Punk rock (12 risultati)

First edition Sex Pistols, Boy George, Adam Ant, Butterfly, Bow Wow Wow, Buffalo Gals, Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die. Fine and bright glossy stiff wraps with excellent square spine and crisp bright text throughout.

Farbige Fotopostkarte, von allen 5 Bandmitgliedern eigenhändig signiert.

weicher Einband. . Broschur gelb, 89 Seiten, 8°. * guter Zustand (K80). 140 gr.

"Editions Close Up 2007. In-12 broché de 283 pages au format 19 x 13 cm. Couverture illustrée par Spizz d'après une photographie de Olivier Maitre. Dos bien carré. Plats et intérieur frais. Seul roman écrit par Benoît Maître, chanteur du groupe de punk Ypérite, sous le pseudonyme de Spizz. Roman policier mettant en scène une bande de potes qui jouent du rock, une égérie du punk français qui refait surface vingt ans après sa disparition, un ambitieux ministre de l'Intérieur candidat à la présidentielle avec comme ingrédients des concerts, de la violence, du chantage, du sexe, un bar d'exception, nommé " Le Lavomatik ". A lire en écoutant : Les Bouchers de Verdun, The Clash, The Ruts, Métal Urbain, The Eejits, Scramble, Bacalhau's Dreaming, Yperite 20, The Ramones, Blessed VirginsEtat superbe, proche du parfait. Rare édition originale de 2007, totalement épuisée.".…

Editions Cinaffiche / Revue Silence n° 6 de 1978. In-8 agrafé de 99 pages au format 21 x 14,5 cm. Couvertures illustrées de photographies en couleurs. Plats et intérieur frais. N° 6 de cette éphémère magazine mensuel consacré au rock qui ne connut que 7 numéros. Tous étaient consacrés à la nouvelle scène Rock, Punk, New Wave et à du rock plus classique. On trouve dans celui-ci des articles sur The Clash, Flamin' Groovies, Robert Gordon, Little Bob Story, Willy de Ville, Téléphone, Willie Alexander, XTC, etc. Nombreuses participations. Photographies de Claude Gassian. Rare édition originale en superbe état de fraicheur.…

Vintage flyer for a performance by Bad Brains, with supporting acts, Driftwood, Soylent Green, and Junior Achievement, presented by Mersey Productons, at the Calderon Ballroom in Phoenix, Arizona, October 24, 1982. A forerunner of hardcore punk, and adept at reggae, heavy metal, funk, hip hop and soul, Washington DC's acclaimed Bad Brains have been called "the mother of all black hard-rock bands" by Rolling Stone magazine. Formed in 1976 as the jazz fusion band Mind Power, Bad Brains have gone through numerous line-up changes over their nearly 50 years performing, released nine studio albums, and have influenced countless other bands and musicians. The original line-up of H.R., Dr. Know, Darryl Jenifer, and Earl Hudson, intact until 1987, is seen in the photograph on the 1982 flyer on offer here. 8.5 x 11 inches on goldenrod paper. Near Fine.…

Editions Cinaffiche / Revue Silence n° 5 de 1978. In-8 agrafé de 94 pages au format 21 x 14,5 cm. Couvertures illustrées de photographies en couleurs. Plats et intérieur frais. N° 5 de cette éphémère magazine mensuel consacré au rock qui ne connut que 7 numéros. Tous étaient consacrés à la nouvelle scène Rock, Punk, New Wave et à du rock plus classique. On trouve dans celui-ci des articles sur Patti Smith, Generation X, Queen, Carl Perkins. Bien complet du poster de Freddie Mercury. Nombreuses participations. Photographies de Claude Gassian. Rare édition originale, avec son poster et en superbe état de fraicheur.…

Editions Cinaffiche / Revue Silence n° 4 de 1978. In-8 agrafé de 68 pages au format 21 x 14,5 cm. Couvertures illustrées de photographies en couleurs. Plats et intérieur frais. N° 4 de cette éphémère magazine mensuel consacré au rock qui ne connut que 7 numéros. Tous étaient consacrés à la nouvelle scène Rock, Punk, New Wave et à du rock plus classique. On trouve dans celui-ci des articles sur David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Devo, etc. Bien complet du poster de David Bowie. Nombreuses participations. Photographies de Claude Gassian. Rare édition originale, avec son poster et en superbe état de fraicheur.…

Editions Cinaffiche / Revue Silence n° 1 à 7 de 1978. In-8 agrafées de 72 à 98 pages au format 21 x 14,5 cm. Couvertures illustrées de photographies en couleurs. Plats et intérieur frais.Ephémère magazine mensuel consacré au rock qui ne connut que 7 numéros. Tous étaient consacrés à la nouvelle scène Rock, Punk, New Wave et à du rock plus classique. On trouve des articles sur les Sex-Pistols, Bijou, John Cale, Clash, Eagles, Les Ramones, Blondie, Davis Bowie, Devo, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Queen, les Ramones, Blondie, Little Bob Story, Elvis Costello, etc. Les 5 premiers numéros sont bien complet de leur poster ( Eagles, Sex-Pistols, Bruce Foxton des Jam, Davis Bowie, Freddie Mercury ). Les deux derniers numéros furent édités sans poster. Nombreuses participations. Photographies de Claude Gassian. Rarissime série complète en superbe état de fraicheur, surtout avec les posters. Edition originale.…

Condizione: Near Fine. The first two issues of Dee Dee Ramone's fanzine "Taking Dope", from the collection of Ramones collaborator Daniel Rey. The zine was authored by Ramone, his partner Barbara Zampini, and cartoonist John Holmstrom, who illustrated the covers for the Ramones' Rocket to Russia (1977) and Road to Ruin (1978). The zines contain letters from Dee Dee, lyrics, descriptions of concerts and new bands that Dee Dee and Barbara were excited about, and notes about Dee Dee's intense dislike for Marky Ramone whounlike the other Ramonesis always called by his real name, Marc Bell; alongside doodles and photos of various figures in the scene. Two stapled packets, each with about twenty 8 ½ x 11 photocopied pages.…

Boîte métal pour Déjeuner avec Thermos " The Ramones " réalisée par la marque " Neca " en 2002. Boite avec illustrations. Infimes frottis épars. Dimensions de la boîte 22 X 9,5 X 16,50 cm. Dimension du thermos, qui n'a jamais été utilisé : 16 x 9,5 x 8 cm. Boite avec illustrations. Infimes enfoncements épars. Rare piqures à l'intérieur de la boîte. Rare obejet collector, peu courant.…

[Underground Music] [Indie Rock Zines] Edited and largely written by Scott Rutherford, the zine reflects a unique moment in American subcultural publishing when punk, indie rock, and vintage car culture collided in the DIY scene. Three issues of Speed Kills!, a hybrid indie rock and automotive zine published in Chicago in the early 1990s. Each issue is a vivid chronicle of underground musical and visual culture, with strong regional ties to Chicago and national relevance through its coverage of touring bands and scenes. The archive includes issues #2 (Spring 1992), #5, and #7, all printed in black-and-white with screen-printed or offset color covers, each approximately 8.5 x 11 inches. [1] Rutherford, Scott (ed.). Speed Kills! No. 2. Chicago: Self-published, 1992. This early issue includes coverage of the Richmond band Breadwinner, East Coast drag racing, the Australian noise-punk group Cosmic Psychos, and a profile of Detroit drag legend Ed "Big Boss Man" Milhizer. As noted on the cover, the zine delivers "Breadwinner! Unrest! Cosmic Psychos! Drag Racing! Lotsa Reviews!" The editorial notes refer to coverage from the "'92 Bedroom Nats," combining punk show reportage with drag strip atmosphere. The design incorporates full-bleed photo reproductions, hand-lettering, and found collage. [2] Rutherford, Scott (ed.). Speed Kills! No. 5. Chicago: Self-published, 1993. This issue includes a contributor list of more than two dozen names from the underground music and zine world, including members of Gaunt, Cherubs, Pitchblende, Don Caballero, and Steadkaddy Six. The zine comes with a bonus 7" record featuring Gaunt and includes a faux-survey titled "Favorite Car Survey? Yes." Interviewees include Merge Records co-founder Laura Ballance and record engineer Steve Albini, who describes his favorite ride as "any van with over 250,000 miles." One page advertises a music zine marketplace with the slogan "your needle is distorting sound by as much as 85%," blending fidelity humor with hardline DIY ethics. [3] Rutherford, Scott (ed.). Speed Kills! No. 7. Chicago: Self-published, 1994. Labeled the "Art & Science Special," this issue includes a piece titled "Futurism: Proto Punk?" by Karen Pinkus, linking early 20th-century Italian Futurism with the energy and aesthetic of punk rock. Includes contributions by indie rock standouts like Mac McCaughan (Superchunk), and Rachel Brook (Flying Saucer Attack) . A profile of the band Unwound is presented under the title "smashing the work ethic OR everyday is yesterday," while reviews cover artists including Don Caballero, Cherubs, and Labradford. The layout remains resolutely cut-and-paste, incorporating xerox collage, screen print textures, and handwritten text. Speed Kills was a Chicago-based fanzine launched in 1991 by editor Scott Rutherford, uniquely blending the worlds of underground indie rock and vintage drag racing culture. Emerging during a time when fanzines served as vital connectors within DIY music communities, Speed Kills stood out by juxtaposing interviews and reviews of bands like Nirvana, Pavement, and Superchunk with in-depth features on 1960s drag racing legends and hot rod culture. Its pages often featured hand-screened covers, vintage auto parts advertisements, and detailed discussions on car mechanics, reflecting a deep enthusiasm for both music and automotive subcultures. This fusion offered readers a tactile and immersive experience, highlighting the shared spirit of creativity and rebellion in both scenes. Light toning to page edges. Minor staple rust and occasional handling creases. Covers bright and intact. Overall very good condition. Speed Kills! stands as a rare and distinctive zine that merged the grease-stained Americana of hot rod nostalgia with the avant-garde ethos of noise rock and punk, embodying the collision of speed, sound, and subculture in the 1990s musical underground.…