In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, Guns and Roses was the biggest band in the world. And they weren’t whiney little twits like Billy Corgan either. They were nasty, dirty, drunken, drugged out, impolite rock stars. They could also be clownish buffoons and in Axl’s case, a gigantic, megalomaniac a-hole.
Category: Used Records & Tapes
Grunge Masters
These grunge record reviews were originally published in Used Records and Tapes no. 4 (RoosterCow Press) I am cheating a bit here with these reviews. Not really cheating, but at the very least, I am stretching the definition of “used.” Or maybe I’m opting for another definition altogether—used as in “utilized.” Regardless, these records have […]
Chris Auman Interview by Dave Hankins
Recently, Dave Hankins interviewed me for his zine, Questions & Answers. You can read that interview below. I also encourage you to check out some of the other zines Dave publishes, which are available from Lazer Attack.