TV Set Chicago, Illinois
“Remember me, I used to live for music.” We were closer in time to the summer of ‘68 than the present. Synthesizers were new in the ‘70s, but they are retro ‘80s. Electric guitars are still fresh as a fucking daisy. John Lydon told us “You’re all posers!” Don’t trust promoters, club owners, disk jockeys, record manufacturers, labels, instrument salesmen, or (especially) journalists. Farewell. ... more
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