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Music Archives: 06/2017

You don’t have to pay $500 to see this rare Japanese concert video of the Cure, now it’s on YouTube

It’s a curious fact that the first two VHS products the Cure put out were both Japan-only releases, and both are rather difficult to find…

Martin Schneider
Jun 28, 2017

Uhhhhh, WHAT? Lydia Lunch covers Bon Jovi

For the last few years, venerable no-wave provocateur Lydia Lunch has been collaborating with guitarist Cypress Grove, releasing in 2014 a split album with Spiritual…

Ron Kretsch
Jun 23, 2017

‘Morrissey Rides a Cockhorse’: The Warlock Pinchers hate Moz, but love them some Satan

I first discovered the Warlock Pinchers while working at a record store in East LA. Buried among the piles of LPs that circulated through the…

Bennett Kogon
Jun 23, 2017

‘Metal Man Has Won His Wings’: Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa’s early ’60s R&B band, the Soots

Zappa at the door to Studio Z in Cucamonga Briefly, during 1963 and 1964, Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa were in a proto-Magic Band called…

Oliver Hall
Jun 23, 2017

Adam Ant, John Cale, Ad-Rock and others guest star on ’80s crime drama ‘The Equalizer’

Edward Woodward and Adam Ant on the cover of Ant News Today, 1985 The Equalizer was a crime drama starring Edward Woodward (The Wicker Man‘s…

Oliver Hall
Jun 22, 2017

Teen idol Shaun Cassidy goes new wave, covers Bowie and Talking Heads on Todd Rundgren-produced LP

In 1977, after launching his career a year earlier, Shaun Cassidy struck pop music gold with his fluffy cover of the girl group classic, “Da…

Bart Bealmear
Jun 21, 2017

Peter Gabriel, Laurie Anderson, Oingo Boingo, Allen Ginsberg, John Cage & others usher in 1984

John Cage performs with a feather while George Plimpton narrativizes (inset) George Orwell’s sinister novel Nineteen Eighty-Four made it inevitable that the arrival of his…

Martin Schneider
Jun 15, 2017

‘The Unheard Music’: The definitive documentary on Los Angeles punk legends X

The first thing you see when you watch W.T. Morgan’s 1986 documentary The Unheard Music about the difficult-to-Google Los Angeles punk band X is a…

Martin Schneider
Jun 15, 2017

The Doors’ last charting single, ‘The Mosquito,’ as marketed by Presbyterians on Christian radio

One hears a lot of contrary opinions, spending year after year in the orbit of musicians, record collectors, and resentful nerds. That the Beatles “sucked”…

Oliver Hall
Jun 15, 2017

There’s a riot going on: Wayne Kramer has uploaded some ‘long lost’ footage of the MC5 to YouTube

Don’t look now, but it seems that Wayne Kramer, of the legendary MC5, has suddenly discovered his YouTube account and decided to use it to…

Martin Schneider
Jun 13, 2017

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