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Death, the punk rock missing link?

By Mark | March 15, 2009

I haven’t been terribly excited to hear anything new music-wise for a long, long time. An article in today’s New York Times, however, has me really intrigued. It seems as though Drag City Records just released a 1974 demo tape by three African-American brothers in Detroit – David, Bobby and Dannis Hackney – who, inspired […]

Posted in Art and Culture, Michigan | Also tagged Alice Cooper, Dave Miller, Death, Detroit, Drag City Records, For the Whole World to See, Hackney, music, New York Times, Politicians in My Eyes, punk, The Stooges | 11 Comments

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