Tag Archives: Henry Rollins

04/24/2020 · 4:24 am

Rollins Band

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Filed under Bad Influences, Comix Classic & Current, Faint Signals

Tagged as 1990s, 1994, 2020, 2020s, alternative music, Bands I Useta Like, Black Flag, comic, global pandemic, Henry Rollins, mainstream media, quarantine, sellouts, social media, strips

10/21/2018 · 10:21 am

I Saw Ween

Thanks to a good buddy of mine, I got to see Ween at the Tabernacle. (Those are some other guys’ heads blocking the shot, though.)

During one of the most stressful moving experiences of my existence on this planet (and I’ve had some doozies), I got to see Ween, after being a fan of them for 27 years.

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Tagged as 1990, 1990s, 1991, 2000s, 2018, alternative music, Andre 3000, Atlanta, Claude Coleman Jr., Dave Dreiwitz, Dean Ween, Gene Ween, Glenn McClelland, Henry Rollins, marijuana, music, Outkast, Prince, Tabernacle, Ween

07/09/2016 · 6:20 pm

When Broken Broke

From 1989 to 1992, all anyone knew of Nine Inch Nails was prettyhatemachine. Your opinion of that one album was your opinion of Nine Inch Nails.

Before Broken, NIN’s sophomore EP, you could be forgiven for thinking Trent Reznor was the heir apparent of electronic Goth, following the dark path of Joy Division and Depeche Mode. Reznor was the scion of a venerable HVAC company (founded 1888!), and probably spent much of his young life in the presence of gigantic, droning machines. “Industrial” was already wired into his veins.