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December 1999 :: Live Ink :: The Meat Purveyors (Phil Bailey)
THE MEAT PURVEYORS with Jim White Sluggo's, Pensacola, FL November 11, 1999 by Phil Bailey Jim WhiteIn a night of music born of an acid enhanced viewing of Hee Haw , Jim White, the king of Southern Gothic music, and the Meat Purveyors, an aggressive bluegrass quartet, played before a smattering of ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: The Meat Purveyors (James Mann)
Sweet in the Pants, Indeed! by James Mann I imagine spending a day with the Meat Purveyors -- Austin's "Spice Girls of Bluegrass" -- is a radically different experience than the one you would get from hanging out with, say... Garth Brooks. There's no cushy tour bus, just a beat to hell van named Nora ...
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August 1999 :: Music M-P :: The Meat Purveyors (James Mann)
The Meat Purveyors More Songs About Buildings and Cows Bloodshot This ain't your daddy's bluegrass. Austin's Meat Purveyors use old-time music the same way the Stones did the blues -- as a starting point. Rarely has music made with mandolins, guitars, and standup bass sounded so rude -- this is country ...
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All Relationships Are Doomed to Fail (Bloodshot). Review by James Mann.
THE MEAT PURVEYORS ALL RELATIONSHIPS ARE DOOMED TO FAIL Bloodshot When they broke up after two releases, Austin's randy bluegrass band The Meat Purveyors left a hole in the music scene that no one else rushed to fill. Too country for rockers, and not traditional enough for the festival bluegrass crowd ...
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Photo Editor Phil Bailey looks back at the first decade of Ink 19 with a special photo essay.
INK 19'S WORLD OF GLAMOUR by Phil Bailey It's amazing that I've been shooting and writing for Ink 19 for nearly seven of the ten years Ink 19 has existed. I have been lucky enough to shoot some of the best bands around, and have made a bit of a name for myself photographing and writing about girl bands ...
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#3 (Minty Fresh). Review by Aaron Shaul.
SUBURBAN KIDS WITH BIBLICAL NAMES #3 Minty Fresh Even though he really hasn't gone anywhere, I still miss Jens Lekman. There was a period where the guy put out a seemingly endless string of amazing pop songs. From what I hear his well of inspiration hasn't dried up, but the frequency of his releases ...
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August 1999 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
. . . . Adjective City Ashes to Ashes Atman Vinicius Cantuáiria The Echo Orbiter Jad Fair and Jason Willett Falling Sickness / Dysentary Hero of a Hundred Fights Lung Leg Marine Research Not From There Punk-O-Rama 4 Bogdan Raczynski Slightly Stoopid Slimer Smartbomb CA ...
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COVER Cover Cover Features How To Run an Independent Record Label (Into the Ground) Last Summer for Lizard King at Père Lachaise Hype*Text Notes From Behind the Counter That's Not Metal! We Don't Care Ink Spots Atari Teenage Riot Ben Folds Five Boris the Sprinkler Diane Izzo Judith Kool Keith Splender ...
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COVER Cover Cover Features Death Links Fading to Black John Wick The Martyrdom of Dana Plato My Three Funerals Ink Spots Anti-Flag Atom & His Package Lab Animals Lisa Gerrard LTJ Bukem Moby Momus Pieter Bourke TNT Zakk Wylde Mike Viola & the Candy Butchers Live Ink Amadeus Blue Mountain The Buzzcocks ...
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November 1998 Cover
... Cover November 1998 Cover Feature My Hillbilly Heritage Immigration From Day One Viking Power? Ink Spots Discount Dr. Eugene Chadbourne Mark Spybey The Meat Purveyors Modest Mouse New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble Rasputina Rob Zombie Sean Lennon Sepultura Sir Millard Mulch Skavoovie and the Epitones Son Volt ...
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