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What's to like in a punkumentary about a long-lived icon? Audible sound during The Queers' live sets would have been a good start, but Carl F Gauze finds solace in the interview and rare bits.
THE QUEERS ARE HERE DIRECTED BY MIKE VARGA starring Joe Queer MVD Visual I love punk rock bands and hate punk rock video documentaries. Take The Queers -- after 25 years in the business, they have a stack of CDs filled with snotty, clever songs, decent arrangements and crispy-clean sounds. Their live ...
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March 1998 :: Music F-H :: F.Y.P (Ryan Eckhart)
F.Y.P My Man Grumpy Recess This is my first F.Y.P experience, although I've heard the name thrown around for a long time. What a great band! Solid snotty pop-punk kinda along the lines of old Screeching Weasel, but with some of the hooks of newer Queers stuff, and extra elements that make it F.Y.P ...
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November 1998 :: Music E-H :: The Hard Richards (Julio Diaz)
The Hard Richards On the Move Red Eye A fun bunch of ska-punk and straight-ahead punk rock tunes from some of South Florida's finest. Some of the songs here will put you in the mind of the Dead Milkmen, especially the incredibly catchy ska-punk tunes "Tim's Song" and "Trendy Little Girl." Others wouldn ...
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April 2000 :: Screen :: Cinema Beer Belly (Andrew Chadwick)
Cinema Beer Belly Various Artists Hopeless Lots of music videos are made that slip through the cracks. This series collects a bunch of the punk/indie rock oriented ones. Lower budgets and a helluva a lot more interesting. Videos from Superchunk, Gameface, the Queers, Samiam, the Melvins, AFI, the Strike ...
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October 1998 :: Music D-G :: The Donnas (Felizon Vidad)
The Donnas The Donnas Lookout! If you like the Riverdales, when Ben Weasel became Ben Foster; if you own one or two albums by the Queers; and if you like all-girl bands, chances are you will be turned on to the Donnas. The Donnas share a similar style, that sweet-pop, Fifties/Happy Days meets the rock ...
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October 1998 :: Columns :: Adjective City (Milo Hendricks)
Bagman WRAP Invisible A trip hop nightmare. Despite the fluorescent pink case, there's something dark, sinister, and even disturbing amidst the seven danceable tracks of WRAP. With heartbeat bass, the infectious rat-a-tat-tats of snares, high-end sounds, and strategic samples. WRAP is the Twilight ...
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