September, 1999 | Lollipop Magazine

This is My Photo Finish – Fiction

September 1, 1999

I was immediately sorry that I had indulged a tarot reading the night before. I wasn’t superstitious; I just didn’t like opening unnecessary gates. You never know what you might let in.

The Lonelies – Part Three – Fiction

September 1, 1999

He scanned the few customers at Abraham’s (just keep thinking of Winona, he told himself, keep thinking of those eyes…), looking for Jonah.

AmeriMart – The Conclusion – Fiction

September 1, 1999

The woman seemed to approve, shrugging to her bodyguard before tucking the check into her purse – a signal which Pat took to be his chance to leave with facial impunity.

Garbage Pail – Scene Splicing – Column

September 1, 1999

Band Collaborations: Manawarrant, Herbie HanCocteau Twins, Jon Spencer Moody Blues Explosion.

Razed In Black – Sacrificed – Review

September 1, 1999

These guys enjoy solid bass lines, fast beats, distortion, tasteful samples, and dark overtones that don’t overshadow the music.

Garbage Pail – Scene Splicing – Column

September 1, 1999

Scene Splicing: Backstreet Fat Boys, Kerry King Missile, Green De La Soul, L7 Seconds.

Garbage Pail – Marilyns Don’t Fear the Reaper – Column

September 1, 1999

Marilyn Manson Monroe and Marilyn Manson look forward to a dark and acrid-smelling future. Unfortunately, bits of the bride have been missing since the honeymoon.

The August Spies – Review

September 1, 1999

Fast, angry, indiscernible punk rock, a 23-song, 29 minute CD with many of the songs originally appearing on 7″s put out by Rodent Popsicle.

Garbage Pail – Genetic Splicings we Hope to Never See- Column

September 1, 1999

Genetic Splicings: Peter Chris Cornell, Oliva-Newton John Stamos, Trey Parker Posie.

Rainbow – Straight Between the Eyes – Review

September 1, 1999

If you’re missing any of these suckers, now’s the time to enter the majestic realms of Ritchie Blackmore and the catalogue’s three legendary vocalists.