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John Robb Punk Rock (Paperback) (UK IMPORT)

John Robb has spent over a year interviewing more than 100 contributors including Glen Matlock, Mick Jones, Don Letts, Slash, Billy Bragg, Hugh Cornwell and Captain Sensible. Author: John Robb. Punk Rock is a book like no other.

John Robb Punk Rock (Paperback) (UK IMPORT)

John Robb has spent over a year interviewing more than 100 contributors including Glen Matlock, Mick Jones, Don Letts, Slash, Billy Bragg, Hugh Cornwell and Captain Sensible. Author: John Robb. Punk Rock is a book like no other.

John Robb Punk Rock (Paperback)

Author: John Robb. Title: Punk Rock. Format: Paperback. Release Year: 2012. Item Weight: 527g. Item Length: 139mm. Item Height: 216mm. Country/Region of Manufacture: US.

3 TOXIC SHOCK Punk CD BOOK Assassin bundle Peace Corpse Septic Death Raw Power

TOXIC SHOCK 3 CDs & Book bundle! Raw Power Reptile House CD and DVD, Barricaded Suspects Cd w Decry, Septic Death, Mad Parade & more! Plus 4 old TOXIC SHOCK 7″s CD with Peace Corpse, Red Tide, Massacre Guys and Noise from Nowhere . You also get the Assassin of Mediocrity book, with 204 pages loaded with rare photos and gig flyers that chronicles the history of the punk record store/mail-order enterprise and groundbreaking record label Toxic Shock from its origins in 1980 in the grimy suburbs of Pomona CA Through a combination of a very personal biography, oral history and extensive imagery, the book covers the trials and tribulations of running a totally independent record store through an in-depth oral history from former employees, and musicians from the Toxic Shock roster, such as Decry, Modern Industry, Skin Yard, Massacre Guys, Human Therapy, Raw Power, Peace Corpse, Sloppy Seconds, Pillsbury Hardcore, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes and more! #toxicshockrecords #punkhistory The book has 204 full color pages loaded with rare photos and gig flyers that chronicles the history of the punk record store/mail-order enterprise and groundbreaking record label Toxic Shock from its origins in 1980 in the grimy suburbs of Pomona CA Through a combination of a very personal biography, oral history and extensive imagery, the book covers the trials and tribulations of running a totally independent record store through an in-depth oral history from former employees, and musicians from the Toxic Shock roster, such as Decry, Modern Industry, Skin Yard, Massacre Guys, Human Therapy, Raw Power, Sloppy Seconds, Peace Corpse, Pillsbury Hardcore, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes and more! #toxicshockrecords #punkhistory Formerly Toxic Shock, we have a 30 year punk rock history behind us! Support independents, not corporate shills! Toxic Ranch was a record store in Tucson AZ from 1989 to 2014. They started up as Toxic Shock in Pomona CA in 1980. Toxic Shock Records was also an American independent record label based first in Pomona, CA, then in Tucson, AZ. The label was spawned from the record store of the same name, by its founders Bill Sassenberger and Julianna Towns in 1983, when they released the first of the “Noise from Nowhere” series of 7″ EP compilations. For the next decade they released singles, compilations and albums by many notable and influential bands of the hardcore, noise rock and post-hardcore scenes. Bill Sassenberger opened his first Toxic Shock record store in Pomona, CA in 1980. He specialized in underground punk records from independent labels. He expanded to mail-order soon after by advertising in music magazines. In 1983, he and wife Julianna Towns released Noise from Nowhere, a 7″, 33rpm EP featuring four local underground punk bands: Kent State, Modern Industry, Manson Youth and their own band Moslem Birth (whose name was a parody of Christian Death). Noise from Nowhere featured cover art by Pushead. With this release, Toxic Shock Records was born. Singles from Modern Industry, Peace Corpse (the renamed Moslem Birth) Massacre Guys, Red Tide, and much later Seattle’s Skin Yard followed, as well as albums by Italian punkers Raw Power, Decry, Stupids, Corrosion of Conformity, th’Inbred and the Dayglo Abortions. In 1988 Bill and Julianna moved the label and the store to Tucson, AZ. From Tucson, they released albums by Hickoids, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes, Jesus Chrysler, Sloppy Seconds and Treepeople. They also re-established the Noise from Nowhere’ 7″ EP as a series. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 2, released in 1989, featured cover songs performed by label bands Hullabaloo(Highway Star), Hickoids (Green Acres), House of Large Sizes (Half-Breed) and Sloppy Seconds (Candy Man). Eight more Noise from Nowhere volumes would follow, featuring label bands as well as one-off recordings by other up-and-coming bands, including a rare split single by /Gods Acre and Green Magnet School. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 10 was the last record released under the Toxic Shock imprint featuring, appropriately, four underground local Tucson bands. They released a few more CD’s under a new name — Westworld — including the Fells, Rhythm Pigs and Feast Upon cactus Thorns. plus the Decade of Disaster compilation chronicling the Toxic Shock years,but soon reverted their energy back into running the record store specializing in obscure, underground music, now renamed “Toxic Ranch Records since the move to Arizona.. Some bands that played Toxic Ranch in-stores over the years include Alice Donut, Calexico, My Dad is Dead, Alice Bag, Andrew Jackson Jihad, F#ckemos, Hickoids, My Dad is Dead, Supernova, RAMBO, Doo Rag. the Fells, Feast Upon cactus Thorns, Grandaddy, Millencolin, Sex Prisonor, Lenguas Largas, Resonars, Smears, Swing Ding Amigos, Pork Torta, Drags, Bar Feeders, and many more, Bill Sassenberger opened his first Toxic Shock record store in Pomona, CA in 1980. He specialized in underground punk records from independent labels. He expanded to mail-order soon after by advertising in music magazines. In 1983, he and wife Julianna Towns released Noise from Nowhere, a 7″, 33rpm EP featuring four local underground punk bands: Kent State, Modern Industry, Manson Youth and their own band Moslem Birth (whose name was a parody of Christian Death). Noise from Nowhere featured cover art by Pushead. With this release, Toxic Shock Records was born. Singles from Modern Industry, Peace Corpse (the renamed Moslem Birth) Massacre Guys, Red Tide, and much later Seattle’s Skin Yard followed, as well as albums by Italian punkers Raw Power, Decry, Stupids, Corrosion of Conformity, th’Inbred and the Dayglo Abortions. In 1988 Bill and Julianna moved the label and the store to Tucson, AZ. From Tucson, they released albums by Hickoids, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes, Jesus Chrysler, Sloppy Seconds and Treepeople. They also re-established the Noise from Nowhere’ 7” EP as a series. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 2, released in 1989, featured cover songs performed by label bands Hullabaloo(Highway Star), Hickoids (Green Acres), House of Large Sizes (Half-Breed) and Sloppy Seconds (Candy Man). Eight more Noise from Nowhere volumes would follow, featuring label bands as well as one-off recordings by other up-and-coming bands, including a rare split single by /Gods Acre and Green Magnet School. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 10 was the last record released under the Toxic Shock imprint featuring, appropriately, four underground local Tucson bands. They released a few more CD’s under a new name — Westworld — including the Fells, Rhythm Pigs and Feast Upon cactus Thorns. plus the Decade of Disaster compilation chronicling the Toxic Shock years,but soon reverted their energy back into running the record store specializing in obscure, underground music, now renamed “Toxic Ranch Records since the move to Arizona.. Some bands that played Toxic ranch in-stores over the years include Alice Donut, Calexico, My Dad is Dead, Alice Bag, Andrew Jackson Jihad, F#ckemos, Hickoids, My Dad is Dead, Supernova, RAMBO, Doo Rag. the Fells, Feast Upon cactus Thorns, Grandaddy, Millencolin, Sex Prisonor, Lenguas Largas, Resonars, Smears, Swing Ding Amigos, Pork Torta, Drags, Bar Feeders, and many more!

3 TOXIC SHOCK Punk CD BOOK Assassin bundle Peace Corpse Septic Death Raw Power

TOXIC SHOCK 3 CDs & Book bundle! Raw Power Reptile House CD and DVD, Barricaded Suspects Cd w Decry, Septic Death, Mad Parade & more! Plus 4 old TOXIC SHOCK 7″s CD with Peace Corpse, Red Tide, Massacre Guys and Noise from Nowhere . You also get the Assassin of Mediocrity book, with 204 pages loaded with rare photos and gig flyers that chronicles the history of the punk record store/mail-order enterprise and groundbreaking record label Toxic Shock from its origins in 1980 in the grimy suburbs of Pomona CA Through a combination of a very personal biography, oral history and extensive imagery, the book covers the trials and tribulations of running a totally independent record store through an in-depth oral history from former employees, and musicians from the Toxic Shock roster, such as Decry, Modern Industry, Skin Yard, Massacre Guys, Human Therapy, Raw Power, Peace Corpse, Sloppy Seconds, Pillsbury Hardcore, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes and more! #toxicshockrecords #punkhistory The book has 204 full color pages loaded with rare photos and gig flyers that chronicles the history of the punk record store/mail-order enterprise and groundbreaking record label Toxic Shock from its origins in 1980 in the grimy suburbs of Pomona CA Through a combination of a very personal biography, oral history and extensive imagery, the book covers the trials and tribulations of running a totally independent record store through an in-depth oral history from former employees, and musicians from the Toxic Shock roster, such as Decry, Modern Industry, Skin Yard, Massacre Guys, Human Therapy, Raw Power, Sloppy Seconds, Peace Corpse, Pillsbury Hardcore, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes and more! #toxicshockrecords #punkhistory Formerly Toxic Shock, we have a 30 year punk rock history behind us! Support independents, not corporate shills! Toxic Ranch was a record store in Tucson AZ from 1989 to 2014. They started up as Toxic Shock in Pomona CA in 1980. Toxic Shock Records was also an American independent record label based first in Pomona, CA, then in Tucson, AZ. The label was spawned from the record store of the same name, by its founders Bill Sassenberger and Julianna Towns in 1983, when they released the first of the “Noise from Nowhere” series of 7″ EP compilations. For the next decade they released singles, compilations and albums by many notable and influential bands of the hardcore, noise rock and post-hardcore scenes. Bill Sassenberger opened his first Toxic Shock record store in Pomona, CA in 1980. He specialized in underground punk records from independent labels. He expanded to mail-order soon after by advertising in music magazines. In 1983, he and wife Julianna Towns released Noise from Nowhere, a 7″, 33rpm EP featuring four local underground punk bands: Kent State, Modern Industry, Manson Youth and their own band Moslem Birth (whose name was a parody of Christian Death). Noise from Nowhere featured cover art by Pushead. With this release, Toxic Shock Records was born. Singles from Modern Industry, Peace Corpse (the renamed Moslem Birth) Massacre Guys, Red Tide, and much later Seattle’s Skin Yard followed, as well as albums by Italian punkers Raw Power, Decry, Stupids, Corrosion of Conformity, th’Inbred and the Dayglo Abortions. In 1988 Bill and Julianna moved the label and the store to Tucson, AZ. From Tucson, they released albums by Hickoids, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes, Jesus Chrysler, Sloppy Seconds and Treepeople. They also re-established the Noise from Nowhere’ 7″ EP as a series. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 2, released in 1989, featured cover songs performed by label bands Hullabaloo(Highway Star), Hickoids (Green Acres), House of Large Sizes (Half-Breed) and Sloppy Seconds (Candy Man). Eight more Noise from Nowhere volumes would follow, featuring label bands as well as one-off recordings by other up-and-coming bands, including a rare split single by /Gods Acre and Green Magnet School. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 10 was the last record released under the Toxic Shock imprint featuring, appropriately, four underground local Tucson bands. They released a few more CD’s under a new name — Westworld — including the Fells, Rhythm Pigs and Feast Upon cactus Thorns. plus the Decade of Disaster compilation chronicling the Toxic Shock years,but soon reverted their energy back into running the record store specializing in obscure, underground music, now renamed “Toxic Ranch Records since the move to Arizona.. Some bands that played Toxic Ranch in-stores over the years include Alice Donut, Calexico, My Dad is Dead, Alice Bag, Andrew Jackson Jihad, F#ckemos, Hickoids, My Dad is Dead, Supernova, RAMBO, Doo Rag. the Fells, Feast Upon cactus Thorns, Grandaddy, Millencolin, Sex Prisonor, Lenguas Largas, Resonars, Smears, Swing Ding Amigos, Pork Torta, Drags, Bar Feeders, and many more, Bill Sassenberger opened his first Toxic Shock record store in Pomona, CA in 1980. He specialized in underground punk records from independent labels. He expanded to mail-order soon after by advertising in music magazines. In 1983, he and wife Julianna Towns released Noise from Nowhere, a 7″, 33rpm EP featuring four local underground punk bands: Kent State, Modern Industry, Manson Youth and their own band Moslem Birth (whose name was a parody of Christian Death). Noise from Nowhere featured cover art by Pushead. With this release, Toxic Shock Records was born. Singles from Modern Industry, Peace Corpse (the renamed Moslem Birth) Massacre Guys, Red Tide, and much later Seattle’s Skin Yard followed, as well as albums by Italian punkers Raw Power, Decry, Stupids, Corrosion of Conformity, th’Inbred and the Dayglo Abortions. In 1988 Bill and Julianna moved the label and the store to Tucson, AZ. From Tucson, they released albums by Hickoids, Hullabaloo, House of Large Sizes, Jesus Chrysler, Sloppy Seconds and Treepeople. They also re-established the Noise from Nowhere’ 7” EP as a series. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 2, released in 1989, featured cover songs performed by label bands Hullabaloo(Highway Star), Hickoids (Green Acres), House of Large Sizes (Half-Breed) and Sloppy Seconds (Candy Man). Eight more Noise from Nowhere volumes would follow, featuring label bands as well as one-off recordings by other up-and-coming bands, including a rare split single by /Gods Acre and Green Magnet School. Noise from Nowhere Vol. 10 was the last record released under the Toxic Shock imprint featuring, appropriately, four underground local Tucson bands. They released a few more CD’s under a new name — Westworld — including the Fells, Rhythm Pigs and Feast Upon cactus Thorns. plus the Decade of Disaster compilation chronicling the Toxic Shock years,but soon reverted their energy back into running the record store specializing in obscure, underground music, now renamed “Toxic Ranch Records since the move to Arizona.. Some bands that played Toxic ranch in-stores over the years include Alice Donut, Calexico, My Dad is Dead, Alice Bag, Andrew Jackson Jihad, F#ckemos, Hickoids, My Dad is Dead, Supernova, RAMBO, Doo Rag. the Fells, Feast Upon cactus Thorns, Grandaddy, Millencolin, Sex Prisonor, Lenguas Largas, Resonars, Smears, Swing Ding Amigos, Pork Torta, Drags, Bar Feeders, and many more!

Sellout The Major Label Feeding Frenzy That Swept Punk Emo Hardcore Dan Ozzi HC

Dust jacket is in used condition with significant signs of wear throughout, including edge wear, scuffing, and surface scratches. Book itself is in good used condition with general signs of use throughout, but no major flaws. Author: Dan Ozzi Title: Sellout: The Major Label Feeding Frenzy That Swept Punk, Emo, and Hardcore 1994-2007 Format: Hardcover with dust jacket Please review all photos carefully for condition and details. Fast shipping.