More 80's/90's segue-ing into BOC/HW

Carl E. Anderson cea20 at CUS.CAM.AC.UK
Sat May 11 03:52:54 EDT 1996


> >        Or look up the old Bevis Frond albums--Nick was "grunging" and
> >beyond when Seattle was still a city only American beer afficiados knew
> >about.
>
>    I don't know about Seattle, but then I drink Grolsch.

        Ah!  Seattle was the focus for the great American beer revival
in the Northwest.  I think it's now being eclipsed by the Northeast, but
the beer scene is in a lot of flux in the States right now, since its
become trendy.

> I'll have to dig
> a few of those albums up. The punk stuff I listened to in that time frame
> was Dead Kennedys, Agent Orange, 45 Grave, Christian Death.

        Hmm.  Don't know Nick compares to _that_ lot ;) but he does a
great job of merging punk verve and rawness with Hendrixoid guitar
pyrotechnics, some 60sish folk/psych stylings, and charmingly paranoid
and depressed songwriting.  As far I I'm concerned, that out grunges
the grungers, and is actually intelligent as well.

Cheers,
Carl



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