Love In The Subway - Garry Winogrand
Eros Magazine - 1962
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▶Don Percival·'One More Kiss, Dear'
▶Shilpa Ray·'EMT Police and the Fire Department'
▶Tino Drima·'Rock'n'Roll Girlfriend'
▶Jonathan Bree·'You're So Cool'
▶Vangelis - Blade Runner Soundtrack (Remastered)
jueves, 28 de septiembre de 2017
Amor en el metro
domingo, 6 de noviembre de 2016
miércoles, 15 de junio de 2016
Colección de crónicas del submundo
El estadounidense Ryan Richardson es un ávido archivista entusiasta del punk y el rock y por fortuna para los interesados en la materia comparte con entusiasmo en la red colecciones de fanzines y revistas originales así como información relacionada.
US Ryan Richardson is an enthusiast archivist of Punk & Rock stuff and lucky us interested in the matter he shares info and original fanzines and magazines online.
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▶Sonny Dae and His Nights·'Rock Around The Clock'
miércoles, 27 de abril de 2016
El fanzine Slash
'Slash' fue un fanzine punk producido en Los Ángeles que, a pesar de su sobriedad (influida por la escasez de medios), la poca pretenciosidad y que su repercusión posterior haya sido más discreta, probablemente supera en cuestión de diseño al producido en Nueva York y titulado simplemente Punk, que estaba más influenciado por el cómic y las revistas adolescentes. El movimiento pionero punk de la costa Oeste también dispuso de otro pastiche notorio publicado en San Francisco y llamado 'Search & Destroy'.
'Slash' was a pioneer punk fanzine produced in L.A., which in spite of its sobriety and not being pretentious (probably lack of money too) seems to show better design, while its rear impact has been more discreet, to that one produced in New York and titled simply 'Punk', wich was more influenced by comics and teen magazines. The punk movement of the West Coast also had another notorious pastiche made in San Francisco and called 'Search & Destroy'.
'Slash' was a pioneer punk fanzine produced in L.A., which in spite of its sobriety and not being pretentious (probably lack of money too) seems to show better design, while its rear impact has been more discreet, to that one produced in New York and titled simply 'Punk', wich was more influenced by comics and teen magazines. The punk movement of the West Coast also had another notorious pastiche made in San Francisco and called 'Search & Destroy'.
viernes, 15 de mayo de 2015
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