Punk 'Zine Archive
However, I still stumble across the occasional gem, and the Punk Zine Archive weblog is a 24-carat lump of Cubic Zirconium mounted on an Iron Pyrite safety pin. It's just what it says it is, a huge collection of scanned punk 'zines from the Seventies and Eighties. Fascinating and addictive, you can easily waste a couple of hours here drooling over the fab guerilla artwork, amateur gig photography, and sophmoric, yet enthusiastic writing. I was both happy and sad to be reminded of a brief period in which a lot of people actually gave a shit about music, and wanted it to be something more than just the platform for vapid, Paula Abdul-blessed, cookie-cutter nitwits it's become today.
[Link: The Punk Zine Archive]
Comments
Just ran across your your blog. I read that you were in the Midwest. I have a South Seas style restaurant in Northern Indiana and I am looking for a web designer with a certain tiki flair. They are few and far between in Indiana. I didn't know what your profession was or if you could steer our ship in a South Seas direction.
Thanks,
Scott
Posted by: Scott Woods | January 23, 2010 8:51 AM
Scott, I can unhesitatingly recommend the web-design work of Michelle (Humuhumu) Whiting. She's designed a number of fantastic websites for various tiki bars in the Bay Area.
Great to hear that there's some Tiki/South Seas-style action happening in Indiana!
Posted by: MrBaliHai | January 23, 2010 9:05 AM
the girl on the cover of 'suburban relapse' may still be available if the restaurant work requires any demolition...
Posted by: johnny dollar | January 23, 2010 1:01 PM
Not a fan of the indie rock scene, are you? Too whiny/mellow/abstruse?
Posted by: rone | January 23, 2010 1:02 PM
@J$: I've seen a few waitresses in Minneapolis who look like her.
@rone: Hell, I'm pretty whiny/mellow/abstruse! I'd probably dig 'em.
Posted by: MrBaliHai | January 23, 2010 1:49 PM