A 22 year-old Kurt Cobain, finishing up his first album and already thinking about his second, is taking notes...
I can't find any references suggesting Cobain liked or had even heard Hugo Largo. But given his enthusiasm for adjacent bands including REM and the Raincoats, it would make sense
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... there is this corruption of sensibility that sets in after the first
few decades as a music nut, where you get more of a buzz from contemplating
shit...
Up Middle Finger
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This pair had a Top 10 hit with a song that is basically about an
intra-scene war - the nu garage rappists (Oxide + Neutrino, So Solid)
versus the old...
None more Old Wavier
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Fascinated by this particular performance of a song that was among the
select group of pre-punk songs to cut through to me, a child then not
paying th...
Still In A Dream - my new book, out in June
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Excited to announce the publication this summer of Still In A Dream:
Shoegaze, Slackers and the Reinvention of Rock, 1984-94. On White Rabbit
Books. It'...
RIP Kenny Morris
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One intriguing counterfactual in rock history is what would have happened
if drummer *Kenny Morris* and guitarist John McKay had not quit *Siouxsie
and t...
angel delights
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https://rada-ve.bandcamp.com/track/saturn-rings-songs
*Go on* - listen to that gorgeous bubble bath of synthtronica!
Another vintage release, with a vi...
A 22 year-old Kurt Cobain, finishing up his first album and already thinking about his second, is taking notes...
ReplyDeleteI can't find any references suggesting Cobain liked or had even heard Hugo Largo. But given his enthusiasm for adjacent bands including REM and the Raincoats, it would make sense
A real shame that the Hugo Largo albums are out of print and not on streaming services. They deserve to be remembered.
ReplyDeleteThere is a pretty good 1987 show on YouTube, recorded in Hoboken NJ. The cover of Wanted Dead or Alive is fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L79hrhVeGK0
I agree - one of the great lost bands of that era.
Deleteremember the Bon Jovi cover from their live shows - always a treat