The Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Sleaze
O.J.'s got nothing on these people. From pedophiles to
crackheads to the world's worst friends, partners, and parents,
rock stars have legendarily distinguished themselves as the answer
to the question: "How low can you go?"
By Chuck Klosterman; Spin Staff 06.13.03 3:00 AM
O.J.'s got nothing on these people. From pedophiles to
crackheads to the world's worst friends, partners, and parents,
rock stars have legendarily distinguished themselves as the answer
to the question: "How low can you go?"
O.J.'s got nothing on these people. From pedophiles to crackheads to the world's worst friends, partners, and parents, rock stars have legendarily distinguished themselves as the answer to the question: "How low can you go?"
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Dischord Records: Out of Step with the World
After 20-plus years of producing perhaps the finest underground
rock catalogue in America, Ian MacKaye and his Washington
D.C.-based Dischord Records are, well, still saying no--no to
rootless commercialism, no to cheap nostalgia, no to doing music
business as usual. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Green Bay Packers
of punk
By Andrew Beaujon; Spin Staff 06.13.03 3:00 AM
After 20-plus years of producing perhaps the finest underground
rock catalogue in America, Ian MacKaye and his Washington
D.C.-based Dischord Records are, well, still saying no--no to
rootless commercialism, no to cheap nostalgia, no to doing music
business as usual. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Green Bay Packers
of punk
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Strip Joints
Your average strip-club playlist is more eclectic than most radio
stations--if you don't mind the $10 drinks and $3,000 implants. We
toured the country to find out which songs grease the pole at our
nation's finest gentlemen's establishments.
By Sarah Lewitinn; Spin Staff 06.13.03 3:00 AM
Your average strip-club playlist is more eclectic than most radio
stations--if you don't mind the $10 drinks and $3,000 implants. We
toured the country to find out which songs grease the pole at our
nation's finest gentlemen's establishments.
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20 SLEAZIEST ROCK MOMENTS
By Spin Staff 05.23.03 3:00 AM
20. Huge in South America
New-waver loses mind, drops pants
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The Good Soldier
Accused Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh went to the Persian Gulf in 1991 as an idealistic, highly motivated infantryman -- and came back disillusioned and paranoid. Now he and his military comrades tell Jonathan Franklin the untold story of Sgt. McVeigh, Desert Storm "top gun."
By Jonathan Franklin 04.01.97 1:24 PM
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