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Punk Magazine This is site dedicated to the rag that gave punk rock its name and me a job. For what discerning critics acclaim to be the finest page at this site, go straight to here. |
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Wilderness Medicine In case you wonder what serious stuff is doing in this otherwise less-than-serious site, that's my sister (and that guy'd better watch his hands!) She does SAR and wilderness lifesaving training in English or Spanish. |
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Music Downloads Here are a few places where you can get some nonstandard tunes Arabian Music Downloads; Asian Classical Music in MP3 Format; Piranha Global Music; Big Bob's Doo Wop, R&R, R&B, Rockabilly Jukebox, IUMA-- unsigned artists, undiscovered bands and local talent; Johnny Cash songclips. |
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TVparty Over 1400 clips, special sections on Saturday morning cartoons, Bobby Darin, kids with guns, Nazis selling cereal, etc. |
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Bosko John Holmstrom's site is dedicated to his friend, Bosko. To know who he is, you really need to explore the page "Bosko's Philosophy," but it will help to know that his #1 favorite food is Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. |
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Scott MacNeill While AD at bleep [name of publication censored, because he'd prefer to forget he was involved with that particularly seamy operation] Scott funneled enough work my way to keep starvation at bay, and eventually got me an actual day job there. Here's some of his stuff. |
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Avidor Studios Stuff by Ken Avidor, who worked for Punk Magazine under the name of Ken Wiener. See the utopian-bicyclopian path that the guy that drew "The Bum that goes Squirt" has followed. Also stuff by Ken's spouse Roberta. |
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PIM Public Illumination Magazine has been produced by Prof. Dr. Dr. Zagreus Bowery since way back, and is billed as "the world's smallest magazine of its kind." See Il Bruto's contributions to it here. |
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Picturesque Passions Jeffrey Isaac, who has no connection whatsoever to the publication listed above, has produced these compellingly ooky "fragments of a movie" honoring some of Roman Catholicism's lesser known saints. (You might want to pass on it if you don't like your saints naked.) |
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Sonny Liew's Amazing Squash Rental Agency Take a look. |
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Joe Coleman See work by our greatest living "Apocalyptic Visionary Painter." |
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David Coulson Illustrations, cartoons, etc. Don't miss the carrot bag collection. |
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Wrongland This fellow donkeyworker in the White Vinyl Mines of New Century has dedicated her site to the betterment of Missouri's postcard resources. |
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WeirdCrap "Infotainment" site "inspired by lunatics, weirdos, mental defectives, kooks, cranks, and idiots of all kinds." Try the Recreational Christianity section (containing the Jack T. Chick Parody Archive). |
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Chick Publications ...but then why mess with parody? Go to the source, the master himself, J.T. Chick. This site has every Chick tract ever published (as far as I can tell), along with DVDs, posters, comics, etc. Most of it's for sale, and as for the ones that are out of print, "If you are willing to buy an entire press run of 10,000 copies, we will print them for you." |
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Les Filles de l'Enfer It's hard to say what this site considers itself to be about, since it's in French. Despite my command of that language (for example, I happen to know that "Les Filles de l'Enfer" means "The Boneless Meat of the Innuendo"), all I can tell for sure is that it has pictures of some of cinema's finest gals: e.g. Barbara Steele, Ursula Andress, Julie Newmar, Anita Pallenberg (for a personal rememberence of her click here), Sharon Tate, Lili St. Cyr, etc. |
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Von Lmo I'm not sure I can explain what it is about this guy that's so interesting. But anyway, one way or the other, it's best to keep an eye on him. The link at left will lead to a site that been "under construction" for several years. Try this one, though, for a taste. Read my interview with him in Stop Magazine #1. Delve further via The Von Lmo Files. |
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The Royal Flashman Society of Upper Canada There are several sites dedicated to the hero of the finest series of novels in the English Language. This one is my favorite. Check out the chronology. |
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Chinese Cultural Studies: Images ...self-explanatory. (It's run by the Brooklyn College Dept. of Something or Other Having to Do with China.) |
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Exotic India "The one stop shop for Indian Arts." They sell all kinds of interesting stuff from India, from paintings to Barbie dolls. |
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AMEA The World Museum of Erotic Art. |
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Dragstrip Groupies "...dedicated to underground pinup girl pics from the late 1950's and early 60s." |
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Brian's Page of Antique Weirdness ...self-explanatory. |
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The Contortion Home Page As the proprietors say: "We hope that after your visit, you will view contortion as a beautiful art, and not as a spectacle." Of course! It goes without saying that chicks bent over double with their butts resting on their heads are beautiful art. |
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Red Elvises If you don't know these guys... why not? |
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EnoWeb By the time you've finished perusing this site you'll almost feel as if he's real. You also might have noticed a reprint of "Eno In Mad City" (go to my copy here) in the interview archives. |
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Mayberry.com What can compare to tons of facts and pics about Barney, Andge, Gomer, Otis, Floyd, Ernest T., Aint Bee, Opie, Thelma Lou, Howard Sprague, etc.? |
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Don Knotts - Mayberry and Beyond Besides the latest on this cultural giant, you can find vital reference material such as The Top 25 Don Knotts Movies, and go to The History of Don Knotts Career for a timeline that makes his relation to the important events of his time abundantly clear. |
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R. Lee Ermey's Official Website This proud son of Emporia, KS, has provided a source for everything you could ever need regarding The Man himself, the US Marine Corps, the world, etc. For example, for $40 you can buy the "'Xtra Salty' Gunnery SGT R. Lee Ermey 12" Motivational Figure" (don't call it a doll, maggot!). Note: good downloads at "Sounds." Note also: 10% of all proceeds go to the Marine Corps Drill Instructors Association. |
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Rat Fink.org As Big Daddy Roth put it, "Money comes and goes, but Rat Fink is forever." Amen. He was my original artistic inspiration (big points could be earned for being able to draw Rat Fink on command). Look for the Ed Roth Memorial page, the Rat Fink Store, the Rat Fink Museum, and so much more. |
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Tragic Beauties Barbara Abel came upon a mannequin sepulchre in downtown Detroit and made these creepy-yet-beautiful shots of the ladies that inhabited it. |
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KMaC Gone are the late-breaking product updates at the "Mac Index," and you can no longer register to have your picture on the cover (by "you" I don't mean "you," since you would have to be under 12 anyway)... all that's left about Kraft's (and indeed mankind's) greatest food is a short history. |
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Route 50 Route 66 was okay while it existed, but it doesn't anymore. But Highway 50 still does. Use this site to follow it right past the boyhood home of a young Raytown, Missouri lad who is best known for having produced what the world truly needs: another Website. |