ROCK & ROLL BIOGRAPHIES SUICIDAL TENDENCIES INFECTIOUS GROOV

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES INFECTIOUS GROOVES

Editore: 10 TON PRESS
Previews: previews USA settembre 2024
Collezioni: ROCK & ROLL BIOGRAPHIES
UPC: 8068771750702411
Data di uscita/spedizione: 06/11/2024
pagina: 394
scrittore: Aushenker, Michael
artista: Moya, Victor
Artista copertina: Moya, Victor
numero di pagine: 32

Enjoy this cool flip book featuring two iconic California bands formed by the legendary Mike Muir! Suicidal Tendencies was formed in 1980 as a punk band in Venice, California. Originally only intended as a 'party band,' Suicidal Tendencies grew in notoriety. Suicidal Tendencies had a rough start, including being voted 'Worst Band/Biggest Assholes' in 1982 but the following year were voted 'Best New Band.' In 2000 Mike Muir eventually became interested in the funk music that Robert Trujillo had brought to the table. As a result, the two formed a funk metal side project in the vein of early Red Hot Chili Peppers called Infectious Grooves. Recruiting drummer Stephen Perkins and guitarist Adam Slagel, this helped expand Suicidal Tendencies' fan base into a wider audience that included members of the alternative rock community.

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FCBD 2024 - 10 TON PRESS - TONS OF STRANGE

ordini entro il 07/01/2024

Three all new and EXCLUSIVE stories for FCBD from 10 TON PRESS! First, CHARLEY & HUMPHREY celebrate May 4th and try their hand at construting the most elegant of weapons while sampling the bluest of milks. Next, explore the STRANGE corners of the music world as ROCK & ROLL BIOGRAPHIES show you the mysterious origins of the AQUABATS! And, a look ahead to our follow up to BECOMING FRANKENSTEIN... Several months after the events of Becoming Frankenstein #6 we still find Victor in the hellish confines of the Ravenstone Asylum while Elizabeth revisits her past that will be the catalysts for her future as a Frankenstein. Exclusive Original Matieral Rating: Teen

(W) Mel Smith & Various (A) Mike Gustovich & Various (CA) Matt Ritchie

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