[narlus]

I know a few of you are punk rock friends from way back, so hopefully this post isn't too spammish...A friend of mine is looking to get funding together to publish a photo book that chronicles punk rock w/ CBGB's as the heart of it...check it out, and pitch in if you can.

NEVERMIND NOSTALGIA: The Last Book On Punk Rock by John Nikolai — Kickstarter

 

[mandown]

srsly wtf

For 13 months, French Canadian hillbilly and serial abductor Robyn DeCradle imprisoned over one hundred unlucky ladies in his filthy kitchen refrigerator. At the same time, DeCradle kept photographer John Nikolai captive in his crawlspace, repeatedly cattle-prodding him into the kitchen and forcing him to take "purty pitchers" of his victims. This chilling collection of photographic evidence consists of over 175 photos and snippets of text from DeCradle's abduction journals, offering insight into the unnatural lust, sinister urges and twisted brain of the most notorious serial abductor in French Canadian history. Bizarre Magazine called it "...a horrifying book..." Not for children, well-adjusted adults or those with weak stomachs.

 

[narlus]

well, there's that too, mr meathook.

 

[mandown]

i'll take both.

 

[narlus]

btw, one could argue that Danzig's entire oeuvre was mapped along those same themes. and speaking of that little troll, there's this:

brokenheadphones.com » Danzig Fun. Fun. Fun?

 

[jdcamb]

To me Green Street in Cambridge MA, The Rat in Kenmore Sq, Agora Ballroom in Hartford, and Lupos in Providence had better scenes. In terms of access that is.

 

[Jim Mac]

Seems interesting, but hasn't CBGB's been almost 'over-chronicled'? I mean, it seems that he's just re-documenting bands that played at CB's 10-20 years earlier?