;(<a href="https://www.discogs.com/master/127227-Dickies-The-Incredible-Shrinking-Dickies?srsltid=AfmBOorHwr0v6jdwMG3rjhcod-vnqNDvRkFh7QRZCqzBhr6A3UJalW3J"><strong>The Dickies</strong> did</a> &#8211; they easily punked out).</p>
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492<p class="wp-block-paragraph">There’s an <strong>Only Ones</strong> interview (they’ve signed to CBS!!), and a bunch of <strong>Flamin’ Groovies</strong> overhype, talking about some of the same English touring dates and the “real rock and roll revival” they spurred in the UK that a recent <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/14/ugly-things-62/"><strong><em>Ugly Things</em></strong></a> piece picked apart. Kris Needs talks about their “frantic, no-holds-barred, euphoric energy” and their absolutely MONSTROUS version of “Paint It Black”. I’ve never really understood it, but that’s me.&nbsp;</p>
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496<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I do like “An Expensive Beginner’s Guide to Rockabilly”, which is a very <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2024/09/05/who-put-the-bomp-9/"><strong><em>Who Put The Bomp</em></strong></a>-like overview of the genre, mostly of the Sun guys and many of the reissues that were starting to come out on Charly Records in the mid/late 70s. And in the reviews you get two great put-down slaggings of both <strong>Bruce Springsteen</strong>’s <em>Darkness on the Edge of Town</em> and <strong>Alternative TV</strong>’s <em>The Image Has Cracked</em>. These reviews, regardless of their enthusiasm or lack thereof, are a nice proxy for where the heads of <strong><em>Zigzag</em></strong>’s staff were at the time: raised and succored on what we later called mainstream AOR, or album-oriented rock, then spun sideways by punk rock and its assault on the senses. They wrote intelligently and curiously about both, and I’m happy to pull in as many copies of the 70s version of this fanzine as I can still afford.</p>
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520<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Hard one to stomach, this <strong><em>Hypertension #7</em></strong>, but that&#8217;s probably not being altogether fair, and we believe in fairness and accuracy in reporting here at FH. Editor <strong>Paul Lukas</strong>, is, like me, now an “old guy”, but at one point in his journey he was not &#8211; he was a young twentysomething marinating in whatever “biting”/”cutting” fanzine template it was that Gerard Cosloy had laid down with <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/01/17/conflict-37/"><strong><em>Conflict</em></strong></a>, but he was, alas, not doing it particularly well &#8211; yet doing it with an unearned bravado that, who knows, I might have really enjoyed at the time. That said, I was a total ding-dong dumbbell in 1988.</p>
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532<p class="wp-block-paragraph">He opens with an editorial about the “cleverness brigade” and how he stands righteously opposed to them, without fully saying whom <strong>they</strong> are, except for they like Shimmy-Disc Records, Half Japanese and they might publish <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2025/01/20/flesh-and-bones-8/"><strong><em>Flesh &amp; Bones</em></strong></a> fanzine. As I said, the whole tone of this is exceptionally Cosloy-esque, especially the opening 3-dot gossip and opinion thing. I saw this style parroted/ripped off in <strong>Bill Callahan</strong>’s <a href="https://teengluesniffer.blogspot.com/2006_02_01_archive.html"><strong><em>Disaster</em></strong></a> too, but this one is far more annoying in its jovial dissing by virtue of not being very funny, i.e. “the Nu Muzak Semen-ar”;
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536<p class="wp-block-paragraph">There’s lots of “cringe” insider shorthand, too &#8211; the <strong>Celibate Rifles</strong> are “the Rifles”, the <strong>Band of Susans</strong> are the “Band of Susie-Q’s”, <strong>Sonic Youth</strong> is for some reason “Chronic Youth” or “Scenic Youth”, and <strong>Buster Poindexter</strong> is “B. Poindexter”. I don’t know who first started writing like this but it thankfully was a short-lived trend that seems to have been left to die in the 1980s. There are ongoing <strong>Cheap Trick</strong> jokes; lots of complaining about lyrics and people who don’t dissect lyrics the way he does; and some praise for <strong>Patti Smith</strong> on the basis of, OMG I can’t even type this: “Patti Smith always understood that rock &amp; roll <em>is</em> sex”. There, whew, I did it. How you guys doing out there?</p>
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540<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Now, once we’ve gotten through all of that, well, there are two halfway decent interviews with Ohio rocknrollers the <strong>Boys From Nowhere</strong> and <strong>Sister Ray</strong>, both of whom who featured prominently in my record collection at the time. There are well-written and positive reviews of <strong>Drunks With Guns</strong> and <strong>Nice Strong Arm</strong> &#8211; ditto. And then leading into “the man he would soon become”, there are many ironic product reviews and baseball references, the former of which are uninteresting to me and the latter of which feel totally Cosloy, but I also grant that many of us roundly enjoy America’s pastime. Some even <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2025/08/19/chinmusic-1/">successfully melded the sport with underground punk rock music</a> in a manner that <em>didn’t</em> annoy me. </p>
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544<p class="wp-block-paragraph">But I can’t say, now that I’ve read so many of their fanzines, that I actually miss the days when every late 80s NY/Boston/Jersey smart kid who loved <strong>Dinosaur</strong> and <strong>Big Dipper</strong> published a fanzine, and brutally aped his idols in the course of doing so. If I’d been doing the same during those years, I know my product would have been absolutely insufferable. What I came out with 4-5 years later was bad enough. I’m glad the dude found his calling down the line, and in so many ways, <strong><em>Hypertension #7</em></strong> is quite rewarding as a repository for the tenor of its times, much like <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/02/05/teen-scene-february-1967/"><strong><em>Teen Screen</em></strong></a> or <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/24/cheetah-5/"><strong><em>Cheetah</em></strong></a> were for theirs.</p>
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568<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I did not buy <a href="https://black2com.blogspot.com/2010/04/punk-volume-1-number-1-fanzine.html"><strong><em>Punk Magazine</em></strong></a><strong><em> #2 </em></strong>in 1973 because I was, as it turns out, five years old. Rather, I came to it as an idiot “fanzine collector” quite recently. So recent in fact that it first crossed the threshold of my house in 2026. First, let’s establish that this had nothing to do with the Legs McNeil/John Holmstrom <a href="https://johnholmstrom.substack.com/p/pre-1976-punk-references"><strong><em>Punk</em></strong></a> magazine of a few years later, which I’d call among the most overrated fanzines of all time if I’d thought it was much “rated” in the first place. Easily. Nearly unreadable. No, <span style="text-decoration: underline">this</span> <a href="https://www.ebay.com/itm/326343851249"><strong><em>Punk</em></strong></a> was sired and stewarded by <strong>Billy Altman</strong> out of Buffalo, NY during the “rock desert” year of ‘73, which probably wasn’t all as bad a year as folks once made it out to be.</p>
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572<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Anyway, it’s kind of a treat and a real collection of early rock-write all-stars, from<strong> Lester Bangs</strong> to <strong>Richard Meltzer</strong> to <strong>Mike Saunders</strong> to <strong>Scott Fischer</strong> to <strong>Joe Fernbacher</strong> to Altman himself. They’ve all just recently come back from the debauched <a href="https://gregmitchell.substack.com/p/a-wild-weekend-when-rock-writers">“National Rock Writers Convention”</a> in Memphis, and its existence is tossed around occasionally here without many details shared. On one hand, these fellas seem to be writing solely for each other to garner laffs, and are having a hell of a fun time doing so. This makes it quite fun to read. I’d have absolutely <em>loved</em> most of this in my twenties, which is when I first read Meltzer, Nick Tosches and Lester Bangs and thought their rock-adjacent fuck-you writing was just the <em>coolest</em>.&nbsp;</p>
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620<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I have discussed this Columbus, OH fanzine and its previous iteration <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/07/the-
620offense-12/"><strong><em>The Offense</em></strong></a> on several different occasions, and it may behoove you to peruse those discussions, presently: they are to be found <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2025/02/11/the-offense-newsletter-59/">here</a>, <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/07/the-offense-12/">here</a>, <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2024/04/20/the-offense-15/">here</a> and <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2024/08/13/the-offense-newsletter-13/">here</a>. The rule of thumb in this house is that it’s important to get &amp; gather every and all issues of <em><strong>The Offense</strong></em> and its <em><strong>Newsletter</strong></em>, as it has proven itself to me to be one of the greats &#8211; entertaining as hell, and completely tapped into the many currents and scene wars of the first-half 1980s American underground. It’s passionate, loose, and yet highly articulate about everything from those 4AD records shimmering in the import bin to the many post-punk forks &amp; branches needling their way through the USA, including hardcore, paisley psych and goth/doom/deathrock/what-have-you. </p>
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624<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The May 11th, 1984 cover’s got <strong>Black Flag</strong> on it and a small caption, “People can’t stop writing about BLACK FLAG!”. They really couldn’t, could they? In hindsight, I have many thoughts about post-<em>Damaged</em> Black Flag: the plodding, angry, unfunny, metal-tinged, Rollins-era band that extensively toured the world &amp; elsewhere from 1984 to 1986. First &#8211; because I remember it well &#8211; so much attention was paid to them in 1984 because we are all <em>waiting</em> for them to be great again. Because “the first four years” and <em>Damaged</em> are absolutely monumental, right? But every time some garbage dirge like <em>Loose Nut</em> or <em>The Process of Weeding Out </em>would hit the stacks, everyone would listen to it, forget it quickly, and give them the old “well, there’s always next year” false hope. Meanwhile, the band would scowl and mug on stage and throw fans a few silly punk bones during a gig &#8211; a “Six Pack” or a “Nervous Breakdown”, maybe, before proceeding with the <strong><em>plod</em></strong>. </p>
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628<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Secondly, let’s admit their reputation was wholly made during 1979-81. I’ve met maybe 2-3 people in my lifetime who, when they talk about Black Flag, want to <em>first</em> talk about 1984-86. Maybe some heshers or speed metal guys. But not music fans. So no wonder poor music fan <strong>Don Howland</strong> &#8211; yes! Don Howland! &#8211; is so conflicted here in his lengthy review of a 4/14/84 <strong>Black Flag / Meat Puppets / Nig-Heist</strong> show at the Reggae Lounge in NYC. (The &#8220;Reggae Lounge&#8221;??). Don pretends to really like <em>My War</em>, as many pretended to at the time, but he’s not really sure what to make a show in which he’s “pretty disappointed by 90% of the new stuff”. He misses Chuck Dukowski’s onstage bloviating and general mania, but admits that new bassist Kira Roessler is, in fact, “prettier”. </p>
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632<p class="wp-block-paragraph">But it’s a great marker of the times, this review, and I feel like it proves my point number one above &#8211; that when you’ve made a legend for yourself on the basis of some of the most powerful music of all time, anything else you do &#8211; even stoned, angry dirges performed in black dolphin shorts &#8211; is going to pale by comparison, and totally confuse the fans. Not that there’s anything wrong with confusing the fans, of course &#8211; there’s a reason that we all love <strong>Flipper</strong> so much. Or even this gig’s <strong>Meat Puppets</strong>, who are, shall we say, not <em>welcomed</em> to the Big Apple whilst playing the country-fried songs from <em>Meat Puppets II</em>. They say it was the Brits who spit at the bands. Not if you believe Howland’s piece here &#8211; us Americans were just as adept at the ‘ol “hawk tuah” as any punk from the mother country.</p>
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636 also writes about the 4/27/84 bill with the same lineup; he’s less conflicted about Black Flag and sees them as standing proudly apart from the scene, “as unwilling to lead as they are to be led”. That’s one way of putting it, and probably the only feather in Black Flag’s cap during this era: they couldn’t care less what you thought of them. But is that anything to really hang your hat on, when the records are so incredibly lame?</p>
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640<p class="wp-block-paragraph">As discussed in previous reviews here of <strong><em>The Offense Newsletter</em></strong>, the letters page served as the bulletin board for the underground scene, or at least some portion of it. Often they were barbs directed at editor <strong>Tim Anstaett,</strong> who gave as good as he got. There’s lots of discussion about the best of 1983 reader’s poll results, which <strong>The Birthday Party</strong> apparently walked away with. Now <span style="text-decoration: underline">there</span> was a band, ladies and gentlemen! <strong>Steve Hesske</strong> gets a page of record reviews &#8211; they’re pretty funny &#8211; and <strong>Rob Wylie</strong> interviews a band called <strong>NonFiction</strong>, with whom I am unfamiliar. Bands such as the <strong>Icicle Works</strong> and of course the <strong>Cocteau Twins</strong> are bantered about in the letters. Those, as they say, were the days.</p>
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648<div style="font-size:16px" class="taxonomy-post_tag wp-block-post-terms"><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/tag/black-flag/" rel="tag">Black Flag</a><span class="wp-block-post-terms__separator">, </span><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/tag/don-howland/" rel="tag">Don Howland</a><span class="wp-block-post-terms__separator">, </span><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/tag/steve-hesske/" rel="tag">Steve Hesske</a><span class="wp-block-post-terms__separator">, </span><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/tag/the-offense-newsletter/" rel="tag">The Offense Newsletter</a><span class="wp-block-post-terms__separator">, </span><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/tag/tim-anstaett/" rel="tag">Tim Anstaett</a></div></div>
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655<h2 style="font-size:64px;line-height:1.2" class="wp-block-post-title"><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2026/06/28/check-the-record-3/" target="_self" >Check The Record&nbsp;#3</a></h2>
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664<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The daily thoughts, dreams and the peculiarities of the record collector can be all-enveloping. You find yourself too frequently contemplating your next big score, perhaps only minutes after completing your last one. Pressing quandaries such as record storage, what to do about price stickers, and whether or not to buy a different c
664ountry’s pressing of a record you already own are thoughts that easily crowd out those more healthily devoted to family, friends and personal health &amp; hygiene. It’s far too tempting to fall into it, and I’ve done so many times over my extended life; I may perhaps even be in a cycle of this sort right now. Even when I’m <em>not</em> in a collecting cycle, I still have these fantastic dopamine-drenched recurring dreams that involve flipping through vinyl, the sorts of trips to <a href="http://www.hedonist-jive.com/2012/11/lets-go-record-shopping-in-1981-berkeley.html">Berkeley</a> and <a href="http://www.hedonist-jive.com/2011/11/lets-go-record-shopping-in-1987-los.html">Los Angeles</a> that made me the man I am today.&nbsp;</p>
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668<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Sometimes the only means of extracting oneself from it all is to aggressively start the selling process &#8211; firing up the eBay account and ordering big packs of mailing boxes from <a href="https://www.bagsunlimited.com/">Bags Unlimited</a>. This too I have frequently done, with much current regret, over the years.</p>
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672<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Perhaps there’s a better way, one that allows you to keep all the records and do so guilt-free. <a href="https://www.nstop.com/"><strong>Jen Matson</strong></a>, the publisher of <a href="https://www.nstop.com/product/check-the-record-3-print-digital-copy/"><strong><em>Check The Record #3</em></strong></a>, is one who leans in &#8211; <em>way</em> in &#8211; into the mania. When I read her impenitent fanzines about record collecting (I talked about the other two <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/08/28/check-the-record-1/">here</a> and <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2024/09/07/check-the-record-2/">here</a>), I take them as apologia for my own off-and-on obsessions. Her approach to her own methods &amp; madness in, say, accumulating every single overseas <strong>Go-Betweens</strong> pressing is straightforward, workmanlike and totally no-nonsense. She writes with a sense of fun &amp; whimsy about it all, totally one-upping my own combination of guilt, shame and financial worry. I think I was perhaps too scarred by <a href="https://reelcanada.ca/film/vinyl/">this documentary</a> about lonely and near-suicidal record collectors, afraid of hitting my sixties in a similar state of mind.&nbsp;</p>
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676<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Matson charts a different path, one in which you can &#8211; and DO &#8211; fly to Melbourne, Australia, ostensibly for a minor music festival, but really to visit every single record store in the metropolitan region. This is a standout piece in <strong><em>Check The Record #3</em></strong>, marked on multiple occasions by the pain of going out of your way to a store only to find that it’s a lame alterna-jerk shop with no used records and overflowing with awful overpriced “Record Store Day” backstock. You can feel her sense of trepidation and triumph when she spots a copy of the Go-Betweens’ <em>Send Me a Lullabye</em> on the wall at <a href="https://roundandroundrecords.com/">Round and Round Records</a> (a store formerly owned by friend of the blog <a href="https://thedevilslexicon.blogspot.com/"><strong>Dave Lang</strong></a>):</p>
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680<p class="wp-block-paragraph"><em>“Did I already own a copy of this vinyl? Did I already own copies of all of the Go-Betweens’ albums on vinyl? Yes and yes. But since I am a wee bit of a completist when it comes to this band, I was always a bit sad that my copy was the UK reissue on Rough Trade, not the original Australian pressing on Missing Link Records, with a gatefold sleeve and a different, truncated track listing. In my 35+ years of record shopping, I’d never spotted it in the wild”.&nbsp;</em></p>
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684<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I don’t think you’ll be at all surprised to learn that <strong><em>she bought it</em></strong>, and “left the store in grand spirits”. I get it, and I forgive this behavior: a different track listing and a gatefold sleeve? Forget gassing up the car next week, we can walk instead. Later, she buys a “condition upgrade” copy of a record she already has, and cries about seeing <a href="https://www.discogs.com/master/166236-The-Gordons-The-Gordons"><strong>The Gordons</strong>’ Flying Nun debut</a> &#8211; a phenomenal record that I once owned &#8211;&nbsp; for $172, despite it having a stained and scribbled-upon cover. This she does not purchase.&nbsp;</p>
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688<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The other two main pieces in <strong><em>Check The Record #3</em></strong> explore the roots of her collecting predilections, unsurprisingly passed on from her dad, who himself amassed a great and totally unnecessary collection of operation &amp; maintenance manuals for World Word II-era airplanes &#8211; and a funny, somewhat droll exploration by <strong>Calvin Johnson</strong> on how to deal with price stickers on records. Me, I’m so goddamn impatient that I go straight to tearing them off, and therefore have multiple pockmarked LP covers as a result. There are better ways, as you’ll learn should you choose to get your own copy of this thing <a href="https://www.nstop.com/product/check-the-record-3-print-digital-copy/">
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712<p class="wp-block-paragraph">As a man&#8217;s thoughts turn to summer &#8211; to baseball, to barbeque and to baseness of all kinds &#8211; it becomes clear that writing about music fanzines of recent decades has become, shall we say, <em>a lesser priority</em>. But fear not &#8211; this doesn&#8217;t mean we&#8217;re throwing in the towel (again). It simply means it&#8217;s a good time to re-up a bunch of older posts from the days when we were actually doing this 3 times a week, for some reason. Here they are.</p>
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740<p class="wp-block-paragraph">It never escaped me during my many years spent rubbing elbows in the “garage punk scene” that said scene is often overpopulated with what you might call &#8211; for lack of a better word &#8211; “dum-dums”. The wallet-on-a-chain dimwits, the rockabilly girls, the cro-magnon alcoholics: they were <span style="text-decoration: underline">all in the family</span> at any given 1990s garage punk show for sure. And hey, three cheers for our dum-dums! They’re not torturing themselves like I am with scene contextualization, record collecting and five-dollar adjectives. They’re here to fucking <em>rock</em>, to drink beer, hoot at the bands and yell at poseurs. I spent much time in the trenches with them, and their extroverted enthusiasms helped propel many a 90s show forward from good time to <em>great time.</em> Sometimes these dum-dums even created fanzines back in 1998, such as<strong><em> Drink &amp; Drive #2</em></strong>.</p>
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748<p class="wp-block-paragraph">It is into this dum-dum environment that <strong><em>Drink and Drive #2</em></strong> proudly steps forth and perhaps even outdoes <em><strong>Hit List</strong></em>. Editor <strong>Michael Pedersen</strong> has his priorities straight and his controversial opinions eagerly given: “Ah, the sun is shinin’, my zine is almost ready to be printed, life is good. All I need now is a beer and some pussy. Remember, soft rock = soft cock, fuck techno and kill a hippie”. Of course I could cut Pedersen some slack and say well you know, he was from <em>Denmark</em>, English isn’t his first language etc. But that didn’t stop European garage punk fiends <strong>Tom Arnaert</strong> and <strong>Henrik Olausson</strong> from putting out high-quality, literate and hilarious garage punk fanzines at the same time &#8211; <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/03/08/bazooka-3/"><strong><em>Bazooka</em></strong></a> and <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/04/02/human-garbage-disposal-4/"><strong><em>Human Garbage Disposal</em></strong></a>, respectively, which were better than virtually all American zines of similar ilk. No, Pedersen unfortunately just fell for the <a href="https://agonyshorthand.com/2013/04/12/typically-wild-and-unsubtle-crypt-records-ad-this/">Tim Warren/Crypt Records</a> “razzle-dazzle” hook, line and sinker, and simply doesn’t have the mental chops to carve his own path through the idiocy of the current scene.</p>
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752<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Grant him this, though: he was a hustler. He nails mail interviews with <strong>Larry Hardy</strong> of <a href="https://intheredrecords.com/">In The Red Records</a>; <strong>Pat Todd</strong> of the <strong>Lazy Cowgirls</strong>; and <strong>Dana Hatch</strong> of the <strong>Cheater Slicks</strong>. Great, <em>great</em> Americans all, and three of the people most responsible for my 80s-90s garage punk obsessions. He also interviews the <strong>Spider Babies</strong> from Portland, who, when I saw them at San Francisco’s Purple Onion in the early 90s, were <em>outstanding</em>, with a pissed-off female keyboardist and an absolutely brutal 60s punk vibe. Here, they’ve huffed the doofus vapor that was heavily cir
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756<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Likewise with <strong>The Dirtys</strong> &#8211; one of the Crypt Records bands of the time that finally pulled me away from the label after its decade and a half of stellar work. The Dirtys don’t like gays, they love porn and beer, they joke incessantly about fisting, lesbians and so forth. They’re exceptionally sensible and cognizant of the changin’ times, these dum-dums, and this forum was purpose-built for them. And somehow Pedersen gets <strong>Billy Childish</strong> and <strong>Thee Headcoats</strong> to talk to him, a real “get” in our business. This goes a bit better, and I didn’t leave feeling utterly embarrassed for the participants &#8211; but do you perhaps feel as I do now that we might have “oversold” Childish and his bands a bit in the 80s and 90s? It kind of feels like <em><strong>kid music</strong></em> to me now, but that’s probably because I’m not exactly a kid any longer.</p>
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760 reunion in Long Beach with some of the absolute dumbest people on the planet). <a href="https://www.discogs.com/release/2846208-Various-Goin-After-Pussy-Teasers-Tidbits?srsltid=AfmBOooOEf8YGBvjKS2PIorM6_ry1tQ_CJLJ9q8nd4ws4c74aZkDOVTE">This</a> is selling for $2 right now. A Dirtys CD currently only sets you back $4. Maybe we take this issue for the period piece that it is, and interrogate ourselves for how we let ourselves move from the Gories, Supercharger and Cheater Slicks to whatever <em>this</em> all was, seven years later. Can we somehow blame Jon Spencer?</p>
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784<p class="wp-block-paragraph">I’ve never come to know how the dense 1988 Chicago one-and-done fanzine <strong><em>Travellin’ Fist</em></strong> came to be free upon its publication. My working theory is that, given its lack of advertisements and its esoteric, wordy and (at the time) somewhat outré content, <em>charging</em> for it might have been a tough proposition to begin with, so it became a “let’s give it to friends” proposition. Lord knows I had to search hell’s half acre to get my own copy thirty-eight years later, after seeing references to it over the years.&nbsp;</p>
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792<p class="wp-block-paragraph">It starts with <strong>Chris Stigliano</strong> producing one of his patented and rather self-referential rants about his inability to be published in publications with statures bigger than, say, <strong><em>Travellin’ Fist</em></strong>, as well as his struggles getting his fanzine <a href="https://black2com.blogspot.com/2015/10/thirty-years-ya-mean-its-been-three.html"><strong><em>Phfudd!</em></strong></a> effectively distributed. At the same time, “Don’t Get Into Rock Writing!” hits out &#8211; in a <em>highly flailing</em> but satisfyingly rabid manner &#8211; at many highly worthy late 80s targets that range from Chuck Eddy to <strong><em><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2026/04/20/bravear-3/">BravEar</a></em></strong> to <strong><em>Creem</em></strong> to Ben Fong-Torres to the folks running the <strong><em>Village Voice</em></strong> music section at the time. No question that becoming a “rock writer” was <em>always</em> both a poor career and life choice. I never for even a moment considered it, despite once making a fat $60 for three record reviews at the <em>San Francisco Bay Guardian</em> in 1993. I therefore second and third Stig’s celebration of publishing a money-losing and yet life-affirming fanzine in its stead.&nbsp;</p>
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796<p class="wp-block-paragraph">This is followed by a long piece by Rian Murphy about <strong>Game Theory</strong>, postulating on why they’re not more revered. I mean, among a certain set of folks, some of whom I knew well, they certainly were, but I do take the point. The author says “Maybe it has to do with the soft aura of light ringed around the early 70s, which is often where <strong>Scott Miller</strong>, the brain child behind the name, is coming from”. Yes, I am sure that’s true. To <em>me</em>, Game Theory were <strong>Big Star</strong> minus the great songwriting, + the addition of some strange, abstract chord &amp; tonal changes. Big Star sold terribly enough <em>without</em> strange, abstract chord &amp; tonal changes. Also, in 1988 the quasi-effeminate vocals were not in keeping with the pigfuck times, or at least with what <em>au courant</em> fanzines of the era were frothing on and on about.&nbsp;</p>
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808But what else is in here, you ask? Lots. An incongruous <strong>God Bullies</strong> interview, a personal diary masquerading as a Chicago scene report, a John Hughes movie overview, a sex/drugs/poor writing-filled “West Coast Scene Report” by <strong>Phil Jenks</strong> that’s such an awful <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/04/15/forced-exposure-9/"><strong><em>Forced Exposure</em></strong></a> parody that I’m thinking it probably <em>was</em> a parody; an <a href="https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-miracle-of-van-morrisons-astral-weeks"><em>Astral Weeks</em></a><em> </em>article; and even some <strong>Raymond Pettibon </strong>cartoons. There’s a defence of <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/09/18/chemical-imbalance-4/"><strong><em>Chemical Imbalance</em></strong></a> fanzine, albeit with a rewritten <strong>Camper Van Beethoven</strong> review from said fanzine, now done “better and more accurately” by Murphy.</p>
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812<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Murphy again pops off on California bands in another piece, and how they’re so <em><span style="text-decoration: underline">awful</span></em> and yet how so many of them are so <em><span style="text-decoration: underline">great</span></em> (??). Again, it’s a complete stream of consciousness thing almost certainly written with a big bag of weed by his side. I don’t fully condone then-illegal marijuana cigarettes, but given the guy’s extreme music knowledge and mania, him letting his freak flag fly in order to “paint pictures with words” is quite entertaining when held against the usual low fanzine standard, and he held my attention in ways that I’m not used to it being held when skimming &amp; scanning a fanzine. This California love/hate session eventually and predictably becomes a long discussion of, that’s right…..<strong>The Beach Boys</strong>.&nbsp;</p>
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816<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The closest music fanzines I’ve ever seen to<strong><em> Travellin’ Fist #1</em></strong> &#8211; literate, exploratory, musically omnivorous, a little tough to follow at times &#8211; were <strong>Brian Doherty</strong>’s <strong><em><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/05/03/surrender-5/">Surrender</a></em></strong>, which I talked about <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/05/03/surrender-5/">here</a>, and <strong>Tim Ellison</strong>’s <strong><em><a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/21/rock-mag-1/">Rock Mag</a></em></strong>, discussed <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/07/21/rock-mag-1/">here</a>. Perhaps the <a href="https://fanzinehemorrhage.com/2023/01/05/crush-3/"><strong>Brian Berger</strong> fanzines</a>. You can even perhaps intuit, in hindsight, the direct line from this fuzzy, different-plane way of thinking and writing to the musical output of the <a href="https://www.dragcity.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoq8_jlsHSFkWCVjhA9rc3FLrDUoTu-iRGWE1uJUZaw2tpCgJusB">Drag City</a> label, which continues to this day.&nbsp;</p>
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1128		<div class="jp-carousel-container">
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1169				<div class="jp-carousel-info-footer">
1170					<div class="jp-carousel-pagination-container">
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1172						<div class="jp-carousel-pagination"></div>
1173					</div>
1174					<div class="jp-carousel-photo-title-container">
1175						<div class="jp-carousel-photo-caption"></div>
1176					</div>
1177					<div class="jp-carousel-photo-icons-container">
1178						<a href="#" class="jp-carousel-icon-btn jp-carousel-icon-info" aria-label="Toggle photo metadata visibility">
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1187								</svg>
1188							</span>
1189						</a>
1190												<a href="#" class="jp-carousel-icon-btn jp-carousel-icon-comments" aria-label="Toggle photo comments visibility">
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1202							</span>
1203						</a>
1204											</div>
1205				</div>
1206				<div class="jp-carousel-info-extra">
1207					<div class="jp-carousel-info-content-wrapper">
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1209							<div class="jp-carousel-photo-title"></div>
1210						</div>
1211						<div class="jp-carousel-comments-wrapper">
1212															<div id="jp-carousel-comments-loading">
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1214								</div>
1215								<div class="jp-carousel-comments"></div>
1216								<div id="jp-carousel-comment-form-container">
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1219																														<form id="jp-carousel-comment-form">
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1228													<div id="jp-carousel-comment-form-commenting-as">
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1231																<input type="text" name="email" class="jp-carousel-comment-form-field jp-carousel-comment-form-text-field" id="jp-carousel-comment-form-email-field" />
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1243														type="submit"
1244														name="submit"
1245														class="jp-carousel-comment-form-button"
1246														id="jp-carousel-comment-form-button-submit"
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1251													</div>
1252						<div class="jp-carousel-image-meta">
1253							<div class="jp-carousel-title-and-caption">
1254								<div class="jp-carousel-photo-info">
1255									<div class="jp-carousel-caption" itemprop="caption description"></div>
1256								</div>
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1258								<div class="jp-carousel-photo-description"></div>
1259							</div>
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1268								</svg>
1269								<span class="jp-carousel-download-text"></span>
1270							</a>
1271							<div class="jp-carousel-image-map" style="display: none;"></div>
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