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September1998 :: Warped :: Hepcat (Jason Feifer)
Hepcat Pompano Beach Amphitheater August 5, 1998 by Jason Feifer In an atmosphere filled with more punk rock than a block party on Telegraph Avenue, an appearance by the always enjoyable and delightful Hepcat was more than just a treat, it was a blessing. Taking to a stage that had just seen the epic ...
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March 1998 :: Music F-H :: Hepcat (Julio Diaz)
Hepcat Right On Time Hellcat Hepcat is one of the best traditional ska bands in the known universe. A new record from this band is a reason to rejoice. Right On Time, their third record for as many labels, is a slow builder. You'll need to give it a few listens before it really grabs you. Once it does ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: The Skatalites (Julio Diaz)
The Skatalites with Hepcat, Mustard Plug, the Slackers, and the Gadjits Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL 2.14.98 by Julio Diaz I can't think of a better Valentine's Day present than a show like this. Since the Skatalites are the first and still the best ska band the world has ever known, they alone ...
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August 1998 :: Columns :: The Return of the DJ (Julio Diaz)
... Season," then, hit the scene like an atom bomb. It took some time to generate a proper response, but when it came, it was a doozy. Late in 1997, Hepcat released Right on Time, complete with the instantly controversial "Open Season... is Closed." Alex Desert got the message, and ran with it. "By proclamation ...
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October 1998 :: Music S-Z :: Ska Sucks (Andrew Chadwick)
... to the ska/ska-punk scene as it is today, as it has a decent range of ska styles and some classic songs, including tracks from the Usuals, Hepcat, Less Than Jake, Let's Go Bowling, Unsteady, The Chinkees, MU330, Link 80, Mephiskapheles, and so on. A nice "hello, how are you doing, this is some of what ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: Steady Sounds From the Underground (Julio Diaz)
... ska comp largely made up of previously released material. While I certainly understand the significance of having big draws like the Pietasters, Hepcat, the Supertones, Kemuri, and Bim Skala Bim on your comp, some of this stuff is starting to get seriously overexposed. Case in point: the Dance Hall ...
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July 1998 :: Music E-G :: Even More Original Raw Soul (Patrick Lewis Manne)
... to Tony Cook's chikiting guitar and thumping bass groovalicious concoctions. A special note goes to Soul Quality Quartet, whose virulently dancy "Hepcat" belies the band members' last names -- Ingvarsson? Leijonhufvud? Scandinavian Soul... go figure. A must-have for any collection. Instinct Records ...
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November 1998 :: Music P-Sk :: Skaliente (Julio Diaz)
... , this looks like a good comp, with Latin-influenced ska tracks from well-known bands like Rancid, the Allstonians, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Inspecter 7, Hepcat, and more, along with a bunch of authentically-named bands like ¡Viva Malpache! and Niños Con Bombas, but this CD is a tragic waste of time. With ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble (Julio Diaz)
... McCain, guests have included the Pietasters' Steve Jackson, the Toasters' Jack Ruby, Jr., the incredible Caz Gardener of the Checkered Cabs, and Hepcat's Greg Lee, Alex Desert, and Deston Berry. "We pick people who we hear live, on the scene," Reiter imparts. "Basically, we look for people who are a ...
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