Read: http://noisey.vice.com/blog/the-orwells-dont-want-to-grow-up
““A quote that really fucked up my mind is Cole from The Black Lips said, ‘If you have a backup plan, you’re gonna fall back on it.’”
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Enter Nig Heist…
Y’all punkers love Black Flag, right? Well you must check out Black Flag’s roadie, Mugger’s band, Nig Heist, which often opened for Black Flag in the 80s. Here’s a great interview from Vice with Mugger.
http://www.vice.com/read/mugger-nig-heist– “Scoring a Three With Mugger” By Richie Charles
Find out Mugger’s tips on picking up girls at shows
This band always reminds me of junior year of high school.
Nathan Williams Kicks Out Some Jams W/ L’il Bro Kynan
Here’s the link to the Vice article “Wavves Wants You to Meet Some Wack but Nice People” by Nick Gazin
http://www.vice.com/read/wavves-wants-you-to-meet-some-wack-but-nice-people
The project is the Williams Brothers as a duo making hip hop beats and their eight song demo is called Sweet Valley. Sweet bro.
A Wild Man (Grows Up) – NY Times Article On Vice Founder
SHANE SMITH, a founder of Vice, the streetwise, testosterone-fueled culture and fashion magazine, still chugs canned American beer. He still listens to Bad Brains. And he still favors tattered Vans skateboard shoes and black T-shirts. That much is the same.
Shane Smith, one of the founders of Vice magazine, on the Rocks Off concert boat with members of the band The Black Lips.
It is everything else that has changed.
VBS.TV Meets Chomsky
These days it’s just annoying when a person is referred to as an “intellectual.” Most are pseudo-smarties with predictable and usually still-born thoughts regurgitated from some other pseudo-smarty. But if we had to name just one guy worthy of the honorific, it would be Noam Chomsky. Ever since he re-invented linguistics and moved onto bigger social-justice concerns, he’s been a political agitator nonpareil—an itchy thorn in the hoof of all things imperial. Chomsky’s the kind of guy who blows your mind when you’re in high school, and then does it all over again when you’re in your mid-forties—and looking back you wonder what else you’d been reading all that time and who else you’d been listening to. VBS’s Kate Albright-Hannah tracked him down in Belfast, Ireland, and this is what came of it.
Kids Like You & Me (KLYAM) 