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PUNK '77 began as Xeroxed booklet of photographs taken in and around the Mabuhay and elsewhere on the punk rock scene in 1979. In 1988, James began adding text in the form of interviews with the people who were there and made it happen. |
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Search & Destroy -- The Complete Reprint Search & Destroy was the only publication to fully document the punk cultural revolution - the life behind the music - as it was being invented. |
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Search & Destroy -- The Original Tabloids #1-11
Not satisfied with a reprint? Want to hold the original Search & Destroy in all its black and grey finger-darkening newsprint glory? Limited Copies are now available through the RE/Search website! |
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RE/Search #1, #2, #3 -- The Shocking Tabloid Issues Deep into the heart of the Control Process. Preoccupation: Creativity & Survival, past, present & future. |
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Real conversations 1: Rollins, Biafra, Ferlinghetti, Childish Four originals speak out on the state of the world as learned through their own experiences. |
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"Due to it's bohemian/artist population, the early San Francisco punk movement displayed a particularly complex artistic diversity encompassing all ages and genders. Without much fanfare individuals were integrating "art" into life, creating one-of-a-kind clothing with paint and collaged objects (a la Raushenberg), wearing and then destroying it all. Many in the punk scene adopted pseudonyms and sported much theatricality; in fact, few knew anyone's "real" names. The "punk rock cultural revolution" launched an assault on all the culture industries of fashion, art, graphics, and music, producing an impact which reverberates to this day."