KEG, THE LONE RANGER OF ROCK

"Sugar Cane Girl"


"20th Century Boy"


"Over and Over"

Keg is the most. More information available at kegrocks.com.

THE MENTORS

Live in 1992. Right around this time, a certain grunge/ska band I was in got an invitation to play with the Mentors at the Icepick in Muskegon, MI. The promotor mailed us his query and included about 50 fliers for the gig, which he instructed us to "spread like the AIDS virus."

We declined. And it's one of my greatest regrets.

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GIRL TROUBLE

Girl Trouble weren't invited to the big Sub Pop SP-20 festival, even though the band's debut LP was also Sub Pop's first long player (a 1988 split release with K Records called Hit It Or Quit It, matrix number K-SP20). So they invited themselves, and played an acoustic show outside the official concert on the grounds of Merrymoor Park. Find out more about Girl Trouble at their official web presence. Thanks for the tip, Kendall.

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NO-FI SOUL REBELLION

"Let's Pretend"


Live in Bellingham, 11-11-2006


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KANE HODDER

Playing their hit single, "I Think Patrick Swayze Is Sexy."

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DEAD MOON ON CHIC-A-GO-GO

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SCHOOLYARD HEROES

"We crunched these numbers and we found that your soul is null and void."

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PAUL REVERE AND THE RAIDERS

"Steppin' Out," 1966, introduction by Michael Landon


GTO commercial, 1969


"Good Thing," 196?


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MUDHONEY

"Bulging bustlines and black emotions"


"An entire generation in flannel"

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