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Article #13Latest F5-Electric/more choice zines
From: Jerod Pore
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 20:47
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 20:47
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Topic 69: Current Status of F5-Electric / Post your reviews here! / Publisher's Choice By: Jerod Pore (jerod23) on Sun, Jun 28, '92 8 responses so far 2 new of 8 responses total. Topic 69: Current Status of F5-Electric / Post your reviews here! / Publisher's Choice # 7: Jerod Pore (jerod23) Sat, Jul 25, '92 (13:19) 5 lines Food and Health zines, reviewed by Seth Friedman who does _Food For Thought_ have been added to the menu. Queer zines have been updated. Punk zines will get updated this week. I'm still slogging through the lit zines, expect an update RSN. Pagan/occult zines are hoped-for soon. Topic 69: Current Status of F5-Electric / Post your reviews here! / Publisher's Choice # 8: Jerod Pore (jerod23) Sat, Jul 25, '92 (13:37) 59 lines A couple more _really_ choice zines: %Title: Drudge #1 %Descr: For a music zine, Drudge isn't particullarly special. It's not bad (as so many are), nor is it overwhelmingly fantastic (but I've yet to read an overwhelmingly fantastic music zine). What makes Drudge so must-have is the cassette that comes with it. Jason interviews Illusion of Safety, Big City Orchestre, Windowpain Industries and Belt; they all provide material for the cassette. Windowpain will intoxicate you even if you've never taken drugs. Bel and Illusion of Safety are so bent and frightening that I just have to listen over and over and over until I go on a multicide spree at Burger King. Big City Orchestre is great, also. %Info: $3.00 ? to Jason Mantis 117 Witherspoon Rd. Baltimore MD 21212 12 pages, standard + cassette that will turn your mind inside out. %Title: Travis Bickle Soliloquy: poems and prayers %Descr: I hate poetry. I farmed out the poetry reviews to reiko and don't blame her for not touching them. But this, this is seriously twisted stuff. I don't know what it is about Texas. We'll let a couple of pieces speak for this publication: That's Why We Celebrate Christmas A child with elephantitis, teeth rotting from too many Snickers bars. The lurking suspicion that you've contracted V.D. from that 17 year old girl and that you might one day die insane from syphillis. Dangerous women, full mouth braces and all. Cut from the same mold as cocaine and hershey bars. Selling themselves for chocolate, with almonds. That's why we celebrate Christmas because Jesus was only born on one day of the year, not the other 364. Gilles De Rais Syndrome I praise the neutron bomb, Bluebeard and the Viet Cong. The pony rides at Peppermint Park, the sounds of gun shots in the dark. Skinny dogs that wheeze and whine, strnage symbols and prophetic signs. The sound of children crying, the Shetland pony is dying. Something borrowed, something new, something choking and somehting blue. Blue like the face of a choking child with one of those plastic bags over its head. You know the ones that say "This is not a toy. Keep all plastic bags away from children." Plus pictures from various medical books. Not for the faint of heart or weak of stomach. %Info: $2.00 to R. Perkins 11602 Poplarwood Drive Houston, TX 77089 28 pages, digest. email rperkins@sugar.neosoft.com
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Newsgroups: rec.mag Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!sun-barr!ames!pacbell.com!well!jerod23 From: jerod23@well.sf.ca.us (Jerod Pore) Subject: Latest F5-Electric/more choice zines Message-ID: <Bryprs.HMI@well.sf.ca.us> Sender: news@well.sf.ca.us Organization: Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 20:47:52 GMT Lines: 82