Tag Archives: audio tour of Ann Arbor rock history

A copy of the Prehensile Monkey-tailed Skink video has surfaced, ending any congressional aspirations I may have had

By Mark | February 22, 2016

I’ve lived in fear of this moment for the past twenty years… Today, by way of Facebook, I received a message from a man in Oregon who claims to have in his possession a copy of “Fears of Practice,” the 1993 performance video of my band, Prehensile Monkey-tailed Skink. While he hasn’t yet made his […]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, Mark's Life | Also tagged Ann Arbor history, blackmail, Bulb Records, Dan Richardson, Dustin Krcatovich, Fears of Practice, History, male nipples, Matt Krizowsky, Pete Larson, Prehensile Monkey-tailed Skink, Prehensile Monkeytailed Skink, Skink, Wolf Eyes | 14 Comments

The Ann Arbor music scene, from Paul Robeson to Frank Allison …on episode 28 of the Saturday Six Pack

By Mark | September 30, 2015

After the last several episodes, where we had so many guests, and so many things to get through, I enjoyed the relaxed pace of this most recent edition of the Saturday Six Pack. I’d left us a lot of breathing room when planning the show, thinking that, just maybe, Marshall Crenshaw might stop by, seeing […]