Another 10 hot takes from 2018, a banner year for PKM
Because we share Nigel Tufnel’s attitude that the knob should be turned up to 11, we are offering a secon...
In 1989, just after he left the Ramones, Dee Dee Ramone called his old friend Legs McNeil and went off for 10 hours. In these excerpts Dee Dee talks about his c...
Maureen Tucker had a front row seat to punk rock history being conceived before her very eyes. An average high school girl from Levittown, Long Island, her life...
Legs McNeil has a bizarrely profound experience with Ozzy Osbourne in Nuremberg, Germany, in the same stadium where Leni Riefenstahl made her epic Nazi propagan...
Bobby Balderrama is a wonderful guy who started one of the greatest punk bands ever: Question Mark & the Mysterians, otherwise known as the humans who ...
On July 4, 1976 while the United States celebrated its Bicentennial, the Ramones flew across the pond and played England for the very first time. In honor of th...
In this clip from the Please Kill Me archives, Richard Lloyd talks about copping dope with his old pal Anita Pallenberg.
Actress, model and style icon Anita Pa...
Most people remember Sinéad O'Connor for her shocking Saturday Night Live performance and her cover of Prince's Nothing Compares 2 You. In his revealing SP...
On October 30, 1990 Legs McNeil visited the legendary author William S. Burroughs at his home in Lawrence, Kansas.
The pair, who had been friends since 1975, s...
by Legs McNeil - Photos by Jim Tynan
For a few years, back in the late 1980’s when I was covering the wars in El Salvador and Northern Ireland, I was lucky e...
Iggy Pop talks about getting his inspiration from the Blues - "You could play your own blues"
Here’s a clip from the Please Kill Me Audio Archives of Iggy...
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. ...
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