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November 2009
Killing Joke
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Noteworthy Photography
- Burning Flags Press
The website of Glen E. Friedman. Renowned for both his work with musicians like Fugazi, Minor Threat, Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, Slayer (and many, many more) as well as his groundbreaking documentation of the burgeoning skateboard phenomenon in the late `70's, Glen has been privvy to (and has summarily captured on film) some of the coolest stuff ever. He's also an incredibly insightful and nice guy to boot. - SoHo Blues - Photography by Allan Tannenbaum
Allan Tannenbaum is a local photographer who has been everywhere and shot everything, from members of Blondie hanging out at the Mudd Club through the collapsing towers of the World Trade Center on September 11th. You could spend hours on this site, and I have. - Robert Otter Photographs
Amazing vintage photographs of New York City, specifically my own neighborhood, Greenwich Village. - oboylephoto
Just some intensely cool photographs of abandoned places. - Rikki Ercoli's Legends of Punk
Much like Glen E. Friedman (see above), Rikki Ercoli has managed to catch some amazing bands in their manic element. - Lost & Found Film
A fascinating website devoted to undeveloped film found in vintage camers. A curious mixture of interesting and spooky. - Pinhole Photography by Veronica Saddler
NYC landmarks shot through a pinhole lens. Neat-o. - Satan's Laundromat
My new favorite website, really. In its own words, "a photolog of New York, with an emphasis on urban decay, strange signage and general weirdness." What's not to love? - Eugene Merinov
Compelling shots of Punk, Post-Punk and New Wave band performing live in various long-lost venues in a pre-sanitized New York City. Great stuff!
Links to Some of my Favorite Sites
- ILXOR.Com
Between ILM (I Love Music) and ILE (I Love Everything), there are countless threads wherein to discuss/debate virtually any topic under the unrelenting flames of a dying, angry sun. - Yahoo! Groups : firewatercircus
A mailing list dedicated to stylish-albeit-currently-inactive NYC band, Firewater - Hardcore Hall of Fame
Ex-Stimulator and erstwhile Cro-Mag leader Harley Flanagan's tribute to Hardcore. - The Tod Hole: A Firewater, Cop Shoot Cop, and related band depository
- Forgotten NY, www.forgotten-ny.com
Mind-blowing resource for NYC-related trivia, crucial for those keen on strolling New York's streets, pointing out historical ephemera.
Big Laughs
- The Perry Bible Fellowship
Surreal, pitch black humor. - Homestar Runner.Com
Hugely entertaining or insufferably dumb, depending on your sensibility. - The Weblog of Spumco's John K.
The weblog of cartoonist John Kricfalusi, crazed mind and frantic pencil behind the original "Ren & Stimpy," as well as "The Goddamn George Liquor Show." Surreal, unapologetic, uncompromising genius. - Favourite Captain Haddock Curses
"Tintin, you odd-toed ungulate!" - Monty Python - Pythonline
- Eddie Izzard
- Dana Gould
- Patton Oswalt
- Gilbert Gottfried
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