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Prelude to a Lick – The Editor’s Rant – Column

November 1, 1996

The rich, shrewd, and intelligent have already gone home. They sleep well with clear conscience, and dream of who else they want to bang in the copy room.

Sarre-Chasm – Column

November 1, 1996

My musing in this space will mostly be concerned with bands, and the various sub-cultural concerns and other peripheral crap that affects music and vice versa.

Cine-Trash – Moreau – Column

October 1, 1996

In his topsail-sized kimono, and fey, lisping voice, Brando’s Moreau comes off less like a reclusive madman than a gay sumo wrestler dabbling in Kabuki.

Coroner’s Corner – Your Pussy Cat is a Fox – Column

October 1, 1996

The Island of Dr. Moreau is a modernized version of an already twice-told tale of genetic manipulation. Marlon Brando tackles the role with a strange gusto.

Graffic Traffic – Column

October 1, 1996

Since super-heroes still dominate the comic world, it falls on those who make the stuff to deliver something more. Or just something better.

Liquor Lecture – Gin – Column

October 1, 1996

A Gin buzz is a surprisingly pleasant thing, light, airy, and somehow easy enough to focus in. Even if you babble on for hours about nothing…

Prelude to a Lick – The Editor’s Rant – Column

October 1, 1996

This issue finally has that INTERACTIVE thing. Sure, not every band reviewed has one of them neato extension numbers after them, it’s a work in progress…

The Third Eye – Column

October 1, 1996

It had always been at the back of my mind that I could be the only person who existed. It was just a matter of cracking through the clearness to realize it.

Prelude to a Lick – The Editor’s Rant – Column

September 1, 1996

We here at Lollipop are getting in touch with our inner scenesterness, and we’ve started a second magazine called Lollipop Freezine. Quite a novel name, eh?

Cine-Trash – Gift – Column

September 1, 1996

Whatever you may think of Perry Farrell’s musical endeavors, Gift suggests that movie cameras should be regulated just as stringently as handguns.