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TOP QUOTES FROM WILLIAM BURROUGHS INTERVIEW WITH LEGS MCNEIL
On October 30, 1990 Legs McNeil visited the legendary author William S. Burroughs at his home in Lawrence,...
Interviews
AN INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR NILS GREVILLIUS
By Amy Haben - Nils Grevillius, private investigator, on the record, with Amy Haben. This is the 13th of August 2014 at approximately 15:41 hours. Is there something you’d like to ask me, Ms. Amy?
A: When did you start writing and what inspired you to start?
WILLIAM BURROUGHS TARGET PRACTICE
by Legs McNeil – Photos by Jim Tynan For a few years, back in the late 1980’s when...
THE ASCENSION OF POST-PUNK GUITARIST BRIX SMITH START
Brix Smith Start Talks to PKM About Her Time Playing in the Fall, As a Fashion Maven, Her...
ALAN VEGA, SUICIDE’S MAIN MAN
An Oral History of Punk By Alan Vega as told to Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain. - Quite simply, Alan Vega revolutionized rock & roll. Along with his long-time collaborator, Marty Rev, their two-piece combo, Suicide was a band about thirty years ahead of their time.
INTERVIEW WITH BLONDIE DRUMMER CLEM BURKE! (Part 1)
Blondie drummer Clem Burke talks to PKM’s Amy Haben about fashion, his career in Blondie, playing with the...
Close to the Ledge with Crispin Glover
We’ve opened the vault to bring you Legs’ interview with Crispin, which originally appeared in a 1987 issue...
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A CONVERSATION WITH KINKS DRUMMER MICK AVORY!
by Amy Haben - I was in London for the first time last Christmas. To my surprise, I ended up lounging with the Kinks drummer and his beautiful girlfriend at his longtime home in London. I was shocked at how down to earth and welcoming he was.
I Was Kidnapped by Patty Hearst: The Tom Matthews Story
On a Thursday afternoon in mid-May 1974, in the small city of Lynwood, California, 18-year-old high school senior Tom Matthews answered a knock on the door.
Outside stood a short-haired brunette in her twenties, who inquired about the Ford Econoline van for sale. In a matter of minutes, “Emily” was behind the wheel, with Tom sitting shotgun in the front passenger seat. It was then that Tom Matthews’ life took a turn.
WILLIAM HELBURN: THE PKM INTERVIEW
Interview by Gillian McCain - A contemporary of Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, and Francesco Scavullo, William “Bill” Helburn was at the top of his profession from the early 1950s through the 1960s, with bylined covers and editorial images in the pages of such magazines as Harper’s Bazaar, Life, and McCall’s. Helburn also worked extensively in advertising. Throughout his career Helburn strove to grab the viewer’s attention, “Shock value was a term that was used. And I meant to shock people as much as I could.”
DAVID YOW OF THE JESUS LIZARD ON ART, ACTING, AND THE GOOD OLD DAYS!
BY: AMY HABEN Randomly I posted on Facebook, “Where in the world is David Yow?” Thinking about the...
LONDON’S OWN BOOTLEG BLONDIE!
by Amy Haben - I don't know about you, but I cringe when someone invites me to see a tribute band. So when my friend invited me to see Bootleg Blondie, (a Blondie tribute band) while in London, I wasn't sure how to feel.
AN EVENING WITH KEITH MORRIS AND OTHER PUNK ROCK SURVIVORS
I can't imagine my professor in college introducing the man who had a band named Circle Jerks come up to the podium for a lecture, but that's just what's happening tonight at CSULB
“I LIKE ME TOO MUCH TO DIE!”- AN ALICE COOPER INTERVIEW FROM 1973!
Alice Cooper is one of the sweetest guys on earth. That's why it's hard to believe him when he talks about how 'dangerous' Alice is. Obviously, he's talking about his alter ego, but the sweet, and intelligent Vincent Furnier would never hurt a fly. That's probably why he acts out his dark fantasies on stage.