Lollipop Magazine

Foundations Forum 1994 – at the Burbank Hilton – Review

October 1, 1994

It was a three day party and fest of metal that was fun in every aspect, including the schmoozing from all directions.

Evelyn Swoons – with Mercy Rule, Zuzu’s Pedals at T.T. the Bear’s – Review

October 1, 1994

The quirky, half-naked singer with funky hair writhed and either sang weird, dissonant melodies, or he missed a lotta notes. A good groove.

Chucklehead – with John Monopoly, Rippopotamus at Local 186 – Review

October 1, 1994

This band has no leash on their horn section. They rip. The drum/bass connection was earthy and solid. The gorilla costumes they came out in were a nice touch.

Big Red Crush – with 6L6 at Local 186 – Review

October 1, 1994

A relatively new act started by drummer E.K., they are a chronic throb of energy on stage and fully command their audience.

6L6 – with Big Red Crush at Local 186 – Review

October 1, 1994

Condo still writes all the lyrics, but on at least three of the CD’s new songs, the music was written by his bandmates.

Heroes Jargon – Column

October 1, 1994

The film version of The Crow was a milestone because it didn’t have all of the overwhelming media hype and merchandising, yet it was still a huge success.

Now I Am a Crow – Fiction

October 1, 1994

The crow is not a true bird and cannot live like one. We always return to humans to survive. It’s all we know.

Lather – Fiction

October 1, 1994

I shaved (using, of course, the newly found ancient can of special lather formula). When I’d finished, the rash had disappeared, so I went to work.

Gus Jerusalem and the Konja Gum – Part 1 – Fiction

October 1, 1994

Gus Jerusalem awoke to find himself being attacked by a killer hangover. To make matters worse, he was also being attacked by a knife-wielding lunatic.

Burning Desires – Part IV – Fiction

October 1, 1994

As a renowned anthropologist and a cantankerous drunk, Crittendon had talked himself in and out of similar situations throughout the four corners of the world.