text: jl ELL Into Another #4 - m ■■■■■■^: ■ ■■.:..' m. '»»**.«•■» W hi- W '*£ ^^ ..^ £? ■. :W Cold As Life Times Up Floorpunch :-.':■: ■.■■< W ■>. ' ■: ";■■■. ':■■ >Wtt# •"' ■ w -:■ . . ■ ;' ■ ' aw *fe ■\- I ■ # **: > • ■ : . ■ ' % ■ ■■- - *| ■ : ':. ' .. ■ -:. And some more stuff as well M ou. -m Jesus, fuckin, Christ, I can't believe I'm at it again. You people are the roots of my little tree. There were j so many times I was just going to throw J in the towel, but the letters and: compliments of appreciation has kept me fighting for another round. Thanks to everyone that kept believing in me. but I'm afraid that this might be the last issue, one reason being I don't know where to get the money to print TWT so that I can keep selling them for a cheap price. I might go to a newsletter or a half size z i ne or hopefully I'll find a way to keep things going the way they are go i ng . Another reason I should probably stop doing the z i ne , or take a break is because I need to put more time into my studies (college fulltime) and I can't afford to fall behind even though I already have. To make things worse, I don't have a clue what I want to do (major) at all. I'm just taking general requirements and getting them out of the way so hopefully by my junior year, I'll know what I want to do. Fuck me 1 . 1 .! Oh yeah, my parents want to move to North Carolina by September and I'm welcome to go with them, but I have to much to leave behind (girlfriend, tristate area he scene, friends, and much more reasons), so come Sept., I'm kinda fucked. I have a band (Standpoint) that usually plays a lot of weekends. We don't make any money (mostly lose money) to live off of but we do it because we love it. To go to school fulltime, work, pay rent, have a band, and have a fanzine might be too much for me to handle. I don't know what to do about a job because I'll probably only have weekends free for work, but that'll mean the end of my band. Who wants to hire a kid that has to take off lots of *>.*^y*v .>■■** r r^s.. mi Up, and Floor Punch, as well as some music reviews, essays, photos, and more. Send in music to be reviewed, complaints, suggestions, and what ever else you want to send me, everything is apprec i a ted . '<-■'■ " m" 1 me letters, helped me supports/bought this ■ >.. .:■*• Thanks to everyone that wrote distro, and everyone who pub 1 ica t i on . People that helped/contributed: Steve Silberg, Reilly, Alex Franklin, JT, and Jar ret t . Front Cover: Chuck Duffy's hand, Richie (IA>» Chuck (TU>. Cold As Life Bio: done by Alex Franklin. \ :>**■ _S*t Ben Kenney , and - in ;TJ v_ i . tf In case anyone's wondering, nobody won the "Who's Old School" contest. with no cigars. Here's the 1 ) Pink S) "All Skrewed Up" Another State of Mind Stars and Stripes Possessed H i r ax 3) *♦ ) 5) People came close but answers : • 'i I'd like to print an apology to Seth. I know I printed your words and should have went about it in a different way. I wasn't I didn't mean any harm and I'm sorry you took it the because it was meant for you to take it in a positive wasn't an attack, but an offering of information and hope you can understand why I wrote it even though I th i nk i ng . wrong way way . I t facts. I went about it the wrong way. much apologies, Steve for gas money? So and scared because much to me and I'd to play a show. I So wish me days to play shows basica 1 1 y , I'm lost my band means so probably quit a job don't know how bands do it. luck because I'll need it'. But anyway, here it is, Time Will Tell tt^ . In this issue, we've got interviews with Into Another, Cold As Life, Times r TV Time Will Tel 1 28 Tudor Dr . Wayside, NJ 07712 :v /, 1- i • ' w - ■ — t i - ji.tr-. ■wBES !M , V » if ♦>« l/l'l / .< M ^ ^ ix JJ *% H- / £ ,\ ■/// J :V -'•rv. & i. 5 > . t, i 4 ♦ \ * -i ■ ' *J* The other day, I asked my 66 yoar old Dad if it seemed like it seemed like it took forever to Holy life went by fast. He said, reach 20, but it seems like just yesterday that I was 21 shit! That's some scary stuff Well, I turn 21 on April 11th (presents accepted) , I guess it's all down hill from then on ^^tftts^ • I did this interview at the Troc in Ph i 1 i , but first off, I was supposed to be on the guest list + 2 and get a photo pass, but I got dicked over (we won't even mention the fact that I had to drive on short notice because my friend Jerry's (he's Irish) car was undrivable and we got lost for an extra 2 hours) and I paid, but that's not a big deal. The big deal was when some big meat neck bouncer wouldn't let me backstage to get an interview. So finally at the end of the show, Richie came out and talked to all the kids (thank satan) and I explained my story to him and I followed him into the backroom and began my interview. Into Another Richie: Yeah, all the time. In fact, occasionally sometimes I'll adapt a poem I've written to a piece of music that we've written as a band. Usually when we write songs we start with the music first then I'll kind of live with the music for a while and write the lyrics, but I'm always writing. I write in a journal almost everyday and I write poetry all the time. TUT: DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT PUTTING OUT A BOOK ON ALL YOUR WRITINGS? Richie: No, I haven't really thought about it yet, I mean a lot of what I write I don't save and I'm not really good about stuff like that. So no, 1 haven't as of yet doing that but maybe someday. TUT: YEAH BECAUSE I KNOW A L OT OF PEOPLE THAT ENJOY YOUR WRITING A LOT. BUT ANYUAY , JUST OUT OF CURIOSITY. DO YOU EVER JUST UIP OUT SOME OLD HARDCORE TAPES AND REMINISCE? Richie: Urn, I still play some of my old records. Yeah I still listen to Minor Threat some t imes , occas i ona 1 1 y , Somet i mes i f I'll throw on occas i ona 1 1 y . Negative Approach, SSD you know just depends. I'm working out or something the first Cromags tape... yeah I listen to music from just Richie: Not so much anymore, I use to all the time. It helps me to keep more mentally focused, more emotionally focused, and I sing better when I'm in shape. TUT: ON THE SONG "MAY I", WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO PAN THE DRUMS ON THE LEFT AND THE GUITAR ON THE RIGHT? Richie: Urn, that actually was a decision our producer came up with and at first we were like I don't know man I don't know and we just listened to the mix over and over again and we got really into it because it sounded a lot like a really old record, and I don't know because it's just really trippy and we tried it both ways and we ended up preferring it with the drums panned hard left kind of like the first album. TWT: YEAH CAUSE NOW I CAN SHUT OFF THE DRUMS OR GUI TAR - Richie: Yeah, but a, like on the first Ramones record there's all guitar on one side and all bass on the other side. It's kind of an old 60 ' s and 70 ' s stereo technique to about every decade. r throw all the instruments on one side and it just seemed really cool and spacey. TUT: UHO ARE YOU REFERRING TO IN THAT SONG? Richie: Um f my girlfriendi the person I 1 i ve wi th , TUT: UHAT WAS THE FIRST AND LAST TATQQ THAT YOU GOT? Richie: The first tatoo that I ever got was a fire dragon and a water dragon around my left wrist biting each others tails* and I got that in 1985. The last one I got was my vegan tatoo about three years ago. TUT: DOES INTO ANOTHER HAVE ANY MTV PLANS? Richie: Sure, we're going to make videos and I think video is just another artistic medium just like music is, and just like 90'/. of all music that ' videos out one within s out there sucks, 90'/. of all there suck, but we plan to make that 10V. that are awesome, but yeah, we're making a video for "Mutate Me" in about a week, going out to LA, and then we're going to do a video for "TAIL" after that. TUT: HAVE YOU BEEN GETTING ANY HEAT FOR SIGNING TO HOLLYWOOD? Richie: Um, very little- I think a lot of kids these days realize that whole indie verses major thing is kind of pointless and there's much more pressing social and political issues out there. You know, there was a time when people thought that Sub Pop was the ultimate indie label and they'd never sell out. Sub Pop just sold half their shares to Uarner Brothers. So you know, I don't feel very different from when I was on an indie label except that* well I was on four indie labels in my life and they all ripped me off and I don't think that's going to happen with Hollywood. HW treats us so well, that they are like family to us. The people there are really amazing. They have very few bands so we get lotsa lotsa love and lots of attention. And I don't want to do anything else with my life but play music and I think it's ridiculous that it's not unethical for someone to go out and do what he or she loves and make lots of money in any other profession but if you're talking about music, to some kids it's unethical if someone makes money. We're all broke right now, I mean all we did was sign a record deal, you don't get rich doing that and you don't make money until you sell lots and lots of records. But to be perfectly honest with you I want to sell records. I don't think you lose any integrity by selling records. It's so funny how many kids use to be such die hard supporters of a band like Greenday and Greenday have not changed a bit. They play the same music they've always been playing, they haven't changed as people, they're totally unpretentious, they're totally down to earth and some of the kids are like fuck Greenday man because they've sold B million records. If you're going to dislike someone for being rich, dislike the Pope for having all that money for supposingly tying to live life as a Christian. Christ, rags, and was poor and wandered man, and the Pope lives in splendor. That 's hypocrisy, that's making money doing what they love. TUT: PLUS I'VE NOTICED THAT YOU STILL KEEP YOUR DOOR PRICES DOUN, *5. B* SH OUS Richie* Yeah, we still play all ages shows, we still play benefits, I mean I don't know. TUT: IS IT TRUE THAT YOU GUYS HAV E A FASHION COORDINATOR? Richie: A fa? No i TUT: YEAH SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT AND I UAS LIKE ARE YOU SERIOUS. Richie: No, any fashion decisions are made by the band, and besides, not the whole band is fashion Conscience (laughs), I don't know if anyone's noticed (laughs). TUT: ARE YOU GUYS GOING ON TOUR UITH UHITE ZOMBIE AND THE RAMONES? Richie: Yes, for 17 days. Actually we're doing a split up, we're doing a tour that's six weeks long and half of it's with Shelter which is all the way down the east coast and the other half with WZ and the" Ramones in Canada and other parts in the northeast. you know wore as a homeless opulence and not someone W»' TUT: Richie: TUT: IF YEAH, I LOVE THE RAMONES. Yeah , me too . YOU HAD THE POUER TO CHANGE ONE TYPE OF FOOD AND MAKE IT VEGAN, UHAT UOULD IT BE? Richie: Wow, that's a good question. I'd love vegan pizza that really tasted like pizza that was really just like the same experience. If someone could make a cheese out there, a soy based cheese that would melt just like mozzarella cheese and taste exactly like it, I'd be siked. Pizza, NY pizza. TUT: YEAH, VEGAN RELLA JUST DOESN'T DO THE JOB. but man, Richie: Nah , vegan rella's O.K. it's not the real thing. TUT: UH, THE SMELL OF IT. i. Richie: Gives you bad breath. TUT: UHAT IS INTO ANOTHER'S DISFUCTIONAL FAMILY? Richie: It's just, a better name I thought than fanclub. Fanclub's really cheesy. It's just everyone who corresponds with us, writes to us and we try to answer all the mail we get, but we get a lot and we're kind of flaky about it, but we do get to all of it eventually. Just the people that correspond with us and we send them tour dates and stickers, and what ever we have to send, we send them out periodically. Generally it's the people who are on that list receive information about tours and upcoming records events and shit. TUT: I UAS GOING TO ASK YOU UHAT TAIL STANDS FOR, BUT I KIND OF FIGURED IT OUT TONIGHT AT THE SHQU, THE AMrHtftAN IN LOVE. Richie: Yup , there you go. Maybe I stop soon . TUT: say l ng HOU DO what it should is so it's a mystery YOU FEEL ABOUT THE KRISHNA VEGETARIANISM THING, UHERE THEY THINK IT'S ALRIGHT TO DRINK MILK... Richie: Um, to be honest... TUT: YEAH CAUSE I'M VEGAN AND THEY TELL ME I'M STUPID OR SOMETHING Richie: Uell no, that's ridiculous, you're not stupid. I don't drink milk, but I'll say one thing, the cows that live on Geetanogre (sp? no clue) lets say, are treated, far, far better than just about any animals in capt i vi ty anywhere. . . TUT: BUT THAT'S MAJORITY THOUGH... Richie: They're protected, they're loved, vast loved, majority not. So I think it's wrong, personally, to go to a supermarket and support factory farming by buying a gallon of supermarket milk. I have less of a problem with someone milking a cow in Geetanogre. So for those people that drink milk from protected cows, I don't think it's bad at all, I really don't, it's far far worse to support factory farming. TUT: I HEARD RAY CAPPQ SAY THAT HE KNOUS SO MANY PEOPLE THAT HAVE BEEN VEGAN FOR LIKE FIVE YEARS THAT ARE SO UNHEALTHY AND THAT YOU NEED MILK. ■ . Richie: That's not true, I mean... TUT: THAT'S UHY I ASKED YOU IF YOU UORKED OUT BECAUSE YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'RE IN GOOD SHAPE . . . Richie: I'm vegan five years later a (slapping his bicep a couple of times) I'm" hard as a rock and a (laughs). I mean I know plenty of people who have been vegan for many many 'y ears who are very healthy, the vast majority of Shaolin monks in China practice Kung Fu , don't eat any animal products or milk and they live very ripe old age. I've never seen interviews with anyone else but Richie and was curious to just even hear the other guys voices- Putting Richie's vocals aside, the music is just amazing. I interviewed Pete (guitar) and he was so fuckin cool and I had the best time talkin with him. I also thought I'd let you know that he was eating a banana throughout the whole interview. IHIl I ALWAYS SEE INTERVIEWS WITH RICHIE AND NOT ANY OF THE OTHER GUYS. Pete: Yeah well, I only like to do interviews if someone just wantyto talk to me because otherwise a lot of the questions are for Richie and people ask like "why does Richie..." and I'm like you have to ask Richie. I think we all feel that way and he knows everything that's going on, he's use to doing it. He doesn't have any gear to tune or anything (laughs). TWT: DID YOU EVER KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT DREW RICHIE, OR TONY BEFORE YOU MET THEM? Pete: Oh, actually I knew about Underdog only because my fiance knew Richie from around the East Village and she was an editor of a magazine and she got Vanishing Point in and she was like oh, this is an old friend of mine, let's listen to him from that, but I about the sxe scene, about Drew, but one (Katherine) walking down the street in the East Village and he was working at the door, guess at the Pyramid and we walked over and hello to him and that's when I first met we saw him another time when he somewhere else and he said he was a guitar player to start a band it- So I did hear of didn't know anything I didn't know anything day I was with her I sa id him. Then was working looking for and that's how we got hooked up. And Tony, we knew Tony... my girlfriend knew Tony's X- girlfriend through the music business* and he had left Whiplash and we needed a bass player and it kind of went around like that and that's how we all met him. I knew about Whiplash, but I didn't know Tony in particular, but I knew the band, TWT; TONY WAS IN WHIPLASH? Pete: Yup (laughs), grandfather of metal. TWT: WERE YOU EVER INTO HARDCORE? Pete: Yeah, I was. I wasn't a record buyer of every release that ever came out, but I liked the Dead Kenedeys when Fresh Fruit came out and stuff like that, Black Flag and stuff like that, Bad Brains, DOA , that kind of stuff. So I had some what f ami 1 i arar i ty , but I wasn't into as much as those guys more, certainly. But I wasn't just like a strict metal head, oooh hardcore's gross. Where I come from, there was no division of metal heads and punks, everybody both, so there wasn't this that you have today. (Drew enters the room) was just into weird division 91 I .-*. J, I was from baby! and window) Drew: Not from where fuckin hated them'. Pete: Metal haters! Drew: But then we became liberal wanted everybody. (looks out of a Wow that's cool (then he went out the window on some balcony or something). TWT: WHAT ARE YOUR INFLUENCES MUS ICALLY? Pete: Uh , the Monkees I'd have to say the most influential band in my life. No I don't know, starting from when I was a little five year old I heard the Beatles and I became a teenager I heard Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath everyday, everything on radio throughout the 70 ' s , Deep Purple, heavy old 70's rock bands. My dad always played a lot of classical music, he use to be symphony and opera freak and all kinds diverse things like that. TWT: HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN BACKGROUND, TRAINING ETC.? Pete: How long have I been ound training ( laughs) ? a Of TWT: COMMA BACKGROUND COMMA TRAINING... Pete: Urn, I've been playing for IB years now, long time, longer than most of our fans been alive actually (laughs). I took lessons for, um, I don't know, six months or something when I first started out and then I just played to the radio and records all the time as a a teenager. I was in little garage bands with friends, playing the occasional barmitzva or something (laughs), No! I never played a barmitzva! I think I played maybe one wedding, two weddings maybe, you know, playing Eagles covers, crap like that, playing Rush songs, and then I went to music school, for col lege... I went to West Chester University actually Penn. I went for two years studying classical guitar, I was a music student ... and now I'm just in a rock band . TWT: OUT OF THE MANY BANDS YOU'VE PLAYED WITH, ARE THERE ANY BANDS THAT STICK OUT IN YOUR MIND THAT YOU'VE REALLY LIKED OR ENJOYED? Pete: I had a great time with Seaweed actually. We played with so many great bands, I don't know... I mean Quicksand I thought was great on the Warped Tour. We played with them also in NYC last year and that was great. I was really impressed by PLAYING, playing my s sad that they broke up really powerful as hell. when they I don't » in tM i t h a know what kind of a verse and they are song-i two i n jam go with some around on know, I can't really think of any. ..we played with a lot of good bands, played with a lot of terrible bands too but, you know. TUT: HOW DO YOU GUYS USUALLY GO ABOUT WRITING SONGS? Pete: Either Tony comes a choruSi well we don't yet, but he comes in with or three parts, or I come and we all just kind of with Drew and then we go oh let's do that part again or something, or sometimes it's just in rehearsal we make songs up like we just start playing, you know, anyone who jams knows whatever, and you just start playing and there it is. And we all talk and sometimes we argue passionately, and sometimes it's obvious of what to do and we put the songs together that way and then we get a good solid structure down and Richie either meditates on it and writes lyrics or he finds something that he's already written and app 1 i es i t . TWT: BESIDES RICHIE, CAN . ■f. ■■'■ v. «?,^ ^'-"11 i ANY OF YOU GUYS fi ■<■' SING AND WOULD YOU EVER DO BACKUPS? Pete: Urn, we want to try but we've never been able to rehearse backups that's why we never do it. We're not really sure which one of us can sing (laughs) because we've never really been able to give it a good try. We'd like to be able to do the backups, some of the backups that are on the record, not every last one, but some of the really blatant ones that would really help out. But we've never been able to rehearse them and it's rreally hard for me certainly to sing playing without rehearsing, someday . TWT ; WERE YOU IN ANY BANDS PRIOR . ■•'.- :: .• wh i 1 e I'm but maybe IA? Pete: No bands that recorded or bands, just heard about . toured . not any When I I've been in plenty of ones that anyone's ever was 13 or something, I met Kyle who played in Bang Tango, you ever heard of that band Bang Tango? TWT: YUCK, YEAH I REMEMBER THEM, Pete: Yeah, it's total cheeseball but it use to be really cool, and we use to be big Rush fanatics and play and we wrote a lot of interesting songs. We never really got a band going, like we played out a few times, but we never really »done anything. with a few people and friends highschoo 1 . I played like in :"■■"'" — - /W* A • Bt .■■.■ ■'■ ■ TWT: WELL, THAT'S ALL I GOT ANYTHING ELSE? Pete: Uhhh.-.be friendly TWT: THANKS . , . . 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I Boy, oh boy- Detroit, what do you think 'of when this particular city is mentioned? Automobiles maybe? or Kiss (Detroit Rock City)- How about the classic he band Negative Approach? Well ladies germs, there's NKOTB (New kids on the block, dipshit). Their name is Cold As Life and they are probably the most exciting new band I've heard in recent memory- They have the classic , Detroit sound (no, not motown) with good old New York Flavor for some sweetness. They have a very strong old school appeal, sounding like a cross between Negative Approach, Agnostic Front, Killing Time, & Breakdown. The group remained in relative obscurity outside of Michigan until they made their appearance at the legendary CBGB's in NYC's Lower East Side opening up for Madball. This appearance was with their now deceased frontman, Rodney A Barger , who was murdered by his former roommate. He was allegedly shot and killed while he was sleeping. His killer is still at large. During the next year or so the band decided to push on as a four piece with their bassist Jake and guitarists taking over vocal responsibilities. They recorded a ** song demo and came back to the east coast to rock Studio One in Newark, NJ and that they did. The CTYC was heavily represented with 20 or so crew members in attendance to support their boys, Cold As Life. This particular show was billed as the superbowl of Hardcore and that's exactly what it was. An event I won't soon forget- It would be many moons before they would return. They ended up coming back to Studio One and playing to an empty room. A disappointment to them for sure. They still managed to put on a great energetic show but were obviously disappointed. It would be a couple more months before they came back to play for When they did, they played at the Roxy in Long Island wi th 25 ta Life and friends were attacked by members of a crew called BSI (Brentwood Strong Island). 25 ta Life's tour ban (Be s were vandalized and the show w as ruined on the lookout for these punks, bands such as SOE Tension, Outrage, and Planet Freak shopp ing are BSI ) Cold As Life are currently som and We their demo to labels and have gotten e feedback from the likes of Lost 8* Found Bite America, but are unsure what to I'm telling you, get the live and support one of the *\1 do at the moment demo , see best unsign e m ed he bands in America • <- Cold As Life is Drums Bass Roy Bate Jake Loci Guitar & .4<fptij, Jeff Gunllls Guitar & vocals Jeff West! Vocals v Rawn Beuty R.i.p. Engineered by Bill Kozy & Kfeith (DISC) , C.T.Y.C Productions • • 1 FOR MORE INFO. & BOO WRITE JO C.T.Y.C P.O. B&X 27497 DETROIT, MI 48221 Thorns* - Eternal Dor.lr.50 1 makes It menCi Sc son, Jes S3LC, ? Hillsid- es ick of Crown o: Special WHO fill dying vo Alicia >: Jessica Harisa K +Sean Ha jlhese re of Rawri Nargeret I could but I'm t rea 1 ly If I wasn't so preoccupied with so many things, definitely put out a much better zine than you see here not even sure I want to put out a nice big zine. I don care about distributing 5,000 copies or charging big ad rates and making money. It's just my little zine. All I know is that I'm very sincere and do put a lot of effort into Time Will Tell. I seem to be getting lots of compliments and appreciation for little publication, but with the good, come the bad. Here's good and bad reviews that I'll share with this some you >'< % Hi 1 IW #6 w- Change Zine #6 M ' b TIME WILL TELL #1 : $2 ppd. 8 1/2 x 11. copied. 44 pgs. Time Will Tell seems to combine a number of different genres without cre- ating much of an identity. The editor seems to take a straightedge/vegetarian slant, but much of his debut issue deals with the harder-n-tougher crowd — Madball, Dog Eat Dog, and Fury of V being the examples. Also included are Shift, Black Train Jack and Into Another. (Steven Asbury. 28 Tudor Drive. t Wayside, N] 07712.) &&* B£ P f ir** . Time Will Tell #1- Impressive 1st issue', though I gotta wonder why all of a sudden all these zines from the NYC- area are popping up and covering the same bands. Short, yet substantive interviews with Madball, Shift, Fury of V, Black Train Jack, Jacko!, Dog Eat Dog, and Into Another (too bad there's no tough NYC bands left to interview now). The pics and layout aren't too hot, but the effort is sincere. Personally, I dislike their affection for the gangsta NYHC bands and thought the music reviews sucked, but I" with time maybe the zine will grow and expand. Still, overall, a good job! - $2ppd, 46 pages, Steven Asbury 28 Tudor Rd., Wayside, NJ 07712 Sit l ~w } < ■ //ilWm ;'■'.''-' X'ii W! v :* Anxiety Closet #6 TIME WILL TELL #2 Tons of photos, pretty long interviews with Orange 9mm, 25 Ta Life, Chuck Treece, and Human Remains, reviews, and real interesting personal writings on veg- anism, sXe, the hardcore scene in general, and other assorted stuff. Wow, that was one sentence. A good zine indeed. 28 Tudor Dr. Wayside, NJ 07712 Heartattack #7 TIME WILL TELL #1 siza $? 20pg& Interviews with Shift, Madball, Fury of Frvo, Black Train Jack, Dog Eat Dog, and Into Another. I've never heard Dog Eat Dog, and I'm not Into any of the other above mentioned bands, so lets will focus on the few paragraphs of non-Interviews. Well Steve hates rac- ism— yeah, I'mglad, but he displays this fury by writing 'how about I put my nuts In your mouth you racist motherfuckerr Hmmm... the penis-as-a-weapon thing scares me. So that's It for the 'zine and me. If you Ilka the above bands, hats off; you go rock out with this 'zine. ep (28 Tudor DrTWayslde. NJ 07712) ii" Black Moon ■ ttl Mgj First of al 1 doing a 2 i ne and I one out of like basically nobody small potatoes as didn't say a dam nuts (I There is a difference. face with my penis and scared beo tch ! » this was my first attempt at did it all by myself. You are twenty or more people, so knows who you are and you far as the zine goes. Also thing about my penis, I said personally thought it was funny, oh re I my well). should slap you in then you'll really the be TIME WILL TELL #2/$2 8 1/2 x 1 1 - copied - 48 pages I didn'i realize until halfway through this one that this is the same guv who is in STANDPOINT. 1 had no idea he was so involved in the scene. Full interviews with ORANGE 9 MM, 25 TA LIFE. BLACK BEANS and HUMAN REMAINS (these guys rule-Editor), and lots of other features like vegan stuff and sXe articles. The photos are pretty good, especially Reilly of STANDPOINT kneeling on the stage Steven Asbury/28 Tudor Drive/Wayside, NJ 07712 Heartattack #8 itft ■ ■- TIME WILL TELL #3 8.5x1 1 $2 30 pas. Another common hardcore straight edoe zine. Many good pictures. Close-ups on 108, Age 9, and Mouthpiece. A contest to win some rare vinyls. Ooohh Bad Brains "Pay to Cum* (live) on yellow vinyl, thinkthe first answer Is orange but I could be wrong. Some straight forward logic on veganism (a meat eater's favorite magazine). But his idea on religion turned me off. Religion is not solely based on the Ideas of Christianity. SA {Time Will Tain* Tudor Or ./Wayside NJ 07712) <m £2^ Yes dickhead, pink. A you are wrong. The answer is Vn A- J , ea ' er ' s 'avorite? Was that supposed to be funny? And obviosly you didn't read the oar t\7 W H e "K Se reIi ^ ion *« ™ly a sma i 1 J part of it ya dipshit. ^ L. *<&* v. #? i fc^^£u^k|^^u(f^U£^^^AM(J^^d ., i The Down Side ttl f.: TIME WILL TELL #3 . The real deal.-. Put together very well, tons of pictures. Top quality mojo, homie! This issue's got j -j • _ -.:LVv/AnmunTT?nu 1HQ -mA t^CZV Q. A1 RO has interviews withMOUTHPIECE, 108, and AGE 9. Also has - 3 . review section, well written essays, and some amusing anecdotes Top notch literature. Send $2 ppd to: Steven Asbury 28 Tudor Dr Wayside, NJ 07712 excellent] lengthy a good '. . . ■ ;f ■ -■■; .' -T In Effect #8 >l »; . j TIME WILL TELL-ISSUE #3,32 PAGES $2.00 PPD. .-■'Zine put out by the drummer for Standpoint (good band ). Interviews with : 108,and Mouthpiece .Might sound like one of those boring all"" straight : zines but its not. Very open and refreshingly honest- as always . STEVEN -- 28 TUDOR DRIVE,WAYSIDE,N J 07712 ■ mM On the Rise #* < Age 9, edge ASBURY 'time will TELL #2 m > i This is a great fanzine. It has interviews with Orange 25 ta Life, Back Beans, & Human Remains. The Orange 9 interview is 11 pages. It's also packed with reviews, and personal opinions. One of the top new printings. Steve continues his great work. Good luck. 9mm, photos, I hope fcWBST?? m$m K2 «& m?m§. : Outback Magazine #15 5 Time Will Tell/ #2/ full sized/ ???/ $2 ? The next issue of Time Will Tell and an improvement over the last. This time they have included interviews with Orange 9mm, 25 Ta Life, Chuck Treece and Black Beans, and Human Remains. Also included are frevie^, writings, and tons of photos. .; Hopefiilly hell k^tlus^up^r/.in time it ' . -^viii be a good onel : - ^;- &^g;v > *' - (28 Tudor Dr., Wayside, NJ 07712) (CAC) 41 '■ ■'..'■"-^ife m s .-;' ®g :■■■ Whole 9 Yards #8 ^** in ay top 3 -/ Tina will Tail- This fanzine could soon b* : - (fanzine list. Wasn't too sura about It whan I mn U . ' at Bleekars, but with a nama like that ." .Hopefully we .'will saa An lssue44S ona day! X say this and tha caasor. ''is intarvlevs flowed. No struqqle Cor tha reader, pics also ara qreat. 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Why, because What the hel 1 what are you smarter , more wor Id up more, it's a human and not a cow? makes you so special? So saying, humans are worth more, important? Who's fucked this humans or cows? Us evil humans have. It just makes me upset too see how ignorant and brainwashed people are. People say stuff like "Oh, but we need milk" or "The animal isn't being killed or anything". At least half the 10 million dairy cows in the U.S. spend their lives in crowded, concrete-floored milking pens or barns. Artificially inseminated on what factory farmers call "the rape rack," the dairy cow's male calves are sold to the veal industry within two days. Factory-farmed cows are sprayed with pesticides and dosed with antibiotics, hormones, and tranquilizers. The residues of these chemicals are passed on to those who consume the animals' flesh and milk. Milk is a high-fat fluid designed to turn a ^5-lb. calf into a 1000-lb. cow in 18 months. Humans are the only species to drink milk after infancy, and the only species to take another species' milk. Far from being natural, this cow baby-food is totally unnatural for people, and feeding cow's milk to human babies can cause colict intestinal bleeding, allergies, and anemia and has been linked to the development of juvenile diabetes. In adults, it has been implicated in heart disease, certain cancers, adult- onset diabetes, and even, ironically, osteoporosis, the very disease it is supposed to prevent!. It contains three times as much protein and 50 percent more fat than human milk. It's also loaded with cholesterol. Milk is also deficient in iron, is frequently JMfl con tami na may come leukemia It's to anima about the need to sounds s supposed because you ' re cer tainly you suck basical ly ted with pesticides and drugs, and from cows infected with bovine virus, tuberculosis, and salmonella. no wonder our bodies react so badly 1 product consumption. And what many lactose intolerant people that take drugs to digest milk- Kinda tupid to me. Oh and you're not to drink milk before you exercise you'll cramp up. ...So basicallyi not a baby anymore and you're not a baby cow. So then why are i ng on a cows utter? ha what you're doing silly. ''T'Sf &S 1 1 ! — ! — The Osteoporosis Myth Studies show that, with the possible exception of people whose diets are extremely low in calcium, bone loss is not pre- vented by an increase in calcium so much as by a drop in protein consumption. High protein foods, such as meat, eggs, and dairy products, leach calcium from the body. Excess protein also makes the kidneys work harder and causes minerals to be lost in the urine. While a person on a low- protein diet doesn't need as much calcium, it's easy to get the recommended daily allowance of calcium (800 mg) solely from plant foods, especially vegetables like broccoli, spinach, and kale, tofu, dried fruits, legumes, and nuts and seeds. .. * — _ #tft* .' •After four years of age, many people develop lactose intolerance, the inability to digest the milk sugar lactose. The result iS diarrhea, gas, and cramps when dairy products are consumed . ♦The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants under one year of age not be fed cow's milk, *In countries where dairy products not generally consumed, there is less osteoporosis than in the U.S. are '■*4r%- * t'' TIMES UP W^^F' ' :■■:' .''■■.-. s»S ETE sm TUT: I'VE NEVER SEEN YOUR LYRICS PRINTED AND WAS WONDERING UHAT YQU SCREAM ABOUT UHEN YOUR STAGE ■ Chuck: Just a lot about what I experience and what I see in life... I mean it's hard to pick a top i c . . . Jay: It's not the one thing that we're all abouti put it that way. What ever goes through Duffy's mind at that certain point is pretty much what he writes down. and he doesn't even -the lyric sheet will we'll have the lyric Chuck: That's good, write the lyrics. Jay: Yeah but I know, be on the 7" . Chuck: Yeah, on the 7 sheets. On those songs the lyrics are more like religious I guess you could say... Jay: To a certain point. Chuck: It kind of has double meanings, when I read the lyrics I kind of get a spiritual thing, but if someone else read them they might look at it like an typical everyday thing . TUT: AR E YQU GUYS TRYING TO PUSH RELIGION ON No, not at all, never. I would never push, preach, or do anything... It's persona 1 . Yeah, it's all personal. I'm not to get up on stage and tell people right and what's wrong because I've done that and I don't believe in that at all. To 'each their own, I won't tell anybody they're wrong for what they do or say and that's just the way I've always been. If you have a belie.f hey that's great, if you have faith in what you believe in... Jay: You got to respect everyone elses bel ief . John: I play for the lord. Jesus on my amp proves i t . TUT: SO YOUR 7" IS COMING OUT ON HAPPY DAYS? Chuck: Yeah, out in Dec. Jay: Hopefully, or at least by the first of January. It's just four new songs that have never been recorded. Chuck: It's different... John: These songs have more of a feeling behind it more than the other songs. Jay: Kevin just came up to us and asked if we wanted to do a 7" and we were like sure. We already had time booked at another studio, but we're going on tour with them (Endeavor) in Jan, so we went somewhere else because we • £« iii^r ***£v s ■' f — • ' '...;■ .1* ■ ~ +4T4 .- , N ^":#T> **-•* ¥3 • WC Kj ■*;. r* k* c ¥i a , •*■«*_/■ conscience decision. I you know. It :/fe a-i'** John: First . . . Jay: Mine was at Michael's* Six Foot.-. Chuck: I think the first real other than local show, like the first real he show was Resurrection and Gor ilia Biscuits, that 's when I first got my license and everything and I could finally drive to a good show. John: I went to like lame shows, like he shows in Keansburg. Chuck: Yeah i we use to get rides from our parents and shit! Yeah, once I got my license and stuff... John: The first real band I saw was Killing Time when they were Raw Deal, I saw them at Nights of Columbus with the Cryptic Cookies. TUT: WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO PLAY T HIS TYPE OF STYLE? Chuck: I t wasn' t don ' t think... John: We didn't hear voices. Jay: Probably like influences, just came out . . . John: Steve from Human Remains is a big influence on me because I didn't want to play guitar and Steve said play guitar and he taught me how to tune it and that was it. So I just watched him play and I picked everything off of him. Jay: My first influence is my friend Omar, he lives in Florida now, but I use to go over his house and play his drums everyday, and I got a set, and started playing with this John:' Yeah, my friend Mike was like yeah, my friend Jay plays drums and then I brought my stuff over . . . Jay: Yeah, at Middletown Pizza, we were just hangin out and we saw you at Carvel or what- ever and we were like you want to jam... John: And Duffy was hangin around and we were like, sing'. He was like, oh I don t know how to sing, but now he sings. That was funny, I got like sore I would like lose my voice... didn't know what the hell I was Chuck: throats , Jay: doing . John: I That's when I had the problem with poopin my pants (laughter), nan . Chuck: So how's your band doing? Me: I guess all right laughter ) ft-* / < HEY, THIS ISN'T A STANDP OINT INTV. John: We're going on in like two minutes. TWT: SO WHERE'S THE OTHER TUP GUYS? Jay: I don't know, I didn't even know what the fuck was going on and they were like, interview and I was like oh, well let me go back there . - . Chuck: They're just kind of like yeah, whatever. They don't really care Jay: They have no money, oo-tL-tbey-G^re-bu-t-. . John: This is like the foundation pretty m no t the ATP r» * much right here, I mean we need them, I puttin them down, I'm just saying we're surv i vors . . . Jay: Survivor Series! John: I think if one wouldn't be the same. TWT: WELLDO YOU THINK ■ -.■ . -J of us was mi ss i ng , it THOSE GUYS HAVE EARNED THEIR PLACE IN TIMES UP? EVERYONE: Yeah, hell yeah 1 We're definitely a much better band they the Jay : than ever . Chuck: They're really good musicians, really know what they're doing. Jay: And plus we're friends with them. Chuck: It's not like we put an ad in paper and was like guitar and bassist needed. John: The other guitarist lives three houses from Jay. Jay: Yeah, I've been friends with those two since I was like..--. When I first met the first person I 4 : &A* John : 1 ike he. . . Jay: John: Bob (bass) , he was met that was into And then he got out of it... When I first met Bob, I was skatin, I was 14 and he had Gorilla Biscuits written on his skateboard, he had Murfy's Law, and he had Minor Threat. I was like what's that and he was like oh they're awesome and he was into like the old TSOL and then like a week later I got into all the same shit. That's why I wondered what happened to Bob because he disappeared for so long and now he's back. Jay: But now we're a much better band because our old bassist was crap, crappola. TWT: I DON'T KNOW, I GUESS THAT'S IT. •V**! SMOKING IS FOR THE BIRDS!!!! Vision m* - «t -v ■- 'l< MUSIC REVIEWS The reviews are done by Me, Alex ( OSA ) , and JT. Honestly, I do feel really bad giving a bad review because I know how it feels. When my band first started, we got plenty of bad reviews. Sure we were bummed, but it made us work harder and we've improved so much as a band and now most of our reviews are excellent. It also wouldn't be fair to lie and give everything a good review. It's not fair to the band or the readers. So if you get a bad review, just take it as constructive criticism and don't give up because everyone has potential . Advertencia - demo '95 Vato 25 ta Life tattoo freak favorable review, sorry, Rick's my boy some beltones in his review, this has got mix is so fucked up, Rick gave this a Why? This sucks. I'm and all but my man needs ears 'cuz judging by his to be another band. The they could have bought a Fisher Price recorder, saved a whole shitload of dinero and still gotten better sound. The vocalist doesn't sing in English and his Spanish sucks too. His timing is so bad that sometimes he sounds like he's singing the wrong song. The biggest waste of money in a while, thanx but no thanx. Wanna hear Puerto Ricans play good music? Buy the new Merauder CD when it comes out. Rating 0/10 (sorry, it really sucks) Contacto: RR-3 box 3B2^ Cupey station Rio Piedras, P.R. 00926. (OSA) Age 9 - Gross Times CD The CD is finally out kids. Age 9 are still doing what they do best playing that heavy stylie music with Aaron's clear intense vocals. The person that took the pictures for the cover and the sleeve is amazing. Now come on people, I interviewed this band in my last issue so obviously I like this. I'm going to shut up now. Buy the CD (see ad's). Resurrection A.D. Records PQ Box 763 Red Bank, NJ 07701 . (ME) Alterkation - Judgement A big 9 song demo from this band. The music is kinda heavy with some faster parts, and mosh parts with screaming vocals. If you like this kinda stuff, pick it up. Not only is Jeff (singer) in a band, but he also puts on shows. He supports so you should support him. Write to them. Alterkation 2*+ Algonquin Ter . Englishtown, NJ 07726. (ME) Anti-Heros - Here we go ! Ant i-Heros , Murder One MCD If you haven't heard of the you must be one seriously deprived human being. This band hails as Atlanta's most notoriously famous Qi ! band. With good reason too, they are simply a great band. They ne^er have and probably never will compromise their integrity for one minute of fame or fortune. This new mini-CD see the band continue on the road to legendary status with three hard Oil singalong anthems. This band is chock full of political incorrectness and could give two shits what anyone thinks. If you're into American Oi! (Niblick Henband, Oxblood, or The Bruisers), buy this mini, take down a pint of Guinness (extra stout!), find a Nazi and give him a Doc Marten dental plan! Rating 9/10 GMM Records PO Box 1523<t Atlanta, GA 30333. (OSA) Baby Gopal I'm still last night that this - Bo on s Aaai nst Girls 7" a high from seeing this group This new single really shows me band isn't a KRSNA oriented band, unlike Prema, 108, or Shelter. This allows me to fully enjoy the music , which is really great. Puts a smile an my face at the thought of Sri Kesaua ' s beautiful voice. I don-' t enjoy being bombarded by_ , real ly anyone's religious beliefs, so members of this, group are KRSNA r- their main schtick. Their lyrics are social (Generation X/ women's issues don't overshadow the music. Fans of Tsunami* Heavenly, and Confetti, take note. How about a full-length? Thanks to Baby Gopal (lot) even though more and 1 ittle making my shitty week a shitty and Sri Kesaua for being a friendly and personable woman. Rating 9/10 Baby Gopal 305 Schermerhorn Brooklyn, NY 11217. (OSA) for 1 ess real ly St . Bad vul tures. Japanese i ! Oi ! scene , Ouka, Bull - Bui 1 shi t All you say? Yes ! 7" a huge Propaganda Japan has with bands such as Sledgehammer, the Buffalos, Cannons, Ikazuchi, Cobra, Sideburns, and Actually, the BV are Japanese Oi ! bands ever. 10 years ago! This 7" early 80 ' s British Oi I , hard Qi ! anthems. Rating 7/10 Vulture Rock P.O. ALB., N.M. 87196 U.S.A. (OSA) now Bad Vultures, one of the first Going back at least sounds totally like this rules. Three Box A0687 You '95 demo has given some the New The Blood for Blood - Hurt Boston, Massachusettes has given great he acts in the past (Slapshot, Wrecl Crew, Impact Unit, etc.) Now here comes new generation. To me, this sounds very Yorkish in the vein of SOIA and Madball. lyrics rule, sounds like Paul Bearer (Sheer Terror fame) wrote'em. Very powerful, well played he worth picking up. Only personal gripe is they thank BBC & FSU (who beat up the Meatmen). Shame, shame. Even Paul Bearer thought that was weak. Rating 8/10 BFB 112 Grove St. Medford, 02155. (OSA) MA - Ec lect ic sixteen previously released songs label , Victory Records. Choose" to~ support or not, it's your decision. buy it and listen to it. real slow so you don't Bloodlet These are on Blood let ' s is my opinion: read the lyrics, anything. Then listen to it again, you've had enough go look at yourself in mirror. Bloodlet does not appeal to If you (>ave a happy life and your bathroom has teddy bear wall paper you might want to skip this one. If you believe in reality, this might be your favorite band. Musically very heavy with equally draining This band will twist you doesn't phase you, read This Then miss When the everybody powerful vocals. up. If the music Genius on all levels, Bloodlet One of the best bands out best overall . Scary to if they can just those lyr ics. is the real thing, there if not the think where this band stay together. Victory Records (JT) can go Candiria - Surrealistic flarinp^ CD What the fuck is this? This CD is sooo fucked up, I don't know what to say. Death metal (Cannibal Corpse, Internal Bleeding, Suffocation) and Jazz (? Kenny G.J. Sick fucks'. Brutal Death Metal with Jazz passages? I suggest getting it for the sheer bizarre appeal. I like it! Rating 7/10 Too Damn Hype Records P.O. Box 1550 Cooper Station NY, NY 10376-1580 (OSA) Cannons - Guts & Truth 7" More Japanese i ! Three typically good hard i ! tracks from this nationalist skinhead band. Buy it Oil sters! Rating 7/10 See "Bad Vultures" for address. (OSA) ■ Dare to Defy - promo (1995) Les" fr^ ^: t0 "^ Wlth their ne W singer 1 ° tt e now defunct NY band Patterns. j*j.& *":'to. °ljx o ; ■si^rr; Magathang and waiter. Busy gLy ' "} n t ^ three songs from their up co«inVlong ^ As I already mentioned, totally metal like this Les character much more than the a ?u r n u re it 9 * about fuckin ^ "«- »:; put a full length out. If you're a f,n ' «* -•.!?* ^ j;— ■- -»v — --" s Rat.ng 8/10 Too Damn Hype Records P . , Bcrx ISao Cooper Station Ne« York, NY 10276-153?" Disarray - Widespread Human n i^jcf^r ep Really heavy metal. Reminds me of Testament, Violence, Fear Factory. The music is really repetitive, so it gets kind of boring after a while, but it shows potential. They need a little more variety, then these guys will rule Production 8, packaging are tops, so if you like heavy music with metal/grind vocals, try these guys out. ™ t iS s Jf 10 ioKr arrmy p -°- Box 975 Dickson - de.no ni " 9 R °° m ~ '-' hen Nothin g R B n ljinc , 995 Upstate NY is becoming known for their brutal metal style (All Out War, End of One). DR is no exception. They are somewhat l ika Starkweather in the sense that the vocalist Sean screams like a possesed lunatic 8. also has quiet passages where he talks/sings. The Bo! tthr S ° Und 'c reall V heavy, not unlike Boltthrower or Entombed. The music reminds m- of All Out War. It's a long demo ad packaging is really nice so if , definitely worth the S3 I paid for it. If vni , V e a fan you ano ther of Starkweather (who isn't) find band and buy this demo and go see 'em Rating 9/10 Drowning Room c/o Karl Krebs Gabriella Rd . Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 coo 1 15 Diversity - . . . iop i nq demo vocals, and some crazy doubiebass. notice the talent of this, band from one listen With a little more direction and time, they'll be goin places. Diversity 56 south st. Manasquan, NJ 08736. 9 *» dBn, ° & YOU Wish Vmi Tri or< "95 sooo good when executed well of these bands I recommend :hese demos if mosh filled *■ Dysphoria - — demo — Meta lcore i s Dysphor ia is buying both of nlrL^^ V ° Ur thanq - The Production & packaging la superb, completely professional Do Q fbv Ualit rH T n S taPeS ^ e > ri "*** on S i°x n p r ; beuLaK? \ m*i°9 ^und. Unfucking rLn^J ° r ^ unsiQned °and. They're gjjjjffi— *» QmB tQO " JuSt bu * "- It's V all — Rating 9/10 (both demos) Dysphoria Box 590 Buckingham, PA 18912. ( QSA ) P.O. Dare To Defy - The Weight of Disgust CD It's about time. These boys have been around forever and have an arsenal of 7"'s to their name and not one long play. Jeez-oh-man, how slow can one be? Anyway, this long overdue release comes as somewhat of a change for the band 'cuz it features the vocal talents of that fella, Les (formerly of Patterns). He gives them a more he feel. If you heard any of their past releases, their old singer definitely had a hard) aggressive metal edge to him. Les, on the other hand gives them a more melodic, flowing feel. With 9 songs, and some thirty-minutes, it's a little fucking short. It is however a strong meta 1 /he /crossover , release and gives the band some earned and overdue exposure. P.S. some tracks feature the guest vocals of the one & only Rich O'Brien of Darkside NYC fame 1 . Rating 8/10 Too Damn Hype Records. (QSA) Elephanthead - 1995 demo First of all this demo is recorded over an old Bon Jovi "Slippery When Wet" tape, total comedy. The cover is of the incredible Hulk meta morphosis, even more comedy. 5 songs from this CT he outfit. Has an emo-ish sxe sound, but not really wimpy or sappy. Sxe kids who are fans of Lifetime, late Upfront, etc. ..will enjoy it. Not bad. Rating 7/10 45 Coe Ave Stratford, CT 06497. (OSA) shi t r £nd of One - 1995 demo These guys need to beat the engineer that did this demo, quality is so horrible, i unl istenab le . Straight up death upstate NY. The music is total moshcore fucked up vocals, kind of like Paul Human Remains. Only 3 songs, of potential. I actually _ ... . — .. i ■ iii out of the cuz the sound t ' s a lmos t metal from with from but shows a lot 1 i ke th is a lot . If you're a fan of death metal, check it out. Rating 7/10 End of One 3 Malmros Terrace Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 . (OSA) E-Town Concrete - demo 1995 The fusion of he and hip-hop has ne\/er really been successful, look at ICE-T &, Body Count, Hardcorps &, Anthrax, there was some novelty shit, like the Judgement Night soundtrack, Onyx & Biohazard and SOIA and House of Pain. Other than that, Dog Eat Dog is so laughable and Leeway kinda dropped the Ball. It's now time for E-Town Concrete. This demo is fucking hard! He with a hip hop groove that actually works! This band is gonna blow up, big time. I highly recommend this demo, only thing is, these guys didn't put a contact address on the tape (dipshits). Try getting the address from Rick 25 ta Life. It's worth i t . Rating 9/10 Rick ATTN: E-Town Concrete 86 3rd Ave. Aptttl Paterson, NJ 07514. (OSA) Eventide — 7" Wow, where has this band been hiding out?! Finally, something was sent to me that I really liked. If I had too compare (I hate comparing), the singer's voice (good voice) sounds like Chris from Falling Forward. There's definitely some good musicianship. The music goes from like a rock feel to a heavier groove done with style and sometimes sounding like the heavier Sensefield stuff. I'd like to see these guys live. Romance Records PO Box 3041 Danbury, CT 06813. (ME) First Offense - 199^ demo I suppose this is a rather old demo, but it's still obviously available, therefore subject to my brutally honest opinion. First Offense come out of the state of Virginia (I believe). One thing I'll never understand is bands that put out demos with no contact address. Why bother? Anyway, this tape comes across as pretty much generic SOIA he. Nothing much more to say about it. Rating 5.5/10 (OSA) Floor Punch - Goal Line Stand '95 demo Oh shit, welcome to 1988! Total retrocore that kicked my yellow butt! Fans of Confront, Chain of Strength, Judge, and Hard Stance please take note, this rules. Six songs of nostalgic hardcore done in a proper fashion, they don't take themselves too seriously and put some fun back in hardcore. No "gangs" or religion, p.c.ness or bullshit politics that have torn this scene apart. Just good clean fun. The cover, logo, lyrics and recording all rule! Mash hard suckers or get outta my way! ! Rating 9/10 Mark X Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750 Records c/o Brett Beach 70 Mapiewood, NJ 070^0. 31 Monmouth Pkwy or I n My Bl ood <*67 Val ley St . Apt COSA) for the love of — ^ song demo Holy sheet! Before I purchased this I asked the singer Shawn what they sounded like and he said a combination of Unbroken, Sepultura, Inside Out, Leeway, and I think some others that I can't remember. Yo ! This is fuckin sick! All ya he metal kids are going to eat this shit up! This is brutal but done with mad style. This has members from Strength 691 and Hundred Fold, so what did you expect, of course it's going to be good, ftlv: 20 caton ave. coionia, nj 07067. (ME) - CD ep & A Cal 1 For Uni ty CD comp This band never ceases to amaze me. going to lump these two releases because you should definitely I'm going to keep this Fury of V God DAM! I 'm just together purchase them both. review short because hopefully by now, you've seen or heard FOv* (if you haven't, you're a fuckin hermit) and you know they are the best at what they do by far. Sick musicianship, heavy as hell, angry, and so forth. I think Satan has a guest vocal spot on "Hell on Ear th " as we 1 1 . Jay Fury 8 Kimberly Dr. Wayside, NJ 07712. (ME) Hate Dept - Omnipresent I definitely wasn't expecting this! I'm not sure how to review this because I don't usually listen to this kinda stuff, but have too say that this is of the cheesy words l.phat <+.dope 5. awesome) as hell! the industrial metal/rock guess you'd say, with a punk attitude (choose 1 S.rad 3. cool "he music is on It's heavy wi th synthesizers, and all with good vocalists. it. Neurotic Records PO 91788-0^^5. (ME) and has much style, electronic drums, this other crazy shit Very original, I dig Box ^5 Walnut, CA Ignite - Call On My Brothers Man, if you've already seen this band live you and me both should already know that this is going to be a great review. The "In My was an amazing *♦ song teaser, but this 16 song CD, my thirst is now Time" 7 now w i th quenched . It I ' ve said before , Conversion Records Beach, CA. 92615. just good old CAHC ! Like fast i s good ! P.O. Box 5213, Huntington (ME) Into Another - Seemless Every time IA releases another record I keep my fingers crossed and pray that it's as awesome as the last record. Just when I think they can't get any better, they do. Gees... buy everything they've ever put out stupid ! ! ! Hollywood Records (ME) Krutch - Wheruat '95 demo Only three songs? Booo ! heard Krutch, they sound Biohazard. Luckily. I like Lyrically, they sing about generic topics like, "courage, which is cool, but gotta try sound, I mean they sound Biohazard, same sing alongs, breakdowns. Why doesn't anyone sound like Outburst or YDL I f you haven * t a lot 1 ike old old Biohazard . rea 1 1 y old, honor , tru th " , for their own a lot like anymore? Anyway, too short though. Rating 7.5/10 E. Stroud sburg , PA I 1 i ke this demo Check it out! Krutch RD3 18301 . (OSA) a lot, way Box 363 1 Life of Agony - Uq 1 y . - - Weil it's definitely not he, but that really matter. Well honestly, most lyrics and riffs are cheesy (look, I' v ^- doesn ' t of the m really sorry about your mom and everything, but don't you think we heard enough about that on "River Runs Red"?) but there's 3 songs on the tape that I just can't get enough of. real good rockin tunes. Find someone got it and copy those 3 songs. Roadrunner (ME) Just 3 that 's Life ■ Trial - Repress of 199^ demo hame that good bands die all praise the invention of On It's a godforsaken young. However the analog audio tape. Oh yae the gods of music have spoken. Straight up, no bullshtein he with a really demented evil vocalist. Kinda makes you want to go out and rob little kids of their Halloween candy. I don't know how big they were in Baltimore but bad they never made it to Jersey Jersey kids would eat this up. Write Apart address Attn: XChaosX show some interest in out of A bit short (3 songs) but worth for it. (send * em another buck cheese eat i n ' it's ' cause to the Torn D i s tro . and s ta te bands . the $2 I paid to cover postage, welfare budget boy) Rating 8/10 (OSA) The Marshes - CD This is a pop punk type band with of Dag Nasty and Rumblepuppy. pretty cool and not played like X members The music is the typical punk pop band. The vocals, harmonies, backups, and lyrics are all cool too. A good band that'll definitely be in my CD player for a while. Sike "Records PO Box 1050<* Holyoke, MA 010^0-210^ (see ad). (ME) Negative Male Child - Little Brother CD Does anyone remember the NJSE band Intensity? Ya know, the Guy LaFleur demo, songs about the Jersey Shore? Yeah? Well, the guitarist of this crew used to be in that y/ery band. He is my old school mate, Frankenberry Brian Schwinn. The drummer Mike White AKA Funk also attended our lovely school. I'm happy that these guys did something with the obvious talent they have. Funk is an amazing drummer and Brian is also and accomplished fretboard gymnast. Mike attends college in Berkely, Ca . and Brian goes to Rutgers so they don't get to play out often, catch'em when they play. The music is hard as hell with some way out percussion and as some raw untamed vocals. Pretty unique sounding, very heavy and extremely well executed. Probably Too Damn Hypes most promising band. Rating 9/10. (OSA) Value - Hardcore Your No Redeeming Social Lousy Ass Off ! ep T bought this repress of the 7" on cassette, it has a bonus track, oooh ! The tape has top notch production and is on the Desperate Records label. I believe this label also released stuff from Norman Bates & The Shower Heads (for those lucky few who know who they are). This band s i ng lehanded 1 y brings he to what it was originally about - fun! ! ! Remember Murphy's Law and Rest In Pieces? It's a fucking shame this band is somewhat ignored by a lot of people. The lyrics are comedy ie: More Tattoos, New 6^, etc. And the music kicks butt! It lacks no conviction! Buy it, you'll like it. If not, you ain't down . Rating 10/10 NRSV P.O. Bel lrose, NY 1 1 ^26-0196, < OSA ) Box 260196 Notorious Grumble - 7" r M ?°H 9 7 " ^ thlS NJ PUOk outf *t. Kind of remxnds me of Adrenalin o.D. or the Offenders. Has an early to mid 80 ' s American punk-core sound. Not bad, a little differed than most other Headache stuff. Good stuff S ? rti n9 H l /l ° Head * ch * Records PO Qo ' Midland Park, NJ 07^32 Planet Freak. - Payback ep What the fuck is Planet Freak? I don't even think these guys know. A really impressive demo. Great looking tape &. sound quality (Dolby NR & the whole 9), laser printed color covers and truly fucked up artwork. Pretty unique metal/hc stuff. The guitar sound is exactly like the tone on the Lament "Drowning Room" 7". Cool sound. These guys could go somewhere. Don't let the name fool ya , buy i t . Rating 7.5/10 Planet Freak c/o Frank Z. 7 Oxford Court Wheatly Heights, NY 11798. (OSA) were to review this, see Killing Time" demo". If you like x 204- Reason Enough - '75 demo If Websters Dictionary it would say "Please Backtrack "or Raw Deal Killing Time buy it. Rating - Originality 0/10, Musicianship - 7/10, Production 10/10, Enjoyabi 1 i ty 7/10, Overall rating 7/10 Reason Enough P.O. Box 1961 Boston, MA 02205. (OSA) Oasis - (What's the Story) Morning Glory? 1 would consider myself a fan of good music (generally speaking). What I mean is, is that my musical range is extreme, disregarding bullshtein politics (corporate, race, sex, economic etc...). Most people that don't know me would probably think I listened to he only. Well dipshits, guess again cause Oasis dropa new LP and it fucking rocks, baby! This new LP is basically taking, up where "Definately Maybe" (1st LPt Duh ) left off. Same recipe for success, although with a new drummer. Very Bea t 1 es-Esque Rock (indie, that is) with nothing but grooves and hooks. It's no wonder this is Englands No . 1 supergroup. The Anti-Blur. Not quite as strong as their 1st release but definitely a if you have to- P.S. I saw them at the Stone and they were amazing! ! it for the track "Don't keeper. Steal it Check'em out live. Pony in Asbury Park (no sh i t ) . Wor th Look Back in Anger". Rating 9/10 Epic Records. (OSA) Roguish Armament - 1995 demo Hip Hop. A little basic for my taste and the recording isn't the best. Basic "beats with some cool jazzy samples gives this demo a kickback feel (or "flava" for you trendy zombies). Pretty good, nothing I would listen to, but good. I would pick it up. I prefer stuff like EPMD , old BDP , old Run DMC , N.W.A. etc. . . Rating 7/10 call (212) 825-10^2. (OSA) Sanguine — 7" Two song 7" by this New York outfit. Sounds like a Fugazi and Henry Rollins know what, I hate Fugazi and / snore fest. Avoid. Rating ^/10 Brian Murfy 310 E19 st NY, NY 10003. (OSA) rip-off. Ya Henry Ro 1 1 i ns . Apt I A One Life Crew - Real i ty Check promo tape We all know who Mean Steve is, if you don't, run out and buy the new Stone Temple-Pearl- Si lver-Presidents record 'cuz you just ain't Hardcore. Well, dumbshits, this is Steve's new band. They sound like his old bands, Confront S. Meanstreak. Total straight up he ala Judge. A whole seven studio and three live (that's ten for all you mongoloids) tracks of their material. Their LP "Crime Ridden Society" should be out soon. Buy or Die, Their lyrics rule by the must pay the price/we don't fight/getting beat Cleveland injuries you're ruined. Rating 9/10 P.O. Box 18062 Ml IB USA. (OSA) way . . . "Now you dance we just sty I e/ numerous Cleveland, Ohio Outrage - demo '95 We get a sixer (songs, boy) from this Long Island group, Outrage. The music is moshy he with some metal in there, real slow stuff. These boys need some xanex or lithium 'cuz they might just end it all. Total self pity lyrics that kinda annoy me . The music goes from slow to mid tempo with some quiet passages, rather enjoyable. Decent hooks, a whole six songs and mediocre production make me recommend this demo. I've heard some things about their being connected with wanna-be gangsters, if it is true, their ethics are questionable. It seems these days that eh stupid gangster shit is a big thing in he. It's a shame, 'cuz almost none of these punks would last on Mid-Rose St. or Martin Luther King Blvd. in Trenton. Stay he, stop flexing &. have phun. Rating 7/10 Outrage c/o Ron *♦ Southfield Rd Middle Island, NY 11953. (OSA) Sealed With A Fist - 1995 prome tape 3 song prome tape. Well, kind of generic but well played he. Not bad. Reminds me of SQIA. They really need something that differentiates them from other bands. There are too many good bands doing stuff with more originality for me to give this a completely favorable review. If I never listened to he, I'd love this, but I listen to he (lots of it and all kinds) so this is kind of boring to me. The production is great (CD quality) and the music is played very well. If you like SQIA or that kind of stuff write 'em. Rating 6.5/10 Sealed With A Fist c/o Jonathan 82 Hillcrest Ave Yonkers, NY 10705. (OSA) The Semibeings - Sickness and Health CD These guys hail from my very own neighborhood, Hamilton. Whoopee. We rule. One interesting note of trivia, this fivesome contains one ex-member of straight edge youth, Mouthpiece. I guess you could say that this is my first real opportunity to listen to this band. I saw them once at City Gardens a few years back, but I don't really recall their performance. This can best be described as alternative/experimental rock. Excellent musicianship highlights this CD which I believe could have been better produced. Sounds sort of sixties-ish, maybe reminiscent of Richie Havens, Santana (use of percussion & effects) and Crosby, Stills, Nash & young. Not quite my cup of tea, but good if not excellent for what they do. At least they're better than Live. If you're felling adventurous, check 'em out. Rating 7.5/10 The Semibeings **8 Carl Sandburg Dr. Hamilton Sq , NJ 08690. (OSA) Setback - 1975 demo "Fuckin' Hardcore". Remember that line from Ful i Metal Jacket ? Well. I put this demo in and 1 say, "Fuckin* Hardcore". And buy an army helmet &. write "Born to Kill" on it and. . .No, wait, I'm getting delirious. Very death metal influenced he (which is a plus in my bookie book). Their packaging kinda sucks though, no lyrics & almost no info (not even a thanks list, sheesh ! > Photo copied covers with welfare artwork that isn't too appealing to the eye. Any good salesman (me) will tell you that in order for a product to sell, it has to be pleasing to the eye (first impressions). Luckily I caught 'em live S* was impressed by their performance. Other than that & the corny, "Gangsta Skins Productions" thing on the tape shell, it's a keeper. Rating 8/10 Setback 66-13 1 02 St. Apt 4A Rego Park, NY 11374. ( QSA ) Mr Shankbuzz - I got this five song be released on Too friends (who just happens Pub 1 ic ep advance of their ep to Damn Hype by on of my to be in the band) Mike Aulthause (sp?). He told me to "please review it for me, your honor." I said "yes, mere mortal commoner, I shall" so it is that I am here reviewing this ep . Kind of reminds me of some sxe bands ( 88-89 era) mixed with Kurt's (DRI fame) vocals. I would say this is a very bizarre combo, I can pick out influences by DRI, Verbal Abuse, Chain of Strength, the Accused, Excel, etc. ..But, somehow, this manages to stay rather original, which is cool. My only complaint is that they gave some weird t i me changes and strike me as disjointed. Qh yeah! You know who they really remind me of? Grindcore Gods ( who Apoca 1 ypse coo 1 . Rating 8/10 Shank PA 19355. (OSA) rule!). Check it out, it's Buzz P.O. Box 721 Frazer, Standpoint - Orange Confessions promo demo This band does nothing but get better &. better with time. These new four songs are in my opinion their best work to date. The opening track "Orange" (out soon on Nevermore comp) has ma ior major crossover appeal* I suggest recording this particular track on CD &, shopping it to majors because the rest of the world (and I mean everyone) has to hear this make Civ. mean , It's still hardcore, but this could it to MTV and not suck, unlike Shelter & I mean, this particular song sent to do broken 'his band shivers down my spine. The last song that to me was Oasis' epic tale of love "Don't look Back in Anger". has a lot to offer not only to the he community but also to the stale indie &. major American music scene. I don't care what you listen to, get this now. Any fan honest heartfelt music will be appreciate this gem. Rating 10/10 for 7" write to Records 215 Hancock Ave Bridgewater, NJ 08807. For other info, write to the fanzine. (OSA) able to Spiri tfal 1 Stigmata - Hvmns for an Unk nown God CD Metal up yer ass, mon. Really good, moshcore in the vein of All Out War and musically. Does anyone band from NJ from back in the day Blood (1987-88)? Well, this a lot like this particular A total of seven songs on this CD listen. Fucking brutal-ass Whoah heavy lyr ical ly remember a cal led Uni ted guys vocals sound s i nger . make for a good metal -core I Rumor White Power. I played shows nationalist bands mill has it persona 1 ly that they are know they've with rac is t-separ at is t- Rival , No Al ibi , Bound for Glory (documented) . your own discretion when purchase. Aside from this nice effort boys. Rating 8/10 Train Records. and So please use making this observation, very (OSA) Stormcore - Somos Pocos Pero Locos 1995 promo Oh shit! France come up Trumps with this tape. Straight up me ta 1 -hardcore with a vengeance. Really impressive he from these boys. They claim to be influenced by NYHC like Breakdown, Sheer Terror, etc... but they totally sound remind me of Integrity (Systems Overload). France first slapped me with Kickback, now Stormcore. understand the vocals but I English. If his lyrics are way the bio 8> letter are, I don ' t know or know they sing in anything like the maybe it's better if you don't understand him. Anyway, 1 would Y love to see 'em live, if this tape, it's bound to at all costs, (sell your to ) , awesome . Rating 10/10 Stormcore - David Mancilla 22 Allee Rennes France. (OSA) it's anything like rule'. Obtain this sister if you have Hardside Recs. c/o De Maurepas 35700 Strength 691 - Hold On tape This was supposed to be released as a CD but like so many things in he, there's delays, loss of money, and people gettin dicked over. This is now a 10 song tape that they sell for 42! ! ! Sometimes I have to pay mpre for a 3 recorded demo ! I song sh i t Strength for qui-tejS#rf^w they've come a long way. refreshing to hear that some how to play he and know what They do lots of fast parts but they're so far from They've got their own sound, clear vocals, melodic, and have very creative and original heavy breakdowns. Very colorful. A must get ! '. ! Re-Action Records 20 Caton Ave., Colonia, NJ 07067. (ME) ebeen diggin on ^--years now and It's really bands still know it's all about . (fast is good! ) , be i ng gener i c . Sugar Daddie — Poker Cool, punkrock, three Ph i ladelph ia area play button, this Clutch used to and coo I In the Rear '95 demo song demo from this group upon pressing the band reminds me of what should sound like. Really although repetitive music fronted by a vocalist who sounds kinda like Paul Bearer of Sheer Terror. Totally punkrock lyrics are the capper to this short but sweet tape. This band along with Dare To Defy are gonna put Philly back on the map yo . Rating 8/10 (OSA) Tension — demo Let's start by saying the sound Mississippi mud. Second, this is form Long Island, not Florida. Six that packs a heavy punch. New unlike Darkside or Sheer Terror. qua 1 i t y is the Tension song demo York not The demo cover sucks, ,but who's complaining. They also do a cover of "We Got the Beat" by the 80*s superstars, the Rating 7/10 Tension NY 11980-394. (QSA) Go-Go's. Punk rock. P.O. Box 394, Yaphank, Tension - The Sickness of our Ne^yer heard of Age 7" them before. This record doesn't really move me. Generic stomp-core with an sxe lyric. Actually this band is really stupid. Look at the lyric sheet, it says "one man's terror is another man's OQH, I'm scared now. they couldn't scare a 5 freedom fighter" Judging by the photo, year old in a wheel chair. I'm sick of all these he bands (sxe or not) trying to prove how hard they are f who gives a shit? Take the slogans and shove em' in yer ass. you're gonna talk hard, back it up. (P.S. If you live with your Mom, I don't even want to hear it. I live with my Mom, I don't claim to be tough.) Aside from the unintentionally funny lyrics the music is okay. Rating 5.5/10 Endless Fight Records Box 1083 Old Saybrook, CT 06475-5083. P.O. (OSA) Thirty OB - 1995 demo Now this is groovy. They sound like a cross between Rage Against the Machine and the classic Force Down. Hard breakdowns and experimental guitars are the highlight of the demo. Along with the professional packagingi this appears to be an impressive demo. With four songs and only one being more than three minutest it's a little short (like me, ha, ha, joke! ) . The first song is definitely the most impressive, being hard but not "tough". Cool artwork makes the cover attractive. I say pick it up, it's a little different. Rating 7.5/10 Thirty 08 P.O. Box 5 Oceanside, NY 11572. ( OSA ) Torn Apart - 1995 demo ^ songs with an intro. Okay metal core from Baltimore, MD . Very heavy, nothing too original, not bad though. Better than the emo wimp core stuff. Worth it. Pick it up if you see it. A young band. Rating 6.5/10 Torn Apart «3 Edgecliff Rd B-More MD 21286. (OSA) Typecast - 2 song demo I've seen these guys live and I'd have to say 1 liked them better live. This is pretty good. It's a sxe metal he feel but the musicianship is better than most. This band is pretty new and can only get better. Overall it's a decent demo. Tate Hoffman 1560 River Rd BelleMead, NJ 08502. (ME) Back la Basics BTB records first release: 25 la Life 1993 demo on 7 inches of vinyl Out early Sept. 95 Future releases BTB £2: PA Hardcore spiif 7' with Krufch & Surrounded Out OcL '95 DIS* £3; Straight Edge Hardcore outta Brooklyn split V with Shutdown & Indecision Out Nov. 95 BTB *4 New Jersey Hardcore split 7' with Second to None £ Dirt Nap Out Dec 95 All 7 inche* and spin*. S4 no Mace paid io: Rick Heaiey / 86 3rd Ave / Patersoa. NJ 07514 / (20D-278-737G dj<oibutor$ aei in loucn lor records. 25 u Luc mcrchanuist.\bi>okino* anu inco. NO CHECKS! Well hidden cash or Postal Money Order* Distributed By; Positive; Fape Records, Victory .Choke, Inc. vvww:gemcormcx)m/haryd)re oXWfi&ilff ,NJ 07701 ; ' '; <.Vi:^t7i UK u- .*»,' ,. ii. t\l' 1 'in FADD tt3Sjj -5k KRUNCH COL p AS LIFE H ATE BREED Au -J-' XT'* > ? >> \, **" k «r X tfi V ' \7 *•+ V ^ # O' <i» ^- rr " r^r^Y M M || , W h iib u — — l. i ^g c/o p^m> , > ;.'"-" F-rOtV/tf CONCnSTE %'*\ -.. pUl-' . I* ■ a • , i, ' ■ > -^ !*• m ' ~^^^ 8f ' » 1 » . r I AGE 9] ■ " '-/-'.'.'■ 1 ■. .r V * -V' I^H '^•^^iViS^^fi ■■ '. ■ "./' * ■ . 1 -**- *V+**'—'vl i 1 IL if !■• •'■ ■ •,'■■.. * •; ■ V." ^ '• . fr ■ ■ •. 1 ■»ji ^ £e ■ Sometimes shit gets all out of hand and not everyone knows the truth. The story changes from person to person and in the end it's a totally different story. People... don't get involved when you don't have a clue and definitely don't talk shit when you weren't there or weren't involved. And if you want me to believe that there will be a fight one on one and after that, which ever moron "wins"? the fight will then be squashed and everyone will walk away? Then you're a dipshit. I can't stand when stories get all fucked up, people say one thing and say another when you're not around, and when people don't know when to mind their own b idness - Fuck it. I don't give a flying fuck about your crew, your boys, or your cheesy fuckin cliques- You can all go fuck eacb,. pt^er and die because I don't r^a L_l_Y_g i ve s- a -»f uc ^ a ^ ou t you (I gotta s €bp ~c\Jr s i ng so much). One day, satan forbid, someone pushes me over the edge < oooh , I'm tough ) - «M| i&$ WS&J :ML "...Get the fuck away from me I think I'm going to be sick, you know I'm usually a pretty tolerant guy, but you're such a fuckin dick. You're always talking shit behind my back, you're something I'd never be. I'll take you out one on one, so get the fuck away from me" UNDERDGG tMBXU^&\IBinnt^ SRWSfci — ^- — '« . . VI # « • •••',... * ■t "■':*. > "'■ ■ ,". ■ *•*■**: :"' ■*■■;.* .. V ***.*;*. -^ ... v -*.■**»,.. , 'y ■'■ ~M«*f>ft. -tfi J noon punch ■MM this mtv with Mark X (singer) and Marc 2ev t was Jeff Sayreville. So read on Floor bringin back the spirit of he to 1996... on. ..Floor (bass ) . Punch i / *&*+*** . (t"j-A W" VA;; -' mamawm ■ ■ ■ • '// • -* &*?i «. k l TWT: WHY DID IT TAKE YOU ALL THE WAY UP TILL our mean it's fun . 1995 TO FINALLY START A BAND? Mark: Fed up with hardcore, this is answer to what is going on now. I there's some good bands and bad bands, just, we wanted to start it just for That's the only reason. TUT: WHAT IS THE WHOLE CONCEPT BEHIND FP? Mark: This is what we enjoy listening to. This is what we listen to, that Youth Of Today style, Judge, Breakdown... Zev: There's not enough bands like that anymore, just like one or two... Mark: I mean they're still he bands... Zev: Just not this particular style. Mark: I mean a lot of bands now like Bloodlet, Snapcase, that's shit metal, it's not hardcore, I think they suck... metal is metal, he is he. There's Judas Priest, there's YOT, there's the bands in he between, and then there's bands that call themselves he that play false metal, which those bands do . TUiT: BESIDES HC, DO YOU LISTEN TO ANYTHING ELSE? Mark: TWT: Ummm , no REALLY? ! Mark: TWT: Zev: about That's really it. WOW., to I 1 i sten it. the Cranberries, but that's fc >> • - v n .. ; ..,-;'"•--'•-'/■ ■ • ■ •"••. ' ■-■■■[ :■ • • IF SOMEONE BLEW SMOKE ', -r. r. i t was me in to me to . ' TUT: WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IN YOUR FACE? Mark: Only God knows.' (laughter) Zev: Well it depends, if intentionally to piss me off, particularly, if someone, went up piss me off, I'd fuck in ... seriously ... I ■ d be pretty fuckin kind of pissed off about it. TUT: ARE THERE ANY NEW BANDS THAT YOU LIKE? Mark: Human Remains ars definitely good. Mouthpiece I enjoy, Cornerstone, SOIA ar& doing all right, Ignite I like, only because I saw them last night, they're pretty good. But if I listed all the bands I listen to f they're gone. TUT: WHAT PISSES YOU OFF THE MOST ABOUT THE SCENE TODAY? , ohhh , & ahhhs) What pisses me off the most about the everyone knows what they're none of them paid their dues. dues, we .,- *••' •■ • • .... .■ i | . •■ I . >-.' ' P \\ ■'- ..... .' \ ' ■ / • ■ <0ooh Mark : scene . . . just doing and had I know the people that paid their know, but then you have all these kids who ■ i • • • ■ i . ?< •' ' ' < • v • '• f think they've been around and their not.. .and you have all these kids who walk around like their tough guys... they never dealt with the fear of CB's on Sundays- Come on Jeff climb in ( what do you think? Jeff: I'm not in the band'. Don't even start me! I can't be a part of this interview, not even in your band. TWT: WHO CARES, YOU CAN SAY SOMETHING IF YOU WANT. Jeff: Weil, the problem is that people in hi have no idea what he really was. It's like a store bought phenomenon now and it turned it into something kind of sad. Kids don't know about 88', nevermind 83', and I think that' what made he good even when it got born somewhere in the middle of the BO's, bands wanted to bring back that whole 82' sound like in rip off bands from like Boston and NY. And now kids aren't interested in being in he bands, they're interested in being like kind of metal, kind of like alternative, dress like ravers, like no one is interested in the whole like he. ..no one's got it in their heart anymore and that's why the he scene every year, it's like a million new faces. I've been going to shows since like 87' and I can honestly say there's like maybe a hand full of people that are still involved, that even really care about it. Once you see things like this, it becomes very disheartening and you don't want apart of it anymore Zev: What I don't understand is a lot of people and a lot of bands will say something like, I like 88' and stuff like that or the bands around then or they'll say, yeah I., like that music a lot, but I've out grown it or I did this and I did that and they all want to play this kind of music, but yet, the reactions to this kind of music and the reactions compared to then, why wouldn't you want to go back to how it was because in my opinion I thought it was ten times better. No one writes that kind of music anymore and they say, oooh it's out dated, blah, lah» blah , whatever . Mark: Why live in the past.... TUT:" YOU BEING ONE OF THE VERY FEW THAT HAVE BEEN SXE BACK IN THE DAY AND STILL SXE TODAY, HOW DOES IT MAKE YOU FEEL T O HAT VAS MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE FALL? Mark: Faces come and faces go, you know, '.'■ ,' . v : ;<*;*:*/. i V • - » te**w* - .* . v_;..v / r?^*"; -• ••- * '"'-i. - •-; .--■;-;- -.v.. -V ,..-■ »1*'1 ••"• '•-.. ~-t'> " »••"*' "•••»v; ..—<-•"■ .•*-%'« Y..'\' > 'u&A - <\ '"•'■ 'ii m «w»' I . - - .«•■■ I ' At- ■■ V .■ *■ vV- ' f . ' ' ' * '■' ' ' ■ lAwl^A^rV 6 mean, when you say back consider myself, we were talking about this last night, I'm Junior High. There's like Highschool, College, I'm middle of" the road. There's like old school, new school, middle school, I'm like late middle. My first show was like in S& ' , I'm not old school, I don't consider myself oldschool. Jeff: Old school's like 80', 78', that's what I consider old school. Mark: But as far as being sxe, I've been labeling myself sxe, X, for nine years since like 87', 88*. 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I am curious if anyone on here knows if performing multiple cell phone number ports in a short period ( say 2 ports in 2 weeks to a month ) is possible.
Basically I will be cancelling my service here short term with Telus, and would like to park my number with Rogers ( my wife has a "share" account with them that I will just add a line to ) for a few weeks to keep my number and have a usable phone while I sort out a longer term phone option.
I have a couple old iPhones sitting around ( probably use my wife's old 5C ) so not planning on doing a new contract just popping a sim into the phone.
Basically I just want to know that porting twice in the short term is possible otherwise I will just cancel my Telus service and get a new number through rogers for the meantime. What I don't want to happen is go through the hassle just to have them say no when i try to port the second time.
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CANNES, France Clint Eastwood does not rule out making another Western, he said on Saturday as he presented a 25th anniversary restored copy of "Unforgiven" at the Cannes Film Festival.
NEW YORK A man who makes his living posing for pictures with tourists as "The Naked Cowboy" in New York's Times Square plans to run for mayor on a platform of "bringing transparency to a whole new level."
A fixture in Times Square for a decade, Robert Burck has made a profitable business from strumming a guitar dressed only in cowboy boots, hat and tight-fitting white briefs, asking tourists to pay a fee to take a picture with him.
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