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April 1998 :: Music S-T :: The Specials (Julio Diaz)
The Specials Guilty 'til Proved Innocent! Way Cool Music/MCA I don't have a problem with bands that get back together. I don't even begrudge a band for doing so sans a few original members. Hell, I don't even mind when people are out to make a buck; most acts from the '80s making a comeback now probably ...
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Despite two years of lineup changes, name changes, record label merry-go-round rides, lawsuits, and more, the Amazing Crowns have remained Royal to the loyal. Julio Diaz catches up with frontman Jason "King" Kendall to get the details.
STILL ROYAL TO THE LOYAL: AN INTERVIEW WITH JASON "KING" KENDALL OF THE AMAZING CROWNS by Julio Diaz So much has happened to the Amazing Crowns in the nearly two years since I spoke to frontman Jason "King" Kendall for the record (see the August 1998 issue of Ink 19), it's almost amazing that they ...
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Got the Thirst (Golf/Plastic Head). Review by Stein Haukland.
KING PRAWN GOT THE THIRST Golf / Plastic Head UK ska-punks King Prawn have caused quite a stir in Europe's indie underground over the course of ten years and three albums, and this fourth full-length was equally well received upon its domestic release in early 2003. The American audience, however, ...
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Ska was pronounced dead over a decade ago, yet the tours go on and the crowds keep coming. For The English Beat's current refusal to fade, Dave Wakeling and crew brought along a couple surprise UK ska legends- Lynval Golding of The Specials, and The Selecter's Pauline Black. Jen Cray saturated herself in the ska sounds of yesterday's England.
Jen Cray The English Beat THE ENGLISH BEAT WESTBOUND TRAIN Orlando, Fl Sept. 28, 2006 by Jen Cray Ska was pronounced dead over a decade ago, yet the tours go on and the crowds keep coming. For The English Beat's current refusal to fade, Dave Wakeling and crew have brought along a couple of surprise ...
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March 2000 :: Live Ink :: The Amazing Crowns (Julio Diaz)
THE AMAZING CROWNS with the Gotohells The Orpheum, Tampa, FL January 19, 2000 by Julio Diaz all photos by Cheryl Diaz Jack "Swinger" HanlonAfter an unconscionably long absence from the state of Florida, the Amazing Crowns made a triumphant return to the Tampa Bay area. This set of dates was a warm ...
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May 1998 :: Music Sm-T :: The Smooths (Gail Worley)
The Smooths Very Own Vegas USA Side1/Dummy Baltimore's sophisticated skanksters portray themselves as the Frank Sinatra's of ska on their debut record, Very Own Vegas. Distinguished by a solid horn section that includes a woman on baritone sax, The Smooths merge elements of the currently popular dancehall ...
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August 1998 :: Music C-F :: The Dingees (David Lee Beowülf)
The Dingees Armageddon Massive BEC Recordings Good old punk rock about the bad things in society, like being on drugs, idiots with easy-to-use and dispose of technology, guns, and setting cities on fire. The Dingees' excellent command of punk rock vocal harmonies makes songs like "Chaos Control" and ...
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July 1998 :: Music C-D :: The Dingees (David Lee Beowülf)
The Dingees Armageddon Massive BEC Recordings Good old punk rock about the bad things in society, like being on drugs, idiots with easy-to-use and dispose of technology, guns, and setting cities on fire. The Dingees' excellent command of punk rock vocal harmonies makes songs like "Chaos Control" and ...
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Yes, it's true -- good shows do come to Melbourne, FL sometimes! Julio Diaz saw "Weird Al" Yankovic and stand-up comedian Flip Schultz at the Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts on May 19, 2000. Ian Koss got some great photos, too!
"WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC WITH FLIP SCHULTZ Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts, Melbourne, FL May 19, 2000 by Julio Diaz One of the best things about my recent move to Melbourne (aside from being able to plot world domination from the posh Ink 19 corporate penthouse suite) was that I'd get ...
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George Harrison died of cancer today. James Mann looks at the life and influence of "the quiet Beatle."
"WELL, FIRST OF ALL, I DON'T LIKE YOUR TIE" GEORGE HARRISON, 1943-2001 James Mann Despite the mega-sales that Beatles 1 generated, it's distressing to note that for today's youth, the Beatles are a matter of ancient history. Relegated to background music and VH-1 specials, or the recent media blitz ...
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