Quote of the day: "If I can touch it, I can destroy it, if it's imaginable to some degree, I can become it" - Marked
All interviews
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Youth Manifesto | Interview | Other | 6/1/1982 | Audio | |
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A cassette tape sold in 1982 that featured interviews with and music snippets of Bad Religion, Black Flag, R.F.7, Saccharine Trust, Red Rockers and Youth Brigade. The bands were asked for their ideas and views on America, religion, government, politics, war, hippies, police, and just about everything that affected the American society back then.
Source: Youth Manifesto (United States)
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Destroy L.A. #1 | Interview | Magazine | 4/1/1982 | ||
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No synopsis available
Source: Destroy L.A. #1 (United States)
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_cover.jpg "Touch And Go #16 (December 1981) - Cover (1073x1400)")
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Touch And Go #16 (December 1981) | Interview | Magazine | 12/1/1981 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Short interview with Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin and Jay Bentley by Tesco Vee (founder of Touch And Go and vocalist of The Meatmen). This interview can also be found in the Touch And Go book (a collection of all T&G issues) published by Brazillion Points (www.touchandgobook.com).
Source: Touch And Go #16 (December 1981) (United States)
With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley
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_cover.jpg "Flipside #25 (August 1981) - Cover (700x1005)")
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Flipside #25 (August 1981) | Interview | Magazine | 8/1/1981 | English | PDF/JPEG |
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Very first Flipside interview with Greg, Brett, Jay Bentley and Jay Ziskrout. The band talks about the local scene, clubs and the first EP.
Source: Flipside #25 (August 1981) (United States)
With: Brett Gurewitz, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley, Jay Ziskrout
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