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JAMES WILLIAMSON: THE PKM INTERVIEW!

James MarshallDecember 10, 2015

By James Marshall - - After nearly twenty years of being Please Kill Me’s bad guy, James Williamson finally wants to clear the air. I talked to him on the eve of the release of his first solo album Re/Licked....

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JOHN & YOKO’S TEN BEST PUNK ROCK MOMENTS!

Amy HabenNovember 24, 2015

By James Marshall Yoko Ono and John Lennon - Photo: Bob Gruen (more…)...

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The Stooges – Part II

James MarshallOctober 1, 2015

We Will Fall: The Death and Rise of The Stooges Death, its the greatest career move of them all. Ask Elvis, or Jacko. But Iggy did ‘em one better; he’s the onl...

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BOOK REPORT #1 BY JAMES “THE HOUND” MARSHALL

Gillian McCainAugust 8, 2015

Johnny’s First Cigarette by Nick Tosches illustrated by Lisa Marie-Moyen French translation by Heloise Esquie Vagabonde, 2014 This book arrived with...

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THE HOUND SURE CAN PICK ‘EM #1: THE STARLITERS

Gillian McCainMay 5, 2013

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PLEASE READ ME: Curtis Harrington

PKM EditorApril 10, 2013

Nice Guys Don’t Work In Hollywood: The Adventures of an Aesthete in the Movie Business by Curtis Harrington (Drag City, paper, 272 pp.). Review by James Marshall Fans of esoteric film trash will be delighted to know that before passing director Curtis Harrington (1926-2007) left us with this dirt-filled and conversationally written volume about his five decades in Hollywood and beyond. ...

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THE STOOGES-PART 3: TRIUMPH OF THE WILL

PKM EditorMarch 4, 2013

So there I was, August of 2003, at the Roseland Ballroom, where a grandfather that I never knew once worked as a bouncer, and there they were onstage– The Stoog...

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John Battles on SYLVAIN SYLVAIN: SLEEP BABY DOLLThis is gutting news , about Sylvain Sylvain's death. I used to promote his solo gigs in Chicago , and we became pretty good friends , though I lost touch with him after The Dolls reformed. It's true , he was , in fact , a real mensch with a
paul childs on LABEL CONSCIOUS: EXPLORING ‘LOST’ MUSIC OF THE 1970SI love it when the music that was the core of what I listened to gets called 'lost'. Confirms I was doing something right, back in the day...........
Christopher Ghiardi on SYLVAIN SYLVAIN: SLEEP BABY DOLLCaught a Sylvain show at the Metro Cafe in DC early this century. Highlights included a very beautiful version of "Femme Fatale". Must have been around Valentine's day as he was kind enough to sign a large heart decoration for me.

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