Lollipop Magazine

Death Becomes You: The Tarnished Tapes of Transylvania – Review

April 18, 2003

Not many unsigned bands have a full-length CD and DVD. The music is a mixture of Gwar and the Misfits, and the homage to horror movies is a cut above camp.

Bounty Dog – Review

April 18, 2003

It’s got all the marks of the genre: Impossibly-shaped women, futuristic weapons, major violence, and technologically-based bad guys.

Best of Bowie – Review

April 18, 2003

A two-DVD, career-long collection of videos. The material is outstanding, with a generous helping of impossible-to-track down TV broadcasts of early songs.

“Dead Mexican in my Headphones”: Metallica Follow Many Rabbits – Column

April 18, 2003

I interview rock guys two, three times a week. I use voice recognition software to transcribe these interviews. It doesn’t always come out as planned though.

“Dead Mexican in my Headphones”: Dream Theater’s Pie Bananas – Column

April 18, 2003

I interview rock guys two, three times a week. I use voice recognition software to transcribe these interviews. It doesn’t always come out as planned though.

“Dead Mexican in my Headphones”: Lemmy in Little Clothes – Column

April 18, 2003

I interview rock guys two, three times a week. I use voice recognition software to transcribe these interviews. It doesn’t always come out as planned though.

“Dead Mexican in my Headphones”: Megadeth’s Little Sister Removal – Column

April 18, 2003

I interview rock guys two, three times a week. I use voice recognition software to transcribe these interviews. It doesn’t always come out as planned though.

Coroner’s Corner – Contamination – Column

April 18, 2003

The way Contamination begins, you’d swear you were watching the beginning of Fulci’s Zombie. The same New York waterway… the same unresponsive boat. Both films even have the same hero: Ian McCulloch.

Blondie – From Punk to the Present: A Pictorial History – Review

April 18, 2003

Hugely interesting to Blondie fans, or those wading through mid-’70s pop culture. It’s got a couple hundred b&w pics, and a bunch of great interviews.

Planet X – MoonBabies – Review

April 16, 2003

Less metal than one might expect, MoonBabies ventures deep into the night with a lush landscape of sounds that incorporate prog rock, jazz, and New Age.